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The '''scenario system''' allows you to choose, randomize, and customize special situations to play in. Determine the starting situation, type of community (tribe, colony), permanent map conditions, starting items, animals, health conditions, traits, and change special rules. In the image on the right, you can see the window for choosing scenarios and the "Open Steam Workshop" button (if you are using the steam version of the game).
 
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==New Tribe vs New Arrivals==
 
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Starting scenarios can be roughly grouped into one of two types, determined by the faction type the player will inherit. These are:
 
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*'''New tribes:''' Inherited by the "Lost Tribe" default scenario, and selectable in the scenario editor.
 
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*'''New arrivals:'''  Inherited by the "Crashlanded", "Rich Explorer", and "Naked Brutality" default scenarios, and selectable in the scenario editor.
 
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There are some significant differences between the New Tribe and New Arrivals scenarios.
 
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===Research===
 
===Research===
 
The most significant difference is the starting [[research]] and the long term effects on research speed. New Tribes begin with a different, and lower tech, set of research projects already completed, as described below. Note that custom and default scenarios may also add additional technologies to these lists.
 
The most significant difference is the starting [[research]] and the long term effects on research speed. New Tribes begin with a different, and lower tech, set of research projects already completed, as described below. Note that custom and default scenarios may also add additional technologies to these lists.
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Furthermore, new tribes start with a tech level of "Neolithic", while new arrivals begin with a tech level of "Industrial". This increases the research needed for new tribes to research technologies above neolithic, with the penalty increasing as the tech level does. Note that a great majority of techs on the research tree are classified as Industrial or higher.
 
Furthermore, new tribes start with a tech level of "Neolithic", while new arrivals begin with a tech level of "Industrial". This increases the research needed for new tribes to research technologies above neolithic, with the penalty increasing as the tech level does. Note that a great majority of techs on the research tree are classified as Industrial or higher.
  
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===Other differences===
 
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* Tribals forage 70% more food while traveling. More info about how this affects nutrition can be found on the [[Caravan#Foraging|Caravan]] page.
 
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* Tribals can build the [[hoopstone ring]] and [[Game-of-Ur board]]. Arrivals can build the [[horseshoes pin]] and [[chess table]].
 
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**Hoopstone rings cost twice the material as horseshoes pins, for no meaningful difference. The Game-of-Ur board costs half the material of a chess table, but provdes less recreation.
 
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* Tribals can craft the [[tribal headdress]] and [[war mask]].
 
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*  Tribals have a harder time recruiting from [[Factions#Pirates|outlanders and pirates]], and Arrivals have a harder time recruiting from [[Tribes|tribal factions]]. Recruitment difficulty is increased by 32%, which increases prisoner resistance (see [[Prisoner#Starting_resistance|Starting Resistance]] for details).
 
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* Tribal starting pawns will all have [[Backstories|backstories]] from the "Tribal" category, which often have the Natural [[meditation focus]]. This allows most tribals to meditate at the [[Anima tree]]{{RoyaltyIcon}}.
 
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** Any [[children]]{{BiotechIcon}} of a tribe also gain the natural meditation focus, unless [[Growth vat|Vatgrown]] for enough time.
 
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** They also have a 2% chance to have one of the following artificial body parts: {{Tag List|value=50|techHediffsTags|Poor}}
 
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* New arrivals starting pawns will all have [[Backstories|backstories]] from the "Offworld" category.
 
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**They also have a 3% chance to have one of the following artificial body parts: {{Tag List|value=800|techHediffsTags|Poor|Simple|ImplantEmpireCommon}}
 
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==Default Scenarios==
 
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These four scenarios are in the base game. Each offers a different set of challenges, and encourages different playstyles to a certain extent. For example: you could start off as a 'rich explorer' who came from a high-tech glitterworld but yearned to explore the universe, or you could also start as a desperate tribe that's on the brink of starvation after fleeing from a devastating group of '[[mechanoid|blood machines]]'. On the other hand, you could be managing a few crashlanded civilians who barely escaped an assaulted passenger liner with their lives.
 
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Here are the four scenarios listed in order as shown in game:
 
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===Crashlanded===
 
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'''Summary:''' Three crashlanded survivors - the classic RimWorld experience.<br>
 
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'''Description:''' The three of you awake in your cryptosleep sarcophagi to the sound of sirens and ripping metal. You barely get to the escape pods before the ship is torn apart. Some time later, you land on this unknown rimworld.
 
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* Start with three people, chosen from eight
 
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** They will be [[#New Tribe vs New Arrivals|New Arrivals]]
 
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** Arrive in drop pods
 
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** 50% chance of having [[cryptosleep sickness]] (reduces consciousness, affects motor skills, causes frequent vomiting. Only lasts 3.2 to 4.8 in-game hours)
 
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** All potential options will have [[Backstories|backstories]] from the "Offworld" category.
 
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* Start with one random pet
 
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** Has a 100% chance of being bonded with a random colonist
 
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* Start with technology already researched
 
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** [[Research#Passive cooler|Passive Cooler]]
 
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** [[Research#Stonecutting|Stonecutting]]
 
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** [[Research#Complex clothing|Complex Clothing]]
 
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** [[Research#Complex furniture|Complex Furniture]]
 
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** [[Research#Electricity|Electricity]]
 
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** [[Research#Air conditioning|Air Conditioning]]
 
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** [[Research#Nutrient paste|Nutrient Paste]]
 
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* Start with three normal-[[quality]] weapons
 
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** 1 [[bolt-action rifle]]
 
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** 1 [[revolver]]
 
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** 1 [[plasteel]] [[knife]]
 
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* Start with three pieces of armor (in addition to [[synthread]] clothes)
 
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** 1 plasteel [[flak helmet]]
 
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** 1 [[flak pants]]
 
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** 1 [[flak vest]]
 
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* Start with basic supplies
 
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** 800 [[silver]]
 
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** 50 [[packaged survival meal]]s (around 6.25 days worth of food)
 
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** 30 [[component]]s
 
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** 30 [[medicine]]
 
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* Start near basic building [[materials]]
 
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** 450 [[steel]]
 
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** 300 [[wood]]
 
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* Various resources scattered around the map
 
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** 3 [[ship chunk]]s
 
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** 720 steel
 
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** 7 packaged survival meals
 
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===Lost Tribe===
 
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'''Summary:''' Five lost tribespeople attempt to rebuild. Difficult.<br>
 
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'''Description:''' Your tribe was destroyed by the great blood machines sent by the gods. Five of you managed to escape. Now, it's time to build up a new home. Note: Since you'll start poor and research slowly, this is a difficult scenario.
 
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* Start with five people, chosen from eight
 
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** They will be a [[#New Tribe vs New Arrivals|New Tribe]]
 
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** They have a 50% chance of starting with [[malnutrition]]
 
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*** Severity ranges from 20% (minor) to 40% (moderate)
 
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** They have a 100% chance of having a less satisfied 'food' [[needs|need]]
 
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*** Satisfaction is set to 0-10%
 
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** All potential options will have [[Backstories|backstories]] from the "Tribal" category.
 
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* Start with 3 random pets
 
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** Has a 100% chance of being bonded with random colonists
 
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** Has a 100% chance of being bonded with the starting colonist
 
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* Start with technology already researched
 
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** [[Research#Tree sowing|Tree Sowing]]
 
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** [[Research#Recurve bow|Recurve Bow]]
 
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** [[Research#Psychoid brewing|Psychoid Brewing]]
 
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** [[Research#Passive cooler|Passive Cooler]]
 
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** [[Research#Pemmican|Pemmican]]
 
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* Start with 6 weapons
 
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** 2 [[short bow]]s
 
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** 1 bundle of [[pila]]
 
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** 1 wooden [[club]]
 
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** 1 steel [[ikwa]]
 
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** 1 [[Jade knife]] (unique item to this scenario only)
 
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* Start with basic supplies
 
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** 200 silver
 
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** 400 [[pemmican]] (slightly more than one day's worth of food, 300 pre-Beta 19)
 
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** 20 [[herbal medicine]]
 
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* Start near basic building materials
 
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** 500 wood
 
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===The Rich Explorer===
 
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'''Summary:''' One rich explorer out to experience the universe. Extra difficult.<br>
 
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'''Description:''' People called you crazy for leaving your glitterworld home, but you always yearned to explore the stars - outside the neurosimulator. Now you're at the end of your long journey in cryptosleep, landing on an unknown rimworld to see what it's like. Note: Since your starting character will lack some skills, this is an especially difficult scenario in the early game.
 
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* Start with one person, chosen from eight
 
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** They will be [[#New Tribe vs New Arrivals|New Arrivals]]
 
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** Arrive in drop pods
 
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** All potential options will have [[Backstories|backstories]] from the "Offworld" category.
 
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* Start with one random pet
 
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** Has a 100% chance of being bonded with the starting colonist
 
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* Start with technology already researched
 
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** [[Research#Passive cooler|Passive Cooler]]
 
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** [[Research#Stonecutting|Stonecutting]]
 
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** [[Research#Complex clothing|Complex Clothing]]
 
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** [[Research#Smithing|Smithing]]
 
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** [[Research#Complex furniture|Complex Furniture]]
 
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** [[Research#Electricity|Electricity]]
 
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** [[Research#Air conditioning|Air Conditioning]]
 
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** [[Research#Machining|Machining]]
 
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** [[Research#Gunsmithing|Gunsmithing]]
 
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** [[Research#Nutrient paste|Nutrient Paste]]
 
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** [[Research#Blowback operation|Blowback Operation]]
 
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** [[Research#Gun turrets|Gun Turrets]]
 
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* Start with a high-tech weapon
 
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** 1 [[charge rifle]]
 
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* Start with advanced supplies
 
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** 2,000 silver
 
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** 40 packaged survival meals (around 20 days worth of food)
 
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** 30 components
 
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** 30 [[glitterworld medicine]]
 
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** 30 [[gold]]
 
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* Start near basic building materials
 
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** 450 steel
 
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** 300 wood
 
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===Naked Brutality===
 
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'''Summary:'''  Naked, alone and utterly unprepared. Can you survive? <br>
 
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'''Description:''' You went under anesthetic for a minor surgery. Now you've awoken in a drop pod crashing into a distant planet. You're naked, alone and utterly unprepared. Can you survive?
 
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**They will be [[#New Tribe vs New Arrivals|New Arrivals]]
 
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** All potential options will have [[Backstories|backstories]] from the "Offworld" category.
 
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*Start with no items (except for 1 to 2 metal slag chunks from the drop pod)
 
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*Colonist arrives naked
 
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* Start with technology already researched
 
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** [[Research#Passive cooler|Passive Cooler]]
 
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** [[Research#Stonecutting|Stonecutting]]
 
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** [[Research#Complex clothing|Complex Clothing]]
 
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** [[Research#Complex furniture|Complex Furniture]]
 
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** [[Research#Electricity|Electricity]]
 
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** [[Research#Air conditioning|Air Conditioning]]
 
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** [[Research#Nutrient paste|Nutrient Paste]]
 
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===The Mechanitor===
 
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{{Biotech|section=1}}
 
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'''Summary:''' One mechanitor and a few servant mechanoids.<br>
 
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'''Description:''' You knew you could only achieve greatness with help. People were too unreliable, so you chose to take on mechanoids as your servants, workers, and warriors. As you gained strength, others became fearful. It became clear you needed to get away from the influence of humanity. Now you've migrated to this sparsely-populated rimworld with some of your metallic helpers. Finally, you have the space to grasp your true potential!
 
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*Start with one person, chosen from eight
 
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** They will always be a [[mechanitor]]
 
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** They will always have the [[Recluse]] trait, and never have the [[Body purist]] trait.
 
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** They will always be [[Incapable|capable]] of [[Intellectual]]
 
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** They will be [[#New Tribe vs New Arrivals|New Arrivals]]
 
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** They will always be equipped with:
 
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*** 1x [[Flak vest]]
 
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*** 1x [[Duster]]
 
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*** 1x [[Button-down shirt]]
 
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*** 1x [[Pants]]
 
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*** 1x [[Airwire headset]]
 
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*** 1x [[Quality|Masterwork]] [[Biocoded]] [[Autopistol]]
 
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** Arrive in drop pods
 
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** All potential options will have [[Backstories|backstories]] from the "Offworld" category.
 
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* Start with 1 [[Lifter]]
 
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* Start with 1 [[Constructoid]]
 
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* Start with technology already researched
 
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** [[Research#Microelectronics|Microelectronics]]
 
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** [[Research#Basic mechtech|Basic mechtech]]
 
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** [[Research#Battery|Battery]]
 
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* Start with supplies
 
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** 1,000 [[silver]]
 
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** 40 [[packaged survival meal]]s (around 20 days worth of food)
 
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** 55 [[components]]
 
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** 10 [[medicine]]
 
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** 100 [[plasteel]]
 
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** 900 [[steel]]
 
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** 300 [[wood]]
 
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** 5 [[Basic subcore]]
 
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* The exostrider remains that usually spawn on the starting map will also be disabled.
 
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===The Sanguophage===
 
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{{Biotech|section=1}}
 
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'''Summary:''' One crashlanded sanguophage needing blood to survive, and one human colonist.<br>
 
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'''Description:''' When a dark stranger offered you a cure for your cancer, you were ready to agree to anything. He made you into a sanguophage - an immortal blood-drinker hated by a thousand religions. You hid your condition for years, but eventually a hunter tracked you down. Stowing away on the first starship leaving the system, you barely escaped alive.
 
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*Start with one adult/children [[sanguophage]] and one [[baseliner]] colonist of any age.
 
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** They will be [[#New Tribe vs New Arrivals|New Arrivals]]
 
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** Arrive in drop pods
 
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* Start with technology already researched
 
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** [[Research#Deathrest|Deathrest]]
 
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* Start with supplies
 
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** 2,000 [[silver]]
 
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** 30 [[packaged survival meal]]s
 
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** 10 [[components]]
 
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** 30 [[Hemogen pack]]
 
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** 20 [[medicine]]
 
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** 100 [[plasteel]]
 
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** 200 [[steel]]
 
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** 200 [[wood]]
 
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** 1 [[Quality|Masterwork]] [[Steel]] [[Longsword]]
 
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[[File:ScenarioEditor.png|200px|thumb|Scenario edit mode]]
 
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The scenario editor looks somewhat like the default scenario choosing window except for the left side of the page has changed, there are now three buttons: Load, which you can use to load your previously saved custom scenarios. Save, which is used to save your custom scenarios. And randomize seed, which is used to randomize the scenario. Under these buttons is the Edit mode, which you can toggle to open a window like the one on the bottom-right.
 
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| Text
 
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! Summary
 
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| Text
 
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! Description
 
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| New Arrivals<br>New Tribe
 
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| Number (max 10)
 
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| Number (max 10)<br>Racetype<br>Required? (Cannot go below 1)
 
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! Possible inputs
 
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! Allowed age range
 
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| The biological age range of your starting colonists.
 
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| Number slider (min 15, max 120)
 
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! Characters explode on death
 
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| Number (max 1000000000) and type of explosion (bomb or flame)
 
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| Creating of an incident for the colony, with the option to repeat every X days.
 
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| Number (max 1000000000)<br />Repeat checkbox
 
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| Disable chance of exostrider remains showing up. Recommended not to start without [[Mechanitor]] as this disables the ability to get the required implant for Mechanoid control.
 
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| Disabling of an incident for the colony.
 
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| Any incident
 
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| Any building
 
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| Forces the characters specified to have a specific trait.
 
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| Chance of nudity<br />Who will be naked
 
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| Game condition
 
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== Version history ==
 
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* [[Version/0.12.906|0.12.906]] - Colonies now start with a pet.
 
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* [[Version/0.14.1234|0.14.1234]] - Scenario system added. The previous default experience is now the Crashlanded scenario.
 
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* [[Version/0.19.2009|0.19.2009]] - Naked Brutality scenario added.
 
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* ? - Crashlanded scenario's starting packaged survival meals increased from 44 to 50.
 
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Revision as of 23:09, 19 February 2023

Research

The most significant difference is the starting research and the long term effects on research speed. New Tribes begin with a different, and lower tech, set of research projects already completed, as described below. Note that custom and default scenarios may also add additional technologies to these lists.

Furthermore, new tribes start with a tech level of "Neolithic", while new arrivals begin with a tech level of "Industrial". This increases the research needed for new tribes to research technologies above neolithic, with the penalty increasing as the tech level does. Note that a great majority of techs on the research tree are classified as Industrial or higher.

Starting Research
New Tribe New Arrivals
Project tech level Research cost multiplier
New Arrivals New Tribe
Neolithic 100% 100%
Medieval 100% 150%
Industrial 100% 200%
Spacer 100% 200%
Ultra 100% 200%
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