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Line 1: {{work}}{{workstub}} ''Through The Ages: A Story Of Civilization'', commonly abbreviated to [['''Through the Ages]]''', is a [[Euro Game]] with a civilization-building theme. {{Needs More Info}} ---- {{tropelist}} ~~=== This Board Game provides examples of the following tropes: ===~~ * [[Ancient Egypt]]: [[The Pyramids]] and the [[Library Of Alexandria]] are both buildable wonders. * [[Ancient Greece]]: Well-represented among the Age A cards: [[Alexander the Great]], [[Homer]], [[~~Aristotle (Creator)\|~~Aristotle]] and the Colossus all feature among the civil deck. [[Ancient Rome]] is less well-represented, its sole representative being [[Julius Caesar]]. * [[Bread and Circuses]]: A technology card, which, in line with the [[Trope Namer]], allows you to assign workers to it to keep your citizens happy. * [[Pyramid Power]]: In this case, the power is to give you one extra civil action per turn. Probably not thematic, but nevertheless powerful. Line 18: [[Category:Board Games]] [[Category:Through the Ages]] [[Category:Tabletop ~~Game~~Games]] [[Category:Tabletop Games of the 2000s]]