Terraforming a planet where a space age creature already is living will give the player a Relation bonus with the notable exception that the Grox consider this an act of war, as they can only live on T0 planets. Note that one can purchase single-use tools that can be placed on a planet to reduce the occurrence of biological disasters, as well as to protect abducted species. Place efficient cities to get the most Spice from a world. Here are the uses/motivations of using the terraforming tools:Īlthough not really terraforming, it is one of the motivations for terraforming.Īlmost all planets have a certain color of Spice. Note however, making the planet T3 does not take your city limit there to 10, this is only available to homeworlds. Upgrading a T1 planet to T2 and T3 will increase the number of cities available to build to two and three respectively. The homeworld of each playable species is always T3. T0 planets cannot support life (with the exception of the Grox), and must be converted to at least T1 to support regular life, and further abilities are available when upgrading the Terrascore past T1. When terraforming, there are four T-scores which represent the ability of the planet to sustain life. There are a variety of tools available for this, which are separated into single-use and energy using tools. Terraforming is the process of making an uninhabitable planet habitable (or vice versa), as well as changing the overall geographic structure of a planet. Terraforming (Terra being the Latin word for "Earth", therefore meaning "Earth-forming") is a process in Spore, in the Space Stage.
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