Russia also has an interesting ability that causes tundra tiles to produce +1 production and +1 faith. The civs that have them (France, Spain, etc.) tend to be some of the weakest in the game in its current state. The unique districts are by far the best civilization-specific advantage in Civ6, better than unique units or unique buildings, and much better than the sadly underpowered unique tile improvements. It is effectively "free" to put down at every city, which means more faith and more opportunities to construct the faith-producing buildings. However, the Lavra also makes Peter useful for a religious victory attempt, as the Lavra (like all unique districts) has half the normal district cost and doesn't count towards the district population requirements. This ability makes Peter one of the better choices for a cultural victory, since both the Lavras and the Theatre districts will be adding points towards recruiting those key Great People. He gets a huge benefit in the form of the Lavra, a unique Holy Site district that produces additional Great Writer, Great Artist, and Great Musician points. For my civ choice, I would go with Peter of Russia. I hadn't really known what I was doing in my Spreading the Faith game, and I thought that I could increase the challenge level by bumping up the difficulty level to Emperor, as well as using the default number of AI civs instead of removing one. I decided to try my hand at another religious game.
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