Sagittarius Species

🌌🖖 Greetings, fellow xenophile Sagittarius Species is the portrait pack for anyone who's ever wanted their Stellaris empire to look like it walked straight out of a con hall, a tabletop splatbook, and a late-night sci-fi marathon all at once. AI-assisted art, a shared animated rig, and a genuine excuse to roleplay as a race of sapient furries who also happen to run the galaxy — what's not to love? We're currently rolling 19 unique species into your character creator: Humans (augmented realism): The baseline build, min-maxed with a few cybernetic upgrades. Space Elves: Pointy ears, longer lifespans, and a save-vs-arrogance they usually fail. High Elves: Space Elves, but they read the lore books and never let you forget it. Green Elves: Half elf, half houseplant, fully judging your terraforming choices. Atlantis Space: Deep-sea royalty who traded the ocean for the void and kept the tridents. Astral Humans: Rolled a natural 20 on Cosmic Awareness; now they just kind of glow. Necromancers: Necromancy but make it space opera — dark rituals, darker mana bills. Furries: Fur, tails, and the confidence of a species that knows it's the fan-favorite. Mollusk: Tentacled, unbothered, definitely plotting something from the deep. Lovecraftian Mollusk: Their cousin who took one too many trips beyond the veil. Order of the Green Knights: Nature-worshipping paladins with excellent tree-hugging PR. Shaw's Birds: Avian aces who treat orbital combat like a really aggressive game of chicken. New Vargrosians: Heirs to a culture ancient enough to have opinions about your architecture. Order of Red Soldiers: Machine-empire zealots running on unwavering loyalty and questionable firmware. Cyborgs: Flesh-and-chrome overachievers who upgraded before it was cool. Timbot: Small, blocky, and somehow the most beloved unit in your entire fleet. Mercenaries: Guns, contracts, and zero interest in your empire's backstory. Star Knight: Sworn protectors of the void, lightsaber-adjacent energy strongly