If you've maxed out, you can take villagers away. If you need more Favor, you can put more villagers on the temple. Greeks are the only culture that can micromanage their favor. The more villagers praying at the temple, the more Favor is generated. When your villager builds a temple, he will immediately start worshipping at it this generates Favor.
Greeks have the most controlled method for gaining Favor. Unlike the Egyptians and Norse, the Greeks have to build three different buildings for their units: One for infantry, another for archers and a final one for cavalry. In addition to the scout unit, the Greeks also get the Pegasus, a cheap flying Myth Unit that is great for exploration. Each new age has a new powerful Hero to choose from, depending on which major god was chosen. This menu is used to set up cinematic cut-scenes.The Greeks specialize in Heroes and very strong (and expensive) Infantry.
This feature enables the player to create and activate a variety of effects once certain conditions are met.
Terrain has a lot more options, most notably because of the 3D engine allowing the player to change the elevation of the terrain and "paint" the terrain from a wide variety of textures. The World menu allows the lighting preset to be changed, (for example, changing from daytime to nighttime,) changing the size of the map without regenerating a new one and changing the global terrain elevation. The Scenario menu is used to set the players' color, civilization, diplomacy and objectives as well as play-testing the scenario directly. To do this, simply click the "New" icon on the tool bar, a window will open in which the desired random map can be selected in addition to being able to set the seed, map size, and number of players. By default, a blank normal sized canvas with grass terrain will be generated, but a new map can be generate based on the random maps from skirmish mode.
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