Civilization comparison · AoE3: DE 100.19.18309
Japanese vs Mexicans
Japanese and Mexicans share 1 of their regular units and 14 Home City cards. Japanese start worth 1,750 resources and train 17 kinds of units; Mexicans start worth 1,450 and train 22.
Start worth 1,750 · 1 Chests of Coin, 4 Crates of Food, 3 Cords of Wood, 1 Orchard Rickshaw, 1 Sohei Archer, 1 Sohei Archer, 6 Villager
Civilization bonus: Villagers cannot hunt. Shrines attract animals to generate resources. Unique units: Ashigaru Musketeer, Atakebune, Daimyo, Flaming Arrow, Fune, Sohei Archer, Morutaru, Naginata Rider, Tekkousen, Samurai, Yabusame Archer and Yumi Archer. Unique buildings: Cherry Orchard is a resource for food. Dojo generates armies automatically and Shrines are Japanese homes. Wonders: Golden Pavilion, Great Buddha, The Shogunate, Torii Gates and Toshogu Shrine
Start worth 1,450 · 1 Cow, 1 Chests of Coin, 4 Crates of Food, 2 Cords of Wood, 6 Settler, 1 General
Civilization bonus: Livestock and Settlers may be tasked to Haciendas to produce resources or spawn units. Can revolt in earlier ages and return to Mexico afterwards. Gains an additional Padre hero early on. Culture Bonus: Starts with a General who can plant an Inspiring Flag and build Forts instead of Town Centers. Advances in Age by choosing a Federal State that unlocks two powerful unique cards. Has access to Saloons, Sloops, Steamers, and unique Outlaws. National guard units: Chinaco (Charro), Salteador (Vigilante) Unique units: Padre, Insurgente, Salteador, Soldado, Chinaco Unique buildings: Can build Haciendas and a Cathedral which may research unique improvements.
Units only one of them has
Only Japanese
Villager
Artillery
Both: Spy.
Best age-up per age
| Age | Japanese | Mexicans |
|---|---|---|
| Colonial Age | ||
| Fortress Age | ||
| Industrial Age | ||
| Imperial Age |
The choice that hands over the most in resources (units at train cost, livestock and crates at what they hold).
Home City cards
131
only Japanese
14
in both decks
144
only Mexicans