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Pasture

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Pasture

A Khitan food building where animals spawn inside a fenced area and workers gather from the central drop-off.

Pasture in Age of Empires II
Pasture in Age of Empires II

Overview

A Khitan food building where animals spawn inside a fenced area and workers gather from the central drop-off.

Function and access

A Khitan food building where animals spawn inside a fenced area and workers gather from the central drop-off 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: 110 Wood
  • Construction time: 22 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

A Khitan food building where animals spawn inside a fenced area and workers gather from the central drop-off. Available from: Dark Age; Construction cost: 110 Wood; Build time: 22 seconds; Line of sight: 1. Its release and category determine which scenarios or match settings use it; consult its listed profile before treating it as a standard buildable structure.

Building statistics

Cost
110 Wood
Construction time
22 seconds

Building values can vary by edition or scenario.

Also known as
Pasture (Age of Empires II)
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