effect create_archaeological_site = Console Command
Documentation and examples for the effect create_archaeological_site = command in Stellaris.
effect create_archaeological_site =
This command creates the specified archeological site on the planet you currently have selected. Note that archaeological sites are unique and some can only be placed on specific planets.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
Archaelogical Site IDrequired | The ID of the archaeological site you wish to add to your empire. |
Command builder
Fill in the parameters to build a ready-to-paste effect create_archaeological_site = command. Fields with a dropdown let you pick a valid ID.
Examples
Here are some examples of how to use effect create_archaeological_site =.
This command will 'Abandoned Colony Ruins' to the selected celestial body.
This command will create a random archaeological site to the celestial body.
In-depth description
This command, effect create_archaeological_site, is used to add an archaeological site to a specific celestial body in the game Stellaris.
The archaeological site ID must be specified after the equals sign for a specific site to be created.
However, if you replace the site ID with the word random, a random archaeological site will be created instead.
In Stellaris, archaeological sites give players a way to uncover ancient relics, explore historical mysteries, and learn more about the galaxy's past. These sites offer a sort of mini-game where you solve the puzzle of the site by continuously excavating it.
This command is extremely helpful if you are looking forward to gaining unique technologies, gaining minor artifacts, or adding further depth to the story of the galaxy in the game.
It adds another layer of depth, as these sites have hints and clues about ancient civilizations and their demise, which could lead to game altering revelations or bonuses.
You might use this command when you want to explore more lore within the game or if your civilization could benefit from the rewards that can be reaped from solving these sites.