That looks cool, 3 questions for a guy who aims to mod the game after release (or dream of it anyways).

1: Will it be able to mod so you can make production overflow from 1 item into the next (Say my spearman needs, 5 more production to finish, I produce 15 production each turn, so I end turn and produce 1 spearman, and also is 10 production into the next item in my building queue (or whatever I decide to build next).

2: In case of nr 1 being a yes, will I be able to do so I can build multiple items each turn, granted a massive production capability in the same city?

3: Will I be able to make my own sliders, sliders being like "How many shards will there be in the world", can I then make a slider that for example says "How much HP should every unit in the world have" and whatever the player chooses, it would change the attribute nr 117. (Or give everyunit more movement speed)

I am sorry for going off-topic but was not entirely sure where to ask

Really nice to see modding friendly games, and a well-presented idea once in a while

Sincerely
~ Kongdej

If it is a game modifier, we can add it anywhere I think. So we could have a building that increases the number of accessories and so on. I bet this post is stemming from some cool ideas about changing the ElementalDefs.xml from a quest. 

Can we change the world lighting from this? I would like to have an event that blots out the sun, darkening the map.

Wow you made a huge deal out of that Heavenfall, some things on these forums continue to amaze me

Sincerely
~ Kongdej

Pretty much anything you can imagine can already be done with the known tags. This thread is just about allowing global modifications. So everything you want is already possible. 

I think the only limitation left is having one player impact another's whole faction. That might even be possible by adding a game modifier to a city they own with a strategic spell. I haven't seen any examples of it yet though. 

A spell, a quest, a city improvement.

Age of Dynasties is officially the best event in the game. I might call it Age of Reproductive Rites.

I am doing one called "The End of the World, Again." The Fog of war turns blood red and the lighting is now a dim bloody color. All beasts are more powerful, unrest is increased to by 100%, and a strange Tower has been found on the horizon. Beating the quest will set things back to normal, mostly. 

Very nice work Stardock.

I'm going to start sounding like a broken record, but how much would the AI understand a change in those core values and adapt? If they could pull it off, then yeah, there could be so much awesome modding in the future!

Yes, distinctly multi-purpose.  Lots of uses we can find, once we put our minds to it.

Thanks, guys.

    <GameModifier>
    <ModType>Map</ModType>
    <Attribute>ChangeWorld</Attribute>
    <StrVal>148</StrVal>
    <StrVal2>5</StrVal2>
    </GameModifier>

I don't see the limit on accessories change in 0.980 when I run this from a strategic spell.

I'm guessing since the index is dynamic we need a new list of what is what? Frogboy, if the index is going to change every patch you alter ElementalDefs.xml can we refer to values by their tag name instead of the index?

    <GameModifier>
    <ModType>Map</ModType>
    <Attribute>ChangeWorld</Attribute>
    <StrVal>MaxEquippedAccessoryCount</StrVal>
    <StrVal2>5</StrVal2>
    </GameModifier>

Bump. Any word on this, Frogboy?

Correct, no dynasties in un-modded game.