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I hate to be the the one to rain on everyone "Egyptian" parade, but ALexandria was founded by a Greek and the Library was built during the reign of the Ptolomies who were also greek so if anything I think it belongs in some sort of Hybrid Greek/Egyptian Theme. It definitely should not have an "Egyptian" Identifier. probably a "Greek" or 'Ptolemaic' Identifier. The Egyptian characters and cards are all from a time before the exile and definitely before the time of Alexander the Great who basically "reset" the entire Middle East. Trying to mix the two is abit like playing anachronism with Redemption cards.
When an NT hero is blocked by an OT villain isn't that in some sense anachronistic?Redemption is full of situations and battles which could never historically have taken place.
If Egypt is in play, and opponent rescues a lost soul from this site, you may search draw pile for a card. Discard this card if you control a non-Egyptian"That is how I would word it so that it cannot be splashed.
If the holder only has only one evil brigade in play, you may search the draw pile for a card. After X searches discard this card. Identifier: X = The number of Pharaohs in play.
Yes There are anachronisims in the game mechanic but not within the civilizations themselves. You are talking about making the Egyptian civilization span from Patriarichal times until almost NT times without acknowledging the fact that the Egyptian Civilization basically ceased to end as a separate entity after the Persian Conquest in 525. (there was a brief stint of self rule from 404-362 but the three dynasties that ruled during this time could hardly be called stable due to near constant civil war). What came after Persian rule was not Egyptian in Government, only in location and name. The ruling class were all Greek in culture and language.