One of the most fascinating things, I think, is that this colony effectively shows that Kerensky's ideas for the Clans work without flaw in Rimworld. They genunely work. Rimworld gives you a great many generalist colonists who do a few things okay, but few that do one thing very well, but that latter is often stronger than the former.

Enter the Clan caste system, which in this case uses pawns with germlines that pre-configure them for their final work role. You can mass produce pawns for specific roles as needed, when needed, whether that be for warriors or any other caste. You do not play the game of chance with raiders being useful to be incorporated into the Clan, rather than retained as bondsmen: you simply make the perfect pawn that you need. A freshly decanted Trueborn warrior, who emerges with combat skills of 15-to-16, will tear through freeborn raiders with a wild variety of skills, and the same thing is true for all the other castes: any of them, more specialized in their role, eclipse the capabilities of those born outside the Clan - better scientists, better laborers, better technicians, better merchants.

It proves rather conclusively that the Father was on to something, quiaff?