Because of that the visually identical native mercenaries and native units will not simultaneously select when double-clicking one of them. Furthermore, native units sent from Home City have their own build limit, an additional mercenary tag and they are treated by the game as different units. Most civilizations can send native allies from their Home City, which are technically mercenary shipments as they cost Coin. In the Imperial Age, players can improve hit points and damage again by researching Legendary Native Warriors in the Capitol for 1,500 food and 1,500 wood.Ī wide array of Home City cards can boost native units. The native unit upgrades from Age of Empires III and The WarChiefs are called Elite and Champion while in The Asian Dynasties they are called Disciplined and Honored. Instead, native units have a build limit which players can increase by allying with further settlements of the same minor civilization.įrom The WarChiefs, players can build Native Embassies to train allied minor civilization units at locations beyond the Trading Post site.Īll native units' hit points and damage can be upgraded first in Fortress Age by +25% for 200 wood and 150 coin and a second time by +40% in Industrial Age for 400 wood and 300 coin. Native units always cost a certain amount of wood, food, and/or coin, but never population.
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