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1. You can conquer planets with magnates. Same type of thing if you conquer a planet of another race.
2. If you send a colony ship to a magnate planet, and establish a colony it will be a sweetspot. That planet is already a sweetspot for the magante race. And since the magnate race is the majority on the planet, it will show up as a sweetspot, and terraforming will keep it a sweetspot for whatever race is the majority on the planet.
3. Yes. Anything any planet builds will be of the race that is the majority on the planet. (Including conquered races). This includes ground troops (I like building gragantuan ground troops, especially if I am a weak ground fighter), and also even works for colony ships. This is why some people make it a point to colonize magnates as early as possible, so that those planets can produce their own colony ships (which will treat other types of planets as sweetspots/green, etc.)... unfortunately, there is currently no way to look at an uncolonized planet from a viewpoint that is different than your default race..
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AntaranX
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It can happen that the minor population will migrate to other planets because usually magnate civ planets are not best suited for normal races...
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Silmarillion92
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You may also simply send an outpost ship to thos planet. Once landed, you may set migration to it on the planets panel to speed up the process of creation of a real colony. It's a bi longer than sending a colony ship but soooo cheaper !
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