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11 Double-Bit Axe Heavy Plow Always immediately when in Feudal (unless fast Castle/Imperial) When possible can delay until advancing to Imperial Horse Collar Important for a large villager population (60+), so get when the investment can be spared: often whilst advancing to Imperial Hand Cart Usually before building farms in Feudal, but can delay if needed usually delayed if going men-at-arms Wheelbarrow Gold Shaft Mining, Stone (Shaft) Mining Mainly affects farmers usually in Feudal with 12-15 farmers Fairly unimportant can get if the investment can be spared Gold Mining Two-Man Saw Prioritise Castle upgrade often researched whilst advancing to Castle Allows slightly fewer lumberjacks and therefore more military population when pop-capped Bow Saw Crop Rotation As soon as possible in Castle Often more useful for reducing the effort of needing to reseed farms, than for the actual wood saved 1 v 10.03 Standard Builds Scouts Classic fast build - scouts can gain early map control, do early damage before walls go up, and can effectively kill off small groups of archers/skirms. Newer players shouldn't feel overwhelmed as this is just a reference guide, and it is not necessary to know all these builds. The Scouts and Men-at-Arms builds are the most important for 1v1, though the Men-at-Arms build is particularly difficult to execute well. For those wondering where to start: the Archers and FC Knights builds are the most important for team games, with FC Boom also being well worth knowing. There are three sections: the first section includes the most important builds - mostly for open land maps like Arabia, the second section includes some additional builds for closed maps like Arena, and the final section covers a selection of the more useful civ-specific builds. All of these can be executed without deer, and without a civ bonus (unless civilization is stated). AoE II Build Order Reference by Cicero These builds come with the usual qualifying remarks regarding build orders in general: they are guidelines only and simply demonstrate general patterns and principles for Dark and Feudal Age economy set-up and transitions.