Another RossN Stellaris AAR?! Count me in! The new expansion is certainly rife with possibilities for storytelling (I'm having a lot of fun playing as the custodians of a ringworld), and you've captured the notion of a void-dwelling society perfectly.
Love what you've done with this so far! Subbed!
These first steps into the Beyond are so full of promise ... and of everything else.
I like the way you've made the Yldar, their society, and their ambitions come to life. It's like a David Brin novel, which is great.
I think the Chairwoman can be forgiven for showing a little bit of sentiment -- after all, who wouldn't want to have the chance to venture out into the unknown for the pure, simple joy of discovery? (And profit, of course; can't forget that.)
A FedAARation of the void.
So intelligent life will come to your home system, and this early? Man, what settings did you really choose?
You tought you can escape from me? Ha! Subscribed!
Ah, som this scent is making them charismatic I guess? Don't remember the trait image, but sounds like these guys might become too leaders one day.
Every first contact presents itself with unique risks and opportunities. It's fortunate for everyone involved that these went off with relatively few complications, though I'm sure whoever owned all those stolen resource stocks probably isn't too happy about that.
Well that was unexpected, and the Yldar will truly never be the same again.
Traders and caravaners are never to be trusted!
I suppose it is only fitting that the Yldar would have first contact with other species that live solely among the stars.
I can see the more mystical elements of yldar society adopt the new trade goddess
I love how you've captured the void-dwelling culture and society from the outset.
That's a swift way to know about Xenos species!
I've never really got in to Stellaris, but with real life apparently creating some more free time for everyone, this might well be the time to try: And what better introduction could there be than a RossN AAR? Subbed!
Heh. Imagine that.[2] By a strange coincidence most of these courier vessels were piloted by unusually handsome Yldar males willing to spend two or three nights on an alien planet.