They are also the only non-American civilization that is unable to train Light Cavalry. Their Knights are slower than the cavalry of most other civilizations since they do not have Husbandry. They cannot research Bracer or Thumb Ring, or train the Arbalester or Heavy Cavalry Archer, which makes their archery very bad apart from their fully upgraded Hand Cannoneers. In contrast to their powerful infantry, their archers and cavalry have shortcomings. Combined with their strong units, the Teutons are one of the best civilizations on maps like Arena.Īge of Empires III: The Asian Dynasties Review Additionally, they can research all economic technologies except for Gold Shaft Mining. The Teutonic economy is also strong they get a 40% cost reduction to their Farms, saving them an enormous amount of wood during the mid-game, which can be used to create more Farms or Town Centers.
The Teutons also have great Monks will all technologies and extra healing range. This allows Teuton castles to match all non-Turkish Bombard Cannons and Cannon Galleons, leaving them vulnerable to only the Trebuchet and Elite Cannon Galleon. Defensively, the Teutons also have some of the strongest castles in game thanks to their unique Crenellations technology, boosting their range to a max of 13 and adding arrows with garrisoned infantry (which protect castles against rams). They also have a potent defense, as they can garrison more units in towers and Town Centers, giving them a greater ability to protect their Villagers from raiding, aided further with free Murder Holes and Herbal Medicine.
The Teutons can produce all siege weapons except the Siege Ram, and have Ironclad, giving them better melee survivability. Their Knights are similarly mighty, especially with Paladin and a team bonus that aids them against Monks. It has a high attack and is almost invulnerable in melee combat due to its high melee armor and hit points.
The Teutonic unique unit, the Teutonic Knight, is the strongest infantry unit in the game in terms of raw melee statistics. The Teutons have strong infantry thanks to a +1/+2 melee armor bonus in the Castle/Imperial Age, respectively.
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