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Mvemba a Nzinga leads Kongo in Sid Meier's Civilization VI.
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Most of what we know of him comes to us through his correspondence with the Portuguese.
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Mvemba converted to Christianity, patronized religious art, built up his capitol, and expanded the wealth of Kongo.
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The Kongolese ability is called Nkisi.
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They get food, production, and gold from each Relic, Artifact, and Great Work of Sculpture.
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Kongo also gets extra Great Artist and Great Merchant points each turn.
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The Kongolese unique unit is the Ngao Mbeba.
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These shield bearers get extra defense versus ranged attacks, and neither woods nor rainforest slow them down nor block sight.
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You don't need iron to build them either.
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The Mbanza is Kongo's unique District.
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It replaces the Neighborhood and can be built earlier in the game.
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It provides housing, as well as food and gold.
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As a religious convert, Nvemba can't build Holy Sites, but he does get the Founder beliefs of any religion that has established itself in the majority of his cities.
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He gets an Apostle each time he finishes a Mbanza or Theater District of that city's religion.
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Kongo has some unusual flexibility.
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It can be religious without having Holy Sites, and it can grow large cities in the middle of the rainforest.
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By establishing large mid-game cities in the rainforest or woods, Kongo can push toward any victory type.
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A Cultural Victory builds on their strengths, but with a large early population they are poised to move toward Science or Domination Victories as well.
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Can you combine a convert's faith with an empire's glory?
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How will you lead Kongo in Sid Meier's Civilization VI?
