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Fatherland: Colonial Empires

Description
Experience a dynamic galaxy where new nations are born from the old in a constant cycle of death and rebirth!



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If you are using mods that REMOVE existing ethics (e.g removes spiritualist, authoritarian etc) the mod may break. Adding in new ethics or changing values of existing shouldn't effect the mod at all!





Fatherland: Colonial Empires (FCE) introduces the ability for POPS within an empire to strike out on their own, founding new empires which can in time come to rival your own! It also expands the Doomsday Origin by allowing for a great hegira inspired by the Hyperion Cantos novels. This system is fully modular, allowing you to set the speed and how many new nations can be created for players, the AI's and globally. Barren Galaxy’s settings are now a viable and fun gameplay alternative.

Major Features
* Generate new custom empires with history and flavor
* New Origins, Civics and Traits (Generated during the game not at gamestart)
* Additional Events and Expanded Origins
* Fully customizable settings. From barren galaxies to full ones.
* Play-As any new nation (enabled in options)


The main part of FCE, Rogue Colonies are a new nation type that can be born from any / all normal empires (Fallen Empires etc planned in the future). There are currently 10 types of Rogue Colonies, with special types for certain empires.


Those who dream of a new start on a new world, plucky explorers leave in search of settling the new frontier. They will likely share your ethics and be friendly towards you.


Not happy with the dominating ethics and authority of your empire, this empire is formed of those who dream of another way of living. Dissidents are somewhat unfriendly too you, and will likely not share your ethics or authority.


Representing a minority cultural, religious or ethnic group that has always lived on the fringes of your society. The persecuted minority has fled the empire in search of a new land to call their own. They will remember their trials, and the villains who lorded over them.


Not all companies will go quietly into the night when nationalisation and anti-trust come calling. A tiny few, often lead by charismatic demagogues will instead elect to flee the empire and form their own megacorp outside your meddling restrictions and "equitable working conditions". They are neutral towards their fatherland.


For those empires that dabble in dangerous AI research, there is always the chance one may get loose and flee into the depths of space. The Rogue AI is a new, randomly generated AI empire born from organic meddling. They are neutral towards you.


The game of imperial politics is dangerous, and when you loose, death is the sure outcome. For those feudal houses that anger the empire, banishment beyond its borders is the best they can hope for. The Banished House is an imperial, feudal society. They dream of returning to the empire and claiming the throne for themselves.


When slaves revolt, rare is the chance to wrest control of a planet form their masters. However, another option is to flee the empire, and live free beyond the border. They loathe their former captors, and will have the option to declare total war in the hopes of liberating their brothers and sisters.


This empire of servile proles fled their fatherland, and dream of undoing the reshaping themselves and their still captive brothers into something better. On formation, these proles will have their Servile trait replaced by the Liberated Servile trait, allowing for leadership at a severe penalty.


We did not see what the trap until it was too late, now we rest in gilded cages while our rogue servitors pulled the strings. The Liberated Biotrophies are those people who through cunning, guile and luck have escaped their robot benefactors. They despise their former masters, and will do whatever it takes to remain free and liberate their brothers.


Our Homeworld is dying, the Doomsday is nearly here, and so begins The Hegira.

When taking to the stars with the Doomsday Origin, you will not be the only one. The chaos that accompanies the search, not all of the oldworld nations are happy to stand by. Many will strike out on their own to try find a new world, most will never be heard from again, some will survive. Rogue Nations of the hegira will have special interactions, and can start of in a federation together (if enabled). Think of this as a supercharged common ground.

Special: Nations of Earth
If you start as an altered UNE that has the human_1 flag (in empire creation edit UNE and save a new empire) with Doomsdays you will get a set of 14 custom Hegira Nations representing fantasy versions of real world countries. Enjoy!

Recommended Mods
- Dynamic Mod Menu 3.0 - If installed settings are now accessed via DMM and not Edicts.

Performance and Compatibility
- No Vanilla files were harmed in the making of this mod.
- Every effort has been made to ensure this mod effects performance as little as possible. The vast majority of events are triggered on a yearly pulse, and many other events are triggered via decisions or other events firing.

Language and Translations
* Built in English localisation, addons currently avaliable.
- Russian Translation by Jonathan

Known Bugs & Issues
Known Bugs & Issues (Thanks to everyone whos reporting them in the comments!)
- TBD

Support the Mod

For the best support, find me at #mrfuneguys-mods on the Stellaris Modding Den Discord:

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If you would to support the continued development of Fatherland or my other mods, please consider donating with a one time or ongoing!

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ozmium 21 hours ago 
After trying to reset my steam cache I was still stuck with the 3.11 version. I only had to spend an hour resetting the cache, validating the files, resubscribing, manually deleting the files again and again for it to work.

Someone once said that insanity is doing the same thing over and over again while expecting different results. Given that the difference between insanity and genius is success, that must make you a genius. Many thanks!
MrFunEGUY  [author] Jul 2 @ 8:18pm 
@Szybs - I'll look at lowering it to level two instead of level three. Even with a level three starbase, they pretty often get conquered. But I can see how level 3 is a bit too much.

And I understand that they should be very vulnerable, but I'm looking at balance here too. I don't want rogue colonies to just be a cheap way for you to gain thousands of extra pops quickly.
MrFunEGUY  [author] Jul 2 @ 8:15pm 
@ozmium - you are experiencing the steam bug where it downloads an old mod version instead of the new version. It's very frustrating, try resetting your steam download cache. The mod is fully updated, but because steam is downloading a 3.11 version for you, it's not updated and broken.
Szybs Jul 1 @ 2:25pm 
hi MrFunEGUY
I really find your mod amazing and I have one sugestion, could it be done that those new Rogue Colonies do not spawn with level 3 starbase but with regular outpost?

I get that this helps them. A LOT. But I find this super-weird that (especially at the begining of the game) some fleeing colonists who are running from their parent empire are able to construct an super advanced starbase from nothing. I think it would be better if they start with regular outpost.

I get that this would make those colonies much more vulnerable but well, those who leave the safety of their parent empire should be an easy target.

I think that those new colonies should really be behind in terms of economy and especially, expansion, as now the new colonies are far too expansive and hard to contain, especially at the begining of the game where empires can get a level 2 starbase max and those new are spawning with level 3, I think it gives them too much unrealistic advantage

Cheers
ozmium Jul 1 @ 12:12pm 
I have tested a game with this mod alone (no other mods, including UI/other aesthetic mods) and I still get the events. I checked the event script and it looks like it may be referencing an origin? For what it's worth I am starting as the Evolutionary Predators origin. Also, Paradox Launcher is telling me that the version I am using (I've tried unsubscribing/resubscribing, validating files, deleting files from their folders) is for 3.11.*. If this is intentional then all's good, but maybe I just have the wrong version.
MrFunEGUY  [author] Jul 1 @ 10:08am 
I have just tried it with this mod alone and cannot replicate the bug. If you are reporting bugs, please test with only the one mod activated.
ozmium Jul 1 @ 8:44am 
I'm experiencing these events as well, I am in the process of debugging a potential incompatibility with another mod.
MrFunEGUY  [author] Jun 28 @ 9:47am 
@djvandebrake - If no one else is getting it and you are, it must be a problem on your end. Either you're using an old version of stellaris, or steam downloaded an old version of the mod (which is annoying and can happen).
djvandebrake Jun 27 @ 10:25pm 
Specific events causing it on my end: fatherland_rogue.100, fatherland_hegira.103, and fatherland_hegira.101.
djvandebrake Jun 27 @ 7:11pm 
Just subscribed to this (6/27/25) on a new machine and I am getting the infinite popups bug. Using debugtooltip command confirms this is one of the mods causing it.