Fishing Boat: Gathers food from Fish or coin from Whales. Fires an exploding shell at buildings or ships. Captured Mortar: Artillery captured and operated by Native Americans.
Renegado: A dangerous outlaw with a rifle. Comanchero: A dangerous outlaw on horseback. Pistolero: A dangerous outlaw with a pistol. Warrior: Quick-training Native defender who quickly loses hit points, becoming less effective over time. Good for exploration, but has a weak attack.
Shared Native American units Villager: Villager that gathers resources. Choose Tribal Council members to advance in Age.Build the Community Plaza and task Villagers on it to perform powerful ceremonies.War Chief aura doubles the experience from nearby friendly units' kills.Warrior Priests can work at the Community Plaza and are counted as two units.Starts with 400 food, 300 wood, five Villagers, a Warrior Priest, and an Eagle Scout all Trading Post sites visible.Instead of Healers, the Aztecs have Warrior Priests who can heal just as well as the Healer, but also have a high attack, and dance at the Community Plaza, counting as two Villagers.Īt the beginning of each match, the locations of all Trading Posts will be revealed to Aztec players.Īge of Empires III: The Asian Dynasties Review The Arrow Knight, whose range is the best of all archers, is specially designed to tear down buildings and fulfills the role as a weak Mortar and anti-artillery Culverin to protect their vulnerable all-infantry armies from artillery fire. Their ranged cavalry unit is represented by the Eagle Runner Knight. The Coyote Runner makes up for their lack of cavalry. To compensate for this, the Aztecs also have specialized infantry units that fulfill similar roles. Like the Aztecs of Age of Empires II: The Conquerors, the Aztecs lack cavalry and artillery units that other native civilizations have access to. This extra range is enough to outrange many artillery pieces as well and most enemy ships (with exception to long-range special attacks).Īlmost all of the Aztec units are melee units (including their War Chief), with the exception of Otontin Slingers, Eagle Runner Knights, and the longest ranged archer, the Arrow Knight. They have identical range unless using the Stone Towers card which allow Aztec defensive buildings (0-24>0-30 and 0-40>0-46) to have greater range than all European structures (including European Forts lacking the Revetment upgrade). They can build the Nobles' Hut and War Hut which are their counterpart to the European Blockhouse. The entire Aztec army is composed of infantry. The majority of Aztec military units are unique to the civilization, with the exception of Canoes and War Canoes.
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