Player Page
What opens when you press a player's name, what it shows and what it never shows.
How to open it
Almost anywhere you see a player's name in the game, pressing it opens that player's page: on the ranking, on an alliance page, in diplomacy, in messages, in your friends list and in a city's window on the island. Press your own name to see your page as others see it.
Press the portrait to enlarge it; you can report a portrait you find inappropriate from there. To report the player themselves, press Report player beside the buttons; Messages explains how it works.
What it shows
| Part | What it says |
|---|---|
| Top | Their portrait, name, Pro and Founder marks, alliance, world, the day they joined this world and, if they choose to show them, the languages they speak |
| Status | Whether they are on holiday or under beginner protection, with the latest moment the protection ends |
| Pantheon | If they placed in the top five: laurels, places, votes in total, best place and their busts |
| Mouseion | The works they exhibit: picture, name, whether ready-made or commissioned, who sent it from which city and when, and the dedication that came with it, if any |
| Ranking | The same as their line on the ranking: rank, development score, land and naval bands |
| Buttons | Write a message, send a friend request, offer an agreement, invite them to your alliance if you may, and report the player; if they are your friend, whether they are in the game |
Offering a treaty
The Offer a treaty block on somebody else's page lists three kinds: Friendship, Non-aggression pact and Cultural treaty. Beside each it says what it does and what it does not (Kinds of agreement). The action button follows your choice: for a friendship or a pact, Send offer sends it at once; for a cultural treaty, Choose an object and offer moves to the next step; the offer is made to the player, and you pick the object to send there.
A kind that cannot be made now says why beside it. For a friendship or a pact that is having no Embassy, an Embassy that holds no more agreements, or an agreement or an offer already standing between you. For a cultural treaty it is a cultural treaty or an offer already standing, or no Mouseion or free exhibit in any city of one of you. This block is not on your own page.
The figures come from the game's own content. Balance updates can move some numbers; the rules themselves are as written here.