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Revision as of 14:42, 16 February 2019
This article is about the building in Age of Empires III. For the building in Age of Mythology, see Longhouse (Age of Mythology). |
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“ | Iroquois Longhouse. Supports 15 population. | ” |
—In-game description |
The Longhouse is a unique Iroquois version of Houses in Age of Empires III: The WarChiefs.
Overview
The Longhouse costs more and has a lower build limit (14) than Houses, but less than the British Manor, costing just 125 wood. But the feature that makes it easier to build up Longhouses without spending much resources is that the Iroquois have Travois which can construct most buildings for free. The Longhouse can research certain Arsenal improvements with the New Ways Home City card and gains the ability to shoot enemies with a weak attack with the War Houses card.
The Longhouse is quite useful to the Iroquois to expand their economy and military quite quickly, due their ability to hold more population, and is also an option to wall a small town with only Longhouses and the card that gives to them the ranged attack, although they deal low damage. It shares a lot of similarities with the Chinese Village, in that it can attack with the War Houses card, but the Village can spawn sentries and Irregulars (with Village Defenses card) and train livestock, while the Longhouse can only research Arsenal improvements. An other difference, when the cards have been sent, between those two is that the Village can garrison villagers, and it only shoots if villagers have been garrisoned, like the Town Center, as opposed to the Longhouse, which can always shoot, but has a much weaker maximum attack.
The Earth Mother Dance can help to expand the population room a little bit without Longhouses, but it is not enough to room a lot of units.
Improvements
Age | Improvement | Cost | Effect |
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250 food 250 coin |
Ships 500 wood for every 10 minutes the game has passed, up to 30 minutes | ||
200 wood 200 coin |
Tomahawks and Aennas get +10% hit points; requires New Ways Home City Card | ||
200 wood 200 coin |
Forest Prowlers, Cherokee Riflemen, Cree Trackers, Klamath Riflemen and Navajo Riflemen get +0.75x multiplier against Template:Icon heavy infantry; requires New Ways Home City Card | ||
100 wood 300 coin |
Kanya Horsemen get +10% hit points; requires New Ways Home City Card | ||
200 food 300 wood |
Musket Riders get +10% attack, +2 LOS and +2 range; requires New Ways Home City Card | ||
150 food 150 wood |
Light Cannons and defensive buildings get +50% anti-ship attack and +1.5x multiplier against Template:Icon ships; requires New Ways Home City Card |
Home City Cards
As the Longhouse is exclusive to the Iroquois, only other civilizations' TEAM cards that affects them are listed here.
Click for a list of Home City Cards related to the Longhouse | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Green: TEAM Shipment that is sent to each player in a team British
Iroquois
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History
“ | Houses in the New World displayed varying styles, from the Cape-style houses of New England to the claim shanties in the West to the ranch houses of Texas and Mexico. Often the house style reflected the cultural heritage of the people who settled the land. The Iroquois of the Northeastern forests lived in longhouses. These communal dwellings had frame structures covered with elm bark and averaged about 60 feet long and 18 feet wide. | ” |