Covered Wagons and Outpost Wagons trained from the State Capitol shares their train limit with the build limit of Town Centers and Outposts, respectively.
The Bank Wagon requires the "Dutch Immigrants" Home City Card to be retrained at the State Capitol, and its train limit is shared with the Bank it was used to build with.
The Hacienda Wagon is available to California and Texas, and revolutionary states cannot train Mill Wagons and Estate Wagons.
Supports 100 population; unit train time -10%, spawn time -5% (does not stack with the Imperial Age train time bonus); this technology cost -100 coin and research time -5 seconds for each Immigrant Home City Card sent
Villager gather work rate for mine, Mountain Monastery, Estate, Rice Paddy (coin), Field (coin), and Hacienda (coin) +40%; fishing boat gather work rate for whale +40%; Hacienda auto gather work rate for coin +40%
Delivers 16 Minutemen; when destroyed by enemies, your buildings spawn a number of Minutemen equal to 1.5% of their cost rounded up
Imperial Age
"The Alamo" is available to the United States upon selecting the TexasFederal State and Mexicans upon revolting to Texas, and spawns 8 Minutemen when an State Capitol is destroyed.
Delivers 1 Huge Crates of Food (500 food); grants food when an enemy or own building is destroyed equal to 20% ~ 40% of its total cost
Colegio de San Nicolas
Delivers 1 Large Collection of Books (500 XP); unit Line of Sight +4; building (except Wall) Line of Sight +8; reveals enemy units' positions for 20 seconds
Delivers 1 State Capitol Wagon; State Capitol build limit +1, enabled in the Commerce Age; the next technology researched in the State Capitol (except Spies and Blockade) is free
Connecticut Shipwrights
War ship train time -50%; building build time -35%; artillery train time -15%, Heavy Cannon train time -10% instead
Imperial Age
"Connecticut Shipwrights" is available upon selecting the Connecticut Federal State.
A capitol is a building or set of buildings that houses government offices, usually the legislative branch. Four structures have served as capitol buildings in the United States. The first was the Maryland State House in Annapolis, Maryland. That building still stands and is currently used to house the Maryland General Assembly. The current United States Capitol is located in the capital city of Washington, D.C.