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Palisade Gate

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Palisade Gate

An early, low-cost gate section that lets allied units pass through a palisade enclosure.

Palisade Gate in Age of Empires II
Palisade Gate in Age of Empires II

Overview

An early, low-cost gate section that lets allied units pass through a palisade enclosure.

Function and access

An early, low-cost gate section that lets allied units pass through a palisade enclosure This determines what the structure contributes to the settlement: economic buildings support resource flow, production buildings add access to an army line, and defensive buildings protect space or routes.

  • Available: Dark Age
  • Cost: 30 Wood
  • Construction time: 30 seconds

Durability and battlefield role

The structural values describe what this building can protect, garrison, or attack. Use them to decide whether it is a safe production point, a defensive anchor, or a structure that needs support; scenario and campaign buildings may have rules that differ from standard matches.

Function and availability

An early, low-cost gate section that lets allied units pass through a palisade enclosure. Available from: Dark Age; Construction cost: 30 Wood; Build time: 30 seconds; Line of sight: 6. Its defensive value depends on the approach it covers and the time it buys for nearby units to respond.

Building statistics

Cost
30 Wood
Construction time
30 seconds
Hit points by Age
Dark Age: 240 · Feudal Age: 400

Building values can vary by edition or scenario.

Also known as
Palisade Gate (Age of Empires II)
Focus
Defense · access control
Signature / category
Construction & function
Release / context
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