Important Homeworlds

Ever felt that homeworlds in Stellaris are kinda useless? They have a maximum size of 20, never spawn with any planet modifiers or special resources, and are just kinda dull overall. An empires homeworld is the planet that it's species has evolved on, containing millions of years of history and thousands of development, a planet worthy of either preservation or a base of operations for conquering the stars, a planet... Clicks 'Move Capital' on a planet with 25 tiles So it's kinda silly that you have to abandon your homeworld because you find a better planet later on. Even worse, having a planet as a capital does not even provide any real bonus, and moving your capital just allows you to construct more tier V buildings ... This mod does 3 things to make the homeworlds in the game more powerful and important: 1) All capital planets at game start, including those of fallen empires, primitives, and custom starts, are set to SIZE 25 and given 5 RANDOM 'RED' TILE BLOCKERS. Ring world sections and habitats are excluded, because tile blockers make no sense there. This will make your homeworld worth keeping as it is always max size, but at the same time prevents this maximum size from being available at the game start, as you need several technologies in order to clear all the blockers. 2) All capital planets at the game start, including those of fallen empires, primitives, and custom starts, are given a POWERFUL PLANET MODIFIER which provides: +20% Pop Resource Production +20% Happiness +20% Migration Attraction +20% Unity Output +0. 5 Influence This makes your homeworld very powerful and, combined with it being a 25 tile planet, a worthy place to keep your capital. It also means that invading primitives or taking another empire's homeworld will provide you with a very valuable planet and makes these actions more relevant than in the normal game. 3) The 'CAPITAL WORLD' MODIFIER HAS BEEN BUFFED to provide the following effects: +100% Governing Ethics Attraction -20 Unrest -