Stable (Chronicles)

This article is about the building in Chronicles. For the building in other games, see Stable.

Stable
Building information
Introduced in	Chronicles
Type	Military
Civilization	All civilizations
Age	Civic Age
Use	Trains and improves cavalry
Construction
Requires	Barracks
Wood	175
Build time	50 seconds
Statistics
Size	3×3 tiles
Hit points	1,500 1,800 2,100
Garrison	10
Melee armor	1 2 3
Pierce armor	8 9 10
Armor classes	Building Standard building
Line of Sight	6

“	Used to train and upgrade cavalry units.	”
—Chronicles description

The Stable is a Civic Age military building in Chronicles that becomes available once after a Barracks is built. It trains and improves cavalry.

Trainable units and technologies

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Blue: Units

Green: Technologies

		Requires Barracks
	➞		➞		➞
			➞		➞
					➞		➞
					➞

Availability grid

The following table shows the availability of the units and technologies for every civilization. Unique units and units that are available to all civilizations are not shown in the table.

	= Available
	= Unavailable

Civilization
Achaemenids
Athenians
Spartans

Further statistics

Technologies
Hit points	Masonry (+10%) Architecture (+10%)
Armor	Masonry (+1/+1, +3 building armor) Architecture (+1/+1, +3 building armor)
Conversion resistance	Exorcism (+4 min, +4 max) Hemlock (die upon getting converted)
Line of Sight	Town Watch (+4) Town Patrol (+4)
Creation speed	Conscription (+33%)
Research speed	Conscription (+33%)
Build speed	Treadmill Crane (+20%)

Civilization bonuses
Research speed	Achaemenids (+50%)

Aura enhancements
Creation speed	Military Town Center (+50%, Achaemenids)
Research speed	Military Town Center (+50%, Achaemenids)

Team bonuses
Conversion resistance	Teutons (+3 min, +1 max cycles)
Creation speed	Huns (+20%)
Research speed	Huns (+20%) Portuguese (+25%)
Other	Georgians (repairing costs -25%) Slavs (provide +5 population)

Architecture

Greek

The Greek Stable is an ancient Greek stone structure with simple Doric columns. The Civic Age version has a hypaethral opening, though this was more commonly a feature of some Hellenistic period temples. The Classical Age version features acroteria.

Persian

The Persian Stable is a Mesopotamian mudbrick structure with glazed blue bricks in the Classical Age. It features the reliefs depicting Immortals from the Palace of Darius in Susa.

Gallery

The Persian Stable in the Civic (top) and Classical (bottom) Ages

The Greek Stable in the Civic (top) and Classical (bottom) Ages

All generic units trained at the Stable