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Exodus Gate
Exodus Gate (CivBE)
Project in Beyond Earth
Cost 1750 Production
Requires 13 Purity Purity
Nanotechnology
Purpose Planetary Wonder. Used to bring Earthling Settlers through a warp gate from Earth. Leads to the Promised Land Victory.

The Exodus Gate requires Nanotechnology and Purity level 13.

"Used to bring Earthling Settlers through a warp gate from Earth. Leads to the Promised land Victory."

To build this Wonder, select Exodus Gate from the city Wonders build list. It can be built on an owned tile within 5 distance of the city. Select a suitable hex and answer the confirmation prompt.

To use this building, simply select it and use the Summon Earthling Settler ability. Twenty Earthling Settlers must be settled for a victory.

Earthling Settlers use the same placement rules as settlements. Up to 6 settlers can be settled in a single settlement, meaning that at least 4 settlements are necessary to win the Promised Land victory.

The Exodus Gate can be attacked and destroyed to prevent victory. It has 300 health, 0 defense and can be garrisoned like a city (providing 20% of unit melee strength as defense). To be destroyed at least 3 attacks are required, with the last one being melee. If it is destroyed, the Gate must be reconstructed if more Earthling Settlers are needed. Settlements can be destroyed by pillaging the tile. It is possible to lose the Gate and win the game if enough Earthling Settlers were summoned.

History[]

An imperfect analogy: An ocean liner breaks down in the middle of the ocean. Satnav no longer works, and the crew no longer knows how to use a sextant. There are enough powered boats to send a small portion of the crew and passengers over the horizon to look for help. The boats are prepared and filled, and then sent away. What is life like for those on the broken-down liner? They have invested the best of their resources in the departed, yet there is scant hope that these few small boats can cross the ocean, find help, and return. And yet this imperfect analogy gives us a taste of what life was like for those remaining behind on Earth after the Inflection Point. Scarcity, want, strife, and perpetual waiting were the lot of those left behind.

It is little wonder that the Earthlings should quickly grow despondent. The odds of the Seeding being successful were always slim. Why should the colonists honor their mandate to rescue the Earth? Would it not be easier, more attractive, and simpler to start over from a world of plenty? Surely this was the case in some colonies, but there were just enough who remembered and honored the old promise of the Seeding, and when the time came, they were prepared to rescue the despondent, starving people of Earth.

The Exodus Gate is a marvel of applied spatial physics, first theorized on Earth, but brought to fruition by colonial scientists. Once the geography of vast distances became less tyrannical, and ways were found to keep the wormhole stable from a single end, then the work began of bringing humanity onto the new world, and stabilizing conditions on the old one. In many ways, while the Exodus Gate is a marvel of engineering, it was also a marvel of social logistics. Entire nations had to be brought forward onto the new world and settled, quickly, in refugee camps, to make room for the throngs passing through. And the people of Earth streamed through the gate, even as the other colonial powers did everything in their effort to stem the human tide.

But this was not possible, for the Gate-Openers knew and understood the fundamental power that is in all people. They were wise, and they had prepared for this day over many lifetimes. They felt it their duty and privilege and great mandate to bring the Old Earth to the New Eden. That guns were pointed against them, and that food was scarce, that was not to be accounted for. The opening of the Exodus Gate was the last pained pang of Humanity in transition to a glorious new beginning, led by those who had remembered the debt to those left behind.


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