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| rdfs:comment | - In Galactic Civilizations II: Dread Lords there are four different governors. Each settled planet has a colony governor that can automatically act to update the improvements of a planet when new technologies are researched. The other three governors can be used for more global actions across your entire empire. You can use the rally point governor to quickly re-direct ships from one rally point to another. Another governor allows you to quickly stop building one type of ship and switch those planets to make another type of ship. A third general purpose governor allows quick changes to the rally points for newly constructed ships.
- If a Settlement is formed, but a licensed prospector has not been assigned to it, the first prospetor that should come across it may request governorship. In all cases the title of Governor and primary access to the Settlements resources shall be given to the first requestor. - Central Trading Prospector's Exodus Guide, pg. 143 Settlements can be seized by other prospectors by attacking a governed Settlement and winning. The governorship is instantly transferred to the victor.
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| abstract | - If a Settlement is formed, but a licensed prospector has not been assigned to it, the first prospetor that should come across it may request governorship. In all cases the title of Governor and primary access to the Settlements resources shall be given to the first requestor. - Central Trading Prospector's Exodus Guide, pg. 143 Each Settlement on Mars, irregardless of population can be lead by a single governor. This governor shall be the first player who approaches the Settlement and claims it. The same procedure applies to settlements that were once owned but released in a cashout. Governing Settlements boosts the players bonus to hitting a motherload when mining volcanoes or exploring ruins. Settlements can be seized by other prospectors by attacking a governed Settlement and winning. The governorship is instantly transferred to the victor.
- In Galactic Civilizations II: Dread Lords there are four different governors. Each settled planet has a colony governor that can automatically act to update the improvements of a planet when new technologies are researched. The other three governors can be used for more global actions across your entire empire. You can use the rally point governor to quickly re-direct ships from one rally point to another. Another governor allows you to quickly stop building one type of ship and switch those planets to make another type of ship. A third general purpose governor allows quick changes to the rally points for newly constructed ships.
- If a Settlement is formed, but a licensed prospector has not been assigned to it, the first prospetor that should come across it may request governorship. In all cases the title of Governor and primary access to the Settlements resources shall be given to the first requestor. - Central Trading Prospector's Exodus Guide, pg. 143 Each Settlement on Mars, irregardless of population can be lead by a single governor. This governor shall be the first player who approaches the Settlement and claims it. The same procedure applies to settlements that were once owned but released in a cashout. Governing Settlements boosts the players bonus to hitting a motherload when exploring ruins. Being the governor of a settlement also increases the value of minerals sold at that settlement. Settlements can be seized by other prospectors by attacking a governed Settlement and winning. The governorship is instantly transferred to the victor.
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