Last Updated: Thursday, July 20, 2023 18:31:24 (UTC)

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Ships- Flagships, escorts and squads

• OUTDATED: Using data from game-version 1.1.8
• Flagship info (except build requirements) should be correct.

Flagships

The flagship is you main unit, or character in the game. A flagship (or flag for short) can be equipped with various weapons and better sensor arrays (see the modules page) and it has multiple officer slots for its various compartments (see more on the officers page). The flag is the only ship in the game that cannot be permanently destroyed. When its hull reaches zero, it will be disabled and the player will get a prompt to jump back to a trading station for repairs. This means that you can use your flagship as a de facto tank to protect your weaker units

Flagships have three main 'classes':

• **Explorers**: Fast ships that have a mix between decent armour and hull. They have a internal module capacities of:

- 220 front, 220 middle, 170 back (T1, T2 & T3)

- 240 front, 220 middle, 170 back (T4)

• **Carriers**: Ship that deploys a lot of units. Low armour but a lot of hull. They have a internal module capacities of 170 front, 270 middle, 170 back for all tiers
• **Battlecruisers**: Ship that has access to large weapon slots. Lots of armour but low hull, They have a internal module capacities of:

- 170 front, 220 middle, 220 back (T1, T2 & T3)

- 170 front, 220 middle, 240 back (T4)

Aside from the normal variants, there are also two rare flagships, the Mohaava and the Tiirshak rare explorer class flagships

• **Mohaava**: dedicated repair ships with three fixed repair modules (2x Small and 1 Medium) that cannot be removed.
• **Tiirshak**: dedicated scanner ship with a fixed sensor array and large targeting range.

Flagships Blueprints

Flagships Build requirements

Escorts - Frigate

Frigates are an escort class unit that costs one escort slot. Although they have less health than a flagship or destroyer, they supplement a good amount of additional damage for your fleet. Two frigate will out damage a destroyer of the same tier and rarity.

There are various frigate types:

• Scouting: Frigates with a large sensor and targeting range, not meant for combat
• Assault: Anti strike craft frigate that deals mostly hull damage
• Torpedo: A hard hitting close range frigate that does great hull and armour damage
• Ion: A long range frigate that does a lot of armour damage

Frigate Blueprints

Frigate Build requirements

Escort - Destroyers

Destroyers are tanky escort units that costs TWO escort slots, so you will need at least an T2 flagship with no other escort unit equipped. They have a lot of hull and armour, sometimes more than a flagship. They can act as a dedicated tank for you fleet and will be fine on its own for a long time. They deal mostly hull damage and a bit of armour damage. Although a destroyer has more health than two frigates combined, it'll have less damage in total.

• WARNING a destroyer needs two free escort slots to be deployed

Destroyers Blueprints

Destroyers Build requirements

Escort - Resource controller

Resource controllers are a mining escort unit, unarmed and lightly armoured, they are not meant for any combat roles. All resource controllers have the following features:

• Can act as a drop off point for [Resource Collectors](#squads---resource-collectors).
• Can mine themselves
• Can be sent to "remote mine" for a number of hours (based on the type of resource controller) while you are not playing.

To send a resource controller on a remote mining mission:

1. Equip it in an escort slot,
2. press on the unit so the unit card pops-up,
3. then press the white symbol (mining symbol) on the unit card.

Resource controller Blueprints

Resource controller Build requirements

• OUTDATED: Using data from game-version 1.1.8

Squads - Interceptors and bombers

Interceptors and bombers (also both known as fighters) are the smallest unit you can deploy from your flagship. Each squad takes up one squad slot, so for most flagships, you are able to deploy four units (unless you use a carrier flagship). Interceptors generally have quite a bit of hull damage, only lacking behind the assault corvettes. They also have a larger sensor radius then other squad types, so they can act as scouts for your fleet. Bombers however have the highest armour damage of all squads in the game. Interceptors are fast and agile, but have lower health then other squad types. Bombers are slower and less agile, but have a bit more tank.

• Reminder that you can dock your squads to repair them. Even if just one unit in the squad makes it back, it'll replenish the whole squad

Interceptors and bombers Blueprints

Interceptors and bombers Build requirements

Squads - Corvettes

Corvettes are the largest combat squads you can deploy, with a lot more tank than fighters, they are a less agile, slower but harder hitting variant of their smaller cousins. Assault corvettes have the most hull damage out of all squads, and pulsar corvettes have a good mix of hull and armour damage (although less armour damage than a bomber).

• Reminder that you can dock your squads to repair them. Even if just one unit in the squad makes it back, it'll replenish the whole squad

Corvettes Blueprints

Corvettes Build requirements

Squads - Resource collectors

Lastly in the squads section, we have resource collectors. These are you main workhorses for your fleet, able to mine asteroids, interact with objectives and repair your units for both hull and armour. They are not armed and have very little tank (but they are armoured!) so don't put them to close to an enemy. It may look that the different tiers and rarities have the same stats, but there are hidden modifiers that effect mining speed, repair increases and speed of the unit itself. So it is worth upgrading to a higher tier or rarity.

• Reminder that you can dock your squads to repair them. Even if just one unit in the squad makes it back, it'll replenish the whole squad

Resource collectors Blueprints

Resource collectors Build requirements

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