Civilization IV Comes with "World Builder" which enables you to create any Map, World or anything else on the Game. Here are a few ways in which you can use that to your own wants.

Steps

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    Whilst in a game Click "esc" for the Menu. (Ctrl 'W' works as well.)
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    Click on- Worldbuilder
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    (Here you can do "Anything" to customise the World you are on)
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    Go to the top Tool-Bar, and search for "All Tiles" which enables you to transform the entire world into either Grass, Hills, Mountains, or Ocean.
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    Select "Ocean"
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    If you end up with thousands of Waves, select "Add all Grass".
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    (This is best for Duel-Standard Sized maps)
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    Then browse' the Toolbar and search for "Terrain"
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    Click on the Ocean Tab/or/Button
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    Then hold the mouse button and go over "ALL" of the land
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    Now you will most likely end up with weird circles. So-
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    Go back onto the "All Terrain" button from earlier on in the "How To-"
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    Select "Ocean"
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    Now customise the world to your liking!
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    You may also use to grant yourself any free technologies or edit your cities top put every world wonder in it so you get the upper hand
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Community Q&A

  • Question
    Can I save the map I make and use it in multiplayer?
    Belle K.
    Belle K.
    Top Answerer
    Yes; you also should be able to upload it to the Steam gallery collection.
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Warnings

  • Don't double click on your own city whilst in this mode as you will NOT be able to exit or Save and you will have to start all over Again!
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  • Make sure to put YOUR country in before you exit, or the game will be OVER!
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  • Watch out for when you customise the world!, If you put two Units who you wanted on a different Continent next to each other, They will speak to you even IF you haven't explored their lands.
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