Buildings are built by infantry instead of Villagers. Ox Carts serve as portable drop points for resources. Dwarves are very good at mining but not as good as gatherers at other tasks. The Norse have two kinds of Villagers: Gatherers and Dwarves. Their emphasis on mobility and offense is truly in the Viking spirit. The Norse are an aberration from other Age of Mythology civilizations and can take some getting used to. There are five Monuments each more expensive than the last. He can heal, attack monsters from a distance, and visit buildings to empower them, increasing their work and firing rate. Make use of exotic animals such as Camels and Elephants as well as Chariots. Barracks units are cheap but weak, while Migdol units are more expensive but a lot more effective. Two types of non-siege military units, trained from Barracks and Migdol Strongholds. Buildings that are not free cost gold instead of wood. The drop-off point buildings, as well as other non-military buildings, are free. Egyptians have the advantage of mobile, non-mythic healing through their Priests and Pharaohs.īasic Villager unit builds and gathers resources. The Egyptians are played in the second phase of the campaign. Gain favor by assigning Villagers to worship at a constructed Temple.Įgyptians Main article: Egyptians (Age of Mythology)
Greek soldiers are stronger but more expensive than those of other civilizations.
The basic Villager builds and gathers resources as well as worshiping at a Temple to gain the favor of the gods. A Greek player can only have four heroes present on the map at a time. They have very powerful and unique Heroes from their myths which are strong and immune to several Myth unit special attacks. The Greeks are the starting faction in the Age of Mythology campaign and are the easiest to get used to using as they are most similar to the factions of other Age of Empires games. Greeks Main article: Greeks (Age of Mythology)
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