Fallen Empires Expanded v1.5

Fallen Empires are ancient, stagnating but extremely powerful empires, fully developed at the start of the game. They serve as late-game adversaries and can be allies or opponents of the end-game crisis, War in Heavens.

- Fallen Empires, Stellaris Wiki[www.stellariswiki.com]

Unmodded Stellaris can only support up to four fallen empires, even on largest galaxy presets.

Fallen Empires Expanded fixes this issue, overriding the artificial fallen empire limit. You can have up to 8 different fallen empires in one galaxy.

Enough to satisfy the staunchest of masochists.

Fallen Empires Expanded is fully integrated with No Clustered Start with new galaxy options to utilize this feature. You can now play with 8+ fallen empires without the worry of being subjected to a galactic ぶっかけ from fallen empires spawned beside you!

No Clustered Start, created by Taw, works by spreading out the placement of empires uniformly throughout the galaxy. This is done through changes the default spawning parameters in Stellaris.

Note: No compatibility issues will arise if both FEE and No Clustered Starts are subscribed.

• Fanatic Militarists
  
• Hive Minds

• Terran Coalition - Earth-based Xenophile Human FE
  
• Sol Imperium - Mars-based Alien Xenophobic FE
  
• Azalthyn Hive - Hivemind FE

• Puppet States - Proxy expansionist empire for fanatic militarist FEs
  
• Levy States - Food slave for Hive Minded FEs

• Celestial Dynamo - Materialists
  
• Eternal Citadel - Xenophobes
  
• Ethereal Bastion - Xenophiles
  
• Empyral Sanctuary - Spiritualists
  
• Earth - Xenophiles
  
• Terran Wasteland - Xenophobes
  
• Undying Fortress - Militarists
  
• Calescent Nest - Hivemind

Note: All FE Homeworlds can now be chosen as player starting systems.

• Necropolis of the Xenos
  
• Antiquarian Tomb
  
• Ancient Manufactory
  
• Elysian Shrine

• Binary Stars - Two stars orbiting one another, each having their own family of planets
  
• Brown Dwarfs - A supermassive gas giant with a plethora of orbiting planets
  
• Trinary Stars - Three stars; two sharing a barycenter while orbiting the third, larger star

Are you concerned of a Commonwealth of Man, United Nations of Earth, and now the addition of a fallen human empire breaking your immersion?

Fallen Empire Expanded pre-emptively checks the existence of Earth-based human empires (CoM or UNE) before spawning in a human fallen empire.

There will only be one Sol in your galaxy.

UPDATE 1.5 - September 12nd, 2017

UPDATE 1.4 - Cancelled, unreleased

UPDATE 1.3 - December 31st, 2016

UPDATE 1.2 - December 22nd, 2016

UPDATE 1.1 - December 13th, 2016

RELEASE 1.0 - December 9th, 2016

Design Philosophy of Fallen Empires Expanded

Fallen Empires Expanded is designed with maximum compatibility with other mods in mind.

This mod...

• Does not replace vanilla Stellaris files in any way
  
• Does not modify entries or values in vanilla Stellaris files
  
• Does not interfere or conflict with files added by other mods

What is changed? - Direct replacement/alteration of vanilla files

• Nothing

What is added? - New files added by this mod

• common/fallen_empires
  
• common/personalities
  
• common/random_names
  
• common/solar_system_initializers
  
• common/subjects
  
• localisation

What is overridden? - Event IDs overriden by this mod to activate mod-added events

• events/FEE_awakening_events.txt
  
• events/FEE_replenishment_events.txt
  
• events/FEE_initializer_events.txt

Compatibility with other mods

Fallen Empires Expanded adds new entries on new files rather than overwriting or replacing existing files; that being said, this mod is far more likely to break from conflicts with other mods rather than cause mod conflicts.

This is the unfortunate consequence of some mods that replaces entire files and folders, with complete disregard of overwriting, to make minor edits and changes.

Fallen Empires Expanded will not cause conflicts with other mods; however, other mods may cause problems for this mod.