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Victory conditions

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Victory conditions

A match ends when a player or team completes an enabled objective such as conquest, Maravilla construction, or control of Reliquias. The active settings determine what must be defended, what can secure a win, and whether a secondary objective can end the game. (Maravilla, Reliquias)

Maravilla in Age of Empires II
Related game artwork: Maravilla

Resumen

A match ends when a player or team completes an enabled objective such as conquest, Maravilla construction, or control of Reliquias. The active settings determine what must be defended, what can secure a win, and whether a secondary objective can end the game. (Maravilla, Reliquias)

How this system affects decisions

Victory rules shape both map control and army investment. A conquest match rewards finding the opponent’s remaining bases, while a Maravilla or Relic objective may require holding a small number of critical sites. Confirm the selected mode before spending recursos, and fortaleza enough forces to defend whichever objective can end the match. (fortaleza, Reliquias)

Cómo usar esta referencia

Before play, check which victory conditions are active and whether an objective is exclusive or can coexist with conquest. During the match, track the relevant timer, ownership, or elimination requirement. Campañas may replace estándar rules with a named scenario objective, so follow the mission panel when it differs from a skirmish setting. (Maravilla, Reliquias)

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