Games PC PHARAOH-CLEOPATRA User Manual

After you choose an install size, simply follow the on-screen directions to complete
the installation. Installing

Cleopatra

should only take about five to ten minutes.

To play

Cleopatra

, click on Windows’ Start button, find your Sierra directory and

choose

Cleopatra

. Or, insert

Cleopatra

into your computer’s CD-ROM drive and

choose “Play.” To play

Cleopatra,

you must have the

Cleopatra

CD in your com-

puter’s CD-ROM drive.

Shortcut Keys

The following shortcut keys, in addition to the ones listed in the

Pharaoh

manual, are

available in all missions:

H Hides (or displays) cliff terrain
X Toggles Income Tax overlay
Y Toggles the Malaria Risk overlay
Z Toggles the Disease Risk overlay
Ctrl+F1 Creates F1 bookmark at current map location
Ctrl+F2 Creates F2 bookmark at current map location
Ctrl+F3 Creates F3 bookmark at current map location
F1 Goes to F1 bookmark map location
F2 Goes to F2 bookmark map location
F3 Goes to F3 bookmark map location

Choose a Mission

The “Choose a Mission” button replaces

Pharaoh

’s “Relive Family History” button.
Selecting “Choose a Mission” displays a screen listing all the campaigns, and you
can play any campaign you wish in any order. Alternatively, pressing the “Individual

Cleopaatraa

Bids You Welcome

Cleopatra,

the official Expansion Pack for

Pharaoh

, adds four new campaigns to

Pharaoh

, spanning from the late New Kingdom to the end of the Ptolemaic period

when Cleopatra VII, Egypt’s last pharaoh, reigned.

Cleopatra

adds several new fea-

tures to all of the missions in

Pharaoh

, including more shortcut keys, faster Pyramid
construction, more control over the number and type of messages you receive dur­ing play, and the ability to play any mission in

Pharaoh

in any order you choose. The
gods have a new arsenal of plagues at their disposal to punish cities that displease
them. And don’t leave unguarded burial provisions in Pyramids, Mastabas,
Mausoleums, or the new Royal Burial Tombs, for in

Cleopatra

, tomb robbers will

strike!

Installing and Playing

Cleopaatraa

First and foremost, you must have the retail version of

Pharaoh

installed on

your computer before installing

Cleopatra.

To install

Cleopatra

, insert the

Cleopatra

CD into your CD-ROM drive. Windows’
AutoPlay function should start, and you’ll see a screen with four buttons: Install,
Uninstall, Play and Quit. Click on “Install” to get started. If AutoPlay does not work
on your computer, find the icon for your CD-ROM drive, double click on it, and then
double click on the file called “Setup.exe” to start the installation process.

You’ll be presented with a choice of install sizes. Each size offers all the features of
the game, but the largest size offers the best game performance. Take into consid­eration your computer’s resources, and choose the install size that best suits your
needs.

among the statues and decide which direction the statue should face by pressing
the “R” key.

Major Plagues

Four Major Plagues can strike your city: River of Blood, Plague of Frogs, Hailstorm,
and Plague of Locusts. An angry god may send a Major Plague to your city, or they
could happen for no reason at all. For more detailed information about Plague and
the new Major Plagues, see the in-game help topic entitled “Plagues.”

Faster Pyramid Construction

All types of Pyramid (brick, stepped, bent, and regular) and Mastabas can now be
built more rapidly if you pay devoted homage to the gods in a mission. In missions
where Pyramids or Mastabas are present, any blessing from one of the five gods
may be converted into a boost to the early stages of your monument construction
project. Select whether or not you wish to play with this feature by using the
"Pyramid Speedup" entry on the Options menu.

Monuments

The new monuments you can build in

Cleopatra

missions include four types of Royal
Burial Tombs (small, medium, large and grand), the Temple of Abu Simbel, the
Pharos Lighthouse, Alexandria’s Great Library and the Caesareum.

Cliffs

The cliffs in the Valley of the Kings and at Abu Simbel provide good sites to build
Royal Burial Tombs and the Temple of Abu Simbel. No other structure can be built
on cliffs. People also cannot pass over this rugged terrain and must walk around it.

Missions” button displays a chronological list of all missions in the game, allowing
you to play any single mission. If the selected mission has been played, your score
in that mission and the mission summary are displayed. If you are new to

Pharaoh,

it would be wise to begin with the Pre-Dynastic Period and Archaic Period cam­paigns. These campaigns contain valuable tutorials that will help you master

Pharaoh

and

Cleopatra.

Notification Control

“Popup Messages” has been added to the Options Menu that gives you control over
how you receive messages during play. The dialog box displays the following:

Flood Messages Price Changes
Population Messages Trade Level Changes
Compliance Now Possible Wage Changes
Kingdom Standing Climbs Disease Strikes
Festivals Malaria
Minor Blessings

When clicked, the name of the event turns yellow. A “yellow” event no longer dis­plays a dialog box during play that has to be clicked shut. Instead, a passing mes­sage appears briefly along the top of the map. Don’t be surprised by one of
these selections: if you highlight the “Compliance Now Possible” event,
goods are automatically removed from your Storage Yard and sent to the
requesting city!

Beautification

Cleopatra

offers four choices of each size of statue. You can choose

Henna Farm

henna

Paint Maker

Clay Pit

Artisans’ Guild

Potter

artisan

pottery

stonemason

Tomb Construction

oil

(imported)

Lamp Maker

lamps

Stonemasons’ Guild

peasants deliver

lamps to tombs

clay

paint

Survival Mission: Your city must still exist when the mission automatically ends at
the end of the given time limit,

and

you must meet or exceed all required ratings.

The survival missions are Migdol, Tanis, Maritis and Actium.

Time Limit Mission: You win immediately upon meeting or exceeding all required rat­ings. If you have not met the rating requirements by the end of the time limit, you
will have to restart the mission and try again. The time limit missions are Tut in the
Valley, Qadesh and Alexandria.

The amount of time you have left, listed in months, is noted in red in the upper left
corner of the screen.

Entertainment

Zoos provide a place for your citizens to view wild animals
without the fear of being mauled by them! A Zoo needs
game meat and straw for feeding the beasts and pro­vides entertainment for 7,500 people. Any mission requir­ing a Culture Rating of 75 or more needs at least one Zoo.

Changes to Original Missions

The Zoo is now available in the original game missions Bubastis and Hetepsenusret.
It is necessary to build at least one Zoo in each of these missions in order to attain
the required Culture Rating.

Family Savings, Troop & Monument Carry-Over (campaigns only)

Some

Cleopatra

missions allow you to carry over your family savings, monuments

Enemies

Assyrians, Persians, Phoenicians and Romans will do their best to destroy your
cities. The Romans, however, are occasional allies. In one mission, you play as
Caesar’s Romans – allied with Cleopatra – fighting her brother’s rebellious Egyptian
army.

Beasts

In the arid regions you will need to watch out for scorpions. In the normal climes
you must be wary of roaming lions, and in the tropical regions look out for deadly
asps!

Commodities

New commodities that you will see are henna, oil, lamps, paint and white marble.

Industries

New industries include the Paint Maker, Lamp Maker, Artisans’ Guild, and Henna
Farm – all necessary for putting the lavish finishing touches on a Royal Burial Tomb.

Please see the previous two pages for a detailed diagram showing the relationships
between these new industries and commodities. Note that tomb construction
requires paint and plaster at the Artisans' Guild, lamps in Storage Yards that labor­ers can haul to the tomb site, and a Stonemasons’ Guild.

Survival & Time Limit Missions

Several missions included with

Cleopatra

have a time limit. There are two types of

timed missions:

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and even troops! If troops are carried over, you will see a message at the start of
the mission stating that some of your loyal soldiers have returned. The type(s) of
soldiers (archer, infantry, or charioteer) will also be specified. If you immediately
place the appropriate fort(s), your best troops of that type from the previous mission
will enter and march toward their fort. Monuments will only be carried over into a
subsequent mission if the same map (Deir el Medina or Alexandria) is being used.
Beware of tomb robbers who may plunder these ancient monuments and drive down
your Kingdom Rating! The chart below shows which missions allow family savings,
troops and/or monuments to be carried over.

Mission Name Family Savings Troops Monuments

Thutmose in the Valley Deir el Medina 1
Tut in the Valley
Seti in the Valley

Deir el Medina 2

Deir el Medina 3
Sumur
Qadesh
Abu Simbel
Ramses in the Valley Deir el Medina 4
Pi-Yer

Alexandria 3

Migdol
Tanis
Alexandria
Ptolemy’s Alexandria
Maritis
Cleopatra’s Alexandria
Actium

Yes

Yes Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes Yes

Yes

Yes

YesYes

Alexandria 1
Alexandria 2