Healer

Healers are units capable of restoring the hit points of other units. The ability to restore ones own hit points is described as regeneration. This can turn the tide in battle, as well as save the resources needed to train replacement soldiers. Every game in the Age of Empires series features at least one healer unit. Age of Mythology allows additionally god powers and buildings to have healing capabilities.

Age of Empires Edit

•  Priest

Age of Empires II Edit

•  Monk
•  Missionary (Spanish only)
• Priest

Age of Mythology Edit

• Priest (Egyptians only, healing rate can be increased through Spirit of Ma'at)
• Pharaoh (Egyptians only, healing rate can be increased through Spirit of Ma'at)
• Son of Osiris (Egyptians only, retains the Pharaoh's ability to heal)
• Valkyrie (Norse myth unit, healing rate can be increased through Aurora Borealis)
• Healing Spring (Norse god power creating a capturable healing spring)
• Servant (Atlantean myth unit)
• Caladria (Atlantean myth unit)
• Automaton (Atlantean myth unit capable of healing and reviving other of its kind)
• Restoration (Athenas god power)
• Temple of Healing (Apollo Technology adding healing to temples)
• Physician (Greeks only; in the Extended Edition only)
• Monk (Chinese only, worshiping Shennong increases their healing rate)
• Qilin (Chinese Myth Unit, heals units on death)
• Setna (Hero from the Fall of the Trident campaign, modeled after Pharaoh)
• Reginleif (Hero from the Fall of the Trident campaign, modeled after Valkyrie)
• Zhi (Hero from the Tale of the Dragon campaign, modeled after Monk)

Age of Empires III Edit

• Priest (Europeans)
• Missionary (Spanish only)
• Imam (Ottomans only)
• Medicine Man (Iroquois, Sioux, and Maya allies only)
• Surgeon
• Warrior Priest (Aztecs only)
• Ikko-Ikki (Japanese only)
• Shaolin Master (Chinese only)
• Brahmin (Indians only)

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