Greeks

Civ Overview
The greeks have a more typical way of gathering gold. Gold is gathered at the olive plantation. Olive oil techs at the plantation improve gathering even more. Greeks have their unique ship called pyrokinitolos or fire ship, which is resistant to fire attacks, can damage other ships severly with a fire attack and trains sailors. Greeks have good navy, artillery, infantry, but do not have any real edge in cavalry. They are the only balkan civ who can age up at the dock. Certain greek card's (outlined in blue) effects are boosted after a certian politician is used to age up.

Advantages and Disadvantages
Greeks may have a harder time getting early gold gathering buildings that the other balkan civs can get with the beehive. However, the olive plantation gives more gold, and the wood spent is more cost effective in the late game. Olive plantations are valueble buildings that should be protected. Greek infantry is strong with access to the early skirmisher the klepht, and the late game advantage of the chorofylax which has stronger stats than other gunpowder heavy infantry. With a card, klephts can be stealthy and can therefore give the greeks the ability to ambush light cavalry, archer, and heavy infantry armies. Greeks have a card that improves the stats of the scheinder gun and also has all balkan artillery units. Greeks do not have any cards that improve cavalry, and greeks do not have any unique cavalry units so thier cavalry will suffer as a result to other civs. Sailors trainability from the counter ship, the fire ship will also greeks to fight off enemy navies with eaze and will allow greeks to push. As with other balkan civs thier food production from crops is somewhat inferior to mills and similar buildings.