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Undeath Worlds

The Undeath Worlds mod provides a new Ascension Perk (requires Climate Restoration) that gives you the decision to let the world be reborn as an undead world that provides a unique set of districts.

Districts:
Pyramid District: Ordinary urban district.
Monolith District: Provides 3 jobs for 1 technician, a miner, and a farmer each
Grave District: provides 3 Chronicler jobs, whether or not you have citizenship, provides 1 Necromancer/Death Cult job with their civilian skills.
Conversion District: provides 3 jobs for necrophages for necrophytes, provides 3 research jobs for everyone else.

Planet Bonuses:
10% resources from jobs.
10% less housing use.
10% population growth rate.
+10 Planet Housing.

Ring Segments:
Pyramid Segment: Normal urban segment.
Monolith Segment: Gives 30 jobs to technician, miner, and farmer at 10 each
Grave Segment: Provides 20 Summoner jobs regardless of whether you have a civilian level, provides 5 Necromancer/Death Cult jobs with their civilian skills.
Conversion Segment: Provides 20 Necrophyte jobs for Necrophages, provides 20 research jobs for everyone else.

Ring bonuses:
20% resources from jobs.
20% less housing usage.
20% population growth rate.
+20 Planet Housing.
+12 Max Buildings.

Addons:
(Patch)Undeath Worlds Purging Overwrite
Undeath Worlds + Real Space - System Scale
Undeath Worlds + UI Overhaul

When I overwrote the description I see now that I'm missing links to other mods I included pre-overwrite:
The Necrotic Plague by Flying Scorpion
The Dark Arts of Necromancy [3.2.2] by Inksitor
Currently compatibility with Necrotic Plague is broken for some reason but I'll leave the link for anyone interested in what it adds.

I accidentally overwrote the description with the one from my Necrodian Moons mod (twice now thanks to the launcher for that completely useless feature) but thankfully a Russian mod hosting site TOP-MODS RU[top-mods.ru] had the old (or at least an old) description up. I then used DeepL[www.deepl.com] to translate it back to english. So thanks to both of those sites for existing.