It's The Mausoloeum of THeodoric that has the Military Attribute point. I left it blank for a bit while I double checked and updated my post
Oh you're right, you're right I forgot about that.
Still, the Terracotta army is its own generic stat boost in a different way and I don't think we are anticipating Qin any more than Gupta/Pala at this point. Between Teotihuacan, Qin, and Assyria, I would hands-down predict Assyria will be an antiquity civ in Crossroads.
Either way, I think that the odds of antiquity
Goths,
Silla,
Gupta/Pala, and
Tonga are now extremely low. And they kind of make sense.
* Tonga wasn't our only shot at antiquity Polynesia, and as a matter of both an originating point and a larger modern market,
Samoa makes more sense. Benefits to this distinction are: (a) we can have Samoa progress through a Tongan wonder into Hawaii, creating a more faceted Polynesian expansion path; (b) Samoa's stronger connection to the Lapita culture also works better as an alternate start point for the Majapahit than Tonga (not perfect, just better).
* India already has the best antiquity civ, and while a nod to the other antiquity Indian empires is appreciated we don't exactly need a whole second civ.
* Goths would be kind of difficult to distinguish from the Western Roman Empire and Normans/Franks, and I think we are far more likely to get
Cordoba (Carthage?) if anything to give Spain/Portugal a more natural start (and some more distinct flavor). But they were a major transitionary period for Spain/Italy that got kind of edged out by Rome/Cordoba/Carthage and Spain/Italy that deserved nominal representation.
* Silla is the one perplexing people given that they all expect Silla -> Goryeo -> Joseon for a Korea prog, but I think this just cements the idea that
Late/Unified Silla will be pushed to exploration, and some other proto-civ like the
Jin will be representing Korea in antiquity, if anything. But this I think is also the "generic" wonder most likely to have its bonus changed if the devs do decide to go with antiquity Silla.
That leaves four possibilities and four civ slots in the pack:
Teotihuacan (or a similar pre-Aztec polity that uses PotS as an associated wonder)
Assyria
Kingdom of France
Britain
The only thing I could maybe imagine (and hope for) if it is Pyramid of the Sun and not Shwedagon Paya, would be Purepecha/Tarascan. Which...is stretching but they were very lake-oriented and had apparently been influenced by the Teotihuacan culture? I wouldn't be disappointed if that were the case. I would say I equally want both Purepecha and Burma in the game, so my only disappointment would be Burma's chances lessening. (and also some minor frustration at there still being no exploration mesoamerican civ on the map).