If you have access to every luxury, then you will be in a We Love the King Day as long as you retain those, yes. Even on large maps it shouldn't be that especially difficult to acquire all luxuries, especially when that's your express goal and you plan around it, and having virtually no Unhappiness is a bit ridiculous, considering you can basically expand infinitely by then.
I hadn't meant the peace/war themes, I meant the generic music that plays after those are over. Like, if you're playing Arabia, it'll start off playing the Arabia theme, and then move on to the generic Middle East music set. There should be tags for those somewhere?
And yeah, I had found out the Greece thing when I looked at the relations for a CS and saw "due to your leader's trait, you lose no influence for units within this city-state's territory" or something like that. No idea why it isn't mentioned in the UA, it's not like there isn't room leftover.
Okay, so lemme think how to word that UA. "When at war, every enemy city within sight has a 5% chance each turn for the most advanced defense building to be destroyed. Capturing the Capital turns half of that civ's units and cities into Barbarians." I think that should fit, and clarify things. IIRC I was confused at first because the in-game notification just said a city was sabotaged, and didn't indicate what that had done, so.
I'll take a stab at redoing the Haida intro screen.
May the world tremble in fear of your might, chief Koyah of the ferocious Haida tribe. Plundering and raiding the coasts of modern-day Oregon and Washington, your people came into conflict with trappers and captains from afar, and showed them naval opposition the likes of which had never been seen in the New World. Just as the Vikings had terrorized old Europe, the Haida struck fear into the hearts of lesser men. Yet as valiant as your warriors were, the art and culture of your tribe were just as dominant, and the totem poles your people crafted became icons of the creative soul of native American peoples. The generous soul of your traditions and complex social lifestyle made your people one of the mightiest and memorable of all in the continent, and lives on in many places today, even when encroaching settlers broke the power of your people.
Son of the Eagle and Raven, the time has come once again for you to assert your strength, to inspire fear and awe into those who would think lesser of you. Can you show the world the potential of the Haida people? Will the stories of your conquest and dominance be carved all over the world? Can you build a civilization that will stand the test of time?
If that's good then I'll poke at the rest, going in order of the civ packs, and maybe I'll peer around for people who'd be more proficient at the Civilopedia entries, and if not I'll just attempt myself. My strength would definitely be more in the intro flavor text though, and I'd probably make more concise entries than the veritable essays the official civs, but it'd be something ^^;
