Thorfinn the Shallow Minded

I believe that it would be best to get well documented articles written specifically for the game. Wikipedia has a great store of knowledge, yet it would be preferable to have more reliable articles that also do not require Internet access to read.

Perhaps the community could be encouraged to write well cited history articles of different kinds. Maybe even a specific list could be be made for their convenience.

Perhaps since the hero effects those in formation with him, a cool looking banner could be displayed much like in the total war series. Just make it less as large.

Obviously though, this is a massive improvement. I am definitely looking forward to the opportunity of befriending and antagonizing the AI.

Well, particular ones are to be available that way.

Out of curiosity, why do you want it?

Great job! It's great to see the how Mauryans are becoming more distinctive

I like the hero aura appearance, but would it not be better to just not bother since their bonuses will be granted to units in formation?

Well, at least killing them provides experience for your units.

I personally think that it should be implemented, but giving players the option of toggling on and off this kind of feature would be the most reasonable approach.

Espionage may seem very nice, but I think that it should be of low priority in comparison to other features. If it is featured, it should probably be implemented in part II

Well, an agora was a public open place used for assemblies and markets. Either word works, but due to the general layout of the building, agora seems more fitting.

Could you possibly make there be a map script called The Unknown Land Mass and The Unkown Water Masses? I believe that the the titles are pretty self-explanatory.

Scythia was relatively insignificant, but it is possible that there would be some Scythian units and buildings.

Good job, but I have a few questions. Why did you translate "march" as Zugei? March should probably be second person plural making it Zugete. Also, in translating glory, you used Αρετη, which means virtue. A practical alternative is Τιμη, which means "honor", or δóξα, which means "glory". Possibly the lyrics on that line could be changed to "Honor, Glory".

So what is the limit for the population cap?

Well, the independent towers actually do fire arrows.

Actually, there are birds that fly and leaves that fall. (The birds just never move.)

Excellent work.

The general idea for the Theatron structure is to expand the border influence by twenty percent. It has unfortunately, not been implemented yet.

The Temple of Artemis could possibly augment the strength of healer units in combat, making them increase the attack of soldiers. Also it could increase the loyalty of buildings.

From my experience, archery is hardly tiring.

Perhaps instead of increasing building hitpoints, it could reduce the costs and also, it could possibly give a combat bonus to units around it. That seems very purposeless since Spartan players' citizen soldiers are trained at the elite rank during the city phase. Zeus was also more of a god that related to honesty, friendliness, to foreigners, oaths, the sky. It would be far more appropriate then, to have the Temple of Zeus give a trading bonus. This of course, is hardly Spartan, so it brings me back to my old suggestion that no one very much likes; have the wonder be their Temple of Artemis. It may just be another temple, but it was Spartan, and the fact that it seems very unoriginal is reasonable, since the Spartans, although pious, were not that obsessed with building impractically large statues. The fact that it would not look very unique would make it look Spartan.

The Spartans should definitely have a temple of Artemis. It could even be modeled after the Ephesian one. Even if it is not as cool as the Temple of Zeus, it would be historically accurate to some extent. The Thebans could actually just have a wonder that relates to the Oracle of Delphi.

What civilization would this music be for? That could have a lot of bearing on what language should be used.