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Wooden Fort

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Wooden Fort

A compact wooden defensive landmark for a custom settlement or battlefield.

Wooden Fort Age of Empires II building icon
Wooden Fort Age of Empires II building icon

Overview

A compact wooden defensive landmark for a custom settlement or battlefield.

Function and access

A compact wooden defensive landmark for a custom settlement or battlefield 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.

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 compact wooden defensive landmark for a custom settlement or battlefield. Garrison capacity: 30; Listed range: 8; Line of sight: 12. This entry belongs to the Scenario Editor or a scripted scenario set; it is not necessarily a structure players can construct in a standard match. Scenario authors can place it to establish a recognizable landmark or shape routes through the map; its behavior may be controlled by the scenario rather than normal construction rules.

Building statistics

Garrison capacity
30
Range
8
Attack
10 (primary projectile); 11 × 4 (secondary projectiles)

Building values can vary by edition or scenario.

Focus
Scenario Editor · nonconstructible
Signature / category
Construction & function
Release / context
Scenario Editor
Classification
Scenario Editor
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