Aeternum Birch World Origin [Abandoned]

Note: I'm no longer working on Stellaris Mods to focus on real-life affairs. Anyone is free to update this mod so long as you credit me. Aeternite Birch World Origin An Origin to play as (almost) the Aeternum from Gigastructural Engineering in the Hexagon Cluster, and the ability to forge their warships from Shroud Energy via a relic or the Aeternite Psykofabricators on Shrouded Worlds. Features An Origin replicates the conditions of Aiondia and a Prescripted Country mimics the Aeternum that start in Hexagon Cluster of the Galactic Core. It also features an inaccurate replica of the Aeternum’s original home system covered in a Space Storm and guarded by several Celestial Warships hiding in the system. At the start you have the option to choose the starting components of Aeternite Warships – Default and Blokkat. In the second month, appropriate traits, warships, populations, megastructures and modifiers will be assigned. Each choice comes with their variation of Stellar Systemcrafts, available only via assembling from the Systemcraft Assembler of Gigas Stellar Manipulation (they are 50% more costly based on the cost normal Systemcrafts from older version of Gigas Stellar Manipulation than the 3. 12 patch). Two Planetary Computers in the vicinity ready to be colonized (without the outdated Orbital Arcologies). An Edict to manually connect the Galactic Core to the wider galaxy, or you can wait until the next 100 years to automatically connect to the wider galaxy. A unique colony designation for the Birch World, unique armies based on the original Aeternum, a megastructure can be built to spawn multiple defense platforms, and Aeternite Psykofabricators can be built on on Shrouded Worlds to spawn fleets, which then deletes the megastructure and reduces the size of a Shrouded World. Aeternite Planetcrafts can be built from Behemoth Assembly Plant, with predetermined design and higher cost than normal Planetcrafts (albeit with a stronger modifier). Infinite Carrying Capacit