Is it too early to start speculating on leader abilities, looks, agendas of the Sahara rulers pack?
If not, I have a great idea for Ptolemaic Cleopatra.
Leader Ability: Mouseion- Campus buildings provide bonus culture equal to the adjacency bonus of the district. Libraries get a Great Work of Writing slot and +1 Great Writer Point per turn.
Her agenda would be Hellenistic Center which would probably be just a reskinned Cultured agenda. I'd rather it be a reskinned Destination Civ agenda which revolves around getting the most tourism, and dislikes others competing in tourism.
While I'm up for anything that enhances the Musaeum or Mouseion, two quibbles:
First, the institution was founded about 200 years before she was born, by Ptolemy I or Ptolemy II right at the beginning of the Dynasty.
Second, the 'Museum' didn't attract just any Tourists, it attracted Great Writers and Great Scientists from all over the Greek/Hellenistic and later, Roman world:
Zenodotus, who invented alphabetical order in listing
Apollonius of Rhodes, who wrote the epic poem, the
Argonautica, the source for the stories of Jason and Argonauts.
Archimedes, a student there before he went on to practically invent Mechanics
Eratosthenes of Cyrene, who wrote a massive work on Geography and was one of the first writers to apply mathematics to geographical map-making - and calculated the earth's circumference to within a few hundred kilometers, which is not bad for a First Approximation.
Aristophanes of Byzantium, one of the head librarians, who practically invented literary criticism as a prose form
Euclid's Geometry, Galen's mass of works and especially his commentaries on medicine, Claudius Ptolemy's
Almagest on astronomy, Dioscoride's
De Materia Medica, the basis for all subsequent pharmacopeias - all were written at or as a result of the work at the Mouseion.
Not sure how to formulate it, but any such agenda should revolve specifically around getting Great Scientists and/or Great Writers and not liking anybody else who accumulates them, or an Ability that, say, halves the cost of Great Scientists and//or Great Writers.