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Mid-game will bring in some unique System Developments which can keep Pilgrims researching, fighting and exploring just fine. Never-the-less, a Pilgrim player should travel as far as quickly as they can, stealing exploration bonuses and systems before other Empires can grab them. That same technology also allows them to colonize Asteroids for huge FIDS at the cost of approval.

Pilgrims can explore further, faster than anyone, thanks to early access to Warp Drive tech.

+20 Research Points to the current research for each destroyed enemy CP on empire.īlockades on your Systems won't break Trade Routes.Īs Pilgrims, colonize a system with a Fleet Errant containing Factories of the Faithful +10% Damage Min per number of Allies on fleet weapons. +10% Damage Max per number of Allies on fleet weapons. 80% Ownership loss per System captured by opponent on Empire. +100% Ownership gain per System on Empire. As for other races, they are always willing to gain their assistance in the quest for the planet Tor.Ībility to Evacuate a Star System. Thanks to the potentially life-saving aid from the Sophons, the Pilgrims maintain a close bond with this fellow race of intellectuals.

In contrast with the authoritarian United Empire, the Pilgrims make a point of relying on consensus systems and voting. In addition to the occasional system evacuation ahead of a United Empire fleet, they also uproot themselves to aid their search for the planet Tor. They are simultaneously educated scientists and tattooed mystics. The Pilgrims still maintain a semi-nomadic lifestyle, and combine science and religion in a seamless blend. The antipathy for the United Empire remained strong, but it became secondary to the desire to learn more about the Endless.Īt some point, the United Empire and the Pilgrims fought the First and Second Wars of Separation, but the time, duration, and details of the conflicts remain unclear. While their new friends taught them the arts of shipbuilding and interstellar travel, they were awe-struck by the vast ruins of this ancient civilization, developing a mystical fascination and reverence for the Endless. This twofold development transformed the Resistance. The two races became allies, with the Pilgrims receiving vital aid from the Sophons.

Moreover, they encountered a Sophon surveillance team that was also exploring the artifacts. While in the Kuiper-belt equivalent of an alien star system, they stumbled across a vast cache of Endless artifacts. However, this soon had a telling effect on the first children born into the Resistance. Constantly on the run, they grew accustomed to a semi-nomadic life. The new society spent its early days hiding in remote asteroid fields, fleeing the United Empire retaliatory forces. At some early phase of the United Empire's interstellar expansion, (the exact time is unclear) the Resistance hijacked a colonization ship and fled the Terran Solar System to form their own, less oppressive society. They objected to the corporate greed and authoritarian rule inherent to the Empire. The Pilgrims, then called the Resistance, began as a group of unhappy United Empire scientists, intellectuals, and other dissidents.