A Cradle at the End of Time - Total Overhaul and Origin

For Stellaris version 3. 6. 1. Change log will always describe updates. "For thousands of years we looked up to the stars, our eyes glimmering with hope. Who awaited us? Friends? Enemies? Yet we had little time to truly ponder what lie in wait for us above. Over the last few centuries, our astronomers brought news that dashed every hope we had with a terrifying observation. A star mere lightyears away from us suddenly went out. A few years later, another neighboring star died out without warning. And so it continued, one star after another disappearing without any predictable pattern let alone a knowable cause. Having long ago determined the distance of these stars brought the realization that every one we have seen blink out, all vanished at the same moment. We now rise to the stars in a galaxy seemingly at its end, solemnly hoping to find answers if not friends." CURRENT FEATURES This origin takes place after a galactic crisis became unstoppable and fired the aetherophasic engine, obliterating the galaxy and taking all life with them...except for your species, as far as you can tell For now, the mod only generates a galaxy entirely filled with black holes, shattered planets, and no sings of life other than yours. It is recommend to play with Gigastructural Engineering, Gigas Stellar Manipulation: Reborn, and Hypertraversal Manipulation 2 to be able to put the shattered galaxy back together, one planet at time. You start on a size 30 gaia world filled with many deposits including 6 of each strategic resource. This will be the only habitable planet in the galaxy until you begin building artificial habitation. A set of alternative galaxy sizes comes with the mod that are recommend to play with though not required. (So you can let other galaxy size mods overwrite if you prefer those) Recommended and Required mods in collection at the top of this page. FUTURE PLANS As I spend time getting more acquainted with making mods for Stellaris, I intend for this mod a small story