Rome Total War Greek Wars

‘The Greek Wars’ is a modification for ‘Rome: Total War’ v1.5 set in ancient Greece. The mod starts in 360 B.C., and lets you choose between one of eleven factions: Athens, Thebes, Megara, Corinth, Argos, Sparta, Messenia, Elis, Arcadia, Achaea & Sicyon. Your objective is to take control of one of these factions and achieve hegemony on a map of southern Greece consisting of forty regions.
The Greek Wars
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v0.95

Developed by The Defenestrated Assembly

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The Greek Wars (TGW) is a mod for Rome: Total War. It requires the latest patch (1.5).
TGW uses its own mod folder so there is no danger to the game’s original files, nor is anything overwritten at any point.
To install, copy all the contents of the zip file to your RTW folder.
To launch, run the TGW.bat file from the RTW folder.

If you are installing this over a previous version, make sure to delete the file “tgw\data\world\maps\base\map.rwn” before you launch the mod for the first time.

Thanks to Dimebagho and the XGM team for letting us use their wonderful models and skins, as well as various other features.
Thanks to SignifierOne for his animation package. Hoplites just wouldn’t be hoplites without it.
Thanks to HouseOfHam for his scripting tutorial on how to implement more than 2 turns per year.

Version history:

TGW 0.95

- Fixed bug in script that made characters age one year per turn for the first few turns.
- Fixed bug in script that caused it to terminate ten years too early.
- Fixed bug that would cause a CTD when a Megaran settlement was assaulted.
- Fixed some typos in campaign descriptions.
- Fixed Olympian wonder (it did not appear in the game)
- Changed unit stats – generals’ bodyguards have been particularly nerfed, and they are set to act as missile cavalry, out of harm’s way.
- Added local place names as surnames for characters. Changed name structure, as a result.
- Added some missing unit descriptions.
- Added victory and defeat texts, and gave the greek outro to all factions.
- Changed faction AI behaviours.
- Changed starting faction relations.
- Changed some building costs.
- Changed recruitment times.
- Changed starting armies and funds.

http://hotfile.com/dl/14632860/930b668/rome_total_war_greek_wars.rar.html