I'm the opposite. I don't like any of the dlc. I've bought them all and all are boring compared to the base game.

I'm on the opposite side, I've not purchased any dlc and I'm very happy with my time spent with the game, also without mods I feel like there's more than enough to keep me going (along with a dozen other AAA+quality indie games vying for my attention) I've long been on the fence for purchasing dlc for any of them because I already don't have enough time to play them all.

(Factorio, satisfactory, dwarf fortress, against the storm, monster train, slay the spire, pioneer of pagonia, Mount and blade, faster than light, and Oxygen not included, with plenty more on my radar, I love rim world, and if it were the only game I undoubtedly would've gone into mods and dlc, but there's not enough resources, maybe Randy will bless me with more time and money).

I love writing them reviews and saying nice things in their discussion boards, if the dlc were bundled or went on significant sale I'd snap it up in a heartbeat, but then it would loom over me for not spending more time playing it (it would loom even more if purchased at full price, and name me feel guilty for enjoying other games)

Biotech is the best one till now, because it adds a framework on essential stuff that lots of mods can easily build on.

I know there were mods adding kids before, I tried them, some were good but all had some kind of clunkyness and big compatibility issues.

And xeno genetics may be a bit less powerful than the Humanoid Alien Race mod in what can actually be done, but again, a great base for inter-compatible stuff. And since they're modified human pawns and not other beings you get easy hybrids and crazy mad science stuff around it.

I think the tentacles might be growing out of her back. And the "handbag" is definitely a grimoire (or at least a book)! It has bookmarks in it.

Spell book and potions?

This would share a ton of design space with the psychic stuff they added in Royalty, so I would be surprised if this is it. It would also just feel like a bit of a departure from the theme of rimworld, which has always tried to err on the side of scifi over fantasy.

I was just discussing with my partner though and I have no idea where they go from where they are. Ideology was already so massive that it's hard to think of something outside of that box.

I kinda hope it isn’t. The current magic mods are so amazing, that I’d rather see the DLC focus on something new.

The cult mod is pretty good as well.

Seems to be mostly about horror stuff. I guess a bit of a focus on more random negative events / disasters? My assumption it's mind/madness related, so perhaps some of it is only in a pawns imagination/hallucination.

Judging by the few existing screenshots I guess that'd also allow for some random natural disasters like earth movement / quakes (big hole in the ground) and makes me think of other stuff like flooding, tornados, etc. But there's probably already a ton of natural disaster mods.