The base gather rate for a Fune is 0.67 for fish and 0.5 for whales, which is identical to a normal fishing boat.It also stacks with the Japanese Fish Market card to give Japan a theoretical +43% greater gather rate in the Discovery Age (78% for whales) and +73% to the gather rates in the Colonial Age (+108% for whales), in the Fortress Age the gather rates for the Fune can be increased by another 125% for a total of +233% to the gather rates. The result of both cards being played is +18% to Fishing Boat gather rates, this almost compensates for the Port card being much weaker than the normal Fish Market card (+25%). Due to the inclusion of the card TEAM Chonindo with Age of Empires III: The Asian Dynasties (Japanese) and the Portuguese card TEAM Fish Market, the two civilizations are very difficult to defeat on maps featuring water if working together.Unique Units: All except for Villagers and Monks. Most Japanese Home City Shipments are sent twice. The Japanese monks also build shrines and if the card Mountain Warrior is sent they will receive twice the normal resources or experience for treasures.Ĭivilization Bonus: Build Shrines, build Cherry Orchards, free Rickshaws, and Japan starts with two monks, they do not have any sniper abilities, but can stun treasure guardians and have powerful martial arts attacks. settlers) and other archer specific upgrades. The Japanese navy is average at best, but their fishing potential makes it easy to perform a water boom.Įach Asian civilization has special monks instead of explorers, Japanese monks are the only explorer type units in the game to also be considered Archer for purposes of Carib anti-villager bonuses (x1.3 damage vs.
The Japanese have expensive, but powerful military units, such as the samurai, ashigaru musketeers, yumi archers, yabusame and naginata riders, as well as artillery units such as flaming arrows and morutaru. As a special advantage, most cards in the Japanese Home City may be sent twice. The Japanese may also build cherry orchards, which are built from freely-obtained Rickshaws. The Shrines available also act as houses they support 10 units. The Japanese are a strong civilization, but they cannot gather food via herding or hunting, but can build Shrines around huntable and herdable animals to gain a slow trickle of whatever resource you want, even experience if you have a high-level Home City. The Japanese are featured in the Age of Empires III: The Asian Dynasties expansion.
The Japanese are an East Asian civilization that controls the region of Japan and other parts of Asia in the far-east.
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