all though beasts they are like any other small faction, tamable which is a more fitting word. The Erycis are multiheaded hydras with actual hands (if heads where not enough), they use these hands to wield tools but tend to rather fight with teeth and jaws. +0.5 Luxury Resource on Extractor per village.The Clans secrets of beast control were used to master the great Burdemek lizards, turning the Dorgeshi into a fearsome heavy cavalry.
#Endless space 2 wiki minor factions series
The Dorgeshi Banished after a series of feuds, these Roving Clan families left the life of their caravans and cities, exchanging the luxuries of merchants for the hardships of warriors. They fought their way back up to the light, an effort of decades that made them skilled miners, tunnelers, and explorers. The Delvers The Delvers have their origins in humanoids that were trapped deep underground after an earlier cataclysm. These are my favorites among all due to the fact that they have quite advanced societies and they are seemingly smarter than they horse centaurs counterparts and can be quite friendly. They prefer feed on anything warm-blooded, but can survive on cold-blooded beasts or even other insectoid. They are a subterranean people, so tend to have white hair and pale skin. The Ceratan The Ceratan are arachnoid centaurs giant spider ticks with human torsos. As undedicated as they could have become a larger faction if they just knew it. They are large, shaggy beasts that are well-adapted to cold climates, and can be found anywhere across Auriga. They are warriors, nomads, and relatively uneducated. There is a limit of the number of Minor Factions you can assimilate (only 1 at the beginning of the game), and even though this limit is increased with research, you should still be careful about choosing the most useful Minor Faction for your empire.Īssimilation Bonus Quick Reference Minor FactionĪssimilation Bonus (per pacified and rebuilt village) Some traits depend on the number of pacified villages you control this encourages the player to pacify as many villages of this Minor Faction as possible in all the regions of the world. It provides beneficial trait(s) to your empire.It provides you with a new unit type, which can complement your own faction’s units.
Assimilating a faction has many benefits: You may have to wait a few turns until you have the necessary points, then open the Empire Screen to manage your assimilated faction. If you have a city in the region containing this village, the Minor Faction can be assimilated into your empire.Īssimilating a faction costs you Influence points. To trigger these actions, simply right-click on the village with an army, or click on the corresponding action in the Army Control panel.Īs soon as a village is pacified (destroyed, bribed, or allied with), it ceases to be a threat. If you succeed, all of that faction’s villages in the region will be pacified.
The village is destroyed, which prevents it from giving your city a population bonus until it is rebuilt.
As time passes, these villages are likely to spawn roaming armies which will attack your armies and cities.Įach pacified village in a region you own, brings you 1 new population (+1 pop per pacified village not destroyed). Minor Factions do not welcome invaders or Major Factions conquering their lands. Each region hosts a Minor Faction which keeps a foothold in the form of villages.
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