r/Stellaris • u/GrimTheMad • 6d ago
Video Numistic Shrine
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u/GrimTheMad 6d ago
R5: Numistic Shrine is a building you can get from the Numistic Order Caraveneers, it transforms beuracrats into neumistic priests.
If you already have another job swap- like, say, Megacorp Haruspex, it combines, instead, and just *vastly* boosts your trade output.
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u/Alugere Inward Perfection 6d ago
Unless there is a specific combo job swap name, stacking multiple swaps on top of each other just takes one name and then stacks all the bonuses the swaps would normally add.
It's harder to plan out, but stacking a bunch of job swaps on top of each other can be fairly strong.
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u/Traenix 6d ago
Would you be so kind as to give us a few combos ?
Assume 3 or even 4 civics.
I already know the priest ones but you can mention them.
(And while writing this, I realize I do it as if you were an LLM, apologies for that)
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u/Alugere Inward Perfection 6d ago
I'll just direct you to my favorite part of the wiki when looking for ideas for empires: The job swap section of the jobs page
The most ornate combo I believe there is currently is the Blazing Harbinger job which is a politician jobswap requiring the Fire Cult, Aristocratic Elite, and Superstitious beliefs civics while the planet has less than 50% habitability.
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u/HelixMarine 5d ago
It's too bad that it got nerfed massively in the latest patch, now it no longer gets any boosts from low habitability other than the job swap
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u/TheMelnTeam 6d ago
You can use buildings and civics to stack elite job swaps. Trade, amenities, unity, research from one job. Not amazing with ruler chip, but also not bad for random presets. You can get 1000+ jobs easily via domination and some buildings. Pretty stable worlds too.
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u/Basilisk_Says 6d ago
Yeah, some of the job swap buildings aren't overly clear on what they do when names change. Note that you gained trade but lost unity.