So... another east asian civ
Tibetans
Infantry and monk civilization
Militia line +1 melee armor each age up
Cavalry armor upgrades are free
Trebuchets and petards cost 25% less
Team bonus: transport cart avaible at the stable (or the barracks if they lack the stable)
UU: Monk Warrior (expensive but fast monk, effective vs archers and monks, can't heal or convert)
Cost: 80F 20G |Hp: 70, 80 | Attack: 10, 13 | Armor: 1/2, 1/3 | ROF:2 | Speed: 1.3 | Attack bonus: +5 vs monks and archers | Resistant to conversion
UU2: Transport cart: 80F 35G | Hp: 150 | 4/6 armor | 6 garrison capacity | 1.4 speed
ImperialAgeUT: Lamellar armor (infantry +1 pierce armor) cost: 500G 400F
CastleAgeUT: Lamaism (Monks cost 20% less) Cost: 400F 200G
Disabled techs::::::::::::::::::
Archery: Crossbowman, hancanoneer
Infantry: squires, eagle scout
Cavalry: camel, battle elephant
Blacksmith: bracer, ring archer armor
Siege workshop: bombard cannon, siege ram, siege onager
Monastery: /
University: Treadmill crane, arrowslits, heated shot, bombard tower
Economy: crop rotation, guilds
Dock: caneering, heavy demo ship, fast fire ship, elite cannon galleon
It's easy to read this civ and understand on what they are good: on the early game, they lack a consistent bonus but their M@A + tower is very strong as well as their knight rush or scout rush. On castle age you can also try a castle drop, helped with the stone bonus and cheaper Petards.
Once on imperial you have great monks cavalry and monks and some siege.
Historic background:
The theme of the civ is armored units, who is the best way to describe tibetan military on the dark age. The transport cart is here because Tibetans weren't master of the horse but they used them to transport their heavy infantry.
Previous civ:
https://www.reddit.com/r/aoe2/comments/a8lr25/khazar_civ_idea/
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