Vivez la mort au maximum avec le Necroids Species Pack pour Stellaris Console Edition

Hey everyone, Daniel Moregård, ici, Game Director on Stellaris: Console Edition Spooky season is upon us, and with the turning of the leaves also comes the latest expansion for Stellaris: Console Edition. Introducing the Pack d'espèces de nécroides, the latest and final addition to Stellaris: Console Edition’s fourth expansion pass. This deadly serious expansion summons more portraits, civics, ship sets and other cosmetics from beyond the grave, and it’s available now on the Xbox Store for Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S.

Le Pack d'espèces de nécroides features “the usual” fresh selection of portraits, civics, ship sets and other cosmetics for players – but it also goes far beyond that by adding three novel civics, the Necrophage origin and the all-consuming Chamber of Elevation. This is a pack for those who embrace the afterlife and aren’t afraid to spend every day like it’s their last… or, depending on how you look at it, their first!

Civics

Necroids can start in one of three civics, each centered around death, undead armies, and the darker side of the galaxy. These principles allow you to enable powerful edicts, deploy hordes of zombie-like soldiers, and erect monuments to your galaxy’s past.

For those looking to join a literal Death Cult (available if you choose the Spiritualist or Fanatic Spiritualist ethic), you’ll gain access to Death Priests and Mortal Initiates. You can even sacrifice those Initiates for empire-wide bonuses.

On the other hand, you can be a Memorialist who is obsessed with building monuments, tombes, sanctuaires, and sanctuaries commemorating the dead. These can be built on tomb worlds and relic worlds. You’ll have access to the fanatical Death Chroniclers, whose studious preparation for their final moments make them a powerhouse in both unity and research.

Last but not least is the Reanimated Armies civic, allowing players to raise the warlike dead. This civic replaces your military building and turns it into a Dread Encampment, where you can recruit entire armies of the Undead to do your bidding.

Necrophage Origin

This species pack introduces the Necrophage, a unique origin players can choose at the start of the game. This bone chilling origin starts you on a regular Homeworld of your climate choice, avec 30 total pops (18 Necrophage, 12 Prepatent). No food? Pas de soucis, as this species of near-immortals procreates by consuming rival populations – to extend their leaders’ unnaturally lengthy life spans. The squirmish need not apply.

The Necrophage origin isn’t picky – you don’t need to select a Necroid appearance to benefit from its ghoulish power. This means that any species – humanoids, reptiles, synthetics, and all the other races you’d expect in a grand sci-fi Space Opera can choose this origin, trop. The downside? You literally worship death, and your followers aren’t exactly motivated by this – you’ll get a lower resource output and (duh) a lower population growth.

Enter The Chamber

So how do you grow your Necroids, with severely limited population growth? Heureux vous avez demandé! By literally subsuming entire cultures into their own. Every time you take over a new world, you’ll want to construct a Chamber of Elevation. Depending on your ethics, you’ll use the Chamber of Elevation to either convert the planet’s populace to your death cult willingly…or by force.

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Necroids also provides 16 new portraits, a new ship set, advisor voiceover, city set, name lists and building appearances.

If you prefer Halloween over Christmas, most of your clothes are black, and you go straight to the horror section when firing up Netflix – this one’s for you! Le Pack d'espèces de nécroides is available now.