Charge trait displays on level up menu (Moves +3 on first turn) twice. It does not show attack +3.

Do you mean it looks like this:

Charge: Moves + 3

Charge: Moves +3

Or this 

Charge: Moves + 3, Moves + 3.

Having a hard time understanding what you mean.

Ok, so I got 300+ turns in and now the game won't load.  I have 3 saves from that time frame and the debug.err file.  I posted them all in the links below. 

Debug File: https://www.dropbox.com/s/agu6onh5dik4r46/debug.err.mem

Save 1: https://www.dropbox.com/s/z4kiz4aa0d811x2/Phantom%20Ownership.EleSav

Save 2: https://www.dropbox.com/s/d0p1si1v50ilidu/QuickSave.EleSav

The only other issues I ran into that might be worth looking in to are the borders bug and terrain change bug.

The borders bug seems to occur at random and I wish I could find a way to reproduce it.  If you could get the above saves to run you can see it in there.  It occurs when you take a location and the borders are not integrated into your own (case 1) or if the game does not notice that the former owner of a border is gone and redraw them (case 1).

This first shot is of case 1. That partcular AI surrendered to me later, but that never changed how the this border looked. It appeared to be slowly being taken over as the city grew but I can't reload to check it.

This second shot is of case 2.  The mine on the right side SHOULD be in my territory but isn't.  I even built an outpost right next to it and the border still did not change.  Also when the AI still existed it owned that mine even after I took the outpost to the NE.  There was nothing there generating that boarder that I could see.  It appeared to be non-contiguous.  

The terrain bug is much easier to reproduce and is caused when you pull down a mountain and the art has updated but the underlying terrain code has not.  What I mean is that the art makes everything pretty but the underlying code just knows that you did not yet lower the terrain in that particular square, even if the art has "prettified" it.  It results in what looks like an open path but it is actually still blocked. You just have to be really careful and go square by square when modifying terrain.

My cursor is right above the crystal mine.  You can't see the cursor but if you look in the lower left you can see it says mountain when there doesn't look like anything is there.

Closer to

Charge: Moves + 3, Moves + 3.

In the tooltip when you level up and get the Charge option.

What is the use of 'Markith's Letter'? Found it as loot and it appears to be unusable.

When you start a new thread like this one we dont see either of those. It could be just virus links

The money seems to come all at once, and they use it and may not get more.  It's like at some point in the game the AI will just gain a huge amount of money, but it doesn't seem to keep happening, or at least not all the time.  Resoln got 16,000 and burned through it, but when she was low on cash, she stayed that way.  I don't know, it's a pickle.

Yea, but that doesn't explain Altar that was near last place also mysteriously getting 20,000 and Gilden in second getting 30,000, or Capitar in the middle getting 10,000.  Resoln was just the earliest that I noticed, and from the way the score jumped she used it to full effect.

Also, I am playng a new game, same settings, and I have not noticed this happening in it.  Just weird.

Hah, no it doesn't. Freaky.

Some issues I have. Nothing very serious.

I don't like combining the robes and chest armor paths, it was great when they were separate.

Militia using magic weapons?  I thought this was taken out?  I don't mind buffing Militia, but I would like it to make sense.  My unarmored little scrubs with Magic swords seems strange.  

Sometimes when I design a unit, I design it so some parts of their armor is not going to upgrade, but some do.  Often, I make a grunt type troops where only their shield is upgraded.  I wish that when I had the option to upgrade an already built unit, it would follow how I designed it.

Units seem very attached to their leaders.  If I put an army into a city, and then try to take a unit that was in that army out of the city, it will turn around and reenter the city.  If I take out the champion that was it's commander and send him away...every unit that use to be in his army will try and follow him if I move them out of their city.  It's annoying as shit.

Sometimes when I conquer a city, not all my troops will enter, they stay outside the city, and not even grouped together, all on top of each other in their own armies, just waiting to be murdered one by one and not helping with city defence.

When a city is attacked twice in the same turn, on the second turn, there are no defenders.  So even if you didn't lose a single militia in the first battle, they don't fight the second.  Like they are union workers...

Also, if I take the big Gilden ability, Master Smiths.  I gain the Golem shield, which no one but a Golem or a Jugg could really ever use, with it weighing 45 and lose access to the tower shield.  I don't think the Golem shield should be tied with this trait, as it's useless to almost every race, and it shouldn't make you lose access to the Tower Shield.

Also, since the beta, I have seen 0 random events in 30 hours of play.  And the setting is on it's highest.  Maybe just bad luck, but seems unlikely.

I used to see Resoln spike to 50,000 mana in the earlier beta's, destroying the historical graph and making every other player look like they never had any mana during the game.  They didn't use ( how could you burn through 50,000 mana without an army of spellcasters?) it all, and it eventually went back to near zero after 2-3 years.  Maybe the problems are related?

What I am describing happens no matter where I choose the unit to go, I usually am selecting the unit to go a long ways away, and instead they go chasing after their previous commander.  So if the commander is in the city they were also in, they turn around and go back into the city, if the commander champ is in the opposite direction of where I am telling the unit to go, they will run down the road toward their old leader.