Orsinium, The Ayleids, and Oblivion must build new palace. that started out as a massively popular Skyrim. 
Civilization V Brave New World is required.
The Dwemer Return– Gets Steam Power, starts with 2 Airships near Red Mountain A Mod adding the Lusitanian civilization and Viriathus leader to Civ V. Dagon Returns– Starts with 3 Dremora near Kvatch. The Ayleids Return– Starts with 2 Aurorans on Eastern Coastal land of Cyrodiil. Orsinium Returns – Starts with 2 Raging Beserkers between High Rock and Hammerfell. Orsinium, The Ayleids, Oblivion, and the Dwemer make a return. Bandits back in the mix with more unclaimed land. NEW SCENARIO - Added Domination: Cultural Reset PLUS – Domination Variant where all city borders are reset to the standard 1-hex surrounding the city. This will bring Bandits (Barbarians) into the mix! Also allows for more interesting gameplay, as other players may intrude and settle new cities into what you believe to be YOUR cultural boundaries! NEW SCENARIO - Added Domination: Cultural Reset – Domination Variant where all city borders are reset to the standard 1-hex surrounding the city. Added No-City-Razing variants to all map types. Maybe, now that there’s a rating system and more content, it’d be a good time for me to get back into the game – and I’m sure it hasn’t escaped anyone’s notice, either at Steam or Civilization studio 2K, that this announcement, coming as it does just before Gods and Kings, will probably lure a few back in just in time for the new official expansion. In the past, I’ve dipped my toe into the murky waters of mod, but wasn’t impressed by a Spanish Civil War scenario, which wasn’t well put together. Speaking personally, I like Civilization, but the main game leaves me a bit cold after a while, and I doubt I’m the only one who feels that way. Tag the stinkers, and praise the well-designed, so that other users won’t be led astray. Some of them won’t work as well as others, but that’s what the rating system is for. You can browse, rate and trade mods either directly from Steam, or in-game. 
It works in much the same way as the Skyrim mod community. Steam spokesman Jason Holtman called the move fantastic, and said, “We hope that the Steam Workshop will provide another avenue for the many talented Civ 5 mod creators to have their work seen and played by millions of Civ 5 fans.” Steam has brought those mods to their Workshop, which means that all players now have curated access to the mod database.
That said, aside from the official expansion, there are also plenty of mods out there, designed by fans of the game who brought their own creativity to the table. Civilization 5 is one of the premier turn-based strategy titles, with an expansion, Gods and Kings, due later this month.
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