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The Longhouse is a Norse building in Age of Mythology. All Classical Age Norse military units can be trained at this building (note that the Hersir, the Norse hero, can also be trained at the Temple) and where technologies that improve them are researched.
Unlike with the Egyptian Barracks, the Longhouse remains useful into the Heroic Age, when Hill Fort units become available.
Contents
Units[edit | edit source]
Technologies[edit | edit source]
Medium Infantry- Heavy Infantry
- Champion Infantry
- Medium Cavalry
- Heavy Cavalry
- Champion Cavalry
- Levy Longhouse
- Conscript Longhouse
- Axe of Muspell (added in the Titans Expansion)
Myth Technologies[edit | edit source]
- Lone Wanderer
- Eyes in the Forest
- Mithril Breastplate
- Hall of Thanes
- Thundering Hooves
- Call of Valhalla
- Swine Array
- Huntress Axe
- Sons of Sleipnir
- Berserkergang
History[edit | edit source]
Because of the harsh climate, the Norse were forced indoors much of the year. Therefore their winter combat training and weapons practice took place in large communal buildings called Longhouses. These often doubled as meeting halls, communal food halls, and craft workshops.
Changelog[edit | edit source]
Age of Mythology[edit | edit source]
- Originally, Longhouses cost 130 wood. With patch 1.02, this was changed to 110 wood.
Trivia[edit | edit source]
- Whilst the Longhouse is an accurate name, a better, and more accurate name would be a Mead Hall.
- The Longhouse originally only trained infantry, such as the Ulfsark, Hirdman, and Bondi, as the Throwing Axeman was originally an archer unit, not an infantry unit.
Gallery[edit | edit source]
A Longhouse in the Classical Age
A Longhouse in the Heroic Age
A Longhouse in the Mythic Age
A Classical Age Longhouse from a different angle, as can be seen in the scenario A Lost People.
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