Until at least five is destroyed, nearby airfields automatically dispatch fighters and bombers to intercept enemy bombers and ships, respectively.Running the game ▪ Controls ▪ Bugs and Troubleshooting Leader Creation Leaders ▪ Classes ▪ Races ▪ Specializations Game Type ▪ Campaign ▪ Scenarios ▪ Random Maps Multiplayer Glossary The AI appears to view it as a high-priority target for aircraft.Īppears in the last German mission. Has the same function as the Pharos Lighthouse but much lower health. In the first case, it has the same effect as the Great Library of Alexandria while in the second, it functions as a simple training facility that indirectly enables the owner to construct Nano Age units while in the Atomic Age - Modern Age.Īppears in the second and sixth German missions. These Wonders appear in certain single-player missions and cannot be built by normal means.Īppears in the second and sixth Russian missions. Gives the owner's priests an area-of-effect conversion, similar to the Aztec wonder of Empire Earth II.

Unknown if regeneration speed is affected by Hospital upgrades. All ships, Docks, Naval Yards, aircraft flying over water and land units standing in shallow water are revealed in its range.Īll of the owner's units regenerate health as if they were near a Hospital. Provides massive line of sight over nearby water but not over land. The bonus is percentage-based and is non-cumulative with the extra hitpoints gained from the Civilization Builder. Lasts until the Wonder is destroyed, at which point the bonus is lost. Grants a massive hitpoint bonus to all of the owner's walls and gates, making them significantly harder to knock down. Only the buildings themselves are revealed, the surrounding area stays under fog of war. Reveals the position of all enemy buildings on the map. Effect lasts until the Wonder is destroyed, at which point population caps revert to their original state. Takes a percentage of all players' population cap and gives it to the Wonder's owner.

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