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“ | Wagon training and powerful improvements for your civilization. | ” |
—In-game description |
The State Capitol is an economic building in Age of Empires III: Definitive Edition that replaces the Capitol for the United States. It becomes available in the Fortress Age and can also train various builder wagons.
Units[]
Age | Unit | Cost | Limit |
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500 wood | Shared | |
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400 wood | ∞ | |
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200 wood | ||
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600 wood | ||
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250 wood | Shared | |
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350 food, 350 wood |
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- 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.
Technologies[]
Age | Improvement | Cost | Effect |
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1,000 wood | Building wagons get +25% hit points and speed, and cost -25% | |
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1,250 food | Buildings get +25% hit points; Walls get +100% hit points | |
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750 coin | Reduces the time for the next Federal State chosen to advance to the next Age by 50 seconds and doubles the XP crates shipped | |
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1,500 food | The General gets +1,000 hit points; Ransom cost +50 | |
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2,000 coin | Can support 100 population without Town Centers and Houses; Unit train time -10% (-5% for free units); Unit cost and technology research time -5% for each Immigrant Home City Card sent | |
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100 coin per enemy unit | Stops all enemies from receiving Home City shipments | |
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75 coin per enemy unit | Shows what all enemies can see | |
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1,000 food | The General gets +1,000 hit points and +100% attack; Ransom cost +50; requires Cadets | |
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1,500 food, 1,500 wood |
Upgrades native warriors to Legendary/Exalted (+50% hit points and attack) | |
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1,000 wood, 1,000 coin |
Settlers and Pilgrims gather from Mills, Farms and Rice Paddies (food) 40% faster | |
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1,000 food, 1,000 coin |
Settlers and Pilgrims gather wood 40% faster | |
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1,000 food, 1,000 wood |
All coin gathering (but not trickles, shipments and Trade Routes) is 40% faster |
Further statistics[]
Building strengths and weaknesses | |
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Strong vs. | Nothing |
Weak vs. | Everything |
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Home City Cards[]
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Indians[]
United States[]
Federal[]
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History[]
“ | 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. | ” |
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