Basic screen added, some example traits implemented.

Fertile (+2): +50% population growth on all planet types
Infertile (-2): -50% population growth on all planet types

Bank masters (+3): +33% tax and trade income
Monetary analphabetism (-3): -33% tax and trade income

Turtle (+2): +15% hitpoints on space stations and ground defenses
Jellyfish (-2): -15% hitpoints on space stations and ground defenses

Weapon mastery (+3): +15% weapon damage
Rocks and sticks (-3): -15% weapon damage

Master scientists (+3): Research costs -33%
Slow comprehension (-3): Research costs +33%

Astronomers (+1): Show nearby planets

Master astronomy (+5): Show all planets in the galaxy. Have as many satellites 
ready as there are planets.

Fantastic negotiator (+1): +50% chance that you succeed in the negotiation
Undiplomatic (-1): +50% chance your partner will say no

Engineers (+2): Units regenerate shields twice as fast. Units repair themselves 
without the need of military spaceport, (although 5 times slower).

Combat engineers (+4): Units regenerate shields in combat, (but 5 times slower 
than normal).

Remote control (+2): Rockets and bombs are +50% more likely to hit a target 
with an ECM.

Master spying (+3): Spies gain experience twice as fast [IG2 DLC]

Secret service (+3): Your empire becomes practically unspyable, e.g., 90% of 
enemy spy activities will fail. The chances you gain a double agent is doubled. 
[IG2 DLC]

Attractive empire (+2): Revolting alien colonies are +75% more likely join your 
empire instead of others or the pirates. The morale threshold to leave your 
empire is reduced by 50%. Occupied enemy planets gain +5 morale.

Bunk bed (+2): Your civilization has long discovered that having a bunk bed 
increases the space utilization of their homes. Housing buildings gain +33% 
capacity.

Level 2 civilization (+5): You start with research available up to level 2 
tech. If Pre-hyperdrive is also selected, you'll still need to research 
hyperdrives.

Level 3 civilization (+8): You start with research available up to level 3 
tech. If Pre-hyperdrive is also selected, you'll still need to research 
hyperdrives.

Level 4 civilization (+11): You start with research available up to level 4 
tech. If Pre-hyperdrive is also selected, you'll still need to research 
hyperdrives.

Level 5 civilization (+14): You start with research available up to level 5 
tech. If Pre-hyperdrive is also selected, you'll still need to research 
hyperdrives.

Unique flagship (+6): You start with a Thorin flagship fully equipped with the 
best technologies. For non-human races, you start with 3 of the best battleship 
deployed and fully armed. However, equipment technologies are not made 
available.

Food for thought (+2): Your civilization eats healthy food, which translates to 
+33% more food/population coverage.

Happy nation (+3): Your civilization receives a +15 morale. Affects only 
planets where your race lives.

Scavengers (+3): You gain some money for each destroyed units, but only if you 
win the battle. 2.5% of the production cost of the destroyed unit, to be 
precise.

Guerilla nation (+2): If you lose a colony, their inhabitans will always fight 
the new owners, -10 morale.

I was attacked by one (+3): If you battle a race with superior technology, 
there is a 5% chance you get some nice tips for technologies they have but you 
not. The remaining research time of that technology is halved.

Done up to combat engineers in 0.95.093

Traits are currently in a stable settings. The remaining ones will be tracked 
in a separate issue.