Technologies

Fur Dressing

Fur Dressing is an Age of Empires III technology available to Haudenosaunee; Lakota from the Exploration Age, researched at Market; Tribal Marketplace. It increases villager gathering from Tribal Marketplace and Mountain Monastery by 10%.

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Fur Dressing in Age of Empires III
Fur Dressing
TECHNOLOGY DETAILS

Research profile

Civilization
Haudenosaunee; Lakota
Research location
Market; Tribal Marketplace
Research time
30 seconds
Food cost
75
Wood cost
125
Effect
Villager gather work rate for Tribal Marketplace and Mountain Monastery +10%

Effect & research conditions

Available to Haudenosaunee and Lakota from the Exploration Age. Research it at Market or Tribal Marketplace. Effect: Villager gather work rate for Tribal Marketplace and Mountain Monastery +10%. Research costs 75 food, 125 wood. Research takes 30 seconds.

Research condition

Available to Haudenosaunee and Lakota from the Exploration Age. Research it at Market or Tribal Marketplace.

When to research

Research when Tribal Marketplace or Mountain Monastery workers are active and can continue gathering. At 75 Food and 125 Wood for 30 seconds, the boost is modest but useful across those specific sites; it does not improve ordinary mines or every Native American economy source. Haudenosaunee and Lakota access is listed from the Exploration Age at a Market or Tribal Marketplace, so confirm the building option for the civilization in use.

Applies to two specialized gathering sites

Fur Dressing increases Villager gathering from Tribal Marketplaces and Mountain Monasteries by 10%. It is not a general mine upgrade, and it does not improve other resource sources merely because they belong to a Native American civilization.

Civilization and building access

Haudenosaunee and Lakota can research it from the Exploration Age at a Market or Tribal Marketplace. It costs 75 Food and 125 Wood and takes 30 seconds. The return depends on keeping workers at the affected site after research.