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You and your allies petition everyone to join you in fighting it, from the small Xenophobic Isolationists in the outer rim, to the Hegemonic Imperialists you were just hammering into submission because they tried to annex you. Ending a Crisis event is also considered this in-game, as whoever deals the finishing blow gets a positive opinion modifier for some time from the rest of the galaxy.Except the Enigmatic Observers, they admit that it's time for them to step down from galactic scene and to watch how things unfold - while in the same breath encouraging you not to cause too much destruction. It is a testament that your Empire had reached the development level to rival the Precursors of old, and most of them do not react well that these upstarts took them down a few pegs. Taking on and winning against Fallen Empires, especially Awakened ones.To make it better, the species was a protectorate of the player's neighbour, meaning that there was no technical reason for the game to send their fleet after the asteroid.That fleet belonged to none other than the now FTL-capable species they'd saved centuries earlier. Before their fleet arrived, another much smaller and less advanced fleet appeared and destroyed it. Centuries later, another asteroid was heading towards a colony the player had established nearby. The player saw an asteroid coming towards a planet with a pre-FTL species, and decided to blow up the asteroid and save the species, not thinking much of it. Another cross of Awesome and Heartwarming with a touch of Artificial Brilliance in this player account.You literally revived a long-extinct species!

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If you take these databanks and still have them by the time you research Robots and Droids, you can get a special project to try and download the neural data into synthetic bodies, and it works. An anomaly has you find an ancient alien vault, whose owners resorted to Brain Uploading in a last-ditch effort to try and preserve their species' memory in the face of whatever apocalypse destroyed their world. If studied, you can add yet another species of dragon to your horde. They're implied to be the Gray Tempest's new form, similar to Gray or the Dessanu Consonance. Distant Stars also adds the L-Drakes, a possible encounter in the L-Cluster that are largely docile and settle peacefully in nearby star systems.Eventually, if you build enough of a rapport with it, it will ask that your empire help it hatch and raise its young, allowing you to build dragon hatcheries on your starbases allowing you to breed entire fleets of Fledgling Dragons. Unlike the Ether Drake, Sky Dragons are friendly so long as you keep them fed and will even help defend your home system from invaders. The Aquatics DLC adds the 'Here There Be Dragons' origin, which introduced the Sky Dragon, effectively a Palette Swap of the Ether Drake.A project to hatch the Drake's egg, giving you a badass little baby space dragon to help destroy your enemies! This might veer into Fridge Horror if you look at it from a certain perspective.The ability to research Dragon Scale Armor, which is the best armor in the entire game.After you beat it, you can access its Dragon Hoard, which will give you two special projects as time goes on: Even better in the case of the Automated Dreadnought, which, after you defeat, you can put back together so it can kick ass again, this time on your side! The Ether Drake also deserves a mention.But what you can do, is strap your fleet with the biggest BFGs and let rip until they don't even so much as twitch. These bunch can inflict a Cosmic Horror Story on civilisations and probably have. Dealing with a Guardian is all sorts of win, especially considering that some the creatures you face are star-eating parasites, mockeries against all creation or an affront from another dimension.The following is a list of all events files found in the Stellaris/events/ folder that are not meant to be seen by the player in-game and define some game functionality.Honorbound Warriors: ' The sword of the is at your disposal. The following is a list of all special projects files as found in the Stellaris/common/special_projects/ folder. Most projects requires sending a science ship with a skilled scientist in order to begin analysis. They are usually spawned by anomalies, but can also be triggered by certain events.

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