Native settlement · AoE3: DE 100.19.18309
House of Oldenburg
The House of Oldenburg are a native settlement in AoE3: Definitive Edition 100.19.18309: a Trading Post on their site brings Royal Huntsman, Northern Musketeer and Battleship and 7 improvements (Veteran Oldenburgs, Royal Guard Oldenburgs, League of Armed Neutrality, Hunting Expeditions, Kalthoff Repeaters and 2 more). 23 random maps can place them, among them Archipelago, Baltic Sea, Caucasus and Courland.
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Quick answers (3)
- What units do the House of Oldenburg give in AoE3?
- Royal Huntsman, Northern Musketeer and Battleship.
- What can you research at the House of Oldenburg Trading Post?
- Veteran Oldenburgs, Royal Guard Oldenburgs, League of Armed Neutrality, Hunting Expeditions, Kalthoff Repeaters, Baltic Sea Trade and Scientific Expeditions.
- Which maps have the House of Oldenburg?
- Archipelago, Baltic Sea, Caucasus, Courland, Danish Straits, Dnieper Basin, Finland, Gold Coast - Fort, Gotland, Iceland, Karelian Lakes, Lithuania, Muscovy, North Sea, Norwegian Sea, Pripet Marshes, Saxony, Scandinavia, South Norway, The Seven Years' War, Unknown, Unknown - LOST and Virgin Islands.
Units
| Unit | HP | Cost | Fights won | Beaten hardest by |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 150 | — | — | ||
| 120 | 38% | Jaguar Prowl Knight | ||
| 4,500 | — | — |
Fights won: share of equal-cost matchups against every regular unit it wins (base stats, Lanchester square law, as on /counters).
Trading Post improvements
Oldenburg unit attack and hitpoints increased.
Royal Hunter: hit points +20%, damage +20%
Royal Huntsman: hit points +20%, damage +20%
Royal Huntsman: hit points +20%, damage +20%
Royal Hunter: hit points +20%, damage +20%
Oldenburg unit attack and hitpoints increased.
Northern Musketeer: hit points +40%, damage +40%
Royal Hunter: hit points +40%, damage +40%
Royal Huntsman: hit points +40%, damage +40%
Northern Musketeer: hit points +40%, damage +40%
Royal Huntsman: hit points +40%, damage +40%
Royal Huntsmen may no longer gather food, but become considerably better fighters and have an increased build limit.
Replaces Royal Huntsman into Royal Hunter
Replaces Royal Huntsman into Royal Hunter
Royal Hunter: becomes available
Royal Huntsman: is no longer available
Your Villagers and Fishing Boats now also gather a small amount of Coin whilst hunting and fishing.
Your Skirmisher units, especially Royal Huntsmen, inflict slightly more damage against other Skirmishers.
Light Infantry: damage bonus against Light Infantry +0.1
Counter Skirmisher: damage bonus against Light Infantry +0.1
Royal Hunter: damage bonus against Light Infantry +0.4
Royal Huntsman: damage bonus against Light Infantry +0.4
Royal Hunter: damage bonus against Light Infantry +0.4
Your War Ships and defensive buildings now trickle a tiny sum of Coin.
Caravel: auto gather oldenburg rate set to 0.2
Frigate: auto gather oldenburg rate set to 0.5
Fluyt: auto gather oldenburg rate set to 0.3
Galley: auto gather oldenburg rate set to 0.2
Monitor: auto gather oldenburg rate set to 0.4
Spawns a Hot Air Balloon with a huge line of sight that lasts for a short period of time.
History
The Northern German House of Oldenburg has ruled the kingdoms of Denmark and Norway since the mid-15th century. Since their inception they have established several precedents that have forged a collective Scandinavian identity. Though the house was particularly prominent in Denmark, the Schleswig-Holstein-Gottorp cadet branch made several powerful inroads throughout Scandinavia and its peripheries. Through its linkage to the Russian House of Romanov, its power stretched deep into Siberia. The Oldenburgs adopted several reforms that established the framework of Northern European commerce. Tolls from the Oresund Customs House provided over half of Denmark’s total income, allowing it to establish a firm hand in administrative affairs throughout the Baltic region. In 1783, facing the disruption of transatlantic trade by the belligerent Royal Navy of Britain, the House of Oldenburg established the League of Armed Neutrality, which aimed to protect neutral shipping during wartime.