Trial, Error and Entombment

We have learned that the natives of … chose to partially preserve their dead prior to burial - a practice they held to even after assimilation. Hospital records led us to a nearby overgrown mausoleum, untouched by conflict. This bounty of a find gives us our clearest picture yet of how the inhabitants of … not only resisted augmentation, but were able to 'de-cyberize'. We found original, organic remains alongside full cyborgs, and even a few individuals with surgical scar tissue formed months before deaths by natural causes. Many more appear to have died while being operated on. Despite having superlative immune systems, their medieval approach to de-cyberization clearly had a rather low success rate. Still, there is much we might learn from the surgical trials conducted here - successful and otherwise.

The command below will trigger the "Trial, Error and Entombment" event in Stellaris:

When this event fires, you can choose between these 2 options:

• Interesting.
  • The Embodied Identity shift towards …
  • Leads to event: Grounds for Removal
  • Society: +None to None
• Let us learn from their examples.
  • We may devote additional resources to 'de-cyberizing' ourselves.
  • Society: +None to None

Stellaris events fire in chains — one event leads to the next. Here is how Trial, Error and Entombment (unplugged.2125) connects.