Ox Carts allow villagers to drop food, wood and gold in order to add them to your stockpile. Instead they train ox carts at the town center. The Norse, unlike the Greeks and Egyptians, do not construct resource drop off points. While they have to get close to buildings to attack, they have a large amount of pierce armour to withstand enemy fire, and are more affordable than Greek and Egyptian siege weapons.īallistae are not as good as Portable Rams at taking down buildings - but instead they are also fairly good against units, as well as having the advantage of long range. Portable Rams are the generic Norse siege weapon. Like other cavalry units, they are good against Archers, but the Jarl in particular also has bonus damage to myth units Jarls are Elite cavalry units - they are very tough, but expensive and slow. They are the ideal Norse counter to enemy archers. Huskarls are elite infantry with high pierce armour and a large attack bonus against archers. Raiders are good against Archers and Throwing Axemen. They are weak, but only take two population slots.

Raiders are the basic Norse cavalry unit. They are ranged and very powerful against enemy infantry, but not much else.

Throwing Axemen are the Norse infantry counter. They have a higher attack than comparable Greek and Egyptian units and are good against cavalry units and can also build buildings. Ulfsarks are the basic Norse infantry unit.

Age of mythology norse units