Maybe more Tech options?
For instance, you could choose Iron Working level 2 military Tech or Mathematics level 2 military Tech, and they would do different things.

I'm considering buying BattleLore.
Is it worth it since it's possibly dead?
I've already gotten other commands and colors games like BattleLore 1st edition and Memoir '44. Is this a worthy addition to my collection?

Hey,
It annoys me how when you capture a city, it's just destroyed. Come on! I just captured a city, and the best I can do with it is COMPLETELY and UTTERLY destroy it?!
So I propose an optional rule to 'puppet' a city.
After winning a battle when attacking a city, a player may choose NOT to destroy the city, or anything in its outskirts. Instead, they may place a 'puppeted' token (idk what this would be, just find some unused token of the player's color to use) on the city, instead of getting any Loot. It is now a Puppeted City. Puppeted Cities contribute trade and coin to your civilization, but cannot perform actions during your city management phase. Wonders in the Puppeted City outskirts have NO effect.
If the civilization that owned the city originally recaptures the city, they get it back as a normal city, NOT puppeted.

And I guess my point is that I believe in an absolute system of good and evil. People may think that perspective matters -- indeed they will say that my belief system is only my perspective -- but I believe that in the end, we'll all see that there is absolute goodness and the rest is evil. I reject moral relativism. It is a plague upon our society.
 
And no offense taken for having a discussion.