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This article is about the defensive structure in Age of Mythology. For other uses of the term, see Great Wall.

The Great Wall is constructable a wall in both Age of Mythology: Tale of the Dragon and Age of Mythology: Retold - Immortal Pillars, based on the real-world Great Wall of China.

Immortal Pillars[]

Protects towns. Shift-click to place wall sections, and then click to place the wall.
—In-game description

The Great Wall is a Chinese wall in Age of Mythology: Retold - Immortal Pillars. It is an upgrade of the Fortified Wall and the final wall for the Chinese. It is statistically identical to the Egyptian Citadel Wall.

The infobox lists base build times for the various wall sections. The practical build times are 17.65% longer for Peasants and 66% shorter for Kuafus.

Further statistics[]

God bonuses[]

  • Nüwa: Creator's Auspice improves hit points in tiers as the player generates favor.

General technologies[]

Myth technologies[]

Relics[]

Changelog[]

Immortal Pillars
  • Nüwa: Initially, wall foundations placed on Favored Land build automatically. With update 18.12962, this is no longer the case.

History[]

The Great Wall was constructed over nearly 2,000 years, with significant construction beginning in the 7th century BCE under the state of Chu. Over the following centuries, neighboring states adopted similar efforts. Built to protect China from northern invaders, the wall extends across northern China and southern Mongolia.

The best-preserved section of the wall, built during the Ming Dynasty (1368–1644 CE), spans over 5,000 miles (8,000 km). In total, the wall stretches more than 13,000 miles (21,000 km). It was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1987.
—In-game help section

Tale of the Dragon[]

The Great Wall is a Chinese wall in Age of Mythology: Tale of the Dragon. It is an upgrade of the Fortified Wall and the final wall for the Chinese. It is the toughest wall in the game, surpassing the Atlantean Orichalcum Wall by 100, and the Egyptian Citadel Wall by 200 hit points.

Further statistics[]

General technologies[]

  • Masons: +15% hit points and -5% crush vulnerability
  • Architects: +15% hit points and -5% crush vulnerability

Myth technologies[]

History[]

The Great Wall of China originally began as a series of separate fortifications that were later joined and further improved. Their main purpose was to protect the states of China against nomadic raids and invasions from the Eurasian Steppe. As the walls were made of various materials including stone, brick, wood, and earth, and had to withstand both the test of time and numerous hostilities, the Great Wall had to continue to be rebuilt and enhanced for centuries.
—In-game help section

Trivia[]

  • With the Earthen Wall and Great Wall technologies' inclusion, the Chinese are tied with the Atlanteans for having the most Wall technologies available.

Gallery[]

Buildings in Age of Mythology
Generic
Economic Town Center · Village Center · House · Farm · Armory · Market
Military Dock · Temple
Walls and gates Wooden Wall · Wooden Gate · Stone Wall · Stone Gate · Fortified Wall · Fortified Gate
Tower Sentry Tower · Watch Tower · Guard Tower
Special Wonder · Titan Gate
Unique
Greeks Granary · Storehouse · Military Academy · Archery Range · Stable · Fortress
Egyptians Granary · Lumber Camp · Mining Camp · Monument · Obelisk · Barracks · Siege Works · Migdol Stronghold · Citadel Wall · Citadel Gate · Ballista Tower · Lighthouse
Norse Longhouse · Dwarven Armory · Great Hall · Ox Cart · Hill Fort
Atlanteans Manor · Economic Guild · Sky Passage · Military Barracks · Counter Barracks · Bronze Wall · Bronze Gate · Iron Wall · Iron Gate · Palace · Orichalcum Wall · Orichalcum Gate · Mirror Tower
Chinese
(Immortal Pillars)
Silo · Imperial Academy · Machine Workshop · Military Camp · Baolei · Crossbow Tower · Great Wall · Great Wall Gate
Chinese
(Tale of the Dragon)
Storage Pit · Garden · Earthen Wall · Earthen Gate · War Academy · Stable · Castle · Great Wall · Great Gate
Non-constructable (non-campaign exclusive buildings)
God power buildings Asgardian Hill Fort · Citadel Center · Earth Wall · Healing Spring · Hesperides Tree · Lure · Peach Blossom Spring · Plenty Vault · Sentinel · Shennong's Farm · Tartarian Gate · Underworld Passage
Random map Great Wall · Qinghai Lake Shrine · Settlement · Trading Post
Scenario Editor Temple (Chinese SPC)
Cut/Removed
Bandit Migdol · Charioteria