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It must be noted that the Taíno found brilliant ways to live from the oceans and a remarkably fun way to settle disputes.~ When entering new Era with this culture
The Taíno are renowned for their canoes and fresh catch of the day. Perhaps they'll play ball with you.~ When meeting this culture

The Taíno are a culture available in the Medieval Era, with the Agrarian culture focus.

"For the Taíno, the paucity of the lands are no impediment to a thriving agriculture, much to the envy of their neighbors."

Culture orientation[]

Agrarian cultures favour a gameplay orientation focused on Empire growth and Population abundance, and in some cases, resource efficiency.

These cultures gain extra Fame from Agrarian Era Stars for earning new Population.

Affinity Action: Greener Pastures[]

Can attract 1Population from each adjacent Territory's City or Outpost. It will create a Grievance against you for each impacted Empire.

  • This action will cost a sum of Influence.
  • Once triggered, this action will be available again after fulfilling the Agrarian Affinity meter.

Affinity Bonus: Community[]

Gains 5Stability when gaining Population.

  • This bonus does not modify the city's target stability percentage.
  • This bonus is scaled by game speed

Transcendence Bonus: Growing Cultivation[]

+5%Food on City or Outpost.

Trait: Zemis Worship[]

Emblematic quarter: Batey[]

“The heart of community life, the ball games of the Batey carry divine weight.”

Emblematic unit: Baira Hunters[]

“Traveling with simple canoes, rivers are no hinderance to the Baira Hunter.”

Ranged
Ranged-combat Unit. Receives a penalty (-8) when defending against close-combat attacks.
Indirect Fire
Unit can attack Units without a clear Line of Sight.
Canoe Fighters
This Unit receives no penalties from Rivers.

City names[]

The names listed are default names, players can change their cities' names if they choose.

Habana, Bahama, Bayaguana, Guanahani, Abacoa, Caguana, Damajagua, Jatibonicu, Magua, Cayacoa


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