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Religious units can pick up Relics and place them in the Pagoda to generate +100 Gold, +62 Food, +62 Wood, and +25 Stone every 60 seconds.
Age of Empires IV description

The Pagoda is a unique dynasty building in Age of Empires IV available to the Chinese and Zhu Xi's Legacy. A single Relic can be placed in a Pagoda to generate 62 food, 62 wood, 100 gold, 25 stone per minute, which is equivalent to approximately 5-6 working Villagers. For comparison, a Relic placed in a Monastery with Tithe Barns generates 40 food, 40 wood, 80 gold, 10 stone per minute. Thus, the Pagoda offers a higher rate of resource generation per Relic, at the disadvantage of only being able to hold a single Relic. Like all dynasty buildings, a maximum of three Pagodas can be built.

Zhu Xi's Legacy can train Shaolin Monks from the Pagoda.

Trainable units[]

Resource generation comparison[]

Pagoda Tithe Barns Improved Tithe Barns Regnitz Cathedral
Gold generation 100 80 80 160
Food/Wood generation 62 40 60 0
Stone generation 25 10 15 0
Cost 150 wood/Relic 500 gold 500 gold, 500 stone 1,200 food, 600 gold
Notes
  • Pagodas are also available in the Castle Age, unlike the Tithe Barns technology.
  • The effect of Pagodas and Tithe Barns cannot be stacked.
  • The effect of Regnitz Cathedral and Tithe Barns can be stacked.
  • Relics for the Holy Roman Empire and Order of the Dragon also boost statistics of defensive structures when garrisoned in them.

Further statistics[]

Technologies
Hit points Court Architects (+30%)
Aura and ability enhancements
Work rate Supervision (+150%, or +300% with Regional Inspection, Zhu Xi's Legacy)
Civilization bonuses
Resource cost Zhu Xi's Legacy (-30% in Song Dynasty)
Other Zhu Xi's Legacy (Can train Shaolin Monks and generates taxes from creating them)

Changelog[]

  • Originally, Pagodas were only available in the Ming Dynasty. With the Season One Update, they are unlocked upon reaching the Yuan Dynasty and available for the rest of the game.
  • Originally, the Relic bonus was 100 food, 100 wood, 100 gold, 100 stone per minute. With the Season One Update, it is 50 food, 50 wood, 100 gold, 50 stone per minute. With update 10.0.576 it is 62 food, 62 wood, 100 gold, 25 stone per minute.

Trivia[]

  • Being able to build three Pagodas and them being available in Ming Dynasty (initially) might be a reference to Ming Emperor Taizu division of Buddhist temples into three types, as well as the first Ming Emperor's earlier path as a Buddhist monk.
  • Pagodas currently being available in the Yuan Dynasty likely reflects the absolute zenith of Buddhism in China, where the ruling class patronized Buddhism and made it the state religion.

Gallery[]

Buildings (except Age-up options) in Age of Empires IV
Common/Generic
Economic Farm · House · Lumber Camp · Market · Mill · Mining Camp · Capital Town Center · Town Center · / Trade Post
Military Archery Range · Barracks · Dock · Siege Workshop · Stable
Technology Blacksmith · University/Madrasa
Defense Keep · Outpost ( Toll Outpost) · Palisade Gate · Palisade Wall · Stone Wall · Stone Wall Gate · Stone Wall Tower
Religious Monastery · Mosque · Prayer Tent
Victory Wonder · Sacred Site
Unique
Abbasid Dynasty
Ayyubids
House of Wisdom
Byzantines Aqueduct · Cistern · Mercenary House · Olive Grove
Chinese
Zhu Xi's Legacy
Village · Granary · Pagoda
English Campfire
Golden Horde Fortified Outpost · Ger · Golden Tent · Stockyard
House of Lancaster Manor
Japanese Buddhist Temple · Castle · Farmhouse · Forge · Shinto Shrine
Knights Templar Templar Headquarters · Fortress · Harbor
Macedonian Dynasty Varangian Arsenal · Varangian Stronghold · Varangian Warcamp
Malians Cattle Ranch · Pit Mine
Mongols Ger · Ovoo · Pasture
Ottomans Military School
Rus Hunting Cabin · Wooden Fortress · Fortified Palisade Gate · Fortified Palisade Wall
Sengoku Daimyo Buddhist Temple · Castle · Daimyo Estate · Farmhouse · Forge · Matsuri
Tughlaq Dynasty Tughlaqabad Fort