It’s been a little over three months sinceSid Meier’s Civilization 7hit the shelves to lukewarm reviews from critics and the public. While players appreciated the game’s new Ages mechanic, some were not pleased by the game’s lackluster Legacy Paths victories. Fortunately, developer Firaxis Games keeps its ear to the ground and promises updates to continuously improve the game. On top of that,Civilization 7has various downloadable content (DLC) planned for release in the coming months, like the Right to Rule Collection. This will feature some new leaders, civilizations, and world wonders.
A data mine of the Epic Games store found files directly related to variousCivilization 7DLC packs like Crossroads of the Worldand Right to Rule around January 2025. The former was officially released in March, which had the same lineup of leaders and civilizations that the miners leaked just two months before. If the Right to Rule DLC leak is just as accurate, then fans are in for a treat, as it will feature a staple leader throughout the franchise and a brand-new one.
Civilization 7’s Right to Rule DLC Will Feature a Much-Awaited Leader and Some Interesting Civs
The data mined information from earlier this year states that the Right to Rule DLC will feature the following leaders and civs:
Genghis Khan is Coming to Civ 7
Genghis Khan rallied his nomadic Mongolian army to brutally invade various parts of European and Asian countries like China, Korea, Kazakhstan, Romania, Moldova, Iraq, and more. These campaigns led to the rise of the Mongol Empire, whose conquests lasted 162 years. Genghis Khan’s rule was defined by martial might and total domination, which is why he specialized indomination victories in previousCivilizationgames.
His reputation and historic significance could also be a big reason as to why he’s the only leader who has appeared in all mainlineCivgames so far. Right to Rule will introduce Genghis Khan toCivilization 7, which is only a matter of time. However, there is no official or leaked information about his possible personas and their corresponding bonuses and agendas yet.
Lakshmibai Returns in Civilization 7
Lakshmibai was the maharani of Jhansi from 1843 to 1853. She joined the 1857 rebellion, also known as the First War of Independence, after the British East India Company annexed the state by force. She was one of the principal leaders of the revolution and fought to her death defending her state. Lakshmibai was an Industrial EraGreat General inCivilization 6, and it looks like she’s getting an upgrade to leader in the sequel. Like Khan, there is no official or leaked information about her perks yet.
Right to Rule Adds Four New Civs
This DLC makes the roster of civilizations more diverse with these four new civs:
This DLC is packed with new content that gives players new ways to build and grow their civilization. However, fans may have to wait a while to install this collection.Right to Rulewas supposed to be released in batches from April 2025 to September 2025, but it has been delayed until summer in the U.S.
