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Market (Age of Mythology)

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The Market is a Heroic Age economic building in Age of Mythology. With Nü Wa, it can be built in Classical Age. It is available to all civilizations and must be built to reach the Mythic Age. At the Market, players can buy and sell resources, train Caravans and research technologies related to these and other economic functions. It also acts as the drop-off site for Caravans.

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Buy and sell resources Caravan drop-off site Train Caravans Research economic techs

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The Market is a Heroic Age economic building in Age of Mythology. With Nü Wa, it can be built in Classical Age. It is available to all civilizations and must be built to reach the Mythic Age. At the Market, players can buy and sell resources, train Caravans and research technologies related to these and other economic functions. It also acts as the drop-off site for Caravans. When buying and selling resources, Gold is considered the standard resource. Players can buy food and wood with gold, or sell food and wood to obtain gold. The more of a resource a player sells, the lower its buying price becomes; the converse is also true. Buying and selling resources is useful in cases when one resource is in short supply or is in surplus. Caravans travel from the Market to any Town Center the player or an ally controls, obtaining Gold. This is added to the player's stockpile (i.e. is dropped off) when the Caravan returns to the Market. Each time the distance between Market and Town Center doubles, the gold gathered triples, so it is wise to build a Market as far as possible from the Town Center it is trading with.

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