The Machine Empires themselves have been tailored to be as distinct from one another as possible in many ways, including how they deal with Ascended synth empires: Rogue Servitors gain Unity from their lazy organic creators and their influence output changes based on the percentage of organic population, since these precious, pampered Masters don’t produce a lot of resources. New conquered races become “Bio Trophies” as well. The organics have a citizenship type called “Bio Trophies” and live under the “Mandatory Pampering” citizenship law, meaning robots not only serve them but also take over the tedious task of governing so “The Masters” can live idle, carefree lives. “Rogue Servitors”: Similar to Assimilators, these have robot overlords and organic creators. Assimilators deal with organic life the same way they dealt with their creator race: with brain chips. Assimilators begin the game with machine pops as well as cyborg creator pops that have been absorbed into their consciousness. “Assimilators”: Once you go Borg, you never go back? These consist of both machine overlords and an organic creator race. They either exterminate organic life or plug them into pods to use as batteries. They engage in diplomacy with other synthetic empires, including organics who have completed the synthetic Ascension Path. “Exterminators”: The machine equivalent of Fanatic Purifier or Devouring Swarm, this is a Skynet-like robotic defense system that rebelled and thinks of organic life as a plague to be exterminated. “Ethos” (the default): Machines that broke the yoke of their organic oppressors but are neutral, with normal diplomacy, this Empire can either purge or expel organic pops on conquered worlds. There are four types of Machine Empires, each of which deals with organic pops in different ways: Machine Empires cannot choose any of the three major Ascension Paths Machine Empires are distinct from Ascended synthetic empires already present in the game Machine Empires are similar to biological hive minds: they don’t have factions or elections and can’t integrate organic pops as normal citizens In a lengthy interview with PCGamer, Stellaris game director Martin Anward shared many more details on Machine Empires, including: There will be also be new synthetic race portraits as well as expanded voice packs. Oppressed inorganic beings may rebel against their masters and create new empires, or players could even discover a fallen synthetic civilization as they explore the galaxy. Stellaris: Synthetic Dawn is the latest Story Pack to come to Paradox's sci-fi 4x strategy title. You can play a people inspired by the Borg, Skynet or even Wall-E. Game features and event chains allow your synthetic society to expand as a robot hivemind and become an AI-led network that takes over the galaxy. Synthetic Dawn allows players to start the game as a Machine Empire, aka a society made up entirely of robots. Paradox has announced new upcoming DLC for their sci-fi 4x strategy title Stellaris: a Story Pack titled Synthetic Dawn that focuses heavily on non-organic life like robots, sentient machines, cyborgs, androids, machine empires and whatever else you’d like to call them.
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