编辑“新手指南”（章节）

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[[Empire#Origins|Origins]] determine the circumstances behind your empire's rise to power, and affect certain conditions or events in the home system. Most simply alter the state of the home world and distribution of pops, but some even start with a pre-existing diplomatic arrangement with other empires. The default origin is {{iconify|Prosperous Unification}}, which gives the empire more starting population and a small bonus to their homeworld for the first 10 years of the game.

Other origins are ''not'' designed to be balanced with each other. There are powerful origins like {{iconify|Scion}} and challenging origins like {{iconify|Doomsday}} and {{iconify|Life-Seeded}}.

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For the first playthrough, {{iconify|Prosperous Unification}} is always a good option, as its bonuses are simple and unobtrusive for the player empire. Alternatively, {{iconify|Lost Colony}}, which spawns a parent empire somewhere in the galaxy, can be used for the same reasons. {{iconify|Galactic Doorstep}} however is not recommended as a couple of its outcomes cause hostile fleets to spawn within the empire's home system.

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If you feel like getting deep into the mechanics of Stellaris on your first try, you can try {{iconify|Remnants}}, which allows you to start out roughly similar to other empires with the option of eventually upgrading your capital world to an ecumenopolis.

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{{iconify|Scion}} is a powerful origin for you to use if you have the option, and an excellent starting pick for new players as there are plenty of bonuses to get and very little to lose (aside from being the subject of one of the most powerful empires in the galaxy).
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