Corral

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“	Trains and upgrades hand and ranged cavalry.	”
—In-game description

The Corral is a military building in Age of Empires III: The WarChiefs that is unique to Iroquois and Sioux, and becomes available once the Colonial Age is reached. It fulfills a similar role to the Stable.

Units

Iroquois

Age	Unit	Cost
	Kanya Horseman	100 food, 75 wood, 2 Template:Icon
	Musket Rider	55 food, 100 coin, 2 Template:Icon

Sioux

Age	Unit	Cost
	Axe Rider	160 food, 40 coin, 2 Template:Icon
	Bow Rider	100 food, 75 coin, 2 Template:Icon
	Rifle Rider	120 food, 100 coin, 2 Template:Icon
	Tashunke Prowler	150 food, 75 coin, 2 Template:Icon

Improvements

Iroquois

Age	Improvement	Cost	Effect
	Horse Secrets	400 wood 400 coin	Kanya Horsemen and Musket Riders get +10% speed

Sioux

Age	Improvement	Cost	Effect
	Bonepipe Armor	500 wood 250 coin	Cavalry gets +1.0x multiplier against artillery

Further statistics

As the Corral can only be built by Iroquois and Sioux, only improvements available to them (including native improvements) are listed here.

Building strengths and weaknesses
Strong vs.	Nothing
Weak vs.	Everything
Improvements
Hit points	Flying Buttress (+20%)
Construction cost	Cree Textile Craftsmanship (-25% wood) Tupi Forest Burning (-20% wood)

Home City Cards

As the Corral is exclusive to the Iroquois and the Sioux, only other civilizations' TEAM cards that affects them are listed here.

Click for a list of Home City Cards related to the Corral

Green: TEAM Shipment that is sent to each player in a team Germans Card Description Age Home City level TEAM Cheap Stables Stables, Corrals and Caravanserai cost -50%; Nobles' Huts and War Academies cost -25% to -30% 1 Indians Card Description Age Home City level TEAM Improved Buildings Buildings get +25% hit points 10 Native Americans Card Description Age Home City level Improved Buildings Buildings get +40% hit points 10 Old Ways Big Button improvements cost -50% 40 The Improved Buildings card is available at a level 1 Home City for the Sioux.

History

“

A corral is a building in which horses are housed. Horses provided the American Indians with speed and mobility, particularly during battle and when hunting large game such as buffalo. After an extended period of absence from the Western Hemisphere, the horse was reintroduced to the New World in the 1500s by the Spanish. As horses spread across the continent, the Plains Indians in particular became known for their skills as riders and horse breeders.

”

Gallery

A Sioux Corral