Random map

Icon of Amazonia, a random map in Age of Empires III

“	Most common game; you choose the settings and victory conditions.	”
—Age of Empires II description

Random map is the primary game mode throughout the games of the Age of Empires series. In the mode, the player starts out with a map randomly generated for each game. The overall topography of the map remains the same on each map type, with different landscapes and landforms on every corner of the map. The size of the map and the number of players affect the generated terrain of the map.

Age of Empires

The original Age of Empires offers four random maps. All maps are square, and can be generated in one of several different sizes.

• Coastal
• Inland
• Islands
• Highland

The Rise of Rome

The Rise of Rome introduces four new random maps.

• Continental
• Hill Country
• Mediterranean
• Narrows

Return of Rome

Random Maps in Return of Rome

Age of Empires II: Definitive Edition - Return of Rome elevates the number of random maps available to 28. Many of the new maps are counterparts to maps from Age of Empires II.<

The new maps are:

• Alliance
• Citadel
• Clearing
• Dark Forest
• Desert Ridge
• Gold Mountain
• Inside Out
• Land Nomad
• Large Islands
• MegaRandom
• Muddy Waters
• Nomad
• Oasis
• Ocean Channel
• Ocean Ring
• Plateaus
• River Crossing
• Rivers
• Sahara
• Small Islands
• Twin Settlements

Age of Empires II

Maps in Age of Empires II are of four styles: Standard, Real World, Special Maps, and Custom. For all but the custom maps, they are further categorized in-game. Every map is either a land, water, or mixed map, except for the Battle Royale and Capture the Relic maps and MegaRandom. Additionally, several maps are further categorized as nomad, migration, open, or closed.

All maps are square, and can be generated in one of seven different sizes. Ludicrous size was introduced in The Forgotten and is not available in the original game. The Huge size was known as "Giant" prior to update 107882, with the current "Giant" map being bigger. All sizes in bold are only available since update 107882 with the launch parameter "MORE_MAP_SIZES".

Map size	Miniature	Tiny	Small	Medium	Normal	Large	Huge	Giant	Massive	Enormous	Colossal	Incredible	Monstrous	Ludicrous
Recommended player count	1	2	3	4	6	8	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Dimensions	80×80	120×120	144×144	168×168	200×200	220×220	240×240	252×252	276×276	300×300	320×320	360×360	400×400	480×480

Standard

Land Maps

• Acclivity^O
• Acropolis^O
• African Clearing^{N O}
• Aftermath^O
• Alpine Lakes
• Amazon Tunnel^C
• Arabia^O
• Arena^C
• Atacama^O
• Black Forest^C
• Bogland^O
• Cenotes^O
• Crater^O
• Enclosed
• Eruption^O
• Fortress^C
• Ghost Lake^O
• Gold Rush^O
• Golden Pit^O
• Haboob^O
• Hideout
• Hill Fort
• Kilimanjaro^O
• Land Madness^O
• Land Nomad^N
• Lombardia^O
• Lowland^O
• Marketplace^O
• Meadow^O
• Michi^C
• Mongolia
• Morass^O
• Mountain Pass^N
• Mountain Range^O
• Mountain Ridge^O
• Oasis
• Ravines^O
• Ring Fortress
• Runestones^O
• Sacred Springs^O
• Salt Marsh^O
• Seize The Mountain^{M O}
• Serengeti^O
• Socotra^O
• Steppe^{N O}
• Team Moats^M
• Valley^O
• Wade^O
• Wolf Hill^O
• Yucatán

Mixed Maps

• Bog Islands^O
• Budapest
• City of Lakes
• Coastal^O
• Coastal Forest^O
• Continental
• Crossroads^O
• Four Lakes^O
• Frigid Lake^O
• Golden Swamp^O
• Greenland
• Hamburger^M
• Highland
• Kawasan^O
• Mangrove Jungle^C
• Mediterranean^O
• Nile Delta^{N M}
• Nomad^{N O}
• Rivers
• Scandinavia^O
• Shoals^O
• Volcanic Island^O
• Water Nomad^{N O}

Water Maps

• Archipelago
• Baltic^O
• Crater Lake
• Islands
• Migration^M
• Northern Isles
• Pacific Islands^M
• Sandbank^C
• Team Islands

Other

• BR Battle On Ice
• BR El Dorado
• BR Fall of Axum
• BR Fall of Rome
• BR Majapahit Empire
• CtR Monsoon
• CtR Pyramid Descent
• CtR Random
• CtR Spiral
• MegaRandom

Real World

Note: All Real World maps are mixed, except for Bohemia, which is a land map, and Madagascar and Sea of Japan (East Sea), which are water maps.

• Amazon
• Antarctica
• Aral Sea
• Australia
• Black Sea
• Bohemia^N
• Britain
• Byzantium
• Caucasus
• Central America
• China
• Earth^{N M}
• France
• Horn of Africa
• Iberia
• India
• Indochina
• Indonesia
• Italy
• Madagascar
• Mideast
• Norse Lands
• Philippines
• Sea of Japan (East Sea)
• Siberia
• Strait of Malacca
• Texas
• West Africa

Special Maps

Land Maps

• Border Stones^C
• Canyons^C
• Far Out^O
• Front Line^O
• Inner Circle^O
• Journey South^{M O}
• Jungle Lanes^O
• Open Plains^O
• Snake Forest^C

Mixed Maps

• Holy Line
• Motherland^M
• Ring of Water^O
• Snakepit^C
• Sprawling Streams
• Swirling River
• The Eye^O
• Twin Forests
• Yin Yang

Water Maps

• Enemy Archipelago
• Enemy Islands
• Jungle Islands^M

Custom Maps

Ensemble Studios created additional custom maps for The Conquerors that were originally available for download on the official website. They were later included with Patch 1.0c, Gold Edition and HD Edition. The filenames for all of maps are prefixed with "ES@" to help players find them during multiplayer.

• Canals
• Capricious
• Dingos
• Graveyards
• Metropolis
• Moats
• Paradise Island
• Pilgrims
• Prairie
• Seasons
• Sherwood Forest
• Sherwood Heroes
• Shipwreck
• Team Glaciers
• The Unknown

Notes

^N means the map is nomadic.

^M means the map is migratory.

^O means the map is open.

^C means the map is closed.

Maps by Game Mode

Depending on the game mode, certain maps will be hidden by default (note that any map can be played on any game mode by disabling the "Show Suggested Maps" check box). The standard Random Map and Regicide game modes have every map available, except for the ones exclusive to Capture the Relic and Battle Royale. Additionally, Battle Royale maps are exclusive to the game mode, and the only suggested maps for the game mode are said maps.

Any map not on the table is available in every game mode.

	= Available
	= Unavailable

Map	Empire Wars	King of the Hill	Deathmatch	Sudden Death	Capture the Relic	Defend the Wonder	Wonder Race
Acropolis
Archipelago
Baltic
Black Forest
Bog Islands
Bogland
Budapest
City of Lakes
Crater
Crater Lake
Crossroads
CtR Monsoon
CtR Pyramid Descent
CtR Spiral
Enclosed
Fortress
Frigid Lake
Hamburger
Highland
Hill Fort
Islands
Land Madness
Lombardia
Mangrove Jungle
Marketplace
Mediterranean
MegaRandom
Michi
Migration
Morass
Nile Delta
Nomad
Northern Isles
Oasis
Pacific Islands
Rivers
Sacred Springs
Salt Marsh
Sandbank
Socotra
Steppe
Team Islands
Team Moats
Volcanic Island
Water Nomad
Yucatán

Settings

• Data mod
• Game Mode
• Location
• AI difficulty
• Resources
  • Low/Standard: 200 food, 200 wood, 100 gold, 200 stone
  • Medium: 500 food, 500 wood, 300 gold, 400 stone
  • High: 1,000 food, 1,000 wood, 700 gold, 800 stone
  • Ultra High: 20,000 food, 20,000 wood, 10,000 gold, 5,000 stone (same as Deathmatch)
  • Infinite
  • Random
• Population limit; options are every multiple of 25 from 25 to 250 (inclusive), 300, 400, and 500 (default 200)
• Game speed
  • Slow (1.0x in-game time)
  • Casual (1.5x in-game time)
  • Normal (1.7x in-game time)
  • Fast (2.0x in-game time)
• Reveal map; dictates the visibility of all areas outside of each player's Line of Sight.
  • Normal (all areas are black until revealed)
  • Explored (all areas are revealed but in fog of war)
  • All visible (all areas of the map are always visible)
• Starting Age (includes Post-Imperial Age, starting in an age automatically researches all of the previous ages' technologies)
• Ending Age
• Treaty length
• Victory condition

Team Settings

• Lock Teams
• Team Together
• Team Positions
• Shared Exploration
• Handicap

Advanced Settings

• Lock Speed
• Allow Cheats
• Turbo Mode
• Full Tech Tree
• Empire Wars Mode (independent of the game mode)
• Sudden Death Mode (independent of the game mode)
• Regicide Mode (independent of the game mode)
• Record Game

Age of Mythology

Random Map menu
Selecting "Random" will randomly set the game in a low-water map	"Random All" will set the game in a map selected from all available options

Age of Mythology features 23 different random maps, and all can be generated in normal or large sizes. For the first time, maps can differ in shape and dimensions, such as being rectangular instead of square. Age of Mythology: Tale of the Dragon introduces a new giant map size that is not available in the original game.

Two of the maps, Black Sea, and River Styx, were released as preorder bonuses for the game, and are included with Age of Mythology: Extended Edition.

Map size	Normal	Large	Giant
Player count	4	8	Any

Acropolis
Players start with high resources on plateaus with resources in the valleys and around the edges.

Alfheim
Forgotten Relics and terrible beasts hide between the craggy hills.

Anatolia
The cold desert beyond the Mediterranean is carved by cliffs and gorges that protect Gold Mines.

Archipelago
This sun-swept island chain may isolate players at random.

Black Sea
The dark waters of the inland sea divide team lands into two islands.

Erebus
Face shades, serpents and rivers of molten earth in Hades' underworld realm.

Ghost Lake
The sinister, frozen lake in the center of this map may never thaw, but still cannot be built upon.

Jotunheim
Mountain passes are the only connections among valleys owned by different teams.

King of the Hill
In the center, on water, ice or cliffs, is a Plenty Vault. Whoever controls it starts a countdown to victory.

Mediterranean
The pastoral countryside surrounding the middle sea supports many herd animals.

Midgard
This frozen land is short on food, but the waters surrounding the continent are abundant with life.

Nomad
our Villagers start scattered with no Town Center. You'll need to find a Settlement to occupy during the time that combat is prevented.

Oasis
Most of the wood lies in 1 to 4 oases in the center. Build walls to the center to stop enemy incursions.

River Nile
A broad river separates the desert lands of different teams.

River Styx
The dead waters of the Underworld surround your island and restrict access to enemy islands or the bonus island in the center.

Savannah
The grasslands of Africa provide plenty of food to hunt, but little water.

Sea of Worms
A mysterious ocean covers half the map with the player fortresses huddled to one side.

Sudden Death
Everyone starts with a Citadel and no free Settlements exist. If your Citadel is lost, you will lose the game.

Team Migration
How long can you stay on the island shared by your team before you need to move to the central island that protects extra resources?

The Unknown
Only the Gods know what this unpredictable map will be. Land or water? Ice or desert? You must explore to find out.

Valley of Kings
Players on the same team share a city while all the Gold is protected by bandit Migdols.

Vinlandsaga
When the resources on your small island start to run out, the only choice is to set sail for the New World. But watch out for Skraelings.

Watering Hole
The migratory herds stop at these rivers and ponds to drink, but there is no other food available.

The Titans

The Titans introduces 6 new random maps, two of which feature new and unique terrain not found on any other map in the game.

Highland
Grassy hills separated by rivers with defensive narrow crossings.

Islands
Each player is on their own island and must transport to reach others. There are also bonus islands that contain resources and perhaps even more Settlements than normal.

Land Unknown
The Gods have decreed that water will be scarce on these lands, but beyond that, you'll have to see for yourself.

Marsh
A dangerous swamp surrounded by grassy hills. The center is full of huntable animals and relics.

Megalopolis
Allies start close to each other and share a large defensible position.

Tundra
A cold, wind-swept land with little wood and herds of arctic animals.

Tale of the Dragon

Tale of the Dragon introduces 7 new random maps, three of which feature a new terrain type. The Regicide game mode from Age of Kings returns as a map, rather than a game mode.

Basin
Small lakes on either side of the map provide players with a safe fishing location.

Deep Jungle
Grassy clearings in a sea of trees. Follow the paths through the forest to find your allies and enemies.

Old Atlantis
Players start on islands that are connected by shallows. Overgrown temples are present on the map that can be used once they are repaired by players.

Open Fields
The outer forests give way to large open expanses perfect for farming. Periodic rain is an integral part of this land.

Regicide
Kill your opponent's regent before yours meets his fate! All players start with a Fortress.

Silk Road
A long map where players can capture trading posts that generate resources similar to Plenty Vaults.

Yellow River

Age of Empires III

Age of Empires III has 17 random maps, with two maps being added to the game through patches. All maps are available in a standard size that scales automatically depending on the number of players, with five specific maps available in a separate large size variant. The Asian Dynasties adds another four maps with a large version.

The map Hispaniola was introduced with patch 1.05, while Unknown was added in patch 1.07. To celebrate Christmas, Ensemble released a bonus map for online download, Winter Wonderland. This map has never been included with any digital or retail release of the game.

Amazonia
Fight along the mighty Amazon River.

Bayou
Swampland with limited space for settlements.

Caribbean
A collection of islands in warm ocean waters.

Carolina
Start with extra resource crates in this coastal map.

Great Lakes
Large lakes surrounded by a single circular Trade Route.

Great Plains
Home of many natives and plenty of Food.

Hispaniola
A large island surrounded by warm tropical seas.

New England
Unspoiled wilderness with central lakes and an offshore island.

Pampas
A long grassy plain divided by a river with shallow crossings.

Patagonia
Continent with Trade Routes, but no Natives.

Rockies
Teams are separated by a resource-rich valley.

Saguenay
Plenty of resources and good fishing.

Sonora
Cliffs and valleys, and a winding Trade Route.

Texas
An open plain with some cliffs, and two Trade Routes.

Unknown
A mysterious uncharted wilderness.

Winter Wonderland
A festive new custom map for the holidays!

Yucatán
Dense jungles and nearby natives.

Yukon
Plenty of silver, and sometimes a river.

The WarChiefs

The WarChiefs introduces 8 new random maps. Ozarks was introduced with patch 1.03. Plymouth was released as an online download by Ensemble to celebrate Thanksgiving, and is only included with Age of Empires III: Complete Collection.

Andes
The Inca can prove a powerful ally, but watch out for the warlike Huari.

Araucania
Fight along the western coast of South America.

California
A wide variety of terrain, from beaches to mountains.

Northwest Territory
A land of cool, lush rainforests, magnificent mountain ranges, high desert plains, rocky coastlines, and rivers teeming with salmon.

Orinoco
A tropical river map with crossings.

Ozarks
Dense thickets filled with wildlife dot this rolling terrain.

Painted Desert
Open desert with plentiful resources but no Trade Route.

Plymouth
A bountiful land of natural treasures and grateful Pilgrims.

A map created by combining all loading screens of random maps in The WarChiefs.

The Asian Dynasties

The Asian Dynasties introduces 10 new random maps, as well as introducing four new game modes: Regicide, King of the Hill, Treaty, and Treaty No-Blockade.

Borneo
A resource-rich island with lucrative Trade Routes in the interior, and surrounded by well-charted waters.

Ceylon
Migrate by sea to a large, resource-rich continent.

Deccan
A central, forested plateau overlooking a series of strategically placed trade sites.

Himalayas
A series of geographic chokepoints stand in the way of abundant natural resources. A Trade Route runs through this mountainous region.

Himalayas - Upper
The same chokepoints of the Himalayas but without the Trade Route to obstruct your wall placement.

Honshu
A narrow strip of land is surrounded with islands, one of which features a tiny Trade Route.

Indochina
A resource-rich land with coastal fishing and many possible alliances.

Mongolia
Explore generous grassland populated with unprecedented herds of grazing animals and a distant northern Trade Route.

Regicide - Honshu
Honshu! Beginning in a fortified town, search this narrow, resource-rich island for your opponent, being sure to protect your Regent at all costs.

Siberia
A frozen river divides the map, and a Trade Route runs along the southern edge, with plentiful hunting among the great forests.

Silk Road
Travel the legendary trade route, capturing existing trading posts. You begin with a free Market.

Yellow River
Offers extra resources and choke points when flooded, but is open and fertile when dry. Trade Routes on each side of the map, and many natives

Definitive Edition

Age of Empires III: Definitive Edition introduces 23 new random maps.

• Alaska
• Andes - Upper
• Arctic Territories
• Baja California
• Bengal
• Cascade Range
• Central Plain
• Colorado
• Dakota
• Fertile Crescent
• Florida
• Gran Chaco
• Hokkaido
• Indonesia
• Kamchatka
• Korea
• Malaysia
• Manchuria
• Mexico
• Pampas Sierras
• Parallel Rivers
• Punjab
• Texas Frontier

The African Royals

Age of Empires III: Definitive Edition - The African Royals introduces 15 new random maps. Another 13 new random maps were added as part of the updates.

• Atlas
• Darfur
• Gold Coast
• Great Rift
• Highlands
• Horn
• Lake Chad
• Niger Delta
• Niger River
• Nile Valley
• Pepper Coast
• Savanna
• Sudd
• Tassili
• Tripolitania

With update 43871, 4 new maps were added:

• Dunes
• Ivory Coast
• Sahel
• Swahili Coast

With update 47581, 3 new maps were added:

• Bahia
• Minas Gerais
• Siwa Oasis

With update 50830, 3 new maps were added:

• Guianas
• Panama
• Saharan Routes

With update 61213, a new map was added:

• Lake Victoria

With update 13.690, 2 new maps were added:

• Arabia
• Congo Basin

Knights of the Mediterranean

Age of Empires III: Definitive Edition - Knights of the Mediterranean introduces 30 new random maps. More random maps were added as part of updates.

• Alps
• Anatolia
• Archipelago
• Balkan Mountains
• Baltic Sea
• Black Forest
• Bohemia
• Budapest
• Carpathians
• Corsica and Sardinia
• Courland
• Danish Straits
• Dnieper Basin
• England
• Eurasian Steppe
• Finland
• France
• Hungarian Plains
• Ireland
• Italy
• Lithuania
• Low Countries
• Pripet Marshes
• Pyrenees
• Saxony
• Scandinavia
• Scotland
• Spain
• Vistula Basin
• Wallachia

With update 13.12327, 5 new maps were added:

• Central Asia
• Karelian Lakes
• Portugal
• Rhine
• Yamal

With update 13.18214, 3 new maps were added:

• Acropolis
• Mediterranean
• Pomerania

With update 13.27885, a special map that became a normal map was added:

• Black Forest - Arena

With update 13.58326, 3 new maps were added:

• Caucasus
• Muscovy
• Dunes - The Eye

With update 14.43676, 1 new map was added:

• Wales

Age of Empires IV

Age of Empires IV features 27 random maps. Each map can be generated in various biomes.

Altai
A rugged, mountainous area that creates many choke points.

Ancient Spires
Tall rock spires cover the land, creating interesting paths through the terrain.

Archipelago
A group of small islands in the middle of a large ocean.

Black Forest
Dense woods makes this map difficult to traverse.

Boulder Bay
A deep ocean inlet divides the map into two, with a single narrow pass.

Confluence
Two rivers cross at the center of the map.

Danube River
A river is nestled among gently rolling hills.

Dry Arabia
An open map based on the classic Age of Empires Arabia map.

French Pass
Concentrated gold sources lie in the valley in the center of the map.

High View
A hilly map where stealth forests permeate the lowlands.

Hill and Dale
Players can either start on a defensive hill or in a resource-abundant valley.

King of the Hill
Fight for the resources in the center of the map!

Lipany
Several cliffs are all that separates players from the rest of this relatively open map.

MegaRandom
Fully random generation - a different experience everytime!

Mongolian Heights
A maze of plateaus and valleys is bisected by a river in this spiritual successor to AOE2's Mongolia.

Mountain Pass
A mountain range with narrow passes cuts through the center of the map.

Nagari
Lakes rests among a pair of easily defensible mountain ranges.

Oasis
Most trees on the map sit near a small center lake.

Warring Islands
Teams spawn together on islands.

Biomes

Biomes are the visual changes applied on the selected random map, representing various seasons, climates, or even imitating the landscape of specific locations. The selected biome changes the type of trees, the color of the ground and grass, forest distribution and density, map colour filter, and other visual effects. Some biomes also feature unique encounters.

Japanese Spring

Savanna

On game release, eight standard biomes were introduced:

• European Temperate
• Taiga Summer
• Taiga Winter
• Steppes
• Gobi Desert
• Asian Temperate
• Asian Subtropical
• Chalk Downs

With the release of The Sultans Ascend, two more biomes were added:

• Japanese Spring
• Savanna

New ranked seasons sometimes introduce new biomes temporarily, such as:

• Enchanted Grove
• Halloween

Trivia

• Ensemble Studios held a random map contest in 2007 for Age of Empires III: The WarChiefs, of which the prize was to have the winning map officially included into the game. The winning map would also feature a special building in the centre that would be named after the contest winner:
  • RF_Gandalf won the contest with the map Dakota Badlands. The contest ended too close to the then-upcoming patch's release for the map to be included with it. But despite Ensemble's assurances that Dakota Badlands would come with a later patch, the map was ultimately never included for unknown reasons. The map file contains disabled code for spawning the special building in the center, but enabling it does nothing as the building itself was never patched into the game.
  • Johnny_Deppig was the runner-up with Sioux Country.

	Random maps
Age of Empires Age of Empires Coastal · Highland · Inland · Large Islands · Small Islands The Rise of Rome Continental · Hill Country · Mediterranean · Narrows Definitive Edition Oasis · Rivers Return of Rome Alliance · Citadel · Clearing · Dark Forest · Gold Mountain · Inside Out · Land Nomad · MegaRandom · Muddy Waters · Nomad · Ocean Channel · Ocean Ring · Plateaus · River Crossing · Sahara · Twin Settlements For maps used in high-level tournaments, see liquipedia. Age of Empires II The Age of Kings Random Arabia · Archipelago · Baltic · Black Forest · Crater Lake · Continental · Coastal · Fortress · Gold Rush · Highland · Islands · Mediterranean · Migration · Rivers · Team Islands Custom Canals · Capricious · Dingos · Graveyards · Metropolis · Moats · Paradise Island · Pilgrims · Prairie · Seasons · Sherwood Forest · Sherwood Heroes · Shipwreck · Team Glaciers · The Unknown The Conquerors Random Arena · Ghost Lake · Mongolia · Nomad · Oasis · Salt Marsh · Scandinavia · Yucatán Real World Britain · Byzantium · Central America · France · Iberia · Italy · Mideast · Norse Lands · Sea of Japan (East Sea) · Texas The Forgotten Random Acropolis · Budapest · Cenotes · City of Lakes · Golden Pit · Hideout · Hill Fort · Lombardia · Steppe · Valley · MegaRandom · Hamburger Capture the Relic CtR Monsoon · CtR Pyramid Descent · CtR Random · CtR Spiral The African Kingdoms Random Kilimanjaro · Mountain Pass · Nile Delta · Serengeti · Socotra Real World Amazon · Bohemia · China · Earth · Horn of Africa · India · Madagascar · West Africa Special Canyons · Enemy Archipelago · Enemy Islands · Far Out · Front Line · Inner Circle · Motherland · Open Plains · Ring of Water · Snakepit · The Eye Rise of the Rajas Random Bog Islands · Mangrove Jungle · Pacific Islands · Sandbank · Water Nomad Real World Australia · Indochina · Indonesia · Philippines · Strait of Malacca Special Border Stones · Holy Line · Jungle Islands · Jungle Lanes · Yin Yang The Last Khans Random Alpine Lakes · Bogland · Four Lakes · Golden Swamp · Land Nomad · Mountain Ridge · Ravines · Wolf Hill Real World Antarctica · Aral Sea · Black Sea · Caucasus · Siberia Special Journey South · Snake Forest · Sprawling Streams · Swirling River · Twin Forests Battle Royale BR Battle On Ice · BR El Dorado · BR Fall of Axum · BR Fall of Rome · BR Majapahit Empire Lords of the West Random Acclivity · African Clearing · Amazon Tunnel · Atacama · Coastal Forest · Crater · Crossroads · Eruption · Frigid Lake · Greenland · Lowland · Marketplace · Meadow · Michi · Mountain Range · Northern Isles · Ring Fortress · Runestones · Seize The Mountain · Team Moats · Volcanic Island Dawn of the Dukes Random Aftermath · Enclosed · Haboob · Kawasan · Land Madness · Sacred Springs · Wade Dynasties of India Random Morass · Shoals For maps used in high-level tournaments, see liquipedia. Age of Mythology Age of Mythology Acropolis · Alfheim · Anatolia · Archipelago · Black Sea · Erebus · Ghost Lake · Jotunheim · King of the Hill · Mediterranean · Midgard · Nomad · Oasis · River Nile · River Styx · Savannah · Sea of Worms · Sudden Death · Team Migration · The Unknown · Valley of Kings · Vinlandsaga · Watering Hole The Titans Highland · Islands · Land Unknown · Marsh · Megalopolis · Tundra Tale of the Dragon Basin · Blue Lagoon · Deep Jungle · Old Atlantis · Open Fields · Regicide · Silk Road · Yellow River Cut Forgotten City · Golden Fleece For maps used in high-level tournaments, see liquipedia. Age of Empires III Age of Empires III Amazonia · Bayou · Caribbean · Carolina · Great Lakes · Great Plains · Hispaniola · New England · Pampas · Patagonia · Rockies · Saguenay · Sonora · Texas · Unknown · Yucatán · Yukon The WarChiefs Andes · Araucania · California · Northwest Territory · Orinoco · Ozarks · Painted Desert · Plymouth The Asian Dynasties Borneo · Ceylon · Deccan · Himalayas · Himalayas - Upper · Honshu · Honshu - Regicide · Indochina · Mongolia · Regicide · Siberia · Silk Road · Yellow River Definitive Edition Alaska · Andes - Upper · Arctic Territories · Bahia · Baja California · Bengal · Cascade Range · Central Asia · Central Plain · Colorado · Dakota · Fertile Crescent · Florida · Gran Chaco · Guianas · Hokkaido · Indonesia · Kamchatka · Korea · Malaysia · Manchuria · Mexico · Minas Gerais · Pampas Sierras · Panama · Parallel Rivers · Punjab · Texas Frontier · Yamal The African Royals Arabia · Atlas · Congo Basin · Darfur · Dunes · Dunes - The Eye · Gold Coast · Great Rift · Highlands · Horn · Ivory Coast · Lake Chad · Lake Victoria · Niger Delta · Niger River · Nile Valley · Pepper Coast · Saharan Routes · Saharan Routes - LOST · Sahel · Savanna · Siwa Oasis · Sudd · Swahili Coast · Tassili · Tripolitania Knights of the Mediterranean Acropolis · Alps · Anatolia · Archipelago · Balkan Mountains · Baltic Sea · Black Forest · Black Forest - Arena · Black Forest - Forest Nothing · Bohemia · Budapest · Carpathians · Caucasus · Corsica and Sardinia · Courland · Danish Straits · Dnieper Basin · England · Eurasian Steppe · Eurasian Steppe - LOST · Eurasian Steppe - Survival · Finland · France · Hungarian Plains · Ireland · Italy · Karelian Lakes · Lithuania · Low Countries · Mediterranean · Muscovy · Pomerania · Portugal · Pripet Marshes · Pyrenees · Rhine · Saxony · Scandinavia · Scotland · Spain · Vistula Basin · Wales · Wallachia For maps used in high-level tournaments, see liquipedia. Age of Empires IV Age of Empires IV Launch Altai · Ancient Spires · Archipelago · Black Forest · Boulder Bay · Confluence · Danube River · Dry Arabia · French Pass · Hill and Dale · King of the Hill · Lipany · Mongolian Heights · Mountain Pass · Nagari One MegaRandom Three Baltic (Mediterranean) · Forest Ponds · Hideout · Mountain Clearing · Oasis · Prairie · Waterholes · Wetlands Four Continental · Four Lakes · Marshland Five Golden Heights · Migration · Volcanic Island Six Canal · Gorge · Rocky River Unsorted High View · The Pit · Warring Islands The Sultans Ascend Six African Waters · Cliffside · Forts · Glade · Golden Pit · Haywire · Hidden Valley · Himeyama · Thickets · Turtle Ridge Expansion maps are not available without buying the expansion. Maps are sorted according to their expansion (must be bought) and launch seasons. For maps used in high-level tournaments, see liquipedia.