Team bonus Gunpowder units are created 25% faster.
Scout Cavalry line gain +1 pierce armor. Light Cavalry and Hussar upgrades are free. Gunpowder technologies are 50% cheaper Chemistry is free. Turkish nomads ( HD Edition only) - EnemyĬharacteristics Unique unit Janissary : More powerful version of the Hand Cannoneer Unique technologies Sipahi ( Cavalry Archer units +20 hit points) Artillery (+2 range for Bombard Towers, Bombard Cannons, Cannon Galleons) Civilization bonuses. Honfoglalás (before the Definitive Edition). The Bapheus scenario is played as the Turks The Turks are enemies in all appearances. The Dragon Spreads His Wings (before the Definitive Edition). The Dragon Spreads His Wings, the first scenario, is played as the Turks. 
Reconquista (before the Definitive Edition).
Crucible (before the Definitive Edition). The Turks have their own scenarios: Manzikert, which is based on the Battle of Manzikert where the player plays against Byzantines and Saracens, and Bapheus, where player controls the founder of the Ottoman Empire - Osman. Their economy is overall below average without Crop Rotation and Stone Shaft Mining, but their faster gold gathering comes in very handy and greatly benefits their playing style. Their Monks rank below average, but their defensive structures get all upgrades. The Turkish navy is very good, only the Fast Fire Ship is missing. The siege weapons are good, too, especially the long-ranged Bombard Cannon, but the Onager is missing which can be a disadvantage on densely forested maps like Black Forest as the Turks have no means to quickly cut large numbers of trees. Their cavalry units are complete apart from the Paladin, their Light Cavalry get extra pierce armor, and their Cavalry Archers are among the very best, only seeking competition from the Magyars, Mongols, and Saracens. Especially the lack of the Elite Skirmisher and Pikeman can hurt at times. Apart from gunpowder using soldiers and Champions, the Turkish foot soldiers are very weak. The Turks are a gunpowder civilization and arguably have the best units there that have greater range, are created faster, and have more hit points. That fact is mirrored in their unique technology Sipahi, which grants additional hit points to their cavalry archers. Turkish archery is a tradition of archery which became highly developed in the Ottoman Empire. #AGE OF EMPIRES STEAM VALIDATING FREE#
To reflect this, the Light Cavalry and Hussar upgrades are free for them and have free extra pierce armor. The earlier Turkish states, such as the Seljuk Empire, made extensive use of Light Cavalry during their campaigns. Additionally, their unique unit is also a gunpowder unit. Therefore, many of their unique traits benefit their gunpowder units which have greater range, are created faster, and have more hit points. Ottoman Turks also used gunpowder quite effectively, becoming the first "gunpowder empire", having received it from their control of the Silk Road. Therefore, Turks mine gold faster and get Chemistry for free. Being an Islamic civilization, they were notable for transmitting this knowledge to the west. The Turks were also highly involved in the sciences and mathematics especially in the area of alchemy that would later form the backbone of modern chemistry. Likely originating from Northeast Asia, Oghuz Turks migrated to Central Asia and established their first state in the 8th century, and the in-game civilization is based on their Persianate descendants: Seljuk Empire, the Sultanate of Rum (shown in the Manzikert scenario), and the Anatolian Turks, from whom arose the Ottomans (in the Bapheus scenario), who were best known for winning many battles in the Crusades, capturing Constantinople which ended European foothold of the Silk Road and contact with the Orient, conquering the much of the Eastern Europe until the siege of Vienna. They focus on gunpowder units and their architecture group is Middle Eastern. The Turks are a Middle Eastern civilization in Age of Empires II. The Turks' civilization music theme in the Definitive Edition
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