Native settlement · AoE3: DE 100.19.18309
House of Jagiellon
The House of Jagiellon are a native settlement in AoE3: Definitive Edition 100.19.18309: a Trading Post on their site brings Lipka Tatar, Shock Rider and Battleship and 7 improvements (Veteran Jagiellonians, Royal Guard Jagiellonians, Pancerz, Jagiellonian Legacy, Sarmatism and 2 more). 15 random maps can place them, among them Baltic Sea, Black Sea, Bohemia and Budapest.
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Quick answers (3)
- What units do the House of Jagiellon give in AoE3?
- Lipka Tatar, Shock Rider and Battleship.
- What can you research at the House of Jagiellon Trading Post?
- Veteran Jagiellonians, Royal Guard Jagiellonians, Pancerz, Jagiellonian Legacy, Sarmatism, Folwarks and Balance of Powers.
- Which maps have the House of Jagiellon?
- Baltic Sea, Black Sea, Bohemia, Budapest, Carpathians, Courland, Dnieper Basin, Hungarian Plains, Karelian Lakes, Lithuania, Muscovy, Pripet Marshes, Unknown, Unknown - LOST and Vistula Basin.
Units
| Unit | HP | Cost | Fights won | Beaten hardest by |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Lipka TatarNative warrior | 140 |  80 70 | 30% | Qiang Pikeman |
 Shock RiderNative warrior | 220 | 11090 | 42% | Puma Spearman |
 BattleshipShip | 4,500 |  1,0001,000 | — | — |
Fights won: share of equal-cost matchups against every regular unit it wins (base stats, Lanchester square law, as on /counters).
Trading Post improvements
Jagiellonian unit attack and hitpoints increased.
Lipka Tatar: hit points +20%, damage +20%
Shock Rider: hit points +20%, damage +20%
Lipka Tatar: hit points +20%, damage +20%
Shock Rider: hit points +20%, damage +20%
Jagiellonian unit attack and hitpoints increased.
Lipka Tatar: hit points +40%, damage +40%
Shock Rider: hit points +40%, damage +40%
Lipka Tatar: hit points +40%, damage +40%
Shock Rider: hit points +40%, damage +40%
Increases Hand Cavalry ranged armor.
Hand Cavalry: ranged resist +0.1
Coyote Man: ranged resist +0.1
Units and Resources you have already received from Age-Ups are granted again. Takes longer to research in the Industrial Age and Imperial Age.
Ships 1 Outpost Wagon
Ships 2 Chests of Coin
Ships 4 Cords of Wood
Ships 8 Pikeman
Ships 4 Huge Chests of Coin
Ships 5 Lipka Tatars. Units armed with a bow gain more range.
Ships 5 Lipka Tatar
Archer: range (Ranged) +1, range (Ranged (defend)) +1, range (Ranged (stagger)) +1, range (Bow) +1, line of sight +1
Fulani Archer: range (Volley Long Ranged) +1, minimum range (Volley Long Ranged) +1
Grants resources for each present and future farming building.
Equalizes your resource stockpile.
History
Following the defeat of the Teutonic Order against a united Polish-Lithuanian army at the Battle of Grunwald, the House of Jagiellon emerged one of the leading arbiters of events throughout Eastern Europe at the dawn of the modern era. Having been born out of the union of the pagan Grand Duke of Lithuania Jogaila (later rechristened Władysław II Jagiełło) and the Roman Catholic Queen of Poland Jadwiga, the House of Jagiellon understood that to survive the threat of their powerful neighbors, disparate polities would have to unite under a common cause. This close relationship between Poland and Lithuania would eventually culminate in the Union of Lublin, which established a Commonwealth between the two kingdoms that would continue to rule the region for several generations after the house’s demise shortly thereafter. Throughout their existence, the Jagiellons oversaw the development of a multicultural society marked by religious toleration and decentralized rule. Turning to the west for inspiration, the Jagiellon dynasty would make contact with the royal lineages of Hungary and Bohemia, unions which would prove fruitful in the ensuing centuries. Through these connections, the Jagiellons imported ideals of the Renaissance and fostered their spread throughout their core domains. The Jagiellonian University in Kraków is one of the oldest and most prestigious centers of learning throughout Europe and a catalyst for the Polish Golden Age of the 1500s.
