How much does Galley cost in AoE3?

300 wood, 100 coin; 40 s to train (AoE3: Definitive Edition 100.19.18309).

Which civilizations have Galley?

Italians, Maltese, Poles, Germans, Ottomans and Russians.

What is the proto ID of Galley?

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

Ship · Colonial Age

Galley

Galley (proto ID Galley) is a ship unit in AoE3: Definitive Edition 100.19.18309 from the Colonial Age: 600 hit points, ranged 100 every 2 s at range 20, 60% ranged resist. It costs 300 wood, 100 coin and takes 40 s to train at the Dock and Port. 6 civilizations have it.

Quick answers (3)

How much does Galley cost in AoE3?: 300 wood, 100 coin; 40 s to train (AoE3: Definitive Edition 100.19.18309).
Which civilizations have Galley?: Italians, Maltese, Poles, Germans, Ottomans and Russians.
What is the proto ID of Galley?: Galley — the name scenario triggers, AI scripts and mods use.

Hit points

600

Cost

100

300

Train time

40 s

Speed

Galley. Good at exploring, fishing or transport.

Population: 0
Line of sight: 26
Ranged resist: 60%
Build limit: 5
Available from: IIColonial
XP when killed: 40
Game ID: Galley

In the game's words

How to use it

The Galley is a unique Ottoman warship that replaces the Caravel. It can fish for Food, scout shorelines, and transport Settlers and soldiers. It sinks quickly when attacked by any ships of the line (Galleons, Frigates, Monitors) or defensive buildings (Town Centers and upgraded Outposts). Artillery and even a group of units can sink a Caravel in reach of their weapons. The best thing about the Galley is that often the first one is free! Players sometimes forget that they have a starting Galley and focus their activities on land, but using a starting ship well can be key to a successful game. Controlling the waterways of a map means a player has free rein to scout, fish, and transport troops. Learning the balance between managing land and water activities is the trick.

History

Galleys were ships powered by both oar and sail. They were mostly used in the Mediterranean, and developed into other varieties that emphasized sail over oars, like the galliot and galleass. The men at the oars were often slaves or convicts, chained to their posts while a ship sat at anchor. Most galleys had cannon that fired only forward, though some designs allowed for both rowers and cannons, giving the galley a broadside attack. Approximate weight: 250 tons. Length: 140 feet.

From the game's History encyclopedia (Ships).

Attacks

Attack	Damage	Every	Range	Multipliers
Rangedarea 1	100 siege	2 s	20	×0.5 vs Artillery
Broadsidearea 1	40 siege	0.1 s	20	×2 vs Ship

Attack

Damage

Every

Range

Multipliers

Rangedarea 1

100 siege

2 s

×0.5 vs Artillery

Broadsidearea 1

40 siege

0.1 s

×2 vs Ship

Trained at

Dock

Port

Civilizations

Home City cards that ship it

4 Galleys4×

3 Galleys3×

Danubian Flotilla3×

2 Galleys2×

Ottoman Assault Fleet2×

1 Galley1×

Cards and technologies that change it

Baltic Sea Tradeauto gather oldenburg rate set to 0.2

ArmadaWar Ship: hit points +20%, line of sight +2

Artificial IslandsWar Ship: Wood cost −35%

Cipactli WorshipWar Ship: hit points +10%, damage +10%

European CannonsWar Ship: range (Broadside) +2, range (Siege) +2, range (Ranged) +2, range (Roundel) +2, range (Roundel Pierce) +2, range (Ranged Attack Contained) +2, range (Charge Broadside) +2, line of sight +2, damage +15%

European CannonsWar Ship: range (Broadside) +2, range (Siege) +2, range (Ranged) +2, range (Roundel) +2, range (Roundel Pierce) +2, line of sight +2, damage +15%

Flaming ArrowsWar Ship: damage +30%

Improved WarshipsWar Ship: hit points +25%, damage +25%

Naval GunnersWar Ship: damage +20%

Navigation SchoolWar Ship: train time −20%, Coin cost −20%, Wood cost −20%

Offshore SupportWar Ship: range (Broadside) +2, range (Siege) +2, range (Ranged) +2, range (Roundel) +2, range (Roundel Pierce) +2, line of sight +2, damage +15%

Rawhide CoversWar Ship: hit points +30%