In 1998 I played a 7-player game solitaire, i.e. all nations participated. The results were historially interesting, especially seeing which nations survived and which didn't. Some outcomes were quite historical, such as Vikings in Scandinavia, Assyrians in Syria, etc.

The points for the game might be useful in evaluating sides in future games.

Nations are Listed in the order in which they came into play.

Points per game	Nation Name	Epoch in which they disappeared
7	Sumeria	I
7	Hittites	II
12	Egypt	IV
16	Minoans	IV
11	Indus Valley	IV
10	Baylonia	II
10	Shang Dynasty	III
6	Aryans	II
11	Phoenicia	IV
26	Assyrians	---
12	Chou Dynasty	IV
18	Vedic City States	IV
33	Greek City States	---
15	Scythians	---
18	Carthaginia	---
24	Persia	IV
15	Mayans	---
15	Celts	VI
31	Macedonia	III
15	Maurya	IV
36	Han Dynasty	---
10	Hsiung-Nu	V
73	Romans	---
18	Sassanids	IV
10	Anglo-Saxons	VII
0	Jewish Kingdom
21	Guptas	VI
12	Goths	V
21	Huns	---
32	Byzantines	VI
25	Tang Dynasty	VII
42	Arabs	---
12	Khmers	---
7	Upper Nile	---
15	Crusader Kingdom	---
3	North American Migrants	VII
6	South Iberians	VI
10	Fujiwara	VII
20	Franks	---
21	Vikings	---
35	Holy Roman Empire	---
33	Chola	---
26	Sung Dynasty	VII
17	Seljuk Turks	VI
41	Mongols	---
3	Sub-Saharan Migrants	---
8	Highlands Kingdom	---
3	Malay Peninsula Kingdom	VII
5	Gold Coast Kingdom	---
14	Safavids	---
17	Ming Dynasty	---
14	Timurid Emirates	---
9	Incas-Aztecs	---
27	Ottoman Turks	---
27	Portugal	---
36	Spain	---
26	Mughals	---
12	Japan	---
18	Russia	---
24	Manchu Dynasty	---
23	Netherlands	---
28	France	---
29	Britain	---
14	United States	---
12	Germany	---

Another Playback:

Points:	179	172	169	168	168	153
I	Babylonia	Minoans	Indus	Shang	Egypt	Aryans
II	Carthaginia	Greek City States	Assyria	Vedic	Persia	Chou
III	Romans	Han	Hsiung-Nu	Macedonia	Sassanids	Maurya
IV	Khmers	Huns	Guptas	Arabs	Byzantines	Tang
V	Holy Roman Empire	Sung	Franks	Mongols	Seljuk Turks	Vikings
VI	Mughals	Spain	Ming	Portugal	Timurid	Ottoman
VII	Germans	Britain	Russia	United States	Manchu	France

Notes: