Wind Mill
Wind Mill is an automatic Food-producing scenario structure introduced with Age of Empires III: Definitive Edition — Knights of the Mediterranean. A map or mission places it; it is not the ordinary player-built Mill in the standard economy.
Recorded values
- Function
- Auto gather food 1/s
- Structure
- 200 hit points · 16 line of sight · 4x4 footprint
Scenario resource structure
The listed scenario profile produces 1 Food per second and has 200 hit points, 16 line of sight and a 4×4 footprint. It is invulnerable in that profile. Ownership, access and objective significance depend on the mission, and the normal construction menu or Mill upgrades should not be assumed to apply unless the rules explicitly say so.
Research condition
Scenario structure · 1 Food per second · invulnerable · 200 hit points · 16 line of sight · 4×4 footprint.
Recorded profile
Include its passive Food in the economy only when the active scenario makes it available. Control the surrounding ground if access to the site matters, and follow the objective text to determine whether it should be protected, captured or simply left in place. Its one-Food-per-second output is a steady scenario stream, not a Villager gathering rate.
A passive resource structure, not a build order
The recorded output is automatic, so workers do not need to gather beside the Wind Mill. Its 4×4 footprint and 16 line of sight can still affect movement and visibility around the placed structure. Since the profile is scenario-specific, do not assume that researching Mill upgrades changes its output or that every player can construct one. Use the mission’s ownership and resource rules.
Scenario economy and control
The recorded Wind Mill produces 1 Food each second, equivalent to 60 Food per minute while its scenario rules keep it active. Because it is invulnerable and map-placed, the relevant question is usually how the mission distributes access or control, not how many Villagers should build or repair it. Include its passive income when judging how quickly either side can support units, but verify the scenario objective before moving an army away to contest the site.
Difference from a Mill
Despite the name, this object is not the standard player-built Mill and does not represent an ordinary building choice in a civilization’s economy. Its Knights of the Mediterranean scenario context, fixed output and invulnerability distinguish it from normal economic infrastructure. Read the mission placement as a local rule; do not carry its output or durability into a regular Skirmish build order.