AOE2 EN Taunt 04 - Wood, please!

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The "Wood, please!" taunt 04 from Age of Empires II in English. Instantly recognised by RTS players and used when a villager needs resources.

A short male villager voice line politely asking, "Wood, please!" with that distinct slightly desperate Age of Empires II delivery. It's the in-game taunt numbered 04, triggered when a player needs lumber but their allies haven't sent any. The tone is formal yet needy, which is exactly why it lands as comedy outside the game — it's a perfectly courteous request that still sounds like a complaint about being ignored.

Age of Empires II, released by Ensemble Studios in 1999, included a set of numbered text and voice taunts players could trigger in multiplayer to request resources or taunt opponents. Taunt 04 became one of the most spammed because wood is needed constantly in the early game for houses, farms and archery ranges. The English villager lines were recorded with a theatrical medieval delivery, and decades of Definitive Edition matches, streams and meme edits have kept "Wood, please!" alive as shorthand for needing help.

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What does AOE2 taunt 04 say?

Taunt 04 is the English villager voice line "Wood, please!" from Age of Empires II. Players trigger it in multiplayer to ask allies to tribute wood when their own lumber supply runs low.

Where is the Wood Please sound from?

It comes from Age of Empires II, the 1999 real-time strategy game by Ensemble Studios. The line is part of the built-in numbered taunt system and is still present in Age of Empires II: Definitive Edition.

Why do people use Wood Please outside the game?

The polite but needy delivery makes it funny as a reaction sound. Creators use it whenever someone needs materials, help or attention and is being ignored, especially in gaming and building videos.