The White Tower (Age III) – Defensive Landmark. 
Kings Palace (Age III) – Economic Landmark. Heals all nearby friendly units not in combat by +4 HP every 1.5 seconds. Abbey of Kings (Age II) – Religious Landmark. Produces Longbowmen at +100% speed, and has Longbowman upgrades. Council Hall (Age II) – Military Landmark. Turtling like this will allow you to build a wonder and pull out the win from the safety of your walls. The unique English unit, the Longbowman, is also well suited to firing from fortified positions. Build defensive structures wherever you can, as Town Centers, Outposts, Towers and Keeps give your units a 25% buff to nearby units' attack speed when enemies enter their range. Once you've got a solid hold on your resources, it's time to start digging in your heels. With all that food, you can spam your units. When within range of a Mill, those Farms produce 15% more quickly. Use these tools to lay claim to all the resources you can in the early game.Īll those early units can be sustained because the English can also construct Farms for 50% less wood. The civilization also gets access to the Vanguard Man-At-Arms heavy infantry unit in the Dark Age. 
For one, English villagers can use bows, making them better prepared to defend themselves in the event of an attack. They're aided in this by a few key advantages. The English early game is built around rapid expansion. Hwæt!- Mitchell Cohen NovemHow to Play the English in Age of Empires IV
The best part of Age of Empires IV: click on English units and they speak accurate Old, Middle, or Modern English depending on the age. Here are some general tips and priorities to keep in mind when piloting the English. There are always improvements to be made to a game plan, and efficiencies to be found in that plan's execution. Playing the English in Age of Empires IV isn't as tricky as some of the other, more complicated civilizations, but that doesn't make it a slam dunk. Photo courtesy of Relic Entertainment/Xbox Game Studios How to play the English in Age of Empires IV.
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