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* WarElephants: Available to Carthage, Egypt, Persia and India. They tend to be very expensive but also quite powerful and hard to counter. Plus, unlike the [[''VideoGame/AgeOfEmpires'' game source]], these elephants can actually move pretty fast.
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* WarElephants: Available to Carthage, Egypt, Persia and India. They tend to be very expensive but also quite powerful and hard to counter. Plus, unlike the [[''VideoGame/AgeOfEmpires'' ''VideoGame/AgeOfEmpires'' game source]], source, these elephants can actually move pretty fast.
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The first installment, called Empires Ascendant, features civilizations between 500 B.C. and 1 B.C., and includes [[UsefulNotes/AncientGreece Athens, Sparta, Macedonia,]] Britannia, Gaul, Iberia, [[UsefulNotes/PunicWars Carthage]], [[UsefulNotes/PersiansWithPistols Persia]], [[AncientRome Republican Rome]], [[UsefulNotes/{{India}} Mauryan India]], [[UsefulNotes/MacedonianSuccessionWars Ptolemaic Egypt, the Seleucids]], [[AncientAfrica the Kushites]], and the UsefulNotes/HanDynasty as playable factions. The planned second installment, Empires Besieged, will focus on the following five hundred years of history.
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The first installment, called Empires Ascendant, features civilizations between 500 B.C. and 1 B.C., and includes [[UsefulNotes/AncientGreece Athens, Sparta, Macedonia,]] Britannia, Gaul, Iberia, [[UsefulNotes/PunicWars Carthage]], [[UsefulNotes/PersiansWithPistols Persia]], [[AncientRome Republican Rome]], [[UsefulNotes/{{India}} Mauryan India]], [[UsefulNotes/MacedonianSuccessionWars Ptolemaic Egypt, the Seleucids]], [[AncientAfrica the Kushites]], Kushites, and the UsefulNotes/HanDynasty as playable factions. The planned second installment, Empires Besieged, will focus on the following five hundred years of history.
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* ElaboratedEqualsEffective: The units you can hire will usually start with paltry equipment and lack of armor and decorations. If they survive long enough to level up, they'll sport cuirasses, helmets and better-looking equipment. Champion units usually start up already more armored than their worker counterparts.
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* ElaboratedEqualsEffective: ElaborateEqualsEffective: The units you can hire will usually start with paltry equipment and lack of armor and decorations. If they survive long enough to level up, they'll sport cuirasses, helmets and better-looking equipment. Champion units usually start up already more armored than their worker counterparts.
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* WeaponOfChoice: As a whole, units for each civ can be categorized in several groups, weapon-wise:
** ArcherArchetype: Archers can attack enemies from a long distance away, but the farther the enemy is, the weaker/less accurate their attack will be.
** AnAxeToGrind: Axemen are rare, but they deal both slashing and crushing damage in melee, making them good against armored units.
** BladeOnAStick: Spearmen tend to be pretty common and usually deal three time as much damage to cavalry units. Mounted spearmen will deal bonus damage to other cavalry units as well, but not as much as infantry does. Pikemen wield weapons so long and cumbersome they'll be slower than most troops, but compensate by dealing devastating damage, especially to cavalry, and by be thougher in melee.
** CarryABigStick: Macemen are even rare than Axemen but deal crushing damage like Slingers, allowing them to bring the pain and damage even buildings.
** CoolSword: Swordsmen tend to specialize against other infantry troops rather than cavalry. Some of them, such as the Iberian or Mauryan ones, can pack quite a punch.
** JavelinThrower: Javelineers and Slingers lack the sheer range of archers, but have more accurate attacks. Cavalry Javelineers are more common than Cavalry Archers.
** SufferTheSlings: Slingers are common infantry units for some but not all civs. They have longer range than Javelineers but not as much as archers and deal crushing damage.
** ArcherArchetype: Archers can attack enemies from a long distance away, but the farther the enemy is, the weaker/less accurate their attack will be.
** AnAxeToGrind: Axemen are rare, but they deal both slashing and crushing damage in melee, making them good against armored units.
** BladeOnAStick: Spearmen tend to be pretty common and usually deal three time as much damage to cavalry units. Mounted spearmen will deal bonus damage to other cavalry units as well, but not as much as infantry does. Pikemen wield weapons so long and cumbersome they'll be slower than most troops, but compensate by dealing devastating damage, especially to cavalry, and by be thougher in melee.
** CarryABigStick: Macemen are even rare than Axemen but deal crushing damage like Slingers, allowing them to bring the pain and damage even buildings.
** CoolSword: Swordsmen tend to specialize against other infantry troops rather than cavalry. Some of them, such as the Iberian or Mauryan ones, can pack quite a punch.
** JavelinThrower: Javelineers and Slingers lack the sheer range of archers, but have more accurate attacks. Cavalry Javelineers are more common than Cavalry Archers.
** SufferTheSlings: Slingers are common infantry units for some but not all civs. They have longer range than Javelineers but not as much as archers and deal crushing damage.
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* SpiritualSuccessor: To the ''VideoGame/AgeOfEmpires'' series, taking heavy cues from the first game while greatly expanding all mechanics and customizing each civ.
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The first installment, called Empires Ascendant, features civilizations between 500 B.C. and 1 B.C., and includes [[UsefulNotes/AncientGreece Athens, Sparta, Macedonia,]] Britannia, Gaul, Iberia, [[UsefulNotes/PunicWars Carthage]], [[UsefulNotes/PersiansWithPistols Persia]], [[AncientRome Republican Rome]], [[UsefulNotes/{{India}} Mauryan India]], [[UsefulNotes/MacedonianSuccessionWars Ptolemaic Egypt, the Seleucids]], and [[AncientAfrica the Kushites]] as playable factions. The planned second installment, Empires Besieged, will focus on the following five hundred years of history.
The official site can be found [[http://play0ad.com/ here.]] The current release is [[http://play0ad.com/download/ Alpha 25b: 𐎹𐎢𐎴 Yaunā (Ionia)]]. Downloading and playing is, and always will be, completely free.
The official site can be found [[http://play0ad.com/ here.]] The current release is [[http://play0ad.com/download/ Alpha 25b: 𐎹𐎢𐎴 Yaunā (Ionia)]]. Downloading and playing is, and always will be, completely free.
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The first installment, called Empires Ascendant, features civilizations between 500 B.C. and 1 B.C., and includes [[UsefulNotes/AncientGreece Athens, Sparta, Macedonia,]] Britannia, Gaul, Iberia, [[UsefulNotes/PunicWars Carthage]], [[UsefulNotes/PersiansWithPistols Persia]], [[AncientRome Republican Rome]], [[UsefulNotes/{{India}} Mauryan India]], [[UsefulNotes/MacedonianSuccessionWars Ptolemaic Egypt, the Seleucids]], and [[AncientAfrica the Kushites]] Kushites]], and the UsefulNotes/HanDynasty as playable factions. The planned second installment, Empires Besieged, will focus on the following five hundred years of history.
The official site can be found [[http://play0ad.com/ here.]] The current release is [[http://play0ad.com/download/ Alpha25b: 𐎹𐎢𐎴 Yaunā (Ionia)]].26: Zhuangzi]]. Downloading and playing is, and always will be, completely free.
The official site can be found [[http://play0ad.com/ here.]] The current release is [[http://play0ad.com/download/ Alpha
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* FullBoarAction: Boars are commonly encountered in the countryside, but are aggressive and will attack units nearby.
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* AbsurdlySharpBlade: Iberians and Mauryans can research Toledo Steel and Wootz Steel respectively: both techs will grant them 20% additional damage of melee soldiers and an extra 20% bonus damage to all swordsmen.
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** The Mauryan Maiden Guards are the only female elite troopers and, being elite, are stronger than common soldiers.
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** The Mauryan Maiden Guards are the only female elite troopers and, being elite, are stronger than common soldiers. They come in both archers and swordswomen flavor.
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** Walls and Gates can be garrisoned with soldiers, so that they can unleash javelins, darts and arrows on incoming soldiers. However, unlike the soldiers garrisoned in towers, these soldiers are more exposed to enemy fire and can be easily eliminated by attackers.
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** Walls and Gates can be garrisoned with soldiers, so that they can unleash javelins, darts and arrows on incoming soldiers. However, unlike the soldiers garrisoned in towers, these soldiers are more exposed to enemy fire and can be easily eliminated by attackers.attackers if not backed up by priests and micromanaged.
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* CarryABigStick: A type of Mauryan elite infantry is equipped with metal clubs to deal extra damage in combat.
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* ElitesAreMoreGlamorous: Champion units are specialized for combat and will generally be stronger than regular units, but they are much more expensive and are unusuable as civilians, thus they can't gather resources nor build stuff.
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* ElitesAreMoreGlamorous: Champion units are specialized for combat and will generally be stronger than regular units, but they are much more expensive and are unusuable as civilians, thus they can't gather resources nor build stuff. At least, Champions are fully powered up, while Citizen Soldiers need to train and fight first.
* HorseArcher: They are rare, but tend to be quite powerful units as they're usually produced by civs which can also research "Archery Tradition" (which boosts the range of archers). They can be built by Persians, Seleucids and Mauryans. Persians and Mauryans can also build archer chariots, Ptolomeians can hire camel archers and Mauryans can also train Elephant Archers.
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* SiegeEngines: Like all other units, these are specific to each civilization with the exception of the Mauryans and Iberians who don't use any. Some civs have simple siege weapons such as battering rams at least, more sophisticated ones will field scorpions (good against units, less so against buildings) and catapults and siege towers. Civ with access to WarElephants can use them as an organic substitute, while Iberians have a special type of mounted javelineer armed with flaming spears.
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* SiegeEngines: Like all other units, these are specific to each civilization with As expected, the exception of the Mauryans and Iberians who don't use any. Some civs have simple player will eventually gain access to siege weapons such as weapons, including battering rams at least, more sophisticated ones will field scorpions (good against units, less so against buildings) rams, siege towers, scorpio and catapults (which are correctly depicted as a scorpio-like machine throwing massive rocks): some need to unpack and siege towers. Civ pack to be used in combat, others must be garrisoned with access infantry to WarElephants can use them as an organic substitute, while boost them. In the early editions of the game, Iberians have and Mauryans lacked siege weapons, forcing them to rely instead on other unique units (such as a special type fire spear-throwing cavalry or elephants), but as of mounted javelineer armed with flaming spears.the Y release, every civ can build the Arsenal and craft, at very least, a siege ram to take down enemy structures.
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* SufferTheSlings: Slingers are common infantry units for some but not all civs. They have longer range than Javelineers but not as much as archers and deal crushing damage.
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** BladeOnAStick: Spearmen tend to be pretty common and usually deal three time as much damage to cavalry units. Mounted spearmen will deal bonus damage to other cavalry units as well, but not as much as infantry does.
** CoolSword: Swordsmen tend to specialize against other infantry troops rather than cavalry. Some of them, such as the Iberian ones, can pack quite a punch.
** CoolSword: Swordsmen tend to specialize against other infantry troops rather than cavalry. Some of them, such as the Iberian ones, can pack quite a punch.
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** AnAxeToGrind: Axemen are rare, but they deal both slashing and crushing damage in melee, making them good against armored units.
** BladeOnAStick: Spearmen tend to be pretty common and usually deal three time as much damage to cavalry units. Mounted spearmen will deal bonus damage to other cavalry units as well, but not as much as infantrydoes.
does. Pikemen wield weapons so long and cumbersome they'll be slower than most troops, but compensate by dealing devastating damage, especially to cavalry, and by be thougher in melee.
** CarryABigStick: Macemen are even rare than Axemen but deal crushing damage like Slingers, allowing them to bring the pain and damage even buildings.
** CoolSword: Swordsmen tend to specialize against other infantry troops rather than cavalry. Some of them, such as the Iberian or Mauryan ones, can pack quite a punch.
** BladeOnAStick: Spearmen tend to be pretty common and usually deal three time as much damage to cavalry units. Mounted spearmen will deal bonus damage to other cavalry units as well, but not as much as infantry
** CarryABigStick: Macemen are even rare than Axemen but deal crushing damage like Slingers, allowing them to bring the pain and damage even buildings.
** CoolSword: Swordsmen tend to specialize against other infantry troops rather than cavalry. Some of them, such as the Iberian or Mauryan ones, can pack quite a punch.
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** SufferTheSlings: Slingers are common infantry units for some but not all civs. They have longer range than Javelineers but not as much as archers and deal crushing damage.
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* AwesomeButImpractical: Walls and Gates can be garrisoned with soldiers, so that they can unleash javelins, darts and arrows on incoming soldiers. However, unlike the soldiers garrisoned in towers, these soldiers are more exposed to enemy fire and can be easily eliminated by attackers.
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* AwesomeButImpractical: AwesomeButImpractical:
** Walls and Gates can be garrisoned with soldiers, so that they can unleash javelins, darts and arrows on incoming soldiers. However, unlike the soldiers garrisoned in towers, these soldiers are more exposed to enemy fire and can be easily eliminated byattackers.attackers.
** Certain civs can research a special technology that gives a massive boost to the attack of all military units, including siege ones. However, it also costs around 1500 units of resources ''for each resource''.
** Wonders take a lot of space, are very expensive and takes a lot of time to be constructed. Unlike Age of Empires though, these Wonders don't grant you a victory, but rather a useful (if costly) tech.
** Walls and Gates can be garrisoned with soldiers, so that they can unleash javelins, darts and arrows on incoming soldiers. However, unlike the soldiers garrisoned in towers, these soldiers are more exposed to enemy fire and can be easily eliminated by
** Certain civs can research a special technology that gives a massive boost to the attack of all military units, including siege ones. However, it also costs around 1500 units of resources ''for each resource''.
** Wonders take a lot of space, are very expensive and takes a lot of time to be constructed. Unlike Age of Empires though, these Wonders don't grant you a victory, but rather a useful (if costly) tech.
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* CommandAndConquerEconomy: The core of the gameplay is this, as with its inspiration.
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* ElaboratedEqualsEffective: The units you can hire will usually start with paltry equipment and lack of armor and decorations. If they survive long enough to level up, they'll sport cuirasses, helmets and better-looking equipment. Champion units usually start up already more armored than their worker counterparts.
* ElitesAreMoreGlamorous:Elite Champion units are specialized for combat and will generally be stronger than regular units, but they are much more expensive and are unusuable as civilians, thus they can't gather resources nor build stuff.
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* KukrisAreKool: Iberian troops can hire swordsmen armed with the deadly falcata sword. With the right upgrade they can become a force to be reckoned with.
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* KukrisAreKool: Iberian troops can hire swordsmen armed with the deadly falcata sword. With the right Toledo Steel upgrade they can become a force to be reckoned with.
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* AdaptedOut: Earlier versions of the game tended to have unique buildings for certain civs meant specifically to hire a single type of unit (for example, the Tavern for the Gaulish Naked Fanatics and the Kennel for the Briton War Dog). As of the latest installment, the building list is streamlined and some of the early unique building are no longer avaible, the units are now hired in already-existing buildings (in the two mentioned cases, Temple and Stables).
* ChurchMilitant: All civs can hire priests/druids/priestesses in the temples to heal their forces, but some, like Gauls and Carthaginians, can even hire special Champion units in them.
* FullFrontalAssault: The Gauls have the Naked Fanatic unit, a Champion who fights almost in the nude save for a long cape, a massive shield and a spear.
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* HeroUnit: Each empire has three specific historical heroes to send into battle.
* HistoricalDomainCharacter: all of the hero units, which includes the likes of Alexander the Great, Cyrus the Great, Hannibal, Scipio Africanus, Viriato, and Vercingetorix. Aside from being very strong, Heroes can grant massive bonuses to all troops or to nearby troops, and by putting them inside a squad of soldiers or a building, you can increase the bonuses.
* HistoricalDomainCharacter: all of the hero units, which includes the likes of Alexander the Great, Cyrus the Great, Hannibal, Scipio Africanus, Viriato, and Vercingetorix. Aside from being very strong, Heroes can grant massive bonuses to all troops or to nearby troops, and by putting them inside a squad of soldiers or a building, you can increase the bonuses.
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* HeroUnit: Each empire has three specific historical heroes to send into battle.
battle. Aside from being very strong, Heroes can grant massive bonuses to all troops or to nearby troops, and by putting them inside a squad of soldiers or a building, you can increase the bonuses.
* HiredGuns: Certain buildings allows you to hire mercenary troops: Mercenaries usually appear already levelled up, but cost metal to hire and gain exp slower than regular troops. Carthaginians in particular can build three different embassies to hire Iberian, Celtic or Italic mercenaries for their cause, giving them access to units typical of those civs.
* HistoricalDomainCharacter: all of the hero units, which includes the likes of Alexander the Great, Cyrus the Great, Hannibal, Scipio Africanus, Viriato, and Vercingetorix.Aside from being very strong, Heroes can grant massive bonuses to all troops or to nearby troops, and by putting them inside a squad of soldiers or a building, you can increase the bonuses.
* HiredGuns: Certain buildings allows you to hire mercenary troops: Mercenaries usually appear already levelled up, but cost metal to hire and gain exp slower than regular troops. Carthaginians in particular can build three different embassies to hire Iberian, Celtic or Italic mercenaries for their cause, giving them access to units typical of those civs.
* HistoricalDomainCharacter: all of the hero units, which includes the likes of Alexander the Great, Cyrus the Great, Hannibal, Scipio Africanus, Viriato, and Vercingetorix.
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* KukrisAreKool: Iberian troops can hire swordsmen armed with the deadly falcata sword. With the right upgrade they can become a force to be reckoned with.
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* SufferTheSlings: Slingers are common infantry units for some but not all civs. They have longer range than Javelineers but not as much as archers and deal crushing damage.
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* AwesomeButImpractical: Walls and Gates can be garrisoned with soldiers, so that they can unleash javelins, darts and arrows on incoming soldiers. However, unlike the soldiers garrisoned in towers, these soldiers are more exposed to enemy fire and can be easily eliminated by attackers.
* CarryABigStick: A type of Mauryan elite infantry is equipped with metal clubs to deal extra damage in combat.
* CarryABigStick: A type of Mauryan elite infantry is equipped with metal clubs to deal extra damage in combat.
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* EliteAreMoreGlamorous: Elite units are specialized for combat and will generally be stronger than regular units, but they are much more expensive and are unusuable as civilians, thus they can't gather resources nor build stuff.
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* AttackAttackAttack: Just to give you an idea, Spartans are unable to build walls at all. To compensate, they have the best infantry of the game.
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* EliteAreMoreGlamorous: Elite units are specialized for combat and will generally be stronger than regular units, but they are much more expensive and are unusuable as civilians, thus they can't gather resources nor build stuff.
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* HistoricalDomainCharacter: all of the hero units, which includes the likes of Alexander the Great, Cyrus the Great, Hannibal, Scipio Africanus, Viriato, and Vercingetorix.
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* HistoricalDomainCharacter: all of the hero units, which includes the likes of Alexander the Great, Cyrus the Great, Hannibal, Scipio Africanus, Viriato, and Vercingetorix. Aside from being very strong, Heroes can grant massive bonuses to all troops or to nearby troops, and by putting them inside a squad of soldiers or a building, you can increase the bonuses.
* MundaneUtility: Javelin-armed cavalry is actually pretty good at hunting, as they can cover more ground to hunt their prey.
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%%* SpiritualSuccessor: To the ''VideoGame/AgeOfEmpires'' series.
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* WeaponOfChoice: As a whole, units for each civ can be categorized in four groups, weapon-wise:
** ArcherArchetype: Archers can attack enemies from a long distance away, but the farther the enemy is, the weaker/less accurate their attack will be.
** BladeOnAStick: Spearmen tend to be pretty common and usually deal three time as much damage to cavalry units. Mounted spearmen will deal bonus damage to other cavalry units as well, but not as much as infantry does.
** CoolSword: Swordsmen tend to specialize against other infantry troops rather than cavalry. Some of them, such as the Iberian ones, can pack quite a punch.
** JavelinThrower: Javelineers and Slingers lack the sheer range of archers, but have more accurate attacks. Cavalry Javelineers are more common than Cavalry Archers.
** ArcherArchetype: Archers can attack enemies from a long distance away, but the farther the enemy is, the weaker/less accurate their attack will be.
** BladeOnAStick: Spearmen tend to be pretty common and usually deal three time as much damage to cavalry units. Mounted spearmen will deal bonus damage to other cavalry units as well, but not as much as infantry does.
** CoolSword: Swordsmen tend to specialize against other infantry troops rather than cavalry. Some of them, such as the Iberian ones, can pack quite a punch.
** JavelinThrower: Javelineers and Slingers lack the sheer range of archers, but have more accurate attacks. Cavalry Javelineers are more common than Cavalry Archers.
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The official site can be found [[http://play0ad.com/ here.]] The current release is [[http://play0ad.com/download/ Alpha 24: Xšayāršā (Xerxes)]]. Downloading and playing is, and always will be, completely free.
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The official site can be found [[http://play0ad.com/ here.]] The current release is [[http://play0ad.com/download/ Alpha 24: Xšayāršā (Xerxes)]].25b: 𐎹𐎢𐎴 Yaunā (Ionia)]]. Downloading and playing is, and always will be, completely free.
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The official site can be found [[http://play0ad.com/ here.]] The current release is [[http://play0ad.com/download/ Alpha 23 Ken Wood]]. Downloading and playing is, and always will be, completely free.
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The official site can be found [[http://play0ad.com/ here.]] The current release is [[http://play0ad.com/download/ Alpha 23 Ken Wood]].24: Xšayāršā (Xerxes)]]. Downloading and playing is, and always will be, completely free.
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* AcceptableBreaksFromReality: It's possible to plant and harvest crops on snow covered maps and in the desert sands.
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** The Mauryan Maiden Guards.
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* AttackAnimal: The Britons train war dogs.
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* [[ArrowsOnFire Javelins On Fire]]: The Iberians have access to mounted javelineers that throw flaming projectiles. Their extra anti-building damage compensate for the Iberians' lack of siege weapons.
* [[MolotovTruck Molotov Boat]]: The only 'warship' available to the Iberians is the Fireship, a fishing ship that is on fire.
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* [[MolotovTruck Molotov Boat]]:MolotovTruck: The only 'warship' "warship" available to the Iberians is the Fireship, a fishing ship that is on fire.
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* SpiritualSuccessor: To the ''VideoGame/AgeOfEmpires'' series.
* RightHandAttackDog: The Britons train war dogs.
* SiegeEngines: Like all the units, these are specific to each civilization with the exception of the Mauryans who doesn't use any.
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* VeteranUnit: Not only will they improve their stats through combat experience, but also their looks with better armor, shield and weapons.
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* VeteranUnit: Not only will they A unit's stats improve their stats through combat experience, but and they also their looks with gain graphical upgrades such as better armor, shield and weapons.