Fabulously wealthy in gold, precious stones, and salt, the Muisca watch over the northern Andean highlands with skilled ranged soldiers and potent, mysterious priests. Ingenious craftsmanship and thriving trade networks…
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Fabulously wealthy in gold, precious stones, and salt, the Muisca watch over the northern Andean highlands with skilled ranged soldiers and potent, mysterious priests. Ingenious craftsmanship and thriving trade networks have spread the legend of their prosperity far beyond Muisca borders, where it has even reached the ears of avaricious conquistadors. Despite the divisive war between the Zipa and Zaque demigods, the hidden Muisca mountain refuges should defy conquest and subjugation.
Bonuses
Advancing to the next Age costs less gold.
Settlements cost less and heal nearby units.
Champi Warriors and Archery Range units get increased melee armor in Feudal/Castle/Imperial Ages.
Monks regain faith faster.
Caravan and Guilds are free.
Team Bonus: Natural gold sources last longer.
Unique Units
Guecha Warrior
Guecha warriors were elite Muisca soldiers who gained significant social status through military victories. They carried a variety of weapons, but commonly utilized javelins and long shields. Guecha warriors carried their predecessors' mummified remains into battle, believing that the fallen warrior’s body could lend them strength, fierceness, and deadly skill.
This formidable javelineer excels against ranged soldiers and regenerates whenever a nearby Guecha Warrior dies.
Temple Guard
The Muisca had a strong religious tradition, which they practiced at locations such as the beautiful Sun Temple of Sugamuxi. They defended these wealthy sites fiercely against predatory rivals, whether they be Spanish conquistadors, German explorers, or fellow Muisca.
This zealous heavy infantry attacks faster the longer it remains in combat and will fight to the bitter end.
Unique Technologies
Herbalism
Advanced knowledge of local flora allowed the Muisca to reap numerous health and vitality benefits from the northern Andean environment.
Effect: Archer-line and Champi Warriors move faster.
Huaracas
The huaraca was a sling common in the Andean region. Easy to use and capable of swiftly hurling stones over vast distances, it remained an accessible and dangerous missile weapon throughout the region’s history.
Effect: Slingers gain additional range and train faster.
Muisca Castle
Muisca Wonder
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