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* ''Dropship Factory'': Produces 0.5 dropships per turn.
 
* ''Dropship Factory'': Produces 0.5 dropships per turn.
 
* ''Bomber Factory'': Produces 0.5 bombers per turn.
 
* ''Bomber Factory'': Produces 0.5 bombers per turn.
* ''Warp Core Fabricator'': Produces 0.25 Warp Cores per turn.
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* ''Warp Core Fabricator'': Produces 10 warp cores after it powers up, then disappears.
  
 
=== Superweapons ===
 
=== Superweapons ===
 
Some structures would only be found in the lair of an evil genius.
 
Some structures would only be found in the lair of an evil genius.
 
* ''Terraform Nanite Bomb'': Destroys and replaces the terrain of a planet.
 
* ''Terraform Nanite Bomb'': Destroys and replaces the terrain of a planet.
* ''Planet Buster'': Single use planet destroyer.
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* ''Planet Buster'': Single use planet destroyer. Aim it at an enemy homeworld to win.
* ''Galaxy Compressor'': Structure which allows for the destruction of star systems at will.
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* ''Galaxy Compressor'': Structure which allows for the destruction of star systems at will for situations where just winning the game is not enough.
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=== Special ===
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These  structures cannot be built, and keeping them under strict control is paramount to achieving galactic domination.
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* "Headquarters" is an unique, irreplaceable structure existing on a faction's homeworld. It grants massive defensive bonuses, prevents warp or influence projection. Destroying an enemy Headquarters is victory; losing yours is defeat. Watch out for planetbusters!
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* "Ancient Artifacts" are special structures that exist on some planets. Each artifact can be activated with a rather massive power expenditure. When activated, it will produce one Victory Point per galactic turn. The first faction to reach 100 Victory Points wins.
  
 
== Confiscation ==
 
== Confiscation ==

Revision as of 04:46, 5 April 2017

Structure construction and maintenance

Planets can support one of each type of structure. They cost metal to build. Anyone can build a structure on any faction-held planet. The output of that structure, if any, is added to your resource quota. Once built it requires a few turns to become active. Larger, more expensive structures take longer to power up.

All structures, except energy producers and the basic wormhole, require energy to function. They will shut down and become non-functional if there is insufficient energy. Economic leaders can set energy priorities for each structure to control which structures are kept running during a brownout.

Structures are disabled when destroyed ingame or if a successful invasion occurs on their planet. A structure disabled by an attack or power loss requires a few turns to reactivate. This time is twice as long as their initial activation time.

Structures can be destroyed by bomber attacks or scrapped for half their metal cost.

Structure types

Here is a complete list of structures. This list, alongside extra information, is available in the Structures tab on any planet.

Energy

Energy structures are required to power most other structures

  • Power Generation Unit: The cheapest and most efficient source of power.
  • Orbital Solar Array: Least efficient power source which compensates by being impossible to disable from the ground.
  • Planetary Geothermal Tap: Very expensive and powerful; provides high output density at the expense of being a single point of failure.

Defense

Defenses hinder the effectiveness of attacks by reducing Influence gains, destroying bombers or preventing them from warping to the planet in the first place.

  • Field Garrison: Reduces Influence gain by 10.
  • Interception Network: Destroys 10 bombers from each bombing run.
  • Planetary Defense Grid: Reduces Influence gain by 20 and destroys 16 bombers from each bombing run.
  • Warp Jammer: Prevents Warp Cores being used to access the planet.

Wormholes

Wormholes project influence to nearby planets. This ability can be upgraded, blocked or sent over vast distances. The expensive String Connector is capable of permanently linking two planets.

  • Wormhole Generator: Every planet starts with a wormhole generator. It is impossible to destroy but when disabled it isolates a planet from it's neighbors.
  • Improved Wormhole Stabilizer: This improved generator projects Influence at a much higher rate.
  • Wormhole Inhibitor: Prevents enemy Influence being spread to a planet.
  • Guerilla Jumpgate: Projects Influence to a targeted enemy planet.
  • String Connector: Creates a wormhole to another planet.

Production

These structures produce the tools of war.

  • Dropship Factory: Produces 0.5 dropships per turn.
  • Bomber Factory: Produces 0.5 bombers per turn.
  • Warp Core Fabricator: Produces 10 warp cores after it powers up, then disappears.

Superweapons

Some structures would only be found in the lair of an evil genius.

  • Terraform Nanite Bomb: Destroys and replaces the terrain of a planet.
  • Planet Buster: Single use planet destroyer. Aim it at an enemy homeworld to win.
  • Galaxy Compressor: Structure which allows for the destruction of star systems at will for situations where just winning the game is not enough.

Special

These structures cannot be built, and keeping them under strict control is paramount to achieving galactic domination.

  • "Headquarters" is an unique, irreplaceable structure existing on a faction's homeworld. It grants massive defensive bonuses, prevents warp or influence projection. Destroying an enemy Headquarters is victory; losing yours is defeat. Watch out for planetbusters!
  • "Ancient Artifacts" are special structures that exist on some planets. Each artifact can be activated with a rather massive power expenditure. When activated, it will produce one Victory Point per galactic turn. The first faction to reach 100 Victory Points wins.

Confiscation

Planet governors may confiscate structures built by other players on the planet. They must pay the metal cost of the structure to the previous owner.

Faction leaders with metal quotas may confiscate structures belonging to faction members anywhere, without compensation.