Civilizations — Age of Empires IV
| Name | Overview |
|---|---|
| Abbasid Dynasty | The Abbasid Dynasty pursues a flourishing Golden Age by concentrating structures around their House of Wisdom, allowing them to unlock significant economic advantages. The House of |
| Ayyubids | At the confluence of continents, where trade and science meet, and where empires clash, the Ayyubids use their pursuit of knowledge to gain the upper hand. The House of Wisdom is t |
| Byzantines | The Byzantines construct sprawling networks of life-giving Aqueducts and Cisterns. Leverage powerful unique abilities and hire Mercenaries with exquisite Olive Oil. Peasants work t |
| Chinese | The Chinese can shift their focus across the ages, deploying many unique units and building rapidly. Enemies must continually adapt if they want to keep up. |
| Delhi Sultanate | The Delhi Sultanate stays many steps ahead of their enemies with great networks of scholars. Fully realized, they field the intimidating War Elephant and trample those in their pat |
| English | Exceptional early infantry provide the English with a powerful punch backed up by reliable Food production from the fields. |
| French | The French deploy powerful cavalry units and can boost production in fortified positions. Enemies must be prepared to withstand the charges of powerful Royal Knights and other armo |
| Golden Horde | Leading the Golden Horde westwards, Batu Khan expanded the Mongolian Empire right into the heart of Eastern Europe. The Khan’s great Golden Tent was the center of network of contro |
| Holy Roman Empire | Prelates enhance the economy of the Holy Roman Empire, while powerful infantry units form the core of its military. Enemies must face an opponent able to rapidly recover from attac |
| Japanese | Ruling over the Japanese land, the Daimyo enhances agriculture and employs Samurai to defend their territory. The unique Forge works tirelessly to sharpen their blades to give an e |
| Jeanne d'Arc | A spark of hope for the French people, Jeanne d'Arc takes to the battlefield and inspires courage to her followers. Starting as a humble villager, Jeanne begins the Journey of a He |
| Jin Dynasty | The Jin Dynasty emerges as a formidable military power in northern China. Mounted Villagers move swiftly to claim new resources and land. Seize opportunities and rally hosts of cav |
| House of Lancaster | The House of Lancaster emerges as a powerful branch of English royalty. Manors are the backbone of the economy by providing sustainable economic practices. Lancaster military might |
| Macedonian Dynasty | Emperor Basil II employed Varangians to defend against revolts fomented by Byzantine nobles. Arriving on ships from the north, these foreign-born warriors were not swayed by Byzant |
| Malians | The Malian economy booms with options for gold and food production. Claiming gold deposits for their Pit Mines, they leverage that growth to produce unique infantry units that stri |
| Mongols | Masters of mobility and mounted warfare, the Mongols can easily relocate their camps. They gain economic benefits from setting up near Stone Outcroppings and from raiding enemy bui |
| Order of the Dragon | The Order of the Dragon is established by handpicked wealthy elites to crush hostile empires. Investing large amounts of resources into training only a few exceptional warriors, th |
| Ottomans | The Ottoman Army can expand to dominate the battlefield, supported by Military Schools that are able to continuously produce units to swell the ranks of their formations. Supportin |
| Rus | The Rus derive great benefit from the countryside. They are able to gather resources more readily from hunting and forestry and can field strong combat units. Enemies face strong e |
| Sengoku Daimyo | The Sengoku Jidai was an era of shifting alliances and ceaseless warfare. Three rival clans can be supported to gain powerful advantages to your ranged infantry, melee infantry or |
| Knights Templar | Founded to protect the meek and weary, the Knights Templar establish Commanderies throughout Europe to call on their allies. Fielding a spectacular array of heavy troops, the Templ |
| Tughlaq Dynasty | Ghiyasuddin Tughlaq’s reign as Sultan laid the framework for advancement in arts, architecture, and expansion of the Tughlaq Dynasty. After commanding the construction of the Tughl |
| Zhu Xi's Legacy | The teachings of philosopher Zhu Xi reshape the Chinese civilization. With Zhu Xi’s Legacy, the Chinese boast a sophisticated administration with superior Imperial Officials and ad |
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