How much does Porcelain Tower cost in AoE3?

2,000 food, 1,200 coin; 120 s to build (AoE3: Definitive Edition 100.19.18309).

What is the proto ID of Porcelain Tower?

ypWCPorcelainTower4 — the name scenario triggers, AI scripts and mods use.

Building · Fortress Age

Porcelain Tower

Porcelain Tower (proto ID ypWCPorcelainTower4) is a building in AoE3: Definitive Edition 100.19.18309 from the Fortress Age: 5,000 hit points. It costs 2,000 food, 1,200 coin and takes 120 s to build. 1 civilization has it.

Quick answers (3)

How much does Porcelain Tower cost in AoE3?: 2,000 food, 1,200 coin; 120 s to build (AoE3: Definitive Edition 100.19.18309).
Which civilizations have Porcelain Tower?: Chinese.
What is the proto ID of Porcelain Tower?: ypWCPorcelainTower4 — the name scenario triggers, AI scripts and mods use.

Hit points

5,000

Cost

2,000

1,200

Build time

120 s

Line of sight

The Porcelain Tower generates resources per second which can be set to food, wood, coin, or a combination of all resources including export and experience. ---------- Production value when built: II: Food: 3 / Wood: 2.5 / Coin: 2.5 / Combo: 0.6 food, 0.6 wood, 0.6 coin, 0.18 export, 0.18 XP III: Food: 4.5 / Wood: 4 / Coin: 4 / Combo: 1.25 food, 1 wood, 1 coin, 0.25 export, 0.25 XP IV: Food: 6 / Wood: 5.5 / Coin / 5.5 / Combo: 1.5 food, 1.1 wood, 1.1 coin, 0.4 export, 0.4 XP V: Food: 6.5 / Wood: 6 / Coin: 6 / Combo: 2 food, 1.5 wood, 1.5 coin, 0.5 export, 0.5 XP

Siege resist: 0%
Build limit: 1
Available from: IIIFortress
XP when killed: 240
Game ID: ypWCPorcelainTower4

In the game's words

How to use it

The Porcelain Tower is a great Chinese Wonder that you can build to advance to a later Age. Once built, the Porcelain Tower sends you a Shipment of Food. This Wonder can be toggled to produce either Food, Wood, Coin, or a mixture of all three along with experience points and Export.

History

Located on the south bank of the Yangtze River in Nanjing, China, the Porcelain Tower was once considered one of the Seven Wonders of the World. The people of China called it Bao'ensi, or the "Temple of Gratitude,” but visiting Europeans called it the Porcelain Tower of Nanjing in reference to the tower's porcelain bricks. Rising from an octagonal base were nine stories that reached a final height of 260 feet. Although that height was impressive, what made the tower unforgettable were the brilliant white bricks that faced the tower. These bricks glittered in the sun by day and were illuminated by as many as 140 lamps by night. Colorful stoneware tiles with green, yellow, white, and brown glazes were worked into the porcelain panels to form the images of animals, landscapes, flowers, and bamboo. The Porcelain Tower and other great temples were destroyed in the year 1900 by an invading Anglo-French force known as the Eight-Power Allied Forces. The tower is currently under reconstruction.

From the game's History encyclopedia (Wonders).