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* [[Spellcaster]]s and [[Familiar]]s are introduced in ''[[The Sims 4: Realm of Magic]]''. Sims can become spellcasters through the three sages in the [[The Magic Realm|Magic Realm]], through magical lineage, or created in Create a Sim. Spellcasters are magically imbued Sims who can cast spells, concoct potions, and grow in their own ranks and perk system much like vampires. Familiars are magical creatures that aid spellcasters in duelling and spellcasting as well as can protect them from death.
* [[Servo]]s are introduced in ''[[The Sims 4: Discover University]]''. Students that reach level 8 of their [[robotics]] skill can build one, it then joins the active sim’s household. Its name, traits and color can all be customized. They have less needs and are efficient in gaining skills; they are however, afraid of water (including rain) and will turn into a pile of scrap should they encounter water for too long.
==Worlds and neighborhoods==
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Most expansion packs of ''The Sims 4'' introduced new worlds to the game. ''[[The Sims 4: Get to Work|Get to Work]]'' introduced [[Magnolia Promenade]], which is a standalone neighborhood and not a full-sized world.<ref>[https://twitter.com/SimGuruGraham/status/576464283862589440 Graham Nardone (SimGuruGraham) on Twitter:] [http://www.twitlonger.com/show/nj215g "@Liamer01 It's a new neighborhood, not an entire "world". In terms of size, it's in-line with other neighborhoods in the game..."] Retrieved 5 April 2015</ref> ''[[The Sims 4: Get Together|Get Together]]'' came with [[Windenburg]], a European-inspired world. In ''[[The Sims 4: City Living|City Living]]'', [[San Myshuno]] was included—a city that has a variety of apartments. It is the first world that has named neighborhoods, though they are more commonly referred to as districts. ''[[The Sims 4: Cats & Dogs|Cats & Dogs]]'' introduced a coastal world called [[Brindleton Bay]]. In ''[[The Sims 4: Get Famous|Get Famous]]'', a Los Angeles-inspired world called [[Del Sol Valley]] was introduced. It is mainly created for players to experience the acting career included in the pack and watch their Sims rise up in fame. ''[[The Sims 4: Island Living|Island Living]]'' has a tropical world named [[Sulani]], a fully residential world inspired by Polynesian islands. ''[[The Sims 4: Discover University|Discover University]]'' introduces [[Britechester]], a campus world with two rival universities.
A number of game packs for ''The Sims 4'' also came with new worlds, albeit mostly smaller than the expansion pack worlds. ''[[The Sims 4: Vampires|Vampires]]'' included [[Forgotten Hollow]], a one-neighborhood world created primarily for the game pack's new life state, vampires, to live in. ''[[The Sims 4: StrangerVille|StrangerVille]]'' introduced [[StrangerVille]], a desert-like residential world inspired by the American
''The Sims 4'' contains many references to worlds in ''The Sims 3'' despite being in a parallel universe. One example would be for a Sim to receive a postcard from [[Sunset Valley]], which is a world in ''The Sims 3''.
==Expansions, updates, and DLCs==
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