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Civilization V: Brave New World
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Contents

  • Changes in Brave New World
    • The World's Always Changing
    • Changes to Rules and the World
    • Changes to Original Civilizations
    • Changes to DLC Civilizations
    • Changes to Gods & Kings Civilizations
    • Changes to Units
    • Changes to Buildings
    • Changes to Wonders
    • Changes to National Wonders and Projects
    • Changes to Technology
  • What's New in Brave New World
    • In with the New
    • Units
    • Buildings
    • Wonders
    • National Wonders
    • International Projects
    • Technology
    • Tiles
    • Resources
    • Improvements
    • Changes to Religion
  • New Civilizations
    • Assyria
    • Brazil
    • Indonesia
    • Morocco
    • Poland
    • Portugal
    • Shoshone
    • Venice
    • Zulu
  • Ideologies
    • Social Policies and ideologies
    • New Policy System Overview
    • Normal Policy Branches
    • Ideologies and Their Tenets
    • Using Your Ideology
  • Trade Routes
    • Learning About Trade Routes
    • City Connections
    • International Trade Routes
    • Setting Up a Trade Network
  • World Congress
    • Expanded Roles
    • General Use
    • Resolutions
  • Multiplayer
    • Strategies
    • Being the Best
    • Head to Head
  • Single Player
    • The Single Player's Path
    • Strategies
    • Pursuit of Victory
    • The Game in Action
  • Scenarios
    • New Frontiers and Old Wars
    • American Civil War
    • Scramble for Africa

Civilization V: Brave New World Guide › World Congress

Expanded Roles

Diplomacy is another major area of change in Brave New World. The United Nations' role has greatly expanded, and it is preceded by an organization known as the World Congress. These two bodies are able to propose and pass Resolutions that change the flow of the game. Diplomacy of this sort can be wielded as a sword or used to offer aid and improvements.

This section explains how to get the most out of the World Congress, and how to avoid its dangers.

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