Menial Drone jobs are generally equivalent to Worker stratum jobs from regular empires. Unlike individualist empires, drones demote immediately. Gestalt Consciousness empires have only two main strata, Menial Drones and Complex Drones. These relatively privileged slaves keep their less fortunate brethren in line. Generated by the capital and Overseer Residences buildings Toilers perform the grueling menial labor required to keep the crude infrastructure of the Thrall-World running. Generated automatically for Pops that can't find a job Servants perform various menial domestic tasks and household work for their masters. Generated automatically for pops that can't find a job They have but one purpose: to become food for their betters. Their organic energy will be absorbed, until they expire. Slave jobs can only be worked by pops belonging to a species that is enslaved. This stratum is also used by slaves of Gestalt Consciousness empires. Space-Time Anomaly Researcher/Space-Time Anomaly DroneĬulture Workers and Death Chroniclers gain other effects depending on the empire's governing ethics:įor Worker jobs, new pops will always take the job from a current pop if the new pop's weight is higher.Dimensional Portal Researcher/Dimensional Portal Drone.None (Synapse Drones are classified as Administrators)
Livestock, Grid Amalgamated, and purge jobs will benefit from the corresponding building (such as Mineral Purification Plants for lithoid livestock, lithoid processing, or lithoid forced labor), but are not otherwise considered to be e.g. This doesn't apply to just the specific Miner job, but to all jobs in the Miner jobs category, including but not limited to Scrap Miners and Cave Cleaners. For example, Mineral Purification Plants add +1 Mineral output to Miners. Additive modifiers do not apply to sub-categories but multiplicative ones do. This allows modifiers to apply to multiple job types. Most jobs belong to a job category that is mentioned on certain tooltips and groups it together with other similar jobs.
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