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-[[File:Civilzation%26World_Info_Example.png|thumb|right|350px|An example screenshot of the Civilzation/World Info menu]]
-The '''Civilization/World Info menu''' is your window to the [[world]] beyond your fortress.
-Accessed in [[Fortress mode]] with {{k|c}}, it displays information pertaining to civilizations and their sites, provides access to [[rumor|news and rumors]] (shared by the [[Outpost liaison]] and by [[visitor]]s), and lets you create and manage [[mission]]s for your [[squad]]s.
-==Submenus==
-[[File:civ_preview.png|thumb|150px|right|Full view of the Civilizations and World Info screen's map.]] The Civilization/World Info menu has six main submenus; {{k|w}}orld, {{k|m}}issions, {{k|n}}ews and rumors, {{k|p}}eople, {{k|a}}rtifacts and {{k|c}}ivilizations. It also has an overlay that can be toggled to display {{k|h}}oldings and tribute (instead of geographical features).
-[[File:HoldingsandTribute.png|thumb|150px|right|A world on the Holdings and Tribute tab]]
-===World===
-The World menu shows known information about the cursor's location on the map.
-You can create a new mission to raid a highlighted site that doesn't belong to your civilization by pressing {{k|r}}. This brings up the mission planning screen where you set the mission {{k|d}}etails and assign squads to carry out the mission.
-When one of your own holdings is highlighted, you can dispatch a messenger to {{k|r}}equest specific citizens travel to your fortress. Note that a messenger must be assigned to your fortress from the {{k|l}}ocations screen, similar to assigning someone the role of a performer or scholar.
-===Holdings and Tribute===
-When this overlay is toggled on, each [[site]] will be flagged with the civilization symbol and highlighted with a color to indicate its relationship with your fortress.
-Your own site will be highlighted cyan. Your home civilization will be highlighted blue.
-If you are at [[war]] with a civilization, its sites will be highlighted red.
-Sites with which you're at peace will be highlighted green.
-Your own [[holding]]s will be highlighted magenta. Holdings are acquired both by conquest and by economic success. You can send your own citizens away to inhabit your holdings (from the {{k|v}}iew {{k|p}}reference menu, hit {{k|e}}) and request workers to come from the holdings to your main fortress.
-===Missions===
-{{Main|mission}}
-The Mission menu allows you to view any raids or other missions that you've set up.
-Missions are created from the World, Artifact, and People modes, but can be viewed and managed from this menu.
-===News and Rumors===
-As the name suggests, this menu shows known [[DF2014:Rumor|rumors]]. Outpost liaisons and visitors to the fortress will share rumors; an active tavern can facilitate rumor acquisition.
-In this mode, colored letters will appear overlaid on certain sites to indicate what recent rumors pertain to the site. The map will also display animated red lines indicating rumors of army movements.
-* {{Tile|A|5:5:1}}: Abduction - A person has been kidnapped from the site
-* {{Tile|A|6:6:1}}: Artifact - An artifact was known to be in the site
-* {{Tile|A|4:4:1}}: Army movement - An army was marching on the site
-* {{Tile|O|4:4:1}}: Occupation - A site was conquered and is now under military occupation
-* {{Tile|R|4:4:1}}: Refugees - A group of refugees fled from the site before a military raid or invasion
-* {{Tile|P|2:2:1}}: Change in leadership - A leadership role was assumed or changed persons
-* {{Tile|C|3:3:1}}: Site reclaimed - An abandoned ruin was reclaimed
-===People===
-The People screen allows you to create missions to recover any citizens who've been kidnapped.
-===Artifacts===
-This menu contains a list of all known offsite [[artifact]]s and their locations.
-You can create a [[mission]] to retrieve a specific artifact from this menu, but your squad will need some sort of [[rumor]] to get started, or they won't know where to go.  If you believe you know where an artifact is located and are willing to use force to retrieve it, you can also use the World screen to send a squad to raid that site and hope that they bring it back as loot.
-===Civilizations===
-This menu (largely unchanged from the [[v0.34:Civilization#In_Game|old Civilization menu]] in older versions) shows all known civilizations within range of your fortress, any known people of interest, any trade agreements, import and export summaries, and any diplomatic agreements (such as tree-felling quotas, to appease elves).
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-[[ru:Civilization and World Info]]

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