| “ | Forseti improves the speed of all foot soldiers, especially heroes. | ” |
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| “ | Forseti improves your Hersir speed and hitpoints. | ” |
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Hall of Thanes is a Norse myth technology in Age of Mythology that is available to worshipers of Forseti and can be researched at the Temple or Great Hall*. Once researched, it increases the speed of infantry units and heroes.
Effects[]
- Infantry: +5% movement speed.
- Hero*: +5% movement speed*.
- Hersirs and Heroes of Ragnarok receive both bonuses, as they count as both an infantry and a hero.
Further statistics[]
Relics[]
Gambanteinn, Odin's Wand: -25% cost.
Changelog[]
Age of Mythology[]
- Hall of Thanes can be researched at the Temple or Longhouse and costs 300 wood, 10 favor. It increases Hersir hit points by +10% and movement speed by +1.1.
Tale of the Dragon[]
- With patch 2.0, Hall of Thanes increases Hersir hit points by +10% and movement speed by +1.
Retold[]
- Hall of Thanes can be researched at the Temple or Great Hall and costs 150 wood, 10 favor. It increases infantry movement speed by +10% and hero movement speed by +5%.
Immortal Pillars[]
- With update 18.21333, Hail of Thanes increases infantry movement speed by +5%.
Mythology[]
| “ | The hall was a center of social interaction for the Norse, especially Norse rulers. They gathered there, held court, ate, told stories, and drank ale. A splendidly decorated hall was a testament to an elite's wealth. "I was nurtured in the kingly hall, I was the joy of many in the council of men. Life I enjoyed, and my father's wealth, five winters only, while my father lived." -- The Poetic Eddas, Oddrun's Lament |
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| “ | The Hall was a center of social interaction for the Norse, especially Norse rulers. They gathered there, held court, ate, told stories, drank beer. It was a display of a king's, or thane's, wealth if he had a splendidly decorated hall. "I was nurtured in the kingly hall, I was the joy of many in the council of men. Life I enjoyed, and my father's wealth, five winters only, while my father lived." -- The Poetic Eddas, Oddrun's Lament |
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