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But the fact that Minutemen automatically lose hit points should be kept in mind: they should not attack distant areas, as they arrive at such locations drained of hit points. |
But the fact that Minutemen automatically lose hit points should be kept in mind: they should not attack distant areas, as they arrive at such locations drained of hit points. |
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| + | With the ''Colonial Militia'' [[Home City Card]], '''Colonial Militia''' will be available at Town Centers, which is exactly the same as Levy aside of the name, but can be used separately. |
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== See also == |
== See also == |
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| − | * [[Colonial Militia (improvement)|Colonial Militia]] |
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* [[Town Defense]] |
* [[Town Defense]] |
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* [[Sentry Uprising]] |
* [[Sentry Uprising]] |
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Revision as of 05:59, 19 February 2019
| “ | Call a handful of Minutemen to defend this colony! | ” |
| —In-game description | ||
Levy is a technology in Age of Empires III. It rapidly musters six Minutemen (in five seconds) to defend the Town Center from enemy attack.
Minutemen are a good tool for quickly defending the colony if rushed by opponents. They are also effective in large infantry armies due to their good attack and being protected by the numbers around them. This is especially true of the Portuguese because of their free multiple Town Centers. By the Industrial Age, it is possible to have up to twenty Minutemen included in an army for low cost.
But the fact that Minutemen automatically lose hit points should be kept in mind: they should not attack distant areas, as they arrive at such locations drained of hit points.
With the Colonial Militia Home City Card, Colonial Militia will be available at Town Centers, which is exactly the same as Levy aside of the name, but can be used separately.