(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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As a team, ontrol 3 or more tiles containing the same luxury resource, but work none of them (placing a city on the luxury counts as working it)
As a team, have at least 1 unit from 3 different eras with 10 or fewer HP
Completely encircle a city state or opposing Civ city with units without being at war with them
500 culture/turn
As a team, Have a dark, normal, and golden (or heroic) age at the same time
Have 3 Heroes gathered around a single holy site (adjacent to each other)
As a team, have one of each governor (only need 1 secret society governor)
Settle a city on a 1 tile island and grow it to 7 population
500 domination score
As a team, have 1 of each adjacency district with 0 adjacency (or 1/3 of max for neighborhoods/preserves)
Settle a city on a tundra or desert tile with no base housing bonus and growing it to 7 population
500 gold/turn
A missionary, apostle, and inquisitor of different religions gather around an Entertainment complex
As a team, own 90 each of horses, iron, and niter
Have all world congress proposals positively affecting your team
500 science/turn
Own any 3 of these wonders, but no individual can have more than one (Terracotta Army, Statue of Zeus, Colosseum, Mahadobhi Temple, Alhambra, Huey Teocalli). If a single player builds more than one of these wonders, their team is ineligible for
As a team, ave 3 barbarian encampments active within 3 tiles of your team's cities
As a team, have 1 of each adjacency district with 3+ bonus
As a team, have 3 governments from 3 different eras
Have any 3 great people of different types gather around a harbor (adjacent to each other). Each must be from a different Civ.
