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Congratulations to the author on a successful creation! The map undeservedly remained in the shadows. It doesn't have any unnecessary complexities or excesses – it's strict, like Roman law. Nevertheless, everything is done with quality, and it's interesting to play. Especially considering that, as Heroist correctly pointed out, there aren't many "heroic" maps in a historical setting. (Although, most mapmakers seem to gravitate towards Italy for some reason). As for the feedback: Rome, the "red" faction, is doing very well. It might be worth either transferring its control to a companion faction or reducing the number of dwellings assigned to it. With 7 peasant huts and 3 castles, the hero Elaine can decisively defeat any real hero like Goth. I wish the author further creative discoveries and success in the field of mapmaking.