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The Xeloxi are almost perfectly self-interested, with no system of morality beyond the simple truth that an individual should seek their own maximum benefit. They find other civilizations' systems of laws hilariously quaint and misguided. | The Xeloxi are almost perfectly self-interested, with no system of morality beyond the simple truth that an individual should seek their own maximum benefit. They find other civilizations' systems of laws hilariously quaint and misguided. | ||
Be prepared to deal with high crime. With the Xeloxi, the answer isn't always to try to reduce it. Higher crime unlocks special improvements on their worlds, and with the right policies they can spread Crime to other civilizations' worlds as well. | Be prepared to deal with high crime. With the Xeloxi, the answer isn't always to try to reduce it. Higher crime unlocks special improvements on their worlds, and with the right policies they can spread Crime to other civilizations' worlds as well.<ref>For [[Crime]] and how to deal with it as Xeloxi, see [https://www.galciv4.com/article/512124/a-guide-to-the-xeloxi-their-playstyle-and-their-interaction-with-crime this article].</ref> | ||
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The Xeloxi represent a faction in Galactic Civilizations IV. They are led by Ceridwen.
The Xeloxi are almost perfectly self-interested, with no system of morality beyond the simple truth that an individual should seek their own maximum benefit. They find other civilizations' systems of laws hilariously quaint and misguided.
Be prepared to deal with high crime. With the Xeloxi, the answer isn't always to try to reduce it. Higher crime unlocks special improvements on their worlds, and with the right policies they can spread Crime to other civilizations' worlds as well.<ref>For Crime and how to deal with it as Xeloxi, see this article.</ref>
History
A civilization founded entirely on the principles of self-interest leads to a curious side-effect (at least in the eyes of an outsider): every Xeloxi citizen is a criminal. The Xeloxi government, no less criminal itself, maintains control over this unruly mob through brutal and often random displays of power. Surprisingly, this seemingly unworkable system - which other civilizations might see as the darkest chapters of their history - is not only stable for the Xeloxi, but actually allows them to thrive.
Leader & Citizens
Leader
Ceridwen
Ceridwen is the leader of the Xeloxi. Pretends to come from Xeloxi elite, but was actually raised in the dark back-alleys of Refuge.
Traits
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 Sovereign
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 Opportunistic
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Citizens - Xeloxi
Xeloxi have few redeeming qualities, if by few you mean none. Their culture rewards strong action and concerns like ethics or compassion were lost long ago. Every Xeloxi is a criminal and generates Crime.
Traits
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Default Military Advisor
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Default Science Advisor
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Default Colonization Advisor
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Default Political Advisor
Gameplay
Xeloxi utilize the Master_Tree. They start with the following.
- +1500 Credits
- +5 Colony Population
- The Starbases tech
Star System
The home system of the Xeloxi. It contains a single class 25 Desert world and 2 small worlds. With it's Blue Star Blue Star at the center.
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Habitable (Desert World) | Class 4 Planet |
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Habitable (Desert World) | Class 25 Planet |
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Habitable (Volcanic World) | Class 4 Planet |
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Ship Design
Callsign - X.E.S. The primary material of Xeloxi ships is Medium Reflectivity (Bright Lights) and the secondary is High Reflectivity (Bright Lights).