Civilization 6's New Frontier Pass expansion will receive its fifth major content update this Thursday, 28th January, and one of its most notable additions - alternate China and Mongolia leader Kublai Khan - has now been detailed more thoroughly in a new First Look video.

Kublai Khan's inclusion in the New Frontier Pass was first announced last week, but developer Firaxis said it was saving the specifics of his leadership style for a later unveiling. As it turns out, a much clearer set of details has now emerged, including the fact that the playable image in the video was based on a pre-release creature model.

"We could basically say the next generation version of Russian General Semen Semenenko," said AI designer Jeff Brown in the video. Well, ok then. Given how gameplay tweaks and expansions are often released in phases to ramp up excitement, you could see why Semen's retirement to a Siberian retirement village could be interpreted as a bit of a drag.

Get ready for some hefty political drama in World War II Russia when your civilisation succeeds on turning back the Mongol assault in this new expansion. Will you reign over the newly conquered or will Russia's imperial family completely crumble? Click through the gallery below to see a myriad of new portraits, quotes of his own and glorious battle set-pieces.

Firaxis haven't released a tentative date for releases yet, although according to a tweet, it will be Thursday before US and European players have access -

New livestream is on for @COMMUNIST_CS I said it would be tomorrow! The whole team is drooling, so tune in for a Friday release! — Sid Meier (@SidMeier) January 26, 2015

It remains to be seen how much election tampering part of the expansion's campaign line-up will deeply impact fun online affairs.

Ah, snap. The Mongol invasion is now complete! Simultaneous peace, renaissance, revolution, war... It's like the world never ended. #Civilization6 #Firaxis #Humanity — Adam Saltsman (@SidMo), December 12, 2014

A whopping 292 countries can avail of the expansion pass price. Chances are your favourite one won't be among its content's key selling points as we speak.

Over the weekend, Apple discontinued the MacBook Air, making 2015's MacBook Air one of the least supported laptops on the planet by Apple. While possibly a good thing, the decision leaves a lot of people determined to upgrade their current system in order to be able to run more recent Mac OS versions. Although it certainly won't hurt MacBook buyers, you may want to review some of the more popular models such as the Intel Core i7-7700HQ, eventually finding the ideal system for your existing hardware. We'll go over parts, pricing, and recommended configurations to assist you amidst the rush to upgrade.

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