The Iroquois Longhouse is quite useful to the Iroquois to expand their economy and military quite quickly, due their ability to hold more population, and is also an option to wall a small town with only Longhouses and the card that gives to them the ranged attack, although they deal low damage. It shares a lot of similarities with the Chinese Village, in that it can shoot after a card shipment, but the Chinese Village can spawn sentries and irregulars with use of a card and train livestock, while the Longhouse can only research Arsenal or Utility technology. An other difference, when the cards have been sent, between those two is that the Chinese Village can garrison villagers, and it only shoots if villagers have been garrisoned, like the Town Center, as opposed to the Longhouse, which ca
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| - The Iroquois Longhouse is quite useful to the Iroquois to expand their economy and military quite quickly, due their ability to hold more population, and is also an option to wall a small town with only Longhouses and the card that gives to them the ranged attack, although they deal low damage. It shares a lot of similarities with the Chinese Village, in that it can shoot after a card shipment, but the Chinese Village can spawn sentries and irregulars with use of a card and train livestock, while the Longhouse can only research Arsenal or Utility technology. An other difference, when the cards have been sent, between those two is that the Chinese Village can garrison villagers, and it only shoots if villagers have been garrisoned, like the Town Center, as opposed to the Longhouse, which ca
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| - The Iroquois Longhouse is quite useful to the Iroquois to expand their economy and military quite quickly, due their ability to hold more population, and is also an option to wall a small town with only Longhouses and the card that gives to them the ranged attack, although they deal low damage. It shares a lot of similarities with the Chinese Village, in that it can shoot after a card shipment, but the Chinese Village can spawn sentries and irregulars with use of a card and train livestock, while the Longhouse can only research Arsenal or Utility technology. An other difference, when the cards have been sent, between those two is that the Chinese Village can garrison villagers, and it only shoots if villagers have been garrisoned, like the Town Center, as opposed to the Longhouse, which can always shoot, but has a much weaker maximum attack. The Iroquois Longhouse has a build limit of fourteen. It costs more than houses, but less than the British Manor, costing just 125 wood. But the feature that makes it easier to build up longhouses without spending much resources, is that the player can ship some travois from the Tribal Council or age-up (the Iroquois' travois can build every building for free, the Iroquois receive free travois every age-up). It can also be summoned from the Fire Pit. The Earth Ceremony Dance can help to expand the population room a little bit without longhouses, but it is not enough to room a lot of units.
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