Buildings

Production structures

Production structures are primarily involved with the task of training units. Although a few of them can function like enhancements and some also host valuable upgrades and abilities, their most valuable function is still the conversion of resources gathered from economic structures into peasants, warriors, and other assistants.

Name	Abilities	Resource cost	Requirements	Special remarks
Small City	Trains Citizens and Slaves. Extends your borders Generates a small trickle of food and timber. Can summon Mobs.	Base cost: : 120 : 60 Ramp: : 5	1 Level of Administration per City beyond your first. Seleucids can build 2 Small Cities instead of 1 upon researching .	Required to built Enhancement-type structures, as well as certain Production structures Build a Pyramid-type wonder to increase your cities -75% cost for Seleucids. +5 of ; and each for Pontics. +10 of for Macedonians
Large City	Trains Citizens and Slaves. Extends your borders Generates a small trickle of food and timber. Can summon Mobs.	Base cost: : 120 : 60 Ramp: : 5	1 Level of Administration per City beyond your first 5 different structures within Small City radius.	Build a Pyramid-type wonder to increase your cities All settlements constructed upgrade automatically to Large Cities for Bactrians +5 of ; and each for Pontics. +10 of for Macedonians
Urbs (Romans )	Trains Citizens and Slaves. Extends your borders Generates a small trickle of Food and Timber. Can summon Mobs.	Base cost: : 120 : 60 Ramp: : 5	Hellenistic Age??? 1 Level of Administration per City beyond your first 9 different structures within Small City radius.	Build a Pyramid-type wonder to increase your cities +5 of ; and each for Pontics. +10 of for Macedonians
Assembly	Trains Councillors Hosts upgrades to increase rate of Influence created per Councillor	Base: : 60 : 30 Ramp: : 2		Assemblies are built cheaper and produce more per Councillor for Pergamenes. Councillor spawned once built for Achaeans.
Peasant Dwellings	Trains Low-level foot units Has a weak attack against enemy units	Base: : 30		Upgrades to Tower House for Sabaeans and Armenians.
Tower  House (Sabaeans and Armenians)	Trains Low-level foot units. Is stronger and has more armour than Peasant Dwellings.	Base: : 30 Ramp: : 2
Outpost	Extensive LOS with ability to detect cloaked units. Trains mercenaries Can be built anywhere, including hostile territory.	Base: : 60 Ramp: : 4 : 2
Stockade	Is stronger and has more armour than Outpost. Extensive LOS with ability to detect cloaked units. Trains mercenaries Can be built anywhere, including hostile territory.	Base: : 80 : 60 Ramp: : 15 : 15		Not available for: Sarmatians Suebi Nabataeans
Barracks	Trains foot units	Base: : 120 Ramp: : 25
Fortified  Barracks	Trains foot units Stronger than Barracks, and can attack enemies.	Base: : 140: 60 Ramp: : 25
Castra (Romans)	Trains foot units Stronger than Barracks, and can attack enemies.	Base: : 140 : 60 Ramp: : 25
Noble  Residence (all, except Sarmatians, Sabaeans, Numidians)	Trains high-level units Infantry and cavalry may be trained alike from this building	Base: : 60 : 120 Ramp: : 40		Can be upgraded to Broch for Britons. Replaced by Syssiton for Chremonidean League.
Syssiton (Chremonidean League)	Trains high-level units Infantry and cavalry may be trained alike from this building	Base: : 60 : 40 Ramp: : 10
Broch (Britons)	Contributes +2 Wonder Point bonus. Trains high-level units Infantry and cavalry may be trained alike from this building	Base: : 130 : 60 Ramp: : 40
Stable	Trains cavalry.	Base: : 120 Ramp: : 25
Meeting  House	Sets your capital. Hosts Policy research. Trains elite units and spawns patriots as long as proper Policy upgrades were conducted.	Base: : 150 : 200		Must be built within the radius of a city Captured along with its host city. This building automatically transfers your capital to its host city. Can be built by Chremonidean League in any city beyond its second one to set the location of its secondary capital Can be built for free by Suebi.
Palace (All, except Suebi, Lusitanians, Nabataeans and Sarmatians)	Sets your capital. Hosts Policy research. Trains elite units and spawns patriots as long as proper Policy upgrades were conducted. Has extensive LOS, can detect hidden enemies and attack them. Contributes +1 Wonder Point bonus.	Base: : 150 : 200		Must be built within the radius of a city Captured along with its host city. This building automatically transfers your capital to its host city. Can be built by Chremonidean League in any city beyond its second one to set the location of its secondary capital
Fort	Very powerful point defence, but costly and vulnerable to siege attacks. Conducts Strategy and Tactics upgrades. Trains Officers and spies.	Base: : 300 : 100 Ramp: : ? : ?		Can attack enemies, and is not captured Can't be built too close to another fort or a non-friendly border. +3 range for Getae 50% cheaper, built 25% faster with +3 added border push and available from the start for Macedonians. 5 x 5 layout.
Citadel (All, except Suebi , Nabataeans and Sarmatians)	Very powerful point defence, but costly and vulnerable to siege attacks. Conducts Strategy and Tactics upgrades. Trains Officers and spies.	Base: : 300 : 100 Ramp: : x : y		Can attack enemies, and is not captured Can't be built too close to another fort or a non-friendly border. +3 range for Getae 50% cheaper, built 25% faster with +3 added border push and available from the start for Macedonians. 8 x 8 layout.
Siege  Workshop	Constructs siege equipment and supply wagons.	Base: : 60 : 60 Ramp: : 25		Supply wagon spawned once built for Epirotes. Two Ballistae spawned once built for Romans
Dock	Constructs merchant marine fleet and light warships Required to transport land units by boat	Base: : 60 Ramp: : 25

Note

Although their primary task isn't to create more units, some Enhancements, Defensive structures and Economic structures can create units, but usually these units are meant to be used primarily as support units, not combat.

Enhancements

Enhancements are special buildings that primarilly handle providing buffs and conducting research, such as at the Civic Centre , that enhance your faction further. Usually only one instance of each building may be erected per city.

Name	Abilities	Resource cost	Requirements	Special remarks
Civic Centre	Conducts research for Science, Commerce, Administration, and Military; as well as trunk technologies.	Base cost: : 60 Ramp: : 2	1 per settlement	Built cheaper and faster for Pergamenes.
Sawmill	Improves Timber output of all Logging Camps in its host city. Hosts upgrades for Woodworking and Construction .	Base: : x : yR Ramp: : x : yR	1 per settlement
Forge	Improves Metal output of all mines in its host city Hosts upgrades for Metallurgy and Supply .	Base: ;120 : 80 Ramp: ; 4	1 per settlement
Granary (all except Sarmatians)	Increases Food output for farms in its host city. Conducts upgrades for Agronomics and Healthcare.	Base: ;120 : 80 Ramp: ; 4	1 per settlement	Avaliable at start for Ptolemaic Egyptians
Market	Trains merchants and caravans Creates a small stream of Wealth, and can be used to buy and sell resources	Base: : 80 Ramp: : 3
Temple	Increases your Cities' tactical strength, and their ability to push Borders. Conducts Taxation and Religion research. Trains Priests.	Base: : 80 Ramp: : 3	1 per settlement
Cultural  Centre	Creates a notable stream of Wealth. Contributes +1 Wonder Point bonus. Can heal nearby units.
Sporting  Centre	Creates a stream of Influence. Contributes +1 Wonder Point bonus. Doubles the number of Mobs spawned from Cities.
Burial  Tomb (Numidians and Macedonians)	Creates a stream of Influence, based on the number of units that you have lost. Religion upgrades undertaken increase Influence yield.	Base: : 120; 80 Ramp: : 8		+1  Influence for every 10 units lost in battle. Religion increases the rate, to a max of +1  Influence for every 7 units lost. This bonus doesn't work for non-Numidian, non-Macedonian factions. WARNING: Each Burial Tomb grants a cool 500 whenever it is destroyed!
Great Atroshan (Parthians)	Cheaper, quicker to build, and also ability to detect stealthed units Increases your Cities' tactical strength, and their ability to push Borders. Conducts Taxation and Religion research. Trains Priests. Contributes +1 Wonder Point bonus.	Base: : 70 Ramp: : 1

Defensive structures

What more can we say?
The main task of Defensive structures is to function as point defences to help defend your settlements from attack and kill intruders.

Name	Abilities	Resource cost	Requirements	Special remarks
Watchtower	Basic point defence.	Base cost: : 50 : 50 Ramp: : 15 : 15		Build a Pyramid-type wonder to increase your cities Added range for Getae
Guard Tower (all excelt Sarmatians , Suebi and Nabataeans)	Advanced point defence, stronger than Watchtower. Can hold a.larger garrison.	Base cost: : 80 : 50 Ramp: : 15 : 15		Build a Pyramid-type wonder to increase your cities. Added range for Getae

Economic structures

Economic structures are just that — their primary task is to drag resources you can use to either create more buildings, or create minions from them to impose your will and ultimately win the game.

Name	Abilities	Resource cost	Special remarks
Mine	Extracts metal from mountains and cliffs.	Base: : 50 Ramp: : 20	Produces Wealth for Lusitanians.
Woodcutter's Camp	Extracts timber from forests.	Base: : 50 Ramp: : 20	Extra production bonus for Epirotes. Produces Food for Suebi.
Farm (all except Sarmatians)	Generates food .	Base: : 40 Ramp: : 4	Produces Wealth for Ptolemaic Egyptians. Cheaper construction cost for Bosporans.

Wonders

See here .