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A House Divided

You start out with your two starting colony targets already colonized by your species. The bad news is these colonies seceded and think themselves better off on their own. Your relations can be described as being in a cold war state. This scenario is meant to offer early game conflict, though if you are lucky with your spawn location and play your cards right, a diplomatic solution may be possible as well. Same as for the federation starts this origin has the drawback of lacking exploration bonusses as you directly compete for anomalies with your neighbors right from the start.

Severance

You start with your standard homeworld and a poorly developed colony somewhere in the galaxy connected by an unstable wormhole. You do have a permanent techoption to research wormhole travel right from the start in order to reconnect your people. This scenario puts you at a military disadvantage as long as you cannot use the wormhole but at the same time it provides you with more exploration opportunities.

Exiles

You start out with a rather standard homeworld, no advantages or disadvantages so far. What makes this origin radically different from the other two is the event chain which lets you uncover the mystery of your heritage. It is NOT a branching story, so I do not want to spoil it here by telling it already.

Divine Guidance

You start with an immortal ruler. A charismatic leader with an intellect rivaling that of the greatest minds, chosen by the divine (Chosen One, Charismatic, Erudite). If he or she - or it (for those strange aliens out there) - dies, however, your people will surely suffer. But life always finds a way - especially when you have some smart scientists around...

Those first three are done and tested nonetheless and the fourth is in a stable state so you should be able to have fun with them. If you however find any bugs that might have slipped through, please let me know so I can fix them.

REQUIREMENTS

Stellaris

Full game

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