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Latest revision as of 04:25, 26 November 2024
Quick Facts:
Longhouse
Building
Longhouse
Building Information
Usage
Trains and upgrades soldiers.
Construction
Statistics
Hit Points
1,200
Hack Armor
30%
Pierce Armor
90%
Crush Armor
5%
Line of Sight
9
The Longhouse is a Norse building in Age of Mythology. All Classical Age Norse military units can be trained at this building (note that the Hersir, the Norse hero, can also be trained at the Temple) and where technologies that improve them are researched. Unlike with the Egyptian Barracks, the Longhouse remains useful into the Heroic Age, when Hill Fort units become available.
History
"Because of the harsh climate, the Norse were forced indoors much of the year. Therefore their winter combat training and weapons practice took place in large communal buildings called Longhouses. These often doubled as meeting halls, communal food halls, and craft workshops."
In-game compendium
Trivia
- Whilst the Longhouse is an accurate name, a more accurate name would be a Mead Hall.
- The Longhouse was originally planned to only train infantry, such as the Berserk, Hirdman, and Bondi, as the Throwing Axeman was originally an archer unit, not an infantry unit.
Relevant Lists
List of
Generic Buildings
Economic
Walls and Gates
Tower
Fortress
Special
List of
Unique Buildings
