Within each town, there is a limit to the number of people that can populate it. Units are the villagers that populate your civilization. You can invest in this supply, and sell it on your market at a higher price. Note that the longer the supplier has traveled, the more expensive it is. Other than a place to trade items, the market and docks enable you to generate gold from foreign markets or ports.

You must use the resources you have to create a market for civilians to sell wood, stone, gold, and food.

Villagers can be upgraded from manual laborers to traders in the marketplace.

All your resources need to be deposited into checkpoints such as town centers, mining camps, mills, and lumberyards. It’s best to send villagers to the mines to collect gold and stones. The easiest is to trade or collect relics in a monastery, but it can deplete your other resources. There are also several ways of obtaining Gold. Chopping down trees is the only way you can gather wood. Owning several farms not only supplies villagers with food, but also wood. You can also create a self-sustaining village by commanding them to care for livestock and create a farm. Food is the easiest to source as there are many areas wherein you can hunt and harvest. Finding these resources are straightforward. As the commander, you can instruct your villagers or civilian units to gather them. The main focus of the Age of Empires II is to have the most food, wood, gold, and stone for your civilization. Entering a new Age enables you to own more armies or units, structures, and technologies but it also places you in a major historical event. You will progress through each age chronologically by gathering your resources, creating towns, and building armies that can topple rival empires. Age of Empires II: The Age of Kings is a real-time strategy video game that is set in the Middle Ages, specifically the Dark Age, the Feudal Age, the High Middle Ages, and the Renaissance.

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