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AoE2. I played the hell out of singleplayer back in the day, and with Remastered they both added new ones and improved the storytelling in old ones. Art of War campaign also is a good introduction to multiplayer combat.
If you like historic stuff; you'll like it. There also exists lot of community campaigns
Unfortunately last time I checked, aoe2:de does not run on Proton (but aoe2:hd does), maybe things changed
It might be worth trying to make it run directly under Wine, instead. I can play older games like Deus Ex and Giants: Citizen Kabuto without any problems.
aoe2 works fine under wine, but the definitive edition does not. In my opinion proton pretty much almost works better for games than simple wine