Subterranean Wildlife
Subterranean Wildlife is a planet modifier in Stellaris 4.5.2: +2 Max Districts, +20% Infrastructure Upkeep, +1 Society Research Produced per 100 Miners and +4 Max Mining Districts. When the galaxy is made it can appear on these planet classes: Desert World, Tropical World, Arid World, Continental World, Tundra World and 5 more.
What Subterranean Wildlife does
On the planet that has it.
- +2Max Districts
- +20%Infrastructure Upkeep
- +1
Society Research Produced per 100 Miners - +4Max Mining Districts
Where it appears
The planet classes that can roll it when the galaxy is made, with the weight each adds (a higher weight, a likelier roll), and what rules it out.
Desert Worldweight 5
Tropical Worldweight 5
Arid Worldweight 5
Continental Worldweight 5
Tundra Worldweight 5
Arctic Worldweight 5
Alpine Worldweight 5
Savanna Worldweight 5
Gaia Worldweight 5
Relic Worldweight 5
- Planet class: Volcanic World
- Not: Is colonizable
- Planet modifier: Asteroid Belt
- Has moon
- Is moon
- The planet already has more than 1 planet modifier
In the game
This planet has a thriving underground lithotrophic ecosystem. Herds of mild mineral-crunching subterranean creatures dig out large caverns, leaving them available for mining and colony use. The animals provide unique research opportunities for the miners who direct the packs to valuable mineral deposits.
ID
pm_subterranean_wildlifeIts modifiersubterranean_wildlifeSubterranean Wildlife: questions
What does Subterranean Wildlife do in Stellaris?
+2 Max Districts, +20% Infrastructure Upkeep, +1 Society Research Produced per 100 Miners and +4 Max Mining Districts.
Which planets can have Subterranean Wildlife?
When the galaxy is made: Desert World, Tropical World, Arid World, Continental World, Tundra World, Arctic World, Alpine World, Savanna World, Gaia World and Relic World.
From the game files · Stellaris Cygnus v4.5.2 (9776).