Inspiration: Gives the player's units +15% hit points and attack, and +10% speed for 15 seconds. 450 seconds cooldown.
Tactics[]
The Tower of Victory's Wood shipment is comparable to The Quartermaster for European civilizations aging into the Commerce Age. It is important for training more Indian Villagers due to their exclusive Wood cost.
Further statistics[]
As the Tower of Victory is unique to the Indians, only technologies that they have access to are shown in the following table:
Buildings cost -20% wood and build time -30%; Wonders' build time -16% instead; +1 Villager
40
Advanced Wonders
Wonders get +50% hit points and -25% build time; +1 Hindu Villager
10
History[]
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The Tower of Victory (Vijay Stambha) was built in 1548[note 1] to commemorate the victory over the Musalmans in the thirteenth century. The imposing tower is part of the Chittorgarh fort complex located in the city of Chittorgarh, which can be found in the northwestern Indian state of Rajasthan.
The inside of the tower consists of short, square flights that surround a central core. The two uppermost levels cover the entire floor area and provide occupants with a great view of the surrounding fort. Partly built using red sand stone and partly using white marble, the tower is further enriched by numerous images of Hindu gods and goddesses.
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—In-game history section
Trivia[]
In Age of Empires IV, the Delhi Sultanate, which represents medieval India, can also construct a building of the same name as a landmark, but that building is a distinct structure from this one, and they are built by rulers of separate dynasties in their respective capitals.
Gallery[]
The Tower of Victory's Age up choice picture
In game Tower of Victory in the Definitive Edition
In game Tower of Victory in The Asian Dynasties
Compendium image in the Definitive Edition
Photo of the real-life Vijay Stambha (Tower of Victory)
Notes[]
↑The Vijaya Stambha was actually constructed in 1448, so this is incorrect.