Hittites/Tree

Civilization

Technology tree

Strategy

History

Civilization	Technology tree	Strategy
History

In-game, the Hittites are specified as an archer and siege civilization.

Characteristics

Civilization bonuses

• All archers have +1 attack.
• Stone Thrower, Catapult, and Heavy Catapult have +50% hit points.
• War ships (except Fire Galley) have +1/+2/+3 range in the Tool/Bronze/Iron Age.
• Wheel -50% cost and research time.*

Team bonus

Towers provide +4 population room.

Missing technologies

Irrigation, Architecture, Urbanization, Mysticism, Polytheism, Afterlife, Monotheism, Fanaticism, Zealotry, Medicine

Missing units

Slinger, Long Swordsman, Improved Bowman, Heavy Cavalry, Ballista, Centurion, Fishing Ship, Trireme, Catapult Trireme

As shown in the technology tree, the Hittite are one of the best civilizations technology-wise, with the exception of major improvements at the Temple and at the Dock.

Tech tree key

Blue: Units

Red: Buildings

Green: Technologies

Grey: Unavailable to this civilization

Military

Barracks

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Archery Range

		Requires Barracks
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				Requires Wheel

Stable

		Requires Barracks
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				Requires Wheel	➞
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Siege Workshop

				Requires Archery Range
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Academy

				Requires Stable
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Dock

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		➞						Requires War Galley
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Temple

				Requires Market
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Defensive structures

Granary

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			➞		➞		➞	Requires Ballistics

Research

Storage Pit

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Government Center

				Requires Market	Additional
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Economy

Town Center

				Requires Government Center
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Market

		Requires Granary
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Other

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Image format

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Technology tree of the Hittites in the Definitive Edition

Technology tree of the Hittite civilization in The Rise of Rome. Shaded boxes signify buildings, while Dotted Line boxes mean it is unavailable to this civilization. The vertical lines separate age availability, while the horizontal lines signify what is required to get an item.