Which Aztecs age-up gives the most?

to the Colonial Age: The Warrior (≈ 500 resources); to the Fortress Age: The Warrior (≈ 750 resources); to the Industrial Age: The Warrior (≈ 1,250 resources); to the Imperial Age: The Warrior (≈ 2,000 resources).

How many Home City cards do the Aztecs have?

149, plus 0 more in revolution decks.

Native American civilization · Home City Tenochtitlan

Aztecs

The Aztecs (civ ID XPAztec, Home City Tenochtitlan) in AoE3: Definitive Edition 100.19.18309 start with 4 Crates of Food, 3 Cords of Wood, 5 Villager, 1 Eagle Scout, 1 War Chief and 1 Warrior Priest, train 11 kinds of units from their own buildings and have 149 Home City cards. Their age-up choices number 5 / 5 / 5 / 5 for the Colonial, Fortress, Industrial and Imperial ages.

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Quick answers (4)

What are the Aztecs bonuses in AoE3?: Civilization bonus: Warrior priests can occupy at the Community Plaza for greater effect. Unique units: Arrow Knights, Coyote Runner, Eagle Runner Knight, Jaguar Prowl Knight, Otontin Slinger, Puma Spearman and Skull Knight. Unique buildings: Nobles Hut provides excellent defense and trains elite Aztec units. Unique ceremonies: Healing Ceremony and Garland War Ceremony A powerful central American nation that was well known for its conquest of neighbors. Their power was centered in Tenochtitlan, present day Mexico city.
What do the Aztecs start with?: 4 Crates of Food, 3 Cords of Wood, 5 Villager, 1 Eagle Scout, 1 War Chief and 1 Warrior Priest.
Which Aztecs age-up gives the most?: to the Colonial Age: The Warrior (≈ 500 resources); to the Fortress Age: The Warrior (≈ 750 resources); to the Industrial Age: The Warrior (≈ 1,250 resources); to the Imperial Age: The Warrior (≈ 2,000 resources).
How many Home City cards do the Aztecs have?: 149, plus 0 more in revolution decks.

Aztecs army builds, age-ups and cards to send Aztecs deck builder

Bonuses

Civilization bonus: Warrior priests can occupy at the Community Plaza for greater effect. Unique units: Arrow Knights, Coyote Runner, Eagle Runner Knight, Jaguar Prowl Knight, Otontin Slinger, Puma Spearman and Skull Knight. Unique buildings: Nobles Hut provides excellent defense and trains elite Aztec units. Unique ceremonies: Healing Ceremony and Garland War Ceremony A powerful central American nation that was well known for its conquest of neighbors. Their power was centered in Tenochtitlan, present day Mexico city.

The game's own civilization summary (civ picker rollover).

Starting units

Units few others have

Units Aztecs train from their own buildings that no more than one other civilization has.

Age-up choices

What each choice costs and hands over, valued at the units' train cost. Compare every civilization's age-ups.

To the Colonial Age

To the Fortress Age

The Warrior1,2001,000gives ≈ 750
The Chief1,2001,000
The Elder1,2001,000
The Wise Woman1,2001,000
The Messenger1,2001,000

To the Industrial Age

The Warrior2,0001,200gives ≈ 1,250
The Chief2,0001,200
The Elder2,0001,200
The Wise Woman2,0001,200
The Messenger2,0001,200

To the Imperial Age

The Warrior4,0004,000gives ≈ 2,000
The Chief4,0004,000
The Elder4,0004,000
The Wise Woman4,0004,000
The Messenger4,0004,000

History

The most densely populated region of the New World in 1492 was Mesoamerica, where North and Central America meet in modern Mexico and the Yucatan Peninsula. The people living here were called the Aztecs (also Mexica or Tenochca); they built an amazing civilization centered on their great capital city of Tenochtitlan (modern Mexico City). This was one of the largest cities in the world (with an estimated population of 200,000), and arguably more beautiful and cleaner than any contemporary capital in Europe. The Aztecs were just one of several tribes in the area, but had risen to prominence due to their ferocity in battle and adept diplomacy. Their soldiers wielded weapons of wood and stone, and they often sought prisoners to be sacrificed in religious ceremonies. Their society depended on sophisticated agricultural techniques; from them the world learned of foodstuffs including tomatoes, corn, cocoa, and chili peppers. They were handicapped by the lack of large domesticated animals (they had no horse or ox), and the use of the wheel only in toys. Everything to be moved was carried by human porters. Despite their large population and fighting prowess, the Aztecs fell relatively quickly to the determined Spanish conquistadores under Cortez. This was due in large part to the epidemics the Europeans brought ashore. By some estimates the Aztec population of 12 million people in 1520 had fallen to one million by 1600. The Spanish also allied with the Aztecs' enemies to increase the size of their armies, and had the advantages of steel and gunpowder weapons.

From the game's History encyclopedia.