Texts from other shrines should help us piece it all together. Not long after they had the ceiling, walls and floor imaged in a spiral pattern. Only empires with the Subterranean origin can complete the entire event chain. Science Officer was about to call the mission a failure when, looking up as they irritably paced along the edges of the circular space, they realized that discrete lines of cohesive text were momentarily forming before their eyes, melting away only to be replaced by new lines. Unexpected Mineral Seams is a colony event chain that has a very small chance to trigger 2 or 3 years after any colony has been founded. apparently considered physically separating the lacquer from the inlaid text, but realized that the strange glyphs would doubtlessly have been made misshapen to begin with, only to assume their proper shape when viewed correctly through the lens of the lacquer. Next, the crew of the attempted bombarding the lacquer with light of varying wavelengths and intensity, but no beneficial reactions were observed. Initial attempts at unscrambling the text, relying on the raw processing power of the 's computers to reconstruct the text from plain images, proved fruitless as it was simply too distorted to place in any known lingual family tree. They recognized early on that a text in some logographic script is inlaid in the walls, heavily distorted by the layers of translucent lacquer. and is it worth increasing their numbers via colonizing planets with the 'A New Life' tradition from Expansion giving an extra pop when a planet is colonized (and you can later abandon that planet after you resettle the pop. Science Officer has reported back with the 's findings at the Percipient's shrine. the Awoken you get from this chain are they worth getting they are pretty much droids with less science research penalties, and can be sent to colonize any planet type.

Stellaris limbo event chain