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In Age of Empires IV, the civilization of the Byzantines covers roughly early 9th century CE to mid-15th century CE. The Eastern Roman Empire (now commonly called the Byzantine Empire) was created in an administrative split with the Western Roman Empire in 285 and lasted over a thousand years - surviving the fall of their Western counterpart

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The Byzantines are a playable European civilization in Age of Empires IV: The Sultans Ascend based on the Byzantine Empire, the common name given to the medieval Eastern Roman Empire. They are also featured in Age of Empires II under the same name, and can be considered the successors of the Roman Empire and the Greeks of the eastern Mediterranean from Age of Empires (or the Greeks in Age of

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The combat theme for the Byzantines in the Imperial Age. All credit goes to:Composers: Henning Nugel (Age 1 & Frontend Loop) & Christian Wirtz (Ages 2-4) Orc

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It was Greek speaking through and through; this is especially so by the Macedonian revival of the 9th-10th c., upon which the AOE4 Byzantine Civ is based. They used Greek for their politics, their literature, their church services / liturgy, etc. It was also the most common language of the citizens of Constantinople. 6.

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Byzantines are an amazing civilization! I just want to say that I LOVE Byzantines, I played my first ranked game using them and I love how versatile they are. You have so many options, new units and the Cistern mechanics are amazing. You have to have a lot of imagination to plan the construction of your buildings.

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The Byzantine Greeks were the Greek-speaking Eastern Romans throughout Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages.[1] They were the main inhabitants of the lands of the Byzantine Empire (Eastern Roman Empire), of Constantinople and Asia Minor (modern Turkey), the Greek islands, Cyprus, and portions of the southern Balkans, and formed large minorities, or pluralities, in the coastal urban centres of

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Gives them armor and attack. If you highly outnumber the raiders, you can lose 1-3 vills to kill 2-4 horsemen or even knights for example. I leave 2 vills on stone and slowly make cisterns in a pattern that roughly emanates from the center so if one line gets destroyed/disrupted it only removes one water level.

https://ageofempires.fandom.com/wiki/Byzantines_(Age_of_Empires_IV)/Mastery
In Constantinople, at the confluence of east and west, a young post-Roman empire battled its way to dominance. Now known as the Byzantines, The Eastern Romans spread their culture, architecture, and immense martial power the length and breadth of the Mediterranean Construct 3 Olive Groves, then harvest 300 oil. Rewards Olive Branch Portrait Use Cisterns to improve the gathering rate of 15

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The Byzantine Empire was the eastern continuation of the Roman Empire after the Western Roman Empire's fall in the fifth century CE. The Byzantine Empire shifted its capital from Rome to Constantinople, changed the official religion to Christianity, and changed the official language from Latin to Greek. Though Byzantium was ruled by Roman law

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SuicydalMonk July 29, 2022, 3:22pm 2. There are a few great topics about a Byzantine Empire / Roman Empire civ concept here on the AoE4 forum. You can use the Search buttton and so a little research, maybe build your own concept, would be much appreciated. Also check out my AoE4 DLC themes investigation and poll:

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Greek Fire Projectiles is a unique technology in Age of Empires IV: The Sultans Ascend available to the Byzantines that can be researched in the Imperial Age. It increases the damage dealt by Counterweight Trebuchets and Mercenary Huihui Pao by +30%, and enables their projectile impact to engulf their target with lingering Greek Fire, dealing area damage. This technology replaces Geometry for

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Some people foolishly buy this dlc thinking AoE: DE civs can be included on AoE II: DE on normal version instead of ported, but that is impossible and these very same people have probably never played AoE: DE or AoE either. Part of the Saracen empire for example included Egypt and the Byzantines are actually a mix of Roman and Greek.

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The Byzantines are a civilization that continues the Roman Empire in the eastern provinces. It spams the years 475 - 1453 and ruled over the various territories within the eastern parts of Europe. The Byzantine rulers had a strong military and built the Theodosian wall, a unique building. The Byzantines continued the use of the Cataphract, a

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The latest updates and discussion around Age of Empires IV. For Casual players and competitive players a-like. ... (Byzantine) of Romans in Age of Empires IV . While the western part of the Roman Empire fell in 476 (although this date can be debated) the eastern part of the empire lasted even more than 1000 years, but the western call them

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Still needs Byzantines, the most important empire throughout most of the Middle Ages. In fact, the whole period ended with them. #3. poke_ravi Oct 28, 2021 @ 8:36pm. Greeks were not their own nation during this time period. If you want Greeks you can play AoE 1. #4. jonoliveira12 Oct 28, 2021 @ 8:40pm.

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Age of Empires IV IV - Discussion. Antonimus80 September 29, 2022, 2:14am 1. Maybe one of the most anticipated civilization for the game, that one that saw the middle ages begin and end, the legacy of ancient Rome, the Byzantine Empire. The eastern roman empire is an unique contender for a future DLC, so lets have some fun speculating about it:

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26.2 Imperial Hippodrome. 26.3 Golden Horn Tower. 26.4 Cistern of the First Hill. 26.5 Foreign Engineering Company. 26.6 Palatine School. The Byzantine technology tree in Age of Empires IV . Dark Age.

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Holy Roman Roman Empire Guide: All Buildings, Units, Tech [AOE IV] Prelates. Prelates everywhere! 78K subscribers in the aoe4 community. The latest updates and discussion around Age of Empires IV. For Casual players and competitive players a-like.

https://ageofempires.fandom.com/wiki/Greeks_(Age_of_Empires)
The Greeks are a playable European civilization in Age of Empires. The Greeks are represented in the first non-tutorial campaign, Glory of Greece, which details their development from the emergence of Mycenaean civilization, through the Greek Dark Ages, to the height of the classical city-states, finally culminating with Alexander the Great's campaigns against Persia. Town Centers work 10%

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The Byzantines are a Mediterranean European civilization in Age of Empires II (Middle Eastern before the Definitive Edition) based on the empire of the namesake around modern day Greece and Turkey. They are classified as a defensive civilization. Despite Greece falling into the hands of the Ottoman Empire, the Byzantine civilization is represented in Age of Empires III: Definitive Edition

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Byzantines historically for the most part of their historical existence spoke Greek. The official language after the 7th century was greek. ... Byzantines should speak greek instead of latin and/or Make a new civ for Greeks. Age of Empires II: DE. II - Discussion. LKAOE4 May 23, 2021, 8:22am 14.