The map shows alot of promise, but well--it sucks.
Firstly, the AI does the same thing everytime... it maxes skeleton mages and kicks my ass. The only way I can win is if I also max skeleton mages.
Also, the AI is too aggressive. I never had an opportunity to explore the map, that seemingly had alot of effort put into it.
Burning Archers are supposed to be better, but with the time it takes to create one.. it's not worth it.
Rejuvenation is way too powerful (which is why the Skeleton Mages kick so much ass). I think it should only work so long as the unit isn't damaged... once it is damaged, the rejuv effect should wear off. It'd give people a fighting chance--attack someone as soon as it gets rejuv to nullify it.
Burning Archers only get like... 2 or 3 range increases. I can see how being able to shoot across the board may seem unfair, but it should be a viable option... the opponent could always go with move and armor increases to counter. Plus, you'd still need vision there, so it wouldn't be too unfair. However the biggest problem here is that you increase their attack range nad not their acquisition range, so although my archer may be able to stand still and hit something up to 900 units away, I have to click in order to tell it so.
I love that I can force summon a skeleton for 5 gold... for those times when I'm getting my ass kicked. Unfortunately, no matter how many I summon, I can never fight back and eventually lose anyhow 'cause the mages are so strong. However, it seems like you get 5 gold per interval and summon a skeleton at that same interval with the 5 gold.. I assume it's supposed to seem like the skelly is free. Since it's really a force-build command... one can cancel each build order and collect that 5 gold (bug?). From your changelog, I figured all this was right 'cause you wanted the player to be able to pick where the skeleton goes... but I think a better idea would be to just create the skeleton through triggers and then issue it to attack-move to the Rally-point of that building.
Having only 4 players...? A nice thing about Footy was having 12 players to make a massive game. You may want to consider cutting back on the custom models and increasing the number of players. With maps like these, the more the merrier.
Skellies are nice, but assuming the units were balanced, I'd prefer archers to get massive range and damage. It'd be cool if you could select what type of unit was auto-queued. Something like.. each time a unit is made, set AutoQueueUnit(Player number of (Triggering Player)) = Unit-type of (Last Created Unit) Then monitor that building and anytime the queue is empty, add the AutoQueueUnit to it.
I _really_ didn't understand why the first time I made a skeleton mage, my income went to 50 gold every 10 seconds. And furthermore, I couldn't find any way to increase it beyond that.
Upgrades seemed pointless... really, the best way to win is to constantly summon skeleton mages and attack with them. They build fast enough to swarm your opponent. The game highly favors quantity over quality. The only time to ever consider upgrading is when you've over 500 gold and a full skelli mage queue).
The tooltips on the heros were inconsistent (some just a description, others listing abilities) and inaccurate (the Priestess of the Moon claimed to have Trueshot Aura, but she had Brilliance Aura instead).
The Lich hero was free, but the others cost 10 gold.
The Quests menu said the mage was umm.. 500 or 700 gold, I forget. But he's only 70.
Anyhow, don't take my criticism too personally, it's meant to be constructive. Let me know if you need any help. If this map gets fixed up, it could be pretty fun. Good luck :D | 
