This article is about the map. For the civilization in Age of Empires II: Definitive Edition - Dawn of the Dukes, see Bohemians. |
Bohemia is a Real World map in Age of Empires II HD: The African Kingdoms. and a standard map in Age of Empires III: Definitive Edition - Knights of the Mediterranean. Bohemia was a Kingdom of Central Europe, absorbed by the Holy Roman Empire by Barbarossa and part of the modern day Czech Republic.
Age of Empires II[]
โ | A bonus map featuring the Czech Republic in the medieval times! Complete with ruins and bears who are sadly no longer residing in these lands. | โ |
—In-game description |
Overview[]
The map has a Nomad-type start and has plenty of wildlife and woods and there are a lot of small rivers dividing it, but there are also vast open areas, especially in the center of the map. Food and wood is plenty, but Gold and Stone Mines are rather rare. The map, like Socotra, is surrounded by an inaccessible area, with the shape of the Czech Republic in this case.
Environment[]
The environment is typical European with lots of pine forests and typical wildlife. There are Sheep, Deer, Wild Boars, all of which are numerous. There are also Berry Bushes, but the rivers hold almost no fish, except the occasional Shore Fish and, oddly, a Marlin. The center of the map is a peculiar place, with a graveyard, a ruin, a bridge, and some lone old trees. There is also a road connecting it to another ruin in the southeast. Both places are surrounded by dirty terrain rather than grass.
Age of Empires III[]
This article is a stub. You can help the Wiki by expanding it. |
โ | In Bohemia perpendicular rivers with four separate river trade routes divide the map into quarters. Each quarter is mineral-rich and contains one trading post site as well as a residence of a royal house. The position of trading posts allows all players equal access to the trade routes, but controlling an entire trade route will prove difficult. | โ |
—In-game description |
Bohemia is a random map in Age of Empires III: Definitive Edition - Knights of the Mediterranean.
Royal Houses[]
Treasure Guardians[]
Treasures[]
- A famous mosaic worth 50 coin, disassembled for transport
- Katzbalger hilt worth 50 wood
- Asparagus worth 30 food
- A broken Bohemian windowframe worth 45 wood
- Peter Bruegel's painting titled "De Boerenbruiloft", worth 85 coin
- german diptych of a person with wings, worth 40 XP
- A peace treaty worth nothing, granting 50 XP
- A stray dog in need of rescue
Trivia[]
- The Age of Empires II version of the map was introduced in The African Kingdoms, predating the Bohemian civilization debut in Dawn of the Dukes.