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{{Infobox civilization
|civ = Sufi
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|Name = Sufi Mosque
|flag = [[File:Sufi_Icon.png]]
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|Image = Sufi_Icon.png
|caption = The Sufi Mosque Trading Post icon
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|Caption = The Sufi Mosque Trading Post icon
|game = [[Age of Empires III: The Asian Dynasties|The Asian Dynasties]]
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|Intro = {{AoE3Icon|TAD}} ''[[Age of Empires III: The Asian Dynasties|The Asian Dynasties]]''
|continent = Asia
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|Continent = Asia
|unique = [[War Elephant (Age of Empires III)|War Elephant]]
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|Unit = [[File:War Elephant.png|22px]] [[War Elephant (Age of Empires III)|War Elephant]]
|techs = Pilgrimage<br/>Fasting<br/>Sharia<br/>Sufi Discipline Training<br/>Sufi Honor Training
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|Tech = [[File:Pilgrimage.png|22px]] [[Pilgrimage]]<br/>[[File:Fasting.png|22px]] [[Fasting]]<br/>[[File:Sharia.png|22px]] [[Sharia]]
|maps = [[Borneo]]<br/>[[Deccan]]<br/>[[Indochina]]<br/>[[Mongolia]]<br/>[[Silk Road (Map)|Silk Road]]}}
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|Map = [[Borneo]]<br/>[[Deccan]]<br/>[[Indochina]]<br/>[[Mongolia]]<br/>[[Silk Road (map)|Silk Road]]
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|Native = 1
The '''[[wikipedia:Sufism|Sufi]] Mosque''' is a native Asian settlement featured in ''[[Age of Empires III: The Asian Dynasties]]''. Like all natives, they can be allied with by building a [[Trading Post]] at their Trading Post site.
 
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The '''[[wikipedia:Sufism|Sufi]] Mosque''' is a native Asian religious settlement featured in ''[[Age of Empires III: The Asian Dynasties]]''. Like all natives, they can be allied with by building a [[Trading Post]] at their Trading Post site.
The Sufi Mosque is available on the [[Borneo]], [[Deccan]], [[Indochina]], [[Mongolia]] and [[Silk Road (Map)|Silk Road]] maps.
 
   
 
== Unit ==
 
== Unit ==
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:[[File:War Elephant.png|22px]] [[War Elephant (Age of Empires III)|War Elephant]]: Indian Heavy War Elephant powerful in close combat. Inflicts area damage. Good against archers and skirmishers.
[[File:War_elephant_age_of_empires_3.jpg|thumb|134px|War Elephant]]
 
'''[[War Elephant (Minor Tribe)|War Elephant]]''': The most powerful native unit in ''[[Age of Empires III]]'' on its own (it is like a weaker version of the [[Mahout Lancer]]), it possesses a very high health and a high melee attack, making it powerful Heavy [[Cavalry]], although it has weak resistances.
 
 
However, because of the low build limit of 6 per settlement, the use of War Elephants is limited. In fact, it has the lowest build limit among the standard native soldiers, superseded only by the [[Medicine Man]] of the [[Maya]], the [[Cree]] Coureur des Bois, and the [[Nootka]] [[War Chief]]. It is suggested to use War Elephants only as support, as they are expensive and could easily fall prey to heavy infantry if not covered.
 
   
== Upgrades ==
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== Technologies ==
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{| class="wikitable"
{| border="1" cellspacing="2" cellpadding="3" class="article-table"
 
! scope="col" |Age
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! style="width: 5%;" |[[Age]]
! scope="col" |Icon
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! style="width: 25%;" |Technology
! scope="col" |Improvement
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! style="width: 10%;" |Cost
! scope="col" |Cost
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! style="width: 60%;" |Effect
! scope="col" |Effect
 
 
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| rowspan=3 |{{AoE3Age|1|C}}
|[[File:ages discovery.jpg|link=Discovery Age|center]]
 
|[[File:Pilgrimage.png|center]]
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|[[File:Pilgrimage.png|22px]] [[Pilgrimage]]
 
|{{resources|br=1|food=250|coin=250}}
|Pilgrimage
 
 
|Ships 1 Fattened [[Goat#Age of Empires III|Goat]] for every 2 minutes the game has passed, up to 30 minutes
|{{resources|food=100|wood=100}}
 
|Ships 1 Fattened [[Goat]] for every 2 minutes the game has passed, up to 30 minutes
 
 
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|[[File:ages discovery.jpg|link=Discovery Age|center]]
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|[[File:Fasting.png|22px]] [[Fasting]]
 
|{{resources|br=1|wood=200|coin=200}}
|[[File:Fasting.png|center]]
 
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|[[Villager#Age of Empires III|Villager]] (and [[Fishing Boat (Age of Empires III)|Fishing Boats]]) get -40% [[hit points]] but [[Settler]]s, [[Coureur des Bois|Coureurs des Bois]], [[Settler Wagon]]s, and [[Villager (Age of Empires III)|Villagers]] gather 10% faster (but not Fishing Boats)
|Fasting
 
|{{resources|food=100|coin=100}}
 
|[[Settler]]s/[[Villager (Age of Empires III)|Villager]]s get -40% health but gather resources 10% faster
 
 
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|[[File:ages discovery.jpg|link=Discovery Age|center]]
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|[[File:Sharia.png|22px]] [[Sharia]]
 
|{{resources|br=1|food=100|coin=100}}
|[[File:Sharia.png|center]]
 
 
|Villager train limit +10%
|Sharia
 
|{{resources|food=225|coin=225}}
 
|Settler/Villager build limit +10%
 
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|[[File:ages fortress.jpg|link=Fortress Age|center]]
 
|[[File:Disciplined_natives.png|center]]
 
|Sufi Discipline Training
 
|{{resources|wood=200|coin=150}}
 
|Upgrades War Elephants to Disciplined
 
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|[[File:ages industrial.jpg|link=Industrial Age|center]]
 
|[[File:Honered_natives.png|center]]
 
|Sufi Honor Training
 
|{{resources|wood=400|coin=300}}
 
|Upgrades War Elephants to Honored
 
 
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|}
   
== Tactics ==
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== Trivia ==
 
* The Sufi Mosque resembles the [[Wikipedia:Shrine of Ali|Shrine of Ali]] mosque and overall it appears to be based on the architecture of Shiite mosques.
In general, the Sufi is one of the better tribes to ally with due to their powerful economic upgrades although their units is of limited use.
 
 
* In the Sufi Mosque an elderly figure which looks similar to the [[Brahmin]] can be seen, although there is no correlation between them.
* Sharia works well for the [[Dutch]], the [[French]] and the [[Japanese (Age of Empires III)|Japanese]] due to their lower villager limits.
 
* Note that with Fasting, Settlers/Villagers are quickly killed if attacked, making them more vulnerable. Therefore, with Fasting, they should be kept safe.
 
   
 
== History ==
 
== History ==
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== Gallery ==
 
== Gallery ==
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<gallery>
<gallery position=center captionalign=center>
 
 
Sufis.jpg|A Sufi settlement
 
Sufis.jpg|A Sufi settlement
 
Suffi.jpg|An actual Sufi Mosque; note the similarities with the one in the game
 
Suffi.jpg|An actual Sufi Mosque; note the similarities with the one in the game
 
War_elephant_age_of_empires_3.jpg|A War Elephant
 
</gallery>
 
</gallery>
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== Trivia ==
 
* The Sufi Mosque resembles the [[Wikipedia:Shrine of Ali|Shrine of Ali]] mosque and overall it appears to be based on the architecture of Shiite mosques.
 
* In the Sufi Mosque you can see eldery figure which looks similar to the [[Brahmin]], although there is no correlation between them.
 
 
 
{{Civilizations (AoE3)}}
 
{{Civilizations (AoE3)}}
 
[[Category:Age of Empires III]]
 
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[[Category:Native Asian Civilizations]]
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[[Category:Native Asian civilizations]]
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[[Category:The Asian Dynasties]]

Revision as of 02:43, 19 September 2019

The Sufi Mosque is a native Asian religious settlement featured in Age of Empires III: The Asian Dynasties. Like all natives, they can be allied with by building a Trading Post at their Trading Post site.

Unit

War Elephant War Elephant: Indian Heavy War Elephant powerful in close combat. Inflicts area damage. Good against archers and skirmishers.

Technologies

Age Technology Cost Effect
Age I tech tree aoe3
Pilgrimage Pilgrimage 250 food
250 coin
Ships 1 Fattened Goat for every 2 minutes the game has passed, up to 30 minutes
Fasting Fasting 200 wood
200 coin
Villager (and Fishing Boats) get -40% hit points but Settlers, Coureurs des Bois, Settler Wagons, and Villagers gather 10% faster (but not Fishing Boats)
Sharia Sharia 100 food
100 coin
Villager train limit +10%

Trivia

  • The Sufi Mosque resembles the Shrine of Ali mosque and overall it appears to be based on the architecture of Shiite mosques.
  • In the Sufi Mosque an elderly figure which looks similar to the Brahmin can be seen, although there is no correlation between them.

History

This Holy Site is identical to a Native Trade Site. Allying with Natives allows a player to train special Native units, usually warriors, and also grants access to a group of improvements to that tribe. Native units do not cost any population spaces, but can only be built in limited numbers.

The word “sufi” first appeared in the 8th century and is considered to be a reference to the coarse wool garments worn by spiritual men who sought lives of spiritual harmony, free from bodily pleasure and in harmony with nature. The word “sufism” was first used in the 9th century, and became a blanket term for a variety of different forms of Islamic mysticism incorporating such disparate elements as Christian monasticism, gnosticism, and Indian mysticism.

Because Sufism encompasses a number of belief systems, its origins can be linked to a wide range of geographic regions and periods. However, many consider Sufism to have begun with the practice of Shiite Muslims in the 7th century in what is now Iraq, although others claim that Sufism predates Islam and simply used the other religion as a vehicle for its teachings.

Throughout its long history, Sufism has been criticized for its mystical elements. While it has made significant contributions to the spread of Islam and the development of Islamic culture, conservative Muslims still disagree with its abundance of non-Islamic customs.

Gallery

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