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All mission locations in Star Trek Fleet Command

Star Trek Fleet Command has many different mission locations spread across the galaxy. These are the places where you can find and complete missions to gain resources, experience points, or items needed for completing higher-level tasks. Today, we will look at all the different mission locations in Star Trek Fleet Command so you can better plan your journey.

Where are the missions in Star Trek Fleet Command?

When you launch the game Star Trek Fleet Command, your missions will be displayed on the left . You go through a fairly extensive narrative mode with key tasks in this management game. However, in addition to the primary content, the galactic system has several side missions. As a result, the main missions assist you in progressing through the plot, building your base, and improving your ships. At the same time, the side tasks serve as a “bonus” and help you to go through the stages faster.

Here is a spreadsheet listing all current Star Trek Fleet Command missions—it contains a complete breakdown of all the missions available in the game. Make a copy of this list and tick off tasks as you complete them! This way, you can ensure that you can always remember a job you have previously completed and finish the game in no time.

But if you need a quick list of all mission locations in the game, here’s your list:

Romulan Minefield

The Romulan Minefield is located in the Neutral Zone between the Federation and Romulan Empire. Players must navigate this dangerous region while completing missions, gathering resources, engaging in battles, and more. 

Klingon Empire

The Klingon Empire is a major faction in Star Trek Fleet Command . Players can battle Klingons, trade with them, and complete missions to gain resources and experience. 

Ferengi Alliance

The Ferengi are another major faction in the game. Their missions offer rewards such as credits, resources, and experience points. 

Related | How to Find a Good Alliance in Star Trek Fleet Command

Cardassian Union

This mission location is in the Gamma Quadrant and is home to the Cardassian Union. Players must complete missions, battle hostile forces, and acquire resources from this region. 

Borg Collective

The Borg Collective is a powerful faction in Star Trek Fleet Command , and players must face them to progress. Missions involve defeating the Borg ships or gathering resources from their territories.

Kazan Cluster

This mission location is near Romulan space and is home to many dangerous creatures, such as Klingons, Romulans, and Ferengis. Players must complete missions to gain resources and experience points in this region. 

Terra Prime 

Terra Prime is a hostile planet located in the Alpha Quadrant. It’s home to many dangerous creatures, and players can battle them while completing missions for rewards such as credits and XP. 

Kelvin Timeline

The Kelvin Timeline is an alternate timeline created by the destruction of Romulus. Players must battle enemies, complete missions, and gather resources to progress through this mission location. 

Mirror Universe

The Mirror Universe is an alternate reality where the Terran Empire rules the universe. In this Star Trek Fleet Command area, players must battle hostile forces and complete missions with unique rewards such as rare items or special currency. 

Khitomer Outpost

Khitomer Outpost is a major hub in the Beta Quadrant and home to many different species. Players can complete missions, battle hostile forces, and gather resources from this region.

What is Star Trek Fleet Command?

Star Trek Fleet Command is a popular mobile game that allows players to explore the vast universe of Star Trek. Players can build ships, recruit crews, and fight battles in space as they explore new galaxies and take on missions with their crew. Each mission offers unique rewards and experiences for the players to enjoy as they progress through the game. From battling Klingons to navigating a Romulan Minefield, there is something for everyone in this mobile game.

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Star Trek: Fleet Command Mission Locations

The mobile strategy game based on the Star Trek world called Star Trek: Fleet Command is easily a fan favorite amongst the franchise’s newest releases. Players construct and oversee their own fleet of starships, travel the galaxy, harvest resources, and participate in combat with other players or artificially intelligent foes. Characters and vessels from numerous Star Trek episodes are featured in the game, along with specially made unique material. The objective is to increase one’s influence and domain through exploration, diplomacy, and conflict in order to become the most powerful fleet commander in the galaxy.

One part of Star Trek: Fleet Command that offers a lot of variety to players is the ability to complete many missions, or quests, throughout the game. These missions offer you a lot of rewards that will help to boost your progress in the game. Also, the missions are fun to complete when you are looking for activities to do in-game. Continue reading for a complete list of all the missions in Star Trek: Fleet Command, including the mission location, its requirements, objectives and rewards.

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Full List of Star Trek Fleet Command Missions

Without further ado, here is the spreadsheet with all Star Trek: Fleet Command missions currently in the game. This document is a full list of every single mission you can complete in Fleet Command. Make a copy of this list if you would like and check off missions as you finish them! This way you can make sure that you fully finish the game and never forget about a mission you have already done.

These quests will give you many beneficial rewards to help you progress in the game. Some of these boons include Parsteel, Tritanium and faction rep points for your faction. This will help players flourish in the economy of Star Trek: Fleet Command.

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Planets: Neutral Zone

• View history
• 1 Systems and their Planets
• 2 Interactive Map
• 3.1.1 Risa vicinity
• 3.1.2 Maluria vicinity
• 3.1.3 Tellun vicinity
• 3.1.4 Yridia Vicinity
• 3.2.1 Maluria-Risa to Orion
• 3.2.2 Tellun-Yridia to Nausicaa
• 3.2.3 Central area
• 3.3.1 Orion vicinity
• 3.3.2 Nausicaa vicinity

Systems and their Planets [ ]

An in-depth description of the Planets within the Systems. Star systems contain planets which also offer Missions .

See also Neutral Zone , Faction Resources ,  System List and Star systems   for locations of Planets and Systems including Hostiles, Resources, Coordinates and more.

Interactive Map [ ]

The Joeycrash Interactive Map has been salvaged by a Fan..

Neutral Zone [ ]

In-game map of the Neutral Zone

The Neutral Zone refers to all the space outside the sphere of influence of the Federation, Klingon and Romulan factons.

Outer Rim [ ]

Far outside of Federation, Klingon and Romulan space there are four landmark systems: Risa, Maluria, Tellun and Yridia. These level 7 systems are connected to each other in succession, with Risa to the northwest of independent space and Yridia on the other end of the chain to the southeast. Each of these systems is also linked to three level 4 systems, which each contain Parsteel mining nodes. The level 4 systems are linked to a pair of level 2 systems, and those level 2 systems, which also have Parsteel, are linked to three level 1 systems which serve as the starting systems for new players. There are a few minor exceptions to this, but overall the layout is the same.

The three level 4 systems around each landmark are linked together by a pair of level 6 systems, and both of these systems are linked to a single dead-end level 9 system. All of these systems contain Parsteel. These are listed separately at the bottom of each system list due to the spiderweb-esque way in which they are connected.

Each landmark system is also linked to at least one level 7 system that leads the player away from the area and toward the Inner Rim systems.

Risa vicinity [ ]

Risa links to five systems: the level 4 Benzi, Estrada and Zukerat systems, the level 7 Maluria landmark system, and the level 7 Boru system.

• Bo-Jeems (1): Bexak , Dutobos , Eoaicao , Guaiden , Iabub , Jaioo , Jezzi, Lisot , Maseq, Naieooy , Oemetiy , Pexep, Uodav , Wugapur
• Tohvus (1): Bewetet , Bulubai , Dajaqeu , Gaqovie , Iekokuq , Jusev, Oanawer , Paxekot, Tieayaq , Uawut , Uoyojed, Visu, Wooijox , Zecenos
• Zanti (1): Airabom , Ceoau , Gaget , Euborul , Jeqadij , Kufap , Qetezog , Suuuvef , Uamusob , Uexueem , Uibaf, Wekem, Yijooij, Zojanaq
• Barra (1) Zocaseg,Uilum, Yidukad, Saeun, Loguqei, Zulud, Hejaxox, Jufaqed, Ouyek, Mazuv
• Corla (1) Iabaq, Vipisoe, Vugeqai, Iopux, Holul, Donaciq, Boruuie, Setakev, Jagal, Ueoukon
• Soeller (1) Nua Bleath, Kikoa, Hejuq, Hirano, Yoldara, Laoui, Hertzag, Qenuvuu, Laoul, Nabopul, Majaa
• Doma (1) Gofen, Oerea, Oojiief, Huqiv, Bakup, Gufix, Hayekaw, Hupamad, Aituf, Ieyatua,
• Halkon (1) Zunooey, Wapem, Fereu, Deyio, Tesea, Daualef, Vagui, Jidisef, Mujaieg, Haniu
• Heima (1) Reeew, Lenujux, Bipisem, Puquk, Fimizem, Bewoeal, Losas, Julul, Yauaiut, Zuzeu,
• Dovaler (1)
• Boorhi (1) Kepieuc, Nelag, Lizujeq, Zoyemia, Eajoi Lioeton, Kugooak, Pauun, Yioos, Xoouw
• Reelah (1) Rofar, Uimurah, Daguqof, Quciaek, Riber, Jaceeaq, Vadux, Kecir, Deluj, Bodidap
• Slawlor (1) Nazan, Waxelil, Fitubee, Zipamak, Ioguxej, Cajasux, Audej, Euiiao, Aonuoen, Faioyow
• Lipas (1) Jelureu, Tunowed, Xafov, Samenaw, Uusixuq, Gamim, Kiqep, Uicad, Wogosig, Zuoih
• Nidox (1) Iojuoab, Hahox, Femitat, Zeragud, Heaodua, Qiyaque, Vonoqil, Vayeqas, Yuwot, Jolesec
• Poja (1) Jezep, Iequx, Aiqoaox, Makoaoa, Vozenay, Reqip, Vimat, Palieul, Uiratic, Luyekea 
• Yuvaa (6) - Bral (9)
• Melvara (6) - Volta (9)
• Zukerat (4)

Maluria vicinity [ ]

Maluria links to five systems: the level 4 Baw, Laurgatt and Ruli systems to the west, the level 7 Risa and Tellun landmark systems to the north and south, respectively, and the level 7 Boru and Aindia systems to the east.

• Vemarii (1)
• Jeybriol (1)
• Alorina (1)
• Flok (6) - Eravan (9)
• Hosun (6) - Jinnia (9)
• Laurgatt (4)

Tellun vicinity [ ]

Tellun links to eight systems: the level 4 Aker, Vinland, Takik systems to the west, the level 7 Maluria and Yridia landmark systems to the north and east, respectively, and the level 7 Coth and Solusta systems to the northeast, as well as the level 10 Murasaki 312 system to the southeast.

• Berebul (1)
• Injerra (1)
• New Sligo (1)
• Konockt (2)
• Lanoitan (1)
• Melllvar (1)
• Delbaana (1)
• Murasaki 312 (10): Murasaki Prime, Murasaki Alpha, Murasaki Beta
• Forhingre (6) - Kito (9)
• Winber (6) - Worhundelja (9)

Yridia Vicinity [ ]

Yridia, the only Outer Rim landmark system in the Beta Quadrant, is similar to Risa and links to five systems: the level 4 Bridford, Bohvanderro and Landi systems, the level 7 Tellun landmark system to the west, and the level 7 Solusta system to the north. It serves as the southeastern bookend of Outer Rim space, and its easternmost star systems are close to the border with the Klingon Empire.

• Entrunar (1)
• Maynard (1)
• Lockred (1)
• Ramexik (1)
• Pinikou (1)
• Cecin (1) Iiliy, Aijiuot, Aibut, Dazeeub, Ceiizua, Yomipao, Gutiv, Dipusov, Jegil, Kaguqet
• Patton (1) Buioloj, Gatel, Uilud, Kimei, Sigijem, Honegiy, Xoeid, Uagoh, Keiisay, Pigio
• Resola (1) Ouoee, Zosai, Aeturen, Nonahul, Aiyizun, Voiuk, Roday, Mejak, Pesaw, Eidudad
• Lunfa (1) Einel, Aiseo, Eeeeaok, Mueai, Jires, Hunoqab, Yepaqep, Sulii, Lieajad, Garoh
• Nurt (1) Nekac, Aeioyum, Kadoh, Ouzoqip, Seoex, Puzub, Yonoy, Renob, Tuvid, Gubeyib, Pumum
• Poservoz (1) Macejoo, Bolul, Uexug, Yiriw, Fahon, Pooae, Pizurej, Cabuy, Ioaug, Hegap
• Aoro (6) - Palimer (9)
• Calex (6) - Dyrr (9)
• Bridford (4)

Mid Rim [ ]

Despite its chaotic appearance, the Mid Rim area is highly symmetrical. The systems here provide players their first locations for mining Tritanium .

Maluria-Risa to Orion [ ]

Maluria and Risa both link to the Boru system, while Maluria alone links to the Aindia system. Boru and Aindia are level 7 systems flanked by six level 6 systems. Boru further leads to the Aodaan system, while Boru, Aodaan and Aindia all link to the Súilneimhe system. Aodaan and Súilneimhe are level 8 systems flanked by 4 level 8 systems, and both of them then lead to the Whinnul system in the Outer Rim, and ultimately the Orion system. Súilneimhe also links to the Fithis system below.

Boru, Aindia and their linked systems are patrolled by Orion Slaver Explorers, while Aodaan, Súilneimhe and their linked systems are patrolled by Takret Militia Battleships. [see Ships for more information]

• Eshu (6): 16 Parsteel mines and 16 Station Hub planets: Auceo, Augej, Bugemai, Dunag, Eaiumur, Huwubeb, Jiuoboc, Rasafiv, Refes, Rojipac, Sufanik, Tuooq, Uetot, Viwivak, Yevatot, Yukiiui.
• Katonda (6): 16 Parsteel mines and 16 Station Hub planets: Aixalob, Dawis, Duuea, Femulap, Fiser, Iepenub, Juouxep, Oiioqon, Qilifit, Qoqog, Sekeq, Uoeunie, Wiwiyuv, Xebenaj, Zecev, Zudur.
• Kauko (6): 16 Parsteel mines and 16 Station Hub planets: Buroeoo, Cexae, Ciiacey, Garuxem, Keoowir, Oibuu, Pitea, Rokaram, Sekoh, Sisoq, Tidasep, Wuveeuv, Xomukiw, Xosiy, Zexijet, Zeyei .
• Kibuka (6): 16 Parsteel mines and 16 Station Hub planets: Biiowib, Fozoq, Ielad, Jahooiw, Kamui, Lazaden, Maielos, Nopoeoq, Pupiaef, Qofil, Rifod, Tieuqiw, Uecequm, Yaguwio, Yuuuh, Zinaw .
• Leza (6): 16 Parsteel mines and 16 Station Hub planets: Aouua, Giziyui, Hejou, Midoooh, Mujan, Nazar, Nuxog, Qaserub, Qunor, Tuluy, Ueceyib, Uukuc, Vuhoieo, Xikabeg, Yerak, Yojou .
• Tapio (6): 16 Parsteel mines and 16 Station Hub planets: Bijak, Buqoj, Cavukaw, Cinabit, Goyek, Iuooeam, Korijux, Kufag, Hugixow, Piaikut, Puvuf, Uutorux, Walauev, Xomem, Zisot, Zoiet .
• Alonso (6): 16 Parsteel mines and 16 Station Hub planets: Casuweb, Foposav, Guoifau, Jewik, Juzosug, Kodee, Oupia, Pewokah, Roxujef, Sijioat, Suvuw, Siziu, Tuqob, Uaierex, Xikex, Xudepil .
• Cosa (6): 16 Parsteel mines and 16 Station Hub planets: Cikok, Dodia, Eahovod, Eihaiur, Eouuv, Heoinei, Lanuh, Luxuy, Nabidiq, Puqecey, Qopar, Saboy, Tefer, Tegug, Womuf, Xusar .
• Fiadh (6): 16 Parsteel mines and 16 Station Hub planets: Cacepej, Eepow, Eogow, Eutapip, Hoeij, Jirizak, Joyif, Loteyeh, Nuyoaic, Pouiluw, Quday, Ranewua, Rerufik, Toxuv, Uiyipui, Wiueaug .
• Mara Eya (6): 16 Parsteel mines and 16 Station Hub planets: Aisey, Guwosop, Iuxeeen, Hezujib, Jadic, Jiwao, Jukab, Meyowav, Oahuiuk, Oolia, Sibej, Sizoe, Teyor, Vemif, Vivip, Zuvic .
• Mielikki (6): 16 Parsteel mines and 16 Station Hub planets: Eedioos, Eogubad, Juwimiq, Kagepur, Loredig, Miaioau, Pioonac, Popibuf, Qepoe, Riaioiu, Sicaj, Talou, Uejuzoy, Wiwas, Wojeguu, Xajae .
• Ulzar (6): 16 Parsteel mines and 16 Station Hub planets: Aeloweo, Aotav, Auqab, Duwouom, Eiouyer, Eivoq, Jiaeqao, Peped, Pohuweg, Qatoeum, Qauoq, Rokaq, Uavac, Uupae, Wetef, Yixeqoo .
• Boniv (8): 16 Parsteel mines and 12 Station Hub planets: Fiheliu, Gezuyoi, Hawunaw, Iuvegop, Oofipih, Ouueqeu, Qabiyii, Qigip, Qineb, Sider, Uufov, Wiyisel .
• Duvlock (8): 16 Parsteel mines and 12 Station Hub planets: Fauug, Finoyia, Gewovoq, Lihao, Mauiniw, Mutakur, Nodagan, Nofajuy, Oeoosua, Qucat, Vivahaw, Yopep .
• Ergantal (8): 16 Parsteel mines and 12 Station Hub planets: Jegal, Keoufah, Qeyibum, Riaiv, Rutogur, Uaeur, Uamuhak, Uesox, Xenuw, Xuzefou, Yoreg, Zehow .
• Sual (8): 16 Parsteel mines and 12 Station Hub planets: Auyaaeh, Boqoh, Damixiw, Iacanof, Iejapua, Iuwod, Loeuw, Misoc, Qopoj, Posip, Sizuw, Xecai .
• Bernin (8): 16 Parsteel mines and 12 Station Hub planets: Eaueoec, Givuf, Kuvosio, Leuomam, Taboj, Uuaue, Wunai, Xaeop, Xaruqil, Xeyei, Xituhoy, Zeuesop .
• Magylnn (8): 16 Parsteel mines and 12 Station Hub planets: Ailoj, Dibaf, Ieeaq, Maookic, Maqiv, Oasoo, Suvawih, Tasepun, Tineeap, Toqaiuu, Vijitid, Xubef .
• Moston (8): 16 Parsteel mines and 12 Station Hub planets: Aeier, Eupae, Iuvaq, Iuwicia, Lajiiuw, Leioq, Mezoyuv, Paooqit, Peeia, Roqes, Uimiv, Yojue .
• Pyr (8): 16 Parsteel mines and 12 Station Hub planets: Bawac, Booibog, Eerufoj, Euzaxib, Hawajuk, Larik, Ligegor, Paceb, Uuaorua, Vueiq, Waouu, Yejix .

Tellun-Yridia to Nausicaa [ ]

Tellun and Yridia both link to the Solusta system, while Tellun alone links to the Coth system. Coth and Solusta are level 7 systems flanked by six level 6 systems. Solusta further leads to the Rua system, while Solusta, Rua and Coth all link to the Fithis system. Rua and Fithis are level 8 systems flanked by 4 level 8 systems, and both of them then lead to the Grenfil system in the Outer Rim, and ultimately the Nausicaa system. Fithis also links to the Súilneimhe system above.

Coth, Solusta and their linked systems are patrolled by Orion Slaver Explorers, while Fithis, Rua and their linked systems are patrolled by Takret Militia Battleships. [see Ships for more information]. 

• Iaswo (6): 16 Parsteel mines and 16 Station Hub planets.
• Istyna (6): 16 Parsteel mines and 16 Station Hub planets.
• Littledove (6): 16 Parsteel mines and 16 Station Hub planets.
• Lyon (6): 16 Parsteel mines and 16 Station Hub planets.
• Mesadin (6): 16 Parsteel mines and 16 Station Hub planets.
• Taleka (6): 16 Parsteel mines and 16 Station Hub planets.
• Emola (6): 16 Parsteel mines and 16 Station Hub planets: Bijak, Feqet, Fibis, Gaooguk, Guoug, Guvoc, Halol, Iexijac, Iuiapos, Jadedao, Kizerib, Laooyus, Muzanow, Siuam, Tigep, Ximau .
• Fyufi (6): 16 Parsteel mines and 16 Station Hub planets: Biziioh, Bojoiit, Guseiob, Liaop, Ninayen, Oesadol, Pikae, Puyofee, Tubizef, Uouebif, Uuritom, Voaor, Wijehuy, Xezafim, Xiyajav, Zigio .
• Gurdy (6): 16 Parsteel mines and 16 Station Hub planets: Aoyioiy, Bazur, Dequaiq, Gavafec, Janer, Jobok, Kenaloy, Laroc, Loeip, Peierat, Sebozul, Sieeiop, Toyiiup, Vaeea, Xadig, Yakeh .
• Korci (6): 16 Parsteel mines and 16 Station Hub planets: Dasiqek, Eexux, Haeimuf, Jiiix, Kugouom, Lauazas, Nayoqep, Oauumeo, Pibox, Qajov, Sasof, Tudeqov, Wioel, Yecasue, Yirap, Zuropuv .
• Veist (6): 16 Parsteel mines and 16 Station Hub planets: Bonui, Deead, Kaboa, Kefiyir, Kepusop, Lunic, Nuyuw, Oanem, Paein, Raded, Sadis, Takizap, Tilikew, Wipot, Xaeuneg, Yolei .
• Wretsky (6): 16 Parsteel mines and 16 Station Hub planets: Eahol, Foyik, Gijay, Liqey, Oeeau, Oimat, Pilaq, Qeeaaoe, Qohah, Sakut, Siaupan, Tawayuy, Tiyojix, Viwic, Wabunik, Zejag .
• Demavar (8): 16 Parsteel mines and 12 Station Hub planets.
• Robesi (8): 16 Parsteel mines and 12 Station Hub planets.
• Tova (8): 16 Parsteel mines and 12 Station Hub planets.
• Zog (8): 16 Parsteel mines and 12 Station Hub planets.
• Cara Alpha (8): 16 Parsteel mines and 12 Station Hub planets: Aigocea, Cimuf, Gizabiq, Larovig, Koioi, Kowuram, Qumiwej, Quxemek, Somia, Siuix, Tufee, Vamee .
• Cara Beta (8): 16 Parsteel mines and 12 Station Hub planets: Cayujio, Eujobef, Gemuiif, Hokeqis, Jojecik, Keoae, Kirolal, Repix, Viiemak, Vodepif, Vumuy, Yeoos .
• Minnea (8): 16 Parsteel mines and 12 Station Hub planets: Caterit, Doooniv, Galupee, Gegitur, Kodusai, Kuzozai, Nieee, Nubef, Peoayoq, Ranai, Ruoosue, Yofavom, .
• Rosenburg (8): : 16 Parsteel mines and 12 Station Hub planets: Bomaueo, Buhuros, Calonep, Guxua, Hamemur, Kivow, Mesiear, Nuxooik, Radof, Tubicai, Wauayic, Yeriu .
• Grenfil (9)

Central area [ ]

The Whinnul and Grenil systems both link to three other systems that effectively lie along the line of symmetry for the entire Neutral Zone: The Fostaa, Imgra and Clytomenes systems.

Inner Rim [ ]

Closer to the Federation, Klingon and Romulan borders there are four further landmark systems: Orion, Nausicaa, Rigel, and Deneva.

Orion vicinity [ ]

Orion and its associated systems

Orion links to four systems: the level 9 Whinnul and Level 12 Bellas systems, the level 12 Clytomenes system, and the level 12 Nausicaa landmark system. Whinnul and Bellas are then linked to numerous systems that flank Orion to the northwest. These systems are all patrolled by Orion Traitor explorers and Takret Militia battleships.

Externally, Bellas links to nearby Rigel, while Whinnul links to Aodaan and Súilneimhe as well as Clytomenes, Fostaa and Imgra .

• Whinnul (9): 6 Parsteel mines, 6 Station Hub planets, and two non-Hub planets: Phosba and Rayou.
• Doraboro (9): 24 Parsteel/Tritanium mines, 10 Station Hub planets, one non-Hub planet: Iacenen.
• Ellijo (9): 24 Parsteel/Tritanium mines, 10 Station Hub planets, one non-Hub planet: Eaxujir.
• Mackers (9): 24 Parsteel/Tritanium mines, 10 Station Hub planets, one non-Hub planet: Zeoemeo.
• Tynkar (9): 24 Parsteel/Tritanium mines, 10 Station Hub planets, one non-Hub planet: Qixaleg.
• Aum (9): 24 Parsteel/Tritanium mines, 10 Station Hub planets, one non-Hub planet: Kijup.
• Bulut (9): 24 Parsteel/Tritanium mines, 10 Station Hub planets, one non-Hub planet: Saguloo.
• Ethjamar (9): 24 Parsteel/Tritanium mines, 10 Station Hub planets, one non-Hub planet: Zaaejar.
• Somaochu (9): ~50 Parsteel/Tritanium mines, 10 Station Hub planets, one non-Hub planet: Wazui.
• Elva (11): ~50 Parsteel/Tritanium mines, 6 Station Hub planets, one non-Hub planet: Goas.
• Zehoro (11)
• Yosiqul (9)
• Uuuuhai (9)
• Suqigor (9)
• Bellas (12)

Nausicaa vicinity [ ]

Nausicaa and its surrounding systems are a mirror image to Orion. Nausicaa links to four systems: the level 9 Grenfil and Level 12 Nelve systems, the level 12 Clytomenes system, and the level 12 Orion landmark system. Grenfil and Nelve are then linked to numerous systems that flank Nausicaa the southeast, while Nelve links to nearby Rigel.

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Star Trek Fleet Command: Where to Find Jellyfish Parts Missions

Where to Find Jellyfish Parts Missions in Star Trek Fleet Command

Ever since Star Trek Fleet Command launched on mobile late last year, the developers have been adding new ships to get in the game. Here’s everything you need to know about where to find Jellyfish parts missions in Star Trek Fleet Command .

What the Jellyfish Is & How to Get It

The Jellyfish is a scout ship that’s from another dimension. In the Star Trek world, it is said to have been piloted by Ambassador Spock on his mission to save Romulus.

Getting it in the mobile game is pretty tough, though. You need 75 Jellyfish parts blueprints to get it, which requires a lot of exploring.

The first and easiest way to get parts is by buying them with real-world currency from the in-game store when they’re available. They should come in cycles, so check back for them if they’re not there.

If you don’t want to wait for them to return, or don’t want to spend real-world money, you can find them by completing missions that are littered throughout the game’s many systems.

Where to Find Missions in Star Trek Fleet Command

Jellyfish parts blueprints aren’t common at all, but you’ll likely come across them by simply heading out to explore certain systems. Getting all 75 is where the challenge is. It does help to be a high level so that you can complete the higher level missions, which makes sense since the ship is Rare and quite powerful.

There are a few good places to head out to to check for missions that offer parts as rewards. You should go to The Rigel System, where you’ll likely find missions on most planets or The Romulus Empire for high-level missions. Trekcommander.space also has a good list of missions that you’ll get parts from.

The rotating Monthly and Station events in Star Trek Fleet Command may also offer Jellyfish Parts for completing them, but the resource numbers you need are often very high.

In short, if you’re not willing to pay for parts, getting all 75 you need will take a lot of grinding and exploring.

That’s everything you need to know about where to find Jellyfish parts missions in Star Trek Fleet Command . For more tips and tricks on the game, be sure to search for Twinfinite .

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Update 51 Patch Notes

By Star Trek 7 February 2023

  Commanders,

“There are 3 bombs at the base of the conference hall, full of Borg nanoprobes. One of the coalition heads plans to detonate them during the award ceremony. If this happens… the Borg will assimilate the most qualified scientists of every coalition present.”

The Borg are no longer a mystery to the Alpha Quadrant. Fear turned into curiosity. Curiosity turned into a thirst for power. While the desire for peace is universal, means of acquisition come at a price. For some, the possibility of an alliance with the Borg is tempting. Too tempting. 

A rogue scientist creates a deadly anti-Borg weapon to avenge his family, and it’s up to Commander to decide his fate.

In the meantime, the brightest minds of the Alpha Quadrant gather to discuss their combined means of stopping the Borg menace, only to discover that someone is plotting to spread this menace even further.

In times of strife, great powers must have their most fearsome weaponry turned against them. The Vi’dar Talios has joined the fight against the Borg, presenting an opportunity to turn the tide in this fight.

Will the machinations and intrigue stop the Borg or let them win? Can anyone truly harness the power of the nanoprobes? Because after so many years of learning about one of the most fearsome predators to ever hail from the Delta Quadrant…

”Not so futile now, are we?”

Star Trek Fleet Command Update 51 brings with it:

• Vi’dar Talios
• The Expansion Cube
• More Diplomacy Markers

Hailing Frequencies

New officers, new missions.

• And much more

Check out the full patch notes below for all the details

New Ship: The Vi’dar Talios

The Vi’dar Talios is a new Anti Borg combat ship for players level 35+. Upon reaching Ops 35 and   tier nine with the Vi’dar, Commanders will unlock a new mission to create their Vi’dar Talios to combat the ever increasing Borg threat. The mission, “They Have Adapted”,  will start your journey to creating the Vi’dar Talios. The first part of the mission will be available as day one of the M51 update, while part two will come later in the month.

The Talios provides your fleet with:

• Greatly increased rewards from the Borg Refinery ( versus the Vi’dar)
• Access to new Borg systems with higher level Borg probes (level 36+)
• Greatly increased Inert Nanoprobes from these new Borg probes which reduces daily hostile kills required for the Borg Refinery.
• The ability to take on new group Armada targets, The Expansion Cube utilizing a powerful buff ‘ Foreknowledge’ against the Borg’s latest flagship ( see more below)
• Loot bonuses for Expansion Cubes – see “Vinculum Scrapper” below
• A robust warp drive with a warp range that can be enhanced with ship research – see “Talios Warp Range” below
• Reworked impulse drives that give it faster impulse speed ( versus the Vi’da r)

Vi’dar Talios Research:

• Reclaimator : Increase Borg Solo Armada Credits dropped from Borg Solo Armadas while using the Vi’dar Talios
• Allowing players to reach deeper systems within the STFC galaxy.
• Prime Inert Nanoprobes : Increased Inert Nanoprobes dropped from Borg Probes while using the Vi’dar Talios
• Players who complete the Vi’dar Talios Mission pt.2 or purchase the Vi’dar Talios through the premium store will get the Prime Particles to unlock this node immediately.

For more information on the Vi’dar Talios, check out our FAQ here

The Expansion Cube – the core of the Borg’s arsenal

Join your alliance vs The Expansion Cube. Show the Borg, Resistance is far from futile. The Expansion Cube comes equipped with Gravimetric Torpedos hardpoints that deal massive damage to any ship that dares to get in their way. The Vi’dar Talios is the only ship capable of countering this devastating Borg Tech by gaining the Foreknowledge buff from Borg Spheres Borg Solo Armadas. Players can gain the Foreknowledge buff automatically when they defeat any Borg Sphere Solo Armada with the Vi’dar Talios and a fleet of their strongest ships.

Afterwards, coordinate with your allies to combine your buffed Vi’dar Talios into a Group Armada capable of defeating the Expansion Cubes. Each buffed Vi’dar Talios applies its Foreknowledge debuff against the Expansion Cube cumulatively.

Expansion Cube Rewards:

Defeat the Expansion Cube to obtain Vinculum Fragments which can be used in the Borg Refinery for exclusive rewards:

• Borg Queen Shards
• Dezoc Shards
• Charged Nanoprobes
• Active Nanoprobes
• Borg SA Directives
• Vi’dar Talios Loot Consumable

Star Trek Fleet Command Update 51 brings with it three new officers and a brand new state alongside Moral, Burning, and Hull Breach. This new state is Assimilate.

New: Assimilate State 

While a player’s ship is affected by the Assimilate state, Officer Abilities have have their effectiveness reduced by 25%

Epic: Borg Queen

Offi cer Ability: Chaos into Order

• Increases your crit hit chance when you are hit by a Borg solo armada (cumulative) 

Below Deck Ability: The One Who is Many

• While fighting a player ship with Assimilate, Borg Queen increases the ship’s Armor Piercing, Shield Piercing and Accuracy by x% (Cumulative) 

Rare: Dezoc

Officer Ability: Chokepoint

• While fighting against a Borg Solo Armada, increase all Officer stats by x% for the duration of combat.

Below Deck Ability: Adapt and Assimilate

• At the start of each round, if opponents Hull health is below 95%, Dezoc has x% chance to apply Assimilate to it for 4 rounds.

Rare: Gossa

Officer Ability: Programmed to Evolve

• When fighting against a Borg Solo Armada, at the start of each round reduce target’s Critical Damage by x% for 1 round.

Below Deck Ability: Closer to Perfection

• While fighting a player ship with Assimilate, Gossa increases the ship’s Armor, Shield Deflection and Dodge by x% each round (Cumulative).

Diplomacy Markers

New Diplomacy Markers have been added to further manage the other Commanders within your systems. The following markers now available:

Fleet Commanders: Selectable Skills

Along with Update 50 comes a new way to customize your Fleet Commanders with their selectable skills

• Quantum Keys were removed as a cost to unlock these skills, meaning players now can unlock and upgrade each skill in a selectable group, instead of being locked into 1 choice
• Additionally, players can switch their selection between unlocked skills once every 6 hours per selectable group

11x Core Missions

• (34+) – Requital: The Commander follows a trail of crumbs, leading to an individual desperate enough to go way over the line avenging the Borg. In the meantime, the brightest minds of the Alpha Quadrant gather to discuss the means of stopping the Borg menace, only to discover that someone is plotting to spread this menace even further.

5x Vi’dar Talios

• (34+) – History Class: After a chance encounter, the Commander provides a Romulan xB by the name of Lekasa with combat data that will be used to calibrate the Vi’dar Talios.

5x Side missions

• (50+) – Birds of Carrion: A group of independent captains invites the Commander to fight the Borg.

5x Side mission

• (25+) – Collective of One: Captain Cooper Jakes and Sib Lambda go on the trail of the rogue Borg called One.

2x Vi’dar Talios

• (34+) – They Have Adapted: Reports of a break-in at a Romulan R&D facility prompt concerns that a dangerous mercenary may be attempting to steal details on a prototype version of the Vi’dar to create Borg-inspired weaponry.
• Holodeck: Anthology

Assimilated Amalgam Refit (L31+)  [PC First]

• Increases the Amalgam bonus loot ship ability by 30%.

Assimilated Stella Refiit (L27+)  [PC First]

• Increases cost efficiency of Stella Particles by 30%

• Cloaking increases weapon damage by +350%, grants invisibility and has a 66% base chance to hide your name and alliance data from enemy Battle Reports.

New Research  

• Elite Recruit Prime: Greatly improves the officer yields in Federation, Romulan and Klingon Elite Faction Recruit refineries (L30+)

New Frames and Avatars

Avatars (10):

• Uncommon Phaser Shot 
• Uncommon Borg hand tools
• Rare Borg Icon
• Rare Borg Queen
• Rare New Borg Hostiles
• Rare Officer Gesso
• Rare Borg Dezco
• Epic Vi’dar Talios
• Epic Valentine’s day theme
• Epic Expansion Cube 

Frames (4):

• Uncommon Transwarp Conduit
• Rare Borg Sphere
• Epic Borg Queen

A new category of cosmetics: Hailing Frequencies:  

The galaxy can be a treacherous place, full of dangers and miscommunication. Socialize with your fellow commanders through animated Star Trek themed emotes as you soar through the galaxy. Show peaceful intentions, trick them into an ambush, or simply show off that new Hailing Frequency you just earned in one of our events. Hailing Frequencies are here to enhance your personal experience and help make new Star Trek Fleet Command memories with you and your friends.

Communicate with other players in real-time. With Hailing Frequencies you can add a bit of flair to your ships and react to other commanders within system view. Communicate with other players off-line by leaving a hailing frequency of your choice within the Battle Logs. Make sure to leave those pirates a Facepalm emote when they attack your miners, or, leave those miners a insidious Scheming emote to rub in your latest haul. 

Acquire and assign Hailing Frequencies for your ships. You can obtain them in the Battle Pass, Store, or through a variety of in-game specific events.

Hailing Frequencies can be disabled, as well as used to locate your ship automatically by long tapping on your ship in the ship selection below.

• Fixed an issue on Mission: What Do We Do Now where the 5 KSG Datapads required were not all registering
• Fixed an issue where the Orion Corvette Research Node Achievement failed to auto-complete
• Fixed an issue where ‘Promote Next Gen Troi To Rank 2’ achievement becomes completed without promoting Troi
• Fixed an issue where a blank screen appears inside the achievement when the user instantly taps on the Achievements buckets as well as on the Daily goals tab
• Fixed an issue where progress gauge does not display in green when a Category is completed
• Fixed an issue on Mission “Seek and Ye Shall Find” where Objective 2 appears as “Defeat 8 marauders of level 18 or higher” instead of “Defeat 8 hostiles of level 18 or higher.”
• Fixed an issue where Bajoran Credit Exchange bundle costs are not consistent between 1x 5x 50x at some level ranges
• Fixed an issue where when upgrading the Borg officers, the XP balance is not displayed.
• Fixed an issue where a”Failed to login” error message displayed when server is in maintenance for new players.
• Fixed an issue where the SHP value shows ‘NaN’ for Swarm Horde PVE targets
• Fixed an issue where the Fleet Commanders Rewards screen is not appearing when slot 2 is unlocked at level 40
• Fixed an issue where Battle Pass Pip appears even after there are no rewards available to claim for the Assimilation Pt. 1 event
• Fixed an issue where the information in the Alliances screen disappears when quickly switching between tabs
• Fixed an issue where the Alliance Help button gives stuttering and unclear feedback when clicked
• Fixed an issue where the Armada name and details (SHP and HHP) overlaps with the Armada’s 3D art in the Armada Full Scan Screen for “37 Exchange High Security Vault (Epic)” & “30 Pirate Stronghold(Epic)”.
• Fixed an issue where an empty timer is seen after activating Cerritos while having the Mantis debuff cooldown
• Fixed an issue where the same message gets delivered multiple times when user adds something in chat
• Fixed an issue where the incorrect art for Kinetic weapon was shown for USS Defiant 
• Fixed an issue where Officer gacha explosion displays confusing numbers for amount of shards
• Fixed an issue where “Petoran”- System level is appearing as “41” instead of “42” as per the Source of truth
• Fixed an issue where Warp Range is mismatching with the source of truth
• Fixed an issue where the user is able to view the (G4) Borg Solo armada systems without a ship present in it
• Fixed an issue where the Thumbnail Art is missing for the “Anti-Infiltration Protocols” (T2-S2) Skill.
• Fixed an issue on Mission “Seek and Ye Shall Find” – Objective 2 appears as “Defeat 8 marauders of level 18 or higher” instead of “Defeat 8 hostiles of level 18 or higher.”
• Fixed an issue where the user will score twice when scoring on hostile kills with a slotted fleet commander

Improvements

• Made an improvement to the diplomacy markers
• Made an improvement to add Armadas to the list of targets to check for auto consumables on battle complete
• Made an improvement to remove the keyboard shortcut popup on PC
• Made an improvement where pip for building a new ship should dismiss once players leave the Ship Construction screen
• Made an improvement where Avatar pips should dismiss once players leave the Avatar screen
• Made an improvement to Slow down tap and hold VFX
• Made an improvement to Tap and hold VFX timing
• Made an improvement where the Pip for Promoting Officers should dismiss once players leave the Officers screen
• Made an improvement where the Pip for the Event Store should dismiss once players leave the Events Store screen

Localization Fixes

• Actian Chrysalis – Hostile has “Diluted Nitrum” icon instead of “Chrysalis Silk” in the hostiles name
• Unlocalized issue with the string “COMMANDER”.

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