Gaia (goddess)

This article is about the goddess in Age of Mythology. For the non-playable team in Age of Empires and Age of Empires II, see Gaia.

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“ Mother of the Titans and the embodiment of Mother Earth. Called the Foundation of All, as she supports even the dome of the sky. ” —Description from the Age of Mythology: The Titans handbook Gaia Availability Introduced in The Titans Culture Atlantean Grants God power Gaia Forest Technology Channels Minor gods Classical Age Leto Oceanus Heroic Age Rheia Theia Mythic Age Atlas Hekate Uniques Bonuses All buildings are surrounded by lush terrain which cannot be built on by enemies. Buildings regenerate hit points. Fishing Ships are 10% cheaper, Caravans are 20% cheaper and both have +25% hit points. Economic Guild technologies are 30% cheaper. Personality Focus Buildings Gaia is an Atlantean major god in Age of Mythology: The Titans. Attributes God power Gaia Forest: Grows an aspen forest; its trees provide 200 wood instead of the standard 150. Technology Channels: Grants Citizens, Citizen Heroes, and Llama Caravans +20% movement speed. Bonuses All buildings are surrounded by lush terrain which cannot be built on by enemies. Buildings regenerate 3 HP/s. Fishing Ships are 10% cheaper, Caravans are 20% cheaper and both have +25% hit points. Economic Guild technologies are 30% cheaper. Mythology “ Gaia was the Mother Earth, born from Chaos, the great void of space. She gave birth without male intervention to Oranos (the sky) and Pontus (the sea), and took Oranos as her mate. Together they produced the Titans, and other gods and creatures. After the emasculation of Oranos, she mated with Pontus and protected Zeus prior to his overthrow of the Titans. As the goddess Mother Earth she was worshipped as the force behind all things in the world, living and inanimate. ” New Atlantis campaign Gaia Unit information Introduced in The Titans Type Titan Statistics Hit points 50,000 Resists Hack (90%) Pierce (95%) Crush (90%) Speed 5 Line of Sight 25 Population 20 Melee attack Damage Hack (150) Crush (150) Multipliers Buildings (5) Myth units (2) Human soldiers (2) Kronos (100) Gaia is a major character in The New Atlantis campaign. After they split off from the deceitful Krios when he tricked them into releasing the Titans. she becomes the new patron of Kastor's Atlanteans. In the scenario Making Amends, Kastor and his allies return to Sikyos to find the city devastated. Despite the destruction, greenery still springs forth around a temple dedicated to Gaia. Arkantos explains that, through Kastor's weakening of the Olympian gods, all of the Titans have regained power, including the benevolent Gaia. By spreading her lush influence, Gaia weakens the rampaging Prometheus enough for Kastor's group to defeat him. In the final scenario, War of the Titans, Gaia's presence on the ruins of Old Atlantis prompts Kastor to have her seeds placed in four Gaia Pools. Doing so summons her to the island in order to defeat the newly released Kronos and recapture him in Tartarus. After the battle is done, she returns to the Earth and aids the Atlanteans in rebuilding Atlantis, once again making the island lush. Unit stats As a unit, she regenerates her huge HP at a rate so fast (100 HP/second, allowing her to regenerate all her HP in exactly 8 minutes 20 seconds) that she is practically invulnerable. Her stats are comparable to those of her son Kronos other than her attack power which is much higher, and they would normally not be able to harm each other due to their regeneration. However, Gaia has an attack bonus of 100 against Kronos (and no other unit), allowing her to easily defeat him. Upgrades Oracle (Apollo): Increases LOS by 6. Bacchanalia (Dionysus): Increases hit points by 5%. Monstrous Rage (Hera): Increases attack by 25%. Thurisaz Rune (Bragi): increases movement speed by 12%. Mythic Rejuvenation (Hekate): Regenerates 2.0 HP/second. Eyes of Atlas (Atlas): Increases LOS by 9. Gallery Gaia full portrait In-game statue depiction Wonder for Gaia Gaia fighting Kronos Playing as Gaia Lush growing from Gaia's buildings Gaia's Titan form The lush spreads out even in other terrain, such as snow. Add a photo to this gallery Major and minor gods in Age of Mythology Culture Archaic Age Classical Age Heroic Age Mythic Age Greek Zeus Hades Poseidon Athena Hermes Ares Apollo Dionysus Aphrodite Hera Hephaestus Artemis Egyptian Ra Isis Set Bast Ptah Anubis Hathor Sekhmet Nephthys Osiris Horus Thoth Norse Thor Odin Loki Freyja Heimdall Forseti Skadi Bragi Njord Baldr Tyr Hel Atlantean Kronos Oranos Gaia Prometheus Leto Oceanus Hyperion Rheia Theia Helios Atlas Hekate Chinese Fu Xi Nü Wa Shennong Huang Di Sun Wukong Chang'e Dabo Gong Zhong Kui He Bo Chongli Ao Kuang Xi Wangmu