Downloaded this map, and started two games so far-Luichurp and Malakim. Luichurp were pretty good when I played them-the mountains and the Khazad kept off most of the direct attacks, and so far i've been able to maintain the highest score. Malakim got wiped out about halfway through-they only built one city, doveilho came down and took it. Now I'm putting together a Golem army to kick the doveilho back out of the former Malakim territory (because I'd rather not have them on my borders with all those floodplains to make giant cities).
I also tried playing as the Makakim myself, and that didn't work out well either-their eastern border is very vulnerable, and I made the mistake of building up my cities and not spending as much time on the army. About two-three hundred turns in, Calabim, Clan, Sheim, and Svalvatar all declared war on me at once. The Calabim took one of my border cities, but by the time they tried for my capital I had about 3 swordsman and some archers, which made short work of them. Then the clan came down with a giant stack of wolf riders and my capital fell. I figured I'd lost at that point.
Judging from my experience, you need to beef the Malakim up-give them more production, or maybe put a line of hills and peaks on their eastern border-enemies can just waltz right in now, its really hard for them to defend. Luichurp are pretty good when I play them, but do something to make the AI not build a bunch of useless cities in the jungle, like it wants to do now-the Luichurp were on the bottom when the computer played them). Also, the Elohim wound up with almost bottom score both times-don't know if its the starting position or the computer, I'll have to give them a try.
Oh, and the map on my computer has no huts, towers, or lairs on it-I noticed some other people on here had that problem, is there a fix for it? Or could you make one with those features preplaced?
Oh, and I really like this map-haven't found any other way to play all of the FFH civs on one map, and I like having everything actually line up with the civilopeidia entries. Good work!
I've also found out, by using the plot yield display that some of the deserts next to rivers aren't Flood plains, though it's nothing too serious.
