What RimWorld DLCs Are Covered on RimWorld Wiki?

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RimWorld Wiki's main page lists five DLCs — Royalty, Ideology, Biotech, Anomaly, and Odyssey — each with its own set of linked topic pages. If you want to know what an expansion adds before buying or installing it, the DLC section is the fastest entry point: it groups each expansion's core systems (psycasts, ideoligions, genes, entities, gravships) into a short list of links rather than a single overview article.

The five DLCs and what each covers

The wiki's DLC section links to these topic areas:

DLC Topics linked on the main page
Royalty Titles, Quests, Psycasts, Techprints, Persona weapons
Ideology Ideoligions, Roles, Rituals, Styles, Slavery
Biotech Pregnancy & Babies, Children, Genes & Xenotypes, Mechanitors & Mech gestation, Pollution
Anomaly Void study, Monolith, Entities, Containment, Psychic rituals
Odyssey Gravships, Biomes & Landmarks, Orbit, Unique weapons, Animals & Fishing

Each link leads to a page or category for that system, so you can jump straight to the mechanic you care about instead of reading a general expansion summary.

How DLC content sits alongside the base game

DLC topics are not isolated. The main page organizes them next to base-game categories:

  • Concepts — Basics, Colony Building, Gameplay, Combat, World
  • Items — Gear, Resources, Technology, Building
  • Life — Characters, Flora, Fauna

This means a question like "how do psycasts interact with combat?" can be answered by moving between the Royalty links and the Combat section, rather than staying inside one DLC silo.

Using the DLC section to decide what to read next

  • Checking what an expansion adds: open the DLC's linked topics and skim the page titles — they map directly to the systems the expansion introduces.
  • Comparing expansions: the topic lists are short enough to scan side by side; for example, Royalty centers on titles and psycasts, while Biotech centers on reproduction, genes, and mechanitors.
  • Finding a specific mechanic: if you already know the term (e.g., "containment" or "gravships"), the DLC list tells you which expansion it belongs to.

The wiki states it is currently maintaining 2,825 articles, and the DLC pages are part of that count, so coverage depth varies by topic. For version-specific behavior, check the Version history page, since the current stable versions listed are 1.6.4850 and 1.23.