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Terraforming Guide

Par nebulæ et 1 collaborateur(s)

Describes terraforming in Endless Space: the various planet types, planet type bonuses and how to terraform one planet type into another.

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Index du guide

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Introduction

Quick Reference

Technology Requirements

Planet Type Bonuses

Planet Populations

Class V Planets

Class IV Planets

Class III Planets

Class II Planets

Class I Planets

Asteroid Belt

Notes

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Introduction

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Endless Space has 12 types of planets (not including asteroid belts). Each planet type has an associated approval rating. Gas giants have a -20 approval negative effect and lush terrestrial planets have no effect on approval rating. Planet types also have bonuses for Food, Industry, Dust and Science (FIDS). The in-game icons for each is: Approval

, Food

, Industry

, Dust

and Science

.

Terraforming requires researching technologies than can be found on the bottom of the Technology Tree under Exploration and Expansion. Terraforming to Class I and II planets requires access to special resources. Tundra planets require Adamantian. Arid Planets require Siderite.
All Class I planets require access to Quadrinix.

Quick Reference

This quick reference guide groups the different planet types by their primary bonuses. The top row shows the Class V planets, which are gas giant planets. The second row has Class IV, followed by Class III and Class II. The bottom row has Class I planets, which are lush terrestrial planets. Once all the proper technologies are researched, terraforming can be performed between any row and the one above or below it. Planet types on the same row can also be terraformed.

Example #1:

A system contains a Helium planet that needs to be converted to an Arctic planet to reduce the negative Approval effect but keep the Science bonus. If the Helium planet is colonized and the correct technologies are known (Deuyivan Construction, Atmospheric Engineering and Low-Temp Hydration), the following transformation can occur:

Helium --> Barren --> Arctic

Example #2:

A Tundra planet's Industry bonus was helpful to improve a system but now more Dust is required to support it. The Tundra planet can be terraformed to an Hydrogen planet with the correct technologies (Low-Temp Hydration, Graviton Manipulation and Deuyivan Construction):

Tundra --> Arctic --> Lava --> Hydrogen

Example #3:

Late in the game a new solar system is colonized with two huge gas giant planets; one Methane and the other Hydrogen. These planets would make excellent Jungle planets in order to support a higher population with a focus on Industry. There are several terraforming routes to take but here are two that would work with the right technologies (Graviton Manipulation, Soil Revivification, Low-Temp Hydration, Exotic Thermodynamics and Mass Hydration) and access to the right resources (Adamantian and Quadrinix):

Methane --> Lava --> Arctic --> Tundra --> Jungle
Hydrogen --> Lava --> Desert --> Tundra --> Jungle

Technology Requirements

Terraforming can be performed after researching the appropriate technology in the Exploration and Expansion branch of the technology tree. The technologies listed below are required to terraform a planet into the named planet type.

Class V Planets

Deuyivan Construction - Methane, Hydrogen and Helium planet types

Class IV Planets

Graviton Manipulation - Lava planet type

Atmospheric Engineering - Barren planet type

Class III Planets

Soil Revivification - Desert planet type

Low-Temp Hydration - Arctic planet type

Class II Planets

Exotic Thermodynamics - Tundra planet type

Mass Particle Displacement - Arid planet type

Class I Planets

Complex Regulated Systems - Terran planet type

Mass Hydration - Jungle and Ocean planet types

Planet Type Bonuses

Each planet type has different effects for Approval, Food, Industy, Dust and Science.

Approval Negative Effects:

Class V: -20 Approval
Class IV: -15 Approval
Class III: -10 Approval
Class II: -5 Approval
Class I: n/a

Planet Food Bonuses:

Class V: n/a
Class IV: n/a
Class III: +1 Food
Class II: +2 Food
Class I: +4 Food

Planet Industry Bonuses:

Class V (Methane): +20 Industry , +1 Dust and +1 Science
Class IV (Lava): +12 Industry and +1 Dust
Class III: n/a
Class II (Tundra): +6 Industry , +2 Dust and +2 Science
Class I (Jungle): +4 Industry , +2 Dust and +2 Science

Planet Dust Bonuses:

Class V (Hydrogen): +1 Industry , +20 Dust and +1 Science
Class IV: n/a
Class III (Desert): +1 Industry and + 9 Dust
Class II (Arid): +2 Industry , +6 Dust and +2 Science
Class I (Terran): +2 Industry , +4 Dust and +2 Science

Planet Science Bonuses:

Class V (Helium): +1 Industry , +1 Dust and +20 Science
Class IV (Barren): +1 Industry and +12 Science
Class III (Arctic): +1 Dust and +9 Science
Class II: n/a
Class I (Ocean): +2 Industry , +2 Dust and +4 Science

Planet Populations

The minimum population for each planet depends on the planet type as well as the planet size. Planets range in size from tiny to huge. The minimum populations are shown below for each class of planet. Some technologies and planet anomalies affect these values.

Tiny

Class V: +1 Population (methane, hydrogen and helium)
Class IV: +1 Population (lava and barren)
Class III: +2 Population (desert and arctic)
Class II: +3 Population (tundra and arid)
Class I: +4 Population (jungle, terran and ocean)

Small

Class V: +2 Population (methane, hydrogen and helium)
Class IV: +2 Population (lava and barren)
Class III: +3 Population (desert and arctic)
Class II: +4 Population (tundra and arid)
Class I: +5 Population (jungle, terran and ocean)

Medium

Class V: +3 Population (methane, hydrogen and helium)
Class IV: +3 Population (lava and barren)
Class III: +4 Population (desert and arctic)
Class II: +5 Population (tundra and arid)
Class I: +6 Population (jungle, terran and ocean)

Large

Class V: +3 Population (methane, hydrogen and helium)
Class IV: +4 Population (lava and barren)
Class III: +5 Population (desert and arctic)
Class II: +7 Population (tundra and arid)
Class I: +8 Population (jungle, terran and ocean)

Huge

Class V: +4 Population (methane, hydrogen and helium)
Class IV: +4 Population (lava and barren)
Class III: +6 Population (desert and arctic)
Class II: +8 Population (tundra and arid)
Class I: +10 Population (jungle, terran and ocean)

Class V Planets

Class V planets include Methane, Hydrogen and Helium planet types.

Methane Planet - Industry Bonus

Methane planets can be terraformed to:

Other Class V planets: Hydrogen and Helium
Class IV planets: Lava and Barren

Hydrogen Planet - Dust Bonus

Hydrogen planets can be terraformed to:

Other Class V planets: Methane and Helium
Class IV planets: Lava and Barren

Helium Planet - Science Bonus

Helium planets can be terraformed to:

Other Class V planets: Methane and Hydrogen
Class IV planets: Lava and Barren

Class IV Planets

Class IV planets include Lava and Barren planet types.

Lava Planet - Industry Bonus

Lava planets can be terraformed to:

Class V planets: Methane, Hydrogen and Helium
Other Class IV planets: Barren
Class III planets: Desert and Arctic

Barren Planet - Science Bonus

Barren planets can be terraformed to:

Class V planets: Methane, Hydrogen and Helium
Other Class IV planets: Lava
Class III planets: Desert and Arctic

Class III Planets

Class III planets include Desert and Arctic planet types.

Desert Planet - Dust Bonus

Desert planets can be terraformed to:

Class IV planets: Lava and Barren
Other Class III planets: Arctic
Class II planets: Tundra and Arid

Arctic Planet - Science Bonus

Arctic planets can be terraformed to:

Class IV planets: Lava and Barren
Other Class III planets: Desert
Class II planets: Tundra and Arid

Class II Planets

Class II planets include Tundra and Arid planet types. Terraforming to a Class II planet requires access to special resources. Tundra planets require Adamantian. Arid Planets require Siderite.

Tundra Planet - Industry Bonus

Tundra planets can be terraformed to:

Class III planets: Desert and Arctic
Other Class II planets: Arid
Class I planets: Jungle, Terran and Ocean

Arid Planet - Dust Bonus

Arid planets can be terraformed to:

Class III planets: Desert and Arctic
Other Class II planets: Tundra
Class I planets: Jungle, Terran and Ocean

Class I Planets

Class I planets include Jungle, Terran and Ocean planet types. Terraforming to a Class I planet requires access to the special resource Quadrinix.

Jungle Planet - Industry Bonus

Jungle planets can be terraformed to:

Class II planets: Tundra and Arid
Other Class I planets: Terran and Ocean

Terran Planet - Dust Bonus

Terran planets can be terraformed to:

Class II planets: Tundra and Arid
Other Class I planets: Jungle and Ocean

Ocean Planet - Science Bonus

Ocean planets can be terraformed to:

Class II planets: Tundra and Arid
Other Class I planets: Jungle and Terran

Asteroid Belt

Asteroid belts can be colonized but cannot be terraformed.

Notes

nebulæ a écrit :
Created July 6, 2014.
Updated quick reference July 8, 2014.
Added technology descriptions July 13, 2014.
Added planet sizes and FIDS symbols Aug 15, 2014.
Updated quick reference to include FIDS, added planet and asteroid info Feb 21, 2015.

16 commentaires

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Mister Universe 21 juil. 2021 à 11h58

Thanks for the guide, very good

Jamison [I was phished, sorry] 7 juil. 2016 à 11h28

Helpful, thanks!

Barack 10 avr. 2016 à 10h38

Tbh i'm playing this game for years now and i still don't know why you should terraform and when.

best bulliet target 28 janv. 2016 à 2h15

terra form to incresse the yeild. it's not that hard. any of the type 1 are the best you can get (double the citizens) and they can hav way more active bounses and end in hundreds if not thousand for the entire system.

americanman_4_life 15 nov. 2015 à 19h09

So... just to be clear, when you get to mid or late game, you can Terraform to change certain system, to balance all the bonuses of system, and become a stronger system?

Or do you terraform various systems, to the strength of one Bonus?? I mean, do you have one system all science? One system all Production? One system all Dust?? if that makes ense. Just carious. I'm stuck still trying to make sense of the terraforming challenges.

You answered alot about the how, and what it does... but not the why. Why you terraform?

valentinian1 15 juil. 2015 à 5h13

Very helpful. I'm an old MOO2 player who thought that teriforming went one direction only. Now I see the chart is split. At the top go for gas giants, and at the bottom jungle and terran.

QueerventureTime 14 mars 2015 à 22h11

I'd love to know the output calculations for each planet type at max population/improvements/research/etc. if possible. Great guide though!

That One Strange Fellow 7 janv. 2015 à 0h05

During my testing, I have found that by late-late-game Jungle worlds with Hyper-Scale Farms produce the most production/dust(if converted over). This would be because of the abundence of Food upgrades (doubling Food output anyone?) and the Food->Industry converter. At which point systems can give extremely large amounts of production and/or dust for the late game. I'm not sure about early game though, Class V seems to be very powerful during the mid game with Class III or IV being best for IDS early game.

Lichlord9333 6 nov. 2014 à 10h03

Class 4 or 5 planets are still the best to have around in endgame they just produce a load more of FIDS but population wise their not big however so some improvements are less good consider wisely what to take and what to skip.

To give you an example of a system purely made of class 4s for indutrial output see here
*note* this is like extremely end game in a huge galaxy I was earning of the thousand dust a turn...
http://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=277829601

undertherox 22 juil. 2014 à 2h51

Perfect guide to have open constantly for quick reference. Also the tier list for the planets looks like it would be included as a glossy reference handout in the box. Be nice to have the fids details somewhere too, still the best guide for getting the most of out of your planets though

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