| โ | Bragi blesses your Longboats, causing them to become bigger, stronger, and to fire more arrows as they damage enemy units. | โ |
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Long Serpent is a reworked Norse myth technology in Age of Mythology: Retold that is available to worshipers of Bragi* and can be researched at the Dock. Once researched, it makes Longboats gradually gain more hit points and fires more arrows based on the total amount of damage dealt. The Longboats also become visually larger.
Effects[]
Longboat: Gains veterancy ranks from damage dealt to units. Has 5 ranks, achieved after having dealt 50, 150, 300, 500, and 750 total damage. Each rank grants +10% hit points, +1 projectile, and +10% size.
- Comparison
- * The table shows the base hit points value of an unupgraded Longboat. These hit points bonuses also stack with bonuses from other Relics and technologies.
Further statistics[]
God bonuses[]
First iteration[]
| โ | Njord increases Longboat attack and resistance to Siege Ships. | โ |
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Long Serpent was a Norse myth technology in Age of Mythology that was available to worshipers of Njord and could be researched at the Dock. Once researched, it made Longboats deal more damage and less vulnerable to crush attacks.
It was completely reworked in Retold.
Effects[]
Longboat: +20%
pierce, -20%
crush vulnerability.
Changelog[]
Age of Mythology[]
- Long Serpent is available to worshipers of Njord, costs 200 gold, 25 favor, and takes 45 seconds to research. It increases Longboat pierce attack and reduces their crush vulnerability.
Tale of the Dragon[]
Retold[]
- Long Serpent is available to worshipers of Bragi and costs 100 wood, 200 gold, 20 favor. It increases Longboat hit points and projectiles as they deal damage.
History[]
| โ | King Olaf Tryggvason raided England in the late 10th century CE. With the loot that he garnered, he commissioned the Long Serpent, perhaps the largest Norse ship ever constructed, a vessel supposedly over 140 feet long that could carry hundreds of men. "The ship was a dragon...but this ship was far larger, and more carefully put together in all her parts. The king called this ship the Long Serpent... The Long Serpent had thirty-four benches for rowers. The head and the arched tail were both gilt, and the bulwarks were as high as in sea-going ships. This ship was the best and most costly ship ever made in Norway." -- Snorri Sturluson, Heimskringla |
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| โ | King Olaf Tryggvason raided England in the late 900s. With the loot he garnered, he constructed the Long Serpent, perhaps the largest Norse ship ever constructed, a vessel supposedly over 120 ft. long that could carry 500 men. "The ship was a dragon... but this ship was far larger, and more carefully put together in all her parts. The king called this ship the Long Serpent... The Long Serpent had thirty-four benches for rowers. The head and the arched tail were both gilt, and the bulwarks were as high as in sea-going ships. This ship was the best and most costly ship ever made in Norway." -- Snorri Sturluson, Heimskringla |
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