Building · Discovery Age
Kancha House
Kancha House (proto ID deHouseInca) is a building in AoE3: Definitive Edition 100.19.18309 from the Discovery Age: 1,700 hit points. It costs 170 wood and takes 18 s to build. 3 civilizations have it.
Quick answers (3)
- How much does Kancha House cost in AoE3?
- 170 wood; 18 s to build (AoE3: Definitive Edition 100.19.18309).
- Which civilizations have Kancha House?
- Inca, Portuguese and Spanish.
- What is the proto ID of Kancha House?
- deHouseInca — the name scenario triggers, AI scripts and mods use.
Inca House that supports 16 population and produces food.
- Population space
- +16
- Siege resist
- 0%
- Build limit
- 12
- Available from
- IDiscovery
- XP when killed
- 68
- Game ID
deHouseInca
In the game's words
How to use it
The Kancha House replaces the House and is unique to the Incas. Kancha Houses are necessary to support the expanding population of a growing colony. Most units that you can train take up a specific amount of population spaces or population slots. Each Kancha House or Town Center that you build raises the number of slots that you have available, allowing you to train more and more units. There is a limit on the number of Kancha Houses that you can build in a single game. Kancha Houses support more population than normal Houses, however, and also provide Inca players with a small trickle of food income, which can be improved through the Home City. Every time that you train a unit, the game checks to see if you have enough housing to support the new soldiers or civilians. If you do not, you will not be able to train the units until you build a Kancha House or Town Center.
History
Along with Kallanka architecture, Kancha architecture was widely used throughout the Inca Empire. Kanchas were groups of primarily residential, rectangular spaces generally comprising a single room, one story high, and a shared patio space. Each Kancha grouping was surrounded by an enclosure wall of stone. Some were gabled, some not, but all tended to cover their stone bases with thatched roofing, which was pitched to control the flow of rainwater. These complexes housed large numbers of people in easily defensible locations, and their organized nature lent themselves to convenient civil administration.
From the game's History encyclopedia (Buildings).
Trains and researches
Every unit and technology the game lists at this building; each civilization sees only its own.
Built by
Civilizations
Cards and technologies that change it
…and 1 more that change every House.
Source: protoy.xml and techtreey.xml, AoE3: DE 100.19.18309 (build 25040513).