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Version 1.4.12

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The tutorial now always shows the building slot it asks you to tap, map labels display Arabic, Chinese, Japanese and Korean names, colony switches no longer flash a blank planet, and inactive alliances stop taking in new players.

== Tutorial ==
* The camera now moves to the highlighted building slot at every build step, so the slot is no longer hidden under the bottom bar on phones.
* The final '''Begin My Reign''' card now appears right after you claim your rewards.
* New players see their energy go up with a short animation when a Solar Plant finishes.

== Alliances ==
* Alliances with no active member for '''14 days''' switch from ''Open'' to ''Invite Only'', so new players apply instead of joining an empty alliance (the leader can open it again). After '''2 months''' without an active member, the alliance is disbanded. See [[Alliances#Joining & leaving|Alliances]].

== Improvements ==
* Map labels (building, planet, system, monument and Riftwake names) now display Arabic, Chinese, Japanese and Korean text correctly; Arabic is joined and right-to-left.
* Switching colonies no longer shows a blank planet for a moment before its surface appears.
* Spanish: building names are now consistent across the game.

== Fixes ==
* Fixed a finished building sometimes staying at its old level (and blocking the next build's requirements) until the game was reopened.
* Reopening the game right after skipping or finishing the tutorial no longer starts the tutorial again.
* The full-queue prompt now says Imperial Access gives extra queue slots, not unlimited ones.

== See also ==

* [[Alliances]]
* [[Version 1.4.11]]

Patch Notes

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			[[Version 1.4.12]]

	[[Version 1.4.11]]		[[Version 1.4.11]]

Frequently Asked Questions

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	=== When will the game send me notifications? ===		=== When will the game send me notifications? ===
	~~The~~ game asks for notification permission after you ~~queue~~ your first ~~building~~ once the tutorial is done ~~(when you close the building window), not while it loads~~. If you choose '''~~Maybe Later~~''', it asks again a few days later, up to three times; if notifications are blocked on your device, ~~the prompt~~ offers to open your system settings. You can also turn them on any time from '''Settings → Notification Settings''', which shows a '''Turn On Notifications''' button while they are off. With notifications on you get attack alerts, finished builds and research, fleet arrivals and alliance news. '''Return reminders''' are occasional nudges when you have been away: if you stop playing, you get one after about two days and another after about five, telling you if your colonies were attacked while you were gone or that your alliance needs you. You can turn Return reminders off under '''Settings → Notification Settings'''. See [[Version 1.4.8]].		On Android, the game asks for notification permission once when it starts; the game keeps loading behind the question. If you say no (and on iPhone), it asks with a short question after you send your first fleet, once the tutorial is done. If you choose '''Not now''', it asks again a few days later, up to three times; if notifications are blocked on your device, it offers to open your system settings. You can also turn them on any time from '''Settings → Notification Settings''', which shows a '''Turn On Notifications''' button while they are off. With notifications on you get attack alerts, finished builds and research, fleet arrivals and alliance news. '''Return reminders''' are occasional nudges when you have been away: if you stop playing, you get one after about two days and another after about five, telling you if your colonies were attacked while you were gone or that your alliance needs you. You can turn Return reminders off under '''Settings → Notification Settings'''. See [[Version 1.4.8]].

			== Account ==

			=== How do I keep my empire if I change phones? ===
			Link a sign-in method under '''Settings → Account → Sign-in methods''': your '''email''' (we send you a 6-digit code), your '''Google''' account, or '''Apple''' on iPhone. A ✓ shows each linked method. On the web, sign in with any linked method to play the same empire.

			'''On a new phone''', open '''Settings → Account → Sign-in methods''' and link the method you used before. The game sees that it belongs to your empire and offers to '''switch''' this device to it. You can keep only one empire: empires are never merged, and the one you leave is deleted.
			* If the empire you are leaving is less than a day old (for example the one the tutorial just started), it is simply deleted.
			* Otherwise you are asked to confirm twice, and told about any unused Quantum Shards or purchases on it, which are lost. It is deleted after 7 days; its other devices and sign-in methods then open the empire you switched to.

			You can unlink a method at any time, except the last one of an empire that is only played on the web. '''Device Migration''' (a one-time code from your old device) still works too. See [[Version 1.4.12]].

	== Accessibility ==		== Accessibility ==

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	'''Leaving:''' any member can leave at any time. The '''Leader cannot simply leave''' — they must first transfer leadership to another member or disband the alliance.		'''Leaving:''' any member can leave at any time. The '''Leader cannot simply leave''' — they must first transfer leadership to another member or disband the alliance.

			'''Inactive alliances:''' if no member has played for '''14 days''', an alliance with ''Open'' recruitment switches to ''Invite Only'', so new players apply instead of joining an empty alliance (the leader can open it again). If no member has played for '''2 months''', the alliance is disbanded.

	== Roles & permissions ==		== Roles & permissions ==

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	\|Expedition Duration		\|Expedition Duration
	\|~~−30~~% (faster completions)		\|−15% (faster completions)
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	\|Expedition Slot Capacity		\|Expedition Slot Capacity
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	\|7		\|7
	\|~~−30~~% expedition time, +1 expedition slot, +1 max depth		\|−15% expedition time, +1 expedition slot, +1 max depth
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	\|The Monolith		\|The Monolith

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	== Depth timing ==		== Depth timing ==

	Each depth has its own duration (~~before monument / class / realm speed~~). ~~Celestial Orrery and~~ Explorer class ~~can shorten expedition mission time~~. ~~Early realms also shorten on-station depth timers:~~ '''R1 ×0.5''', '''R2 ×0.75''', '''R3+ ×1.0'''. Travel to and from the nebula is sped up separately — '''R1 ×3''', '''R2 ×2''', '''R3 ×1.5''', R4 base (see [[Realms Overview]]).		Each depth has its own on-station duration. The time is multiplied by:

			* '''Celestial Orrery''' — '''−15%''' at level 1, +7.5% more per level above 1 (−22.5% at L2, −30% at L3, …).
			* '''Explorer class''' — '''−15%'''.
			* '''Realm''' — '''R1 ×0.5''', '''R2 ×0.75''', '''R3+ ×1.0'''.

			Orrery and class add up first, then the realm factor applies: ''(1 − Orrery − class) × realm''. The result never goes below '''×0.4''' (40% of the base timer). An Explorer reaches the floor at Orrery '''L5''' in R3+; in R1 the realm factor alone puts any Explorer at the floor. Travel to and from the nebula is sped up separately — '''R1 ×3''', '''R2 ×2''', '''R3 ×1.5''', R4 base (see [[Realms Overview]]).

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	!Depth		!Depth
	!Base duration		!Base duration
			!Explorer + Orrery L3, R4 (×0.55)
			!Floor (×0.4)
	\|-		\|-
	\|1		\|1
	\|30 min		\|30 min
			\|16 min
			\|12 min
	\|-		\|-
	\|2		\|2
	\|~~1 h~~		\|45 min
			\|24 min
			\|18 min
	\|-		\|-
	\|3		\|3
	\|2 h		\|1 h
			\|33 min
			\|24 min
	\|-		\|-
	\|4		\|4
	\|4 h		\|2 h
			\|1 h 6 min
			\|48 min
	\|-		\|-
	\|5		\|5
	\|4 h		\|3 h
			\|1 h 39 min
			\|1 h 12 min
	\|-		\|-
	\|6		\|6
	\|6 h		\|6 h
			\|3 h 18 min
			\|2 h 24 min
	\|-		\|-
	\|7		\|7
	\|8 h		\|8 h
			\|4 h 24 min
			\|3 h 12 min
	\|-		\|-
	\|8		\|8
	\|10 h		\|10 h
			\|5 h 30 min
			\|4 h
	\|-		\|-
	\|9		\|9
	\|12 h		\|12 h
			\|6 h 36 min
			\|4 h 48 min
	\|-		\|-
	\|10		\|10
	\|15 h		\|15 h
			\|8 h 15 min
			\|6 h
	\|}		\|}

Version 1.4.11

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The Commander's Path now takes you straight to a pirate, new commanders get extra fleet slots for their first days, the fleet send screen marks the ships a mission needs, and the game opens faster and recovers better from connection and login problems.

== Commander's Path ==
* '''Scout a Pirate''' and '''Salvage the Wreckage''', and the onboarding scout and raid quests, now have a '''Go to pirate''' button instead of Go to galaxy. The map flies to the nearest Scout Party or Weak pirate near your homeworld (otherwise the nearest one), selects it and opens its panel. If none is nearby, it shows your home system; new pirate bases appear every 30 minutes.
* '''First Strike''' keeps '''Open Scout Report''' (its Attack button launches the raid). With no scout report left, it takes you to the nearest pirate instead of the mailbox.
* See [[Quest System#Commander's Path|Quest System]].

== Fleets ==
* New commanders get '''2 extra fleet slots''' for their first '''3 days''', so scouting, raiding and salvaging can run at the same time. The fleet list says the slots are temporary and when they end. Fleets already flying are not recalled when they end.
* Scouting opens the fleet screen with probes already selected (your '''Spy Probe Count''' setting, at least 1, up to what the colony has), from a pirate or any other target, even without one-click scout.
* The fleet send screen marks the ships a mission needs with a yellow border: '''Probes''' to scout, '''Recyclers''' or '''Advanced Recyclers''' to collect debris, '''Colony Ships''' to colonize, '''Orbital Refineries''' to harvest and '''Explorer Ships''' to survey.
* See [[Fleet and Ships#Sending a Fleet|Fleet and Ships]].

== Quests ==
* When an onboarding reward is ready to claim, a '''+N''' badge flies to the Quests button and its counter pops.
* While the Commander's Path is active, the Quests button no longer shows the four onboarding category counters.
* The onboarding progress bar and its reward chests now sit above the quest categories in the Onboarding tab, so they stay visible when the Commander's Path is collapsed. The Onboarding tab counter also counts chests that are ready.
* Some quest rewards now show their name instead of an id (e.g. '''Epic Building Nano Boost''' on Growing Economy, Universal Nano Boost, Technology Boost).

== Tutorial ==
* '''Skip''' on the tutorial progress bar now asks for confirmation; '''Cancel''' keeps your current step.

== Accounts ==
* A suspended account now sees a notice with the end date and the reason instead of the game, with a '''Contact support''' button. When the suspension ends, the notice goes away.
* An expired login no longer leaves the game unable to load screens; it signs in again in the background and carries on.

== Improvements ==
* The game opens faster, especially the very first time.
* Loading the game tries once more on a brief connection error (common on VPNs or weak connections) before showing Retry.
* The notification prompt uses the regular window style.

== Fixes ==
* Fixed: a chat message that failed to send disappeared from the input. It now stays there with an error. A mention is no longer added if it would push the message past 500 characters.
* Fixed: deleting mail while a large delete was still running looked successful, but the mails came back. It now asks you to try again in a moment, and failed deletes show an error.
* Fixed: the event, member and time filters in the Alliance Archive records list were not remembered.
* Fixed: opening the Daily quests tab right after the tutorial could crash the game.
* Fixed: the building list could crash while a colony was still loading.

== See also ==

* [[Quest System]]
* [[Fleet and Ships]]
* [[Version 1.4.10]]

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	== Commander's Path ==		== Commander's Path ==
	At the top of the Onboarding tab, '''Commander's Path''' shows a single current goal so there is always one clear next step. It is shown while your Onboarding tab is visible, and the tab stays open while a Path goal or chest is still waiting to be claimed. Goals unlock one at a time, in two acts. Tap the Commander's Path header to collapse it to one line showing the current goal and its steps done; a red counter on the header shows when a goal ~~or chest~~ is ready to claim. Your choice is remembered on the device.		At the top of the Onboarding tab, '''Commander's Path''' shows a single current goal so there is always one clear next step. It is shown while your Onboarding tab is visible, and the tab stays open while a Path goal or chest is still waiting to be claimed. Goals unlock one at a time, in two acts. Tap the Commander's Path header to collapse it to one line showing the current goal and its steps done; a red counter on the header shows when a goal is ready to claim. Your choice is remembered on the device.

			While a Path goal is active, the Quests button shows only its reward counter; the per-category quest counters return once the Path is done. When an onboarding reward becomes ready to claim, a "+1" badge flies to the Quests button and the counter pops, so you can claim it without checking the board.

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	=== Act I: The Survivor Fleet ===		=== Act I: The Survivor Fleet ===
			'''Newcomer fleet slots:''' for the first 3 days of your account you have 2 extra fleet slots, so a probe, a raid and your recyclers can be out at the same time. The fleet list shows when they end. Fleets already out when they end finish normally; after that, new launches use your regular limit from research.

	Act I goals are tracked by the Path itself: the action counts the moment you do it, separately from the onboarding quests above. Pirate raids, salvage and nebula scans you completed as onboarding quests before the Path arrived count too.		Act I goals are tracked by the Path itself: the action counts the moment you do it, separately from the onboarding quests above. Pirate raids, salvage and nebula scans you completed as onboarding quests before the Path arrived count too.

			For Scout a Pirate and Salvage the Wreckage, the goal's '''Go to pirate''' button (also on the matching onboarding quests) takes you to the nearest Scout Party or Weak pirate around your homeworld and opens its panel; if none is that weak it picks the nearest pirate, and if no pirate is near yet it shows your home system (new pirate bases appear every 30 minutes). Tapping '''Scout''' on a pirate starts with your probes already selected (the '''Spy Probe Count''' setting, 1 by default), so you only confirm and send.

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	* Each goal lists its steps; tap a step to jump to that quest. Steps are ordinary onboarding quests, so you still claim their own rewards as usual.		* Each goal lists its steps; tap a step to jump to that quest. Steps are ordinary onboarding quests, so you still claim their own rewards as usual.
	* Act I goals are done on the galaxy map: while one has steps left, a button under it takes you there. On First Strike it is '''Open Scout Report''' ~~instead~~: it opens your latest scout report, whose '''Attack''' button launches the raid. On Chart a Nebula it is '''Go to Nebula''': it centers the map on the nearest nebula.		* Act I goals are done on the galaxy map: while one has steps left, a button under it takes you there. On Scout a Pirate and Salvage the Wreckage it is '''Go to pirate'''. On First Strike it is '''Open Scout Report''': it opens your latest scout report, whose '''Attack''' button launches the raid (with no scout report left, it goes to the nearest pirate instead). On Chart a Nebula it is '''Go to Nebula''': it centers the map on the nearest nebula.
	* When every step of the current goal is done, claim the goal's reward (resources, experience and often a boost item). The next goal then becomes current. Steps of later goals count as soon as you finish them, so a later goal can be ready to claim the moment it becomes current.		* When every step of the current goal is done, claim the goal's reward (resources, experience and often a boost item). The next goal then becomes current. Steps of later goals count as soon as you finish them, so a later goal can be ready to claim the moment it becomes current.
	* ~~Under~~ the ~~goal~~, one '''overall onboarding bar''' tracks every onboarding quest across all paths. Reward chests open at '''10, 20, 30 and 40''' completed quests; when a chest is ready, a card under the bar lists what it contains with a '''Claim Chest''' button (tapping the gift on the bar also claims it). Chests count quests from any path, in any order.		* Above the category tabs, one '''overall onboarding bar''' tracks every onboarding quest across all paths. Reward chests open at '''10, 20, 30 and 40''' completed quests; when a chest is ready, a card under the bar lists what it contains with a '''Claim Chest''' button (tapping the gift on the bar also claims it). Chests count quests from any path, in any order.
	* Goal and chest rewards come on top of the quest rewards and Category Bonuses.		* Goal and chest rewards come on top of the quest rewards and Category Bonuses.

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	* '''Long-press the Fleet button''' to open the send screen without a target: it lists the ships in your current colony and starts as a '''Dispatch''' to the colony itself. Enter the destination coordinates in the next step before launching. When the target planet has a moon, a '''moon''' button at the end of the coordinates switches the target to the moon, and a '''planet''' button switches back.		* '''Long-press the Fleet button''' to open the send screen without a target: it lists the ships in your current colony and starts as a '''Dispatch''' to the colony itself. Enter the destination coordinates in the next step before launching. When the target planet has a moon, a '''moon''' button at the end of the coordinates switches the target to the moon, and a '''planet''' button switches back.
	* A tap on the Fleet button still opens the fleet list.		* A tap on the Fleet button still opens the fleet list.
			* Missions that need a specific ship mark it with a '''yellow border''' in the ship list: Probe for Scout, Recycler or Advanced Recycler for Collect Debris, Colony Ship for Colonize, Orbital Refinery for Harvest and Explorer Ship for Survey. The fleet must include at least one of them.
			* '''Scout''' starts with probes already selected: your '''Spy Probe Count''' setting (1 by default), capped to the probes in the colony.
	* '''Changing the coordinates''' in the send screen checks what is at the new position and updates the mission list to match: own colony (Transport, Dispatch, Collect), allied colony (Transport, Station), enemy or pirate planet or moon (Scout, Attack, Collect Debris), empty planet (Colonize, or Collect Debris when there is debris), asteroid field (Harvest), nebula center (Scout), nebula zone (Explore, Harvest), system center (own alliance: Station, Donate, Harvest, Survey; diplomatic ally: Station; guarded or rival: Scout, Attack) and Riftwake structures (Scout, Attack; Station on a Wakeheart your side holds). If the current mission is not available there, the first available one is selected. If nothing is at the coordinates, the fleet cannot be sent.		* '''Changing the coordinates''' in the send screen checks what is at the new position and updates the mission list to match: own colony (Transport, Dispatch, Collect), allied colony (Transport, Station), enemy or pirate planet or moon (Scout, Attack, Collect Debris), empty planet (Colonize, or Collect Debris when there is debris), asteroid field (Harvest), nebula center (Scout), nebula zone (Explore, Harvest), system center (own alliance: Station, Donate, Harvest, Survey; diplomatic ally: Station; guarded or rival: Scout, Attack) and Riftwake structures (Scout, Attack; Station on a Wakeheart your side holds). If the current mission is not available there, the first available one is selected. If nothing is at the coordinates, the fleet cannot be sent.

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			[[Version 1.4.10]]

			[[Version 1.4.9]]

			[[Version 1.4.8]]

			[[Version 1.4.7]]

	[[Version 1.4.6]]		[[Version 1.4.6]]

Version 1.4.10

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The Imperial Overview gets a Trade tab, coordinated-attack leaders can lock out only slow joiners, cosmetics can be previewed on your colony before buying, the colony list can be reordered, resource templates sync across devices, and engines can be cancelled while forging and leave debris when destroyed.

== Imperial Overview ==
* New '''Trade''' tab, one row per colony: Trading Center level, pending offers against slots (e.g. 3/4), free auto-fulfill slots (highlighted when above 0, so you know where to list another order), offers in transit (accepted, convoys travelling; their slot is already free) and the resources offered and requested by pending offers. Includes a totals row and the export sheet. Requires Imperial Access, like the other tabs.
* Auto-fulfill offers also use a normal trade slot.
* Tab names are no longer cut off on phones; the tab bar scrolls sideways when the tabs don't fit.
* See [[Trading System#Imperial Overview: Trade tab|Trading System]].

== Fleet Coordination ==
* New '''Lock slow joiners''' option in Manage FCS, next to Lock rally. Allies can still join if they arrive by the current group ETA; slower fleets are rejected with a clear error, so the strike is not delayed further.
* '''Lock rally''' still blocks everyone, and '''Unlock''' clears either lock.
* See [[FleetCoordinationSystem(FCS)#Locking & Unlocking Participation|Fleet Coordination System]].

== Cosmetics ==
* The cosmetic chooser has a '''Preview''' button that shows the selected item on your current colony for '''10 seconds''', then returns to the equipped one. Works for any item that is not active, owned or not.
* Covers planet, moon and alliance surfaces, building skins (including alliance building skins) and planet images (the camera pans to the colony on the galaxy view).
* The chooser hides during the preview and reopens on the same item; a countdown pill lets you end it early. Nothing is bought or equipped.
* See [[Player Cosmetics#Previewing cosmetics|Player Cosmetics]].

== Colonies ==
* Set your own colony list order from '''Colony Settings → Reorder Colony List''', with up/down buttons and '''Reset''' to creation order. Moons stay under their planet, the Capital can go anywhere, and new colonies go to the bottom.
* The order is used in every colony list and saved to your account, so it is the same on every device. Sorting by name never overwrites it. Free, no Imperial Access needed.
* Colony Settings actions are grouped into '''This Colony''', '''Colony List''' and a separate '''Abandon''' section.
* See [[Colonization#Colony List Order|Colonization]].

== Resource Templates ==
* Resource templates (fleet launch cargo loadouts) are saved to your account (up to '''12''') and are the same on every device.
* On first open in 1.4.10, the templates already on a device are merged into your account list (no duplicates, up to 12), so no device's templates are lost.

== Engines ==
* An installed engine destroyed in a raid (single or joint attack) now leaves debris like a lost ship: its install price × the share of wear it had left, at the battle's ship debris rate. It shows in the report's debris line, counts toward the moon chance and never goes to the Ship Graveyard.
* A fresh Ship Production Engine Mk I leaves about '''9T''' at a 35% debris rate; Mk III about '''100T'''.
* An order can be '''cancelled''' from the Workshop's forging queue: a '''Queued''' order is refunded in full, the one already '''Forging''' costs a '''5% fee'''. The colony's later orders move up. See [[Engines#Building (forging)|Engines]].
* See [[Engines#Installed engines|Engines]] and [[Fleet Combat#Debris vs Ship Graveyard|Fleet Combat]].

== Battle reports ==
* Repaired ships show as a blue '''(+X)''' next to the ship count in battle report rounds and the simulator, with one note above the table, instead of a separate Repaired column.
* Identical installed engines that were stolen or destroyed show as one row with a quantity.

== Inventory ==
* Newly obtained monument and relic pieces are marked '''NEW''' in the piece grid, not only on the monument or relic.

== Quests ==
* The '''Speed up construction''' onboarding quests are now '''Upgrade Engineering Lab to 2/3/5'''. A normal upgrade counts; no boost needed. This also shows in Commander's Path Act II.

== Notifications ==
* The notification prompt now waits until no other window is open, so it appears correctly on iPhone.
* See [[Frequently Asked Questions#Notifications|FAQ]].

== Fixes ==
* Fixed: switching to a colony with a different surface briefly showed the previous colony's surface.

== See also ==

* [[Trading System]]
* [[FleetCoordinationSystem(FCS)]]
* [[Player Cosmetics]]
* [[Colonization]]
* [[Engines]]
* [[Version 1.4.9]]

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	All chance bonuses use diminishing returns and have maximum caps.		All chance bonuses use diminishing returns and have maximum caps.

	== 1. Specialist ships — item family bias (max +10 points) ==		== 1. Specialist ships — item family bias (max +3 points) ==

	Certain ships raise the chance of one item family.		Certain ships raise the chance of one item family.
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	\|[[Orbital Refinery]]		\|[[Orbital Refinery]]
	\| +10 points		\| +3 points
	\|-		\|-
	\|Monument pieces		\|Monument pieces
	\|[[Advanced Recycler]]		\|[[Advanced Recycler]]
	\| +10 points		\| +3 points
	\|-		\|-
	\|Nano boosts		\|Nano boosts
	\|[[Support Vessel]]		\|[[Support Vessel]]
	\| +10 points		\| +3 points
	\|-		\|-
	\|Tech boosts		\|Tech boosts
	\|[[Frigate]]		\|[[Frigate]]
	\| +10 points		\| +3 points
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	'''Scaling formula:'''		'''Scaling formula:'''
	bonus ≈ 10 points × ( specialistShips / (specialistShips + 175) )		bonus ≈ 3 points × ( specialistShips / (specialistShips + 175) )

	Examples:		Examples:

	* 1 ship → ~0.06 points		* 1 ship → ~0.02 points
	* 175 ships → +5 points (a 4% tech boost chance becomes about 9%)		* 175 ships → +1.5 points (a 4% tech boost chance becomes about 5.5%)
	* 500 ships → ~+7.4 points		* 500 ships → ~+2.2 points
	* 1,000 ships → ~+8.5 points		* 1,000 ships → ~+2.55 points
	* The bonus never exceeds +10 points		* The bonus never exceeds +3 points

	Other rules still apply afterwards: the late-game boost throttle, the Realm 1–3 relic / monument multipliers and the decay past depth 3 (see [[Expeditions/Rewards]]).		Other rules still apply afterwards: the late-game boost throttle, the Realm 1–3 relic / monument multipliers and the decay past depth 3 (see [[Expeditions/Rewards]]).

Expeditions

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	# '''Frigate''' → tech boosts		# '''Frigate''' → tech boosts

	The active type adds up to '''+10 percentage points''' to its item family's chance, with diminishing returns on ship count:		The active type adds up to '''+3 percentage points''' to its item family's chance, with diminishing returns on ship count:

	bonus ≈ 10 points × (ships / (ships + 175))		bonus ≈ 3 points × (ships / (ships + 175))

	Examples: 1 ship → ~0.06 points, 175 → +5 points, 1,000 → ~+8.5 points, very large stacks → close to +10. A 4% tech boost chance becomes about 9% with 175 Frigates. The added chance comes out of '''nothing found''', so resources, ships and other items keep their odds. Other rules still apply afterwards: the late-game boost throttle, the Realm 1–3 relic / monument multipliers (which also dilute the other items' share) and the decay past depth 3.		Examples: 1 ship → ~0.02 points, 175 → +1.5 points, 1,000 → ~+2.55 points, very large stacks → close to +3. A 4% tech boost chance becomes about 5.5% with 175 Frigates. The added chance comes out of '''nothing found''', so resources, ships and other items keep their odds. Other rules still apply afterwards: the late-game boost throttle, the Realm 1–3 relic / monument multipliers (which also dilute the other items' share) and the decay past depth 3.

	Because only one type counts, a single higher-priority specialist turns off a lower one: one Support Vessel in a Frigate fleet removes the tech boost bonus.		Because only one type counts, a single higher-priority specialist turns off a lower one: one Support Vessel in a Frigate fleet removes the tech boost bonus.

Engines

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	# The lab '''forges''' each engine for the grade's forge time. Each colony forges one engine after another, so orders queue; the Workshop shows the queue with timers.		# The lab '''forges''' each engine for the grade's forge time. Each colony forges one engine after another, so orders queue; the Workshop shows the queue with timers.
	# A finished engine moves into that colony's '''Colony Stores'''.		# A finished engine moves into that colony's '''Colony Stores'''.
			# Changed your mind? Tap '''Cancel''' on an order in the queue. The queue marks the running order '''Forging''' and the ones waiting behind it '''Queued'''. Cancelling a queued order is '''free''': the full price returns to that colony. Cancelling the order that is already forging costs a '''5% fee'''. Either way the orders behind it move up.

	Rules:		Rules:
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	=== Can I cancel a forging order? ===		=== Can I cancel a forging order? ===
	No. The colony ~~pays when you tap Build and the~~ engines ~~arrive when forging ends~~.		Yes, until it is finished. Tap '''Cancel''' on the order in the Workshop's forging queue and confirm. A '''Queued''' order (not started yet) is refunded in full. Cancelling the order that is already '''Forging''' costs a 5% fee. The colony's later orders start sooner. Finished engines cannot be cancelled; scrap them from Colony Stores instead. Not available in vacation mode.

	== Related pages ==		== Related pages ==
	* [[Engineering Lab]] · [[Shipyard]] · [[Fleet Combat]] · [[Resource Protection]] · [[Tonnage]] · [[Colonization#Colony Relocate\|Translocator / Colony Relocate]]		* [[Engineering Lab]] · [[Shipyard]] · [[Fleet Combat]] · [[Resource Protection]] · [[Tonnage]] · [[Colonization#Colony Relocate\|Translocator / Colony Relocate]]

Trading System

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	* By default, about half of your max trade slots can use auto-fulfill (rounded up).		* By default, about half of your max trade slots can use auto-fulfill (rounded up).
	* Galactic Commerce research can increase auto-fulfill capacity.		* Galactic Commerce research can increase auto-fulfill capacity.
	* Each auto-fulfill offer counts toward this limit ~~separately from~~ normal slots.		* Each auto-fulfill offer counts toward this limit '''and''' uses one of the colony's normal trade slots, so a colony whose slots are full cannot add an auto-fulfill offer.

	=== When auto-fulfill helps ===		=== When auto-fulfill helps ===
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	* You cannot post 3M Steel for 1.5M Quartz in one offer—you must split into two offers or upgrade the building / Galactic Commerce.		* You cannot post 3M Steel for 1.5M Quartz in one offer—you must split into two offers or upgrade the building / Galactic Commerce.

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			== Imperial Overview: Trade tab ==

			With [[Imperial Access]], the Imperial Overview has a '''Trade''' tab with one row per colony:

			* '''Trading Center''' — building level. Colonies without one show "-".
			* '''Pending Offers''' — your offers waiting on the market, against the colony's slot limit (e.g. 3/4). Once a buyer accepts an offer, its slot is free again.
			* '''Free Auto-Fulfill''' — auto-fulfill offers the colony can still place right now, out of its auto-fulfill limit. Highlighted when above 0: visit that colony's Trading Center to list another order.
			* '''In Transit''' — accepted offers whose convoys are still travelling. They no longer use a slot.
			* '''Offered / Requested''' — resources held in and asked for by the colony's pending offers. A column appears only for resources you are trading.

			The TOTAL row sums the whole empire. The tab is included in the Imperial Overview export.

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Tonnage

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	\|25		\|25
	\|+2.50%		\| +2.50%
	\|-		\|-
	\|50		\|50
	\|+3.33%		\| +3.33%
	\|-		\|-
	\|100		\|100
	\|+4.00%		\| +4.00%
	\|-		\|-
	\|200		\|200
	\|+4.44%		\| +4.44%
	\|-		\|-
	\|400		\|400
	\|+4.71%		\| +4.71%
	\|}		\|}

Riftwake Incursion

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	\|0		\|0
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	\|-		\|-
	\|1		\|1
	\|+5%		\| +5%
	\|'''63m'''		\|'''63m'''
	\|-		\|-
	\|2		\|2
	\|+10%		\| +10%
	\|'''66m'''		\|'''66m'''
	\|-		\|-
	\|3		\|3
	\|+15%		\| +15%
	\|'''69m'''		\|'''69m'''
	\|-		\|-
	\|4		\|4
	\|+20%		\| +20%
	\|'''72m'''		\|'''72m'''
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	\|+5% (max +20%)		\| +5% (max +20%)
	\|-		\|-
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	\|+5%		\| +5%
	\|-		\|-
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	\|+10%, rounded up per tier (<code>riftwake.mandateCacheRolloverPct</code>)		\| +10%, rounded up per tier (<code>riftwake.mandateCacheRolloverPct</code>)
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Player Cosmetics

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	* Open the colony customize UI → '''Planet''' tab. It lists only the family for that colony's surface (shown in Colony Settings).		* Open the colony customize UI → '''Planet''' tab. It lists only the family for that colony's surface (shown in Colony Settings).
			* '''Preview''' (on the galaxy view) pans to the colony and shows the image on it for 10 seconds, then rolls back.
	* Equip a purchased or unlocked image; unequipping restores the seeded default sprite.		* Equip a purchased or unlocked image; unequipping restores the seeded default sprite.
	* An image from another family can't be equipped on that colony, even if you own it.		* An image from another family can't be equipped on that colony, even if you own it.
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	* Colony customize → '''Surface''' tab.		* Colony customize → '''Surface''' tab.
	* Scope can be '''global''' (all matching colonies) or '''per colony''' depending on the item — use Equip / Equip to Colony in the cosmetics UI.		* Scope can be '''global''' (all matching colonies) or '''per colony''' depending on the item — use Equip / Equip to Colony in the cosmetics UI.
			* '''Preview''' (on the planet view) shows a surface on your colony for 10 seconds, owned or not, then rolls back to your current surface.

	== Building, ship & defense skins ==		== Building, ship & defense skins ==
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	* Browse '''Inventory → Cosmetics''' and '''Packs''' for themed building bundles (partial ownership only charges missing skins).		* Browse '''Inventory → Cosmetics''' and '''Packs''' for themed building bundles (partial ownership only charges missing skins).
	* Equip from the cosmetics inventory once owned.		* Equip from the cosmetics inventory once owned.
			* '''Preview''' in the building window (on the planet view) shows a skin on that building for 10 seconds, owned or not, then rolls back.
	* Realm gates may apply to some packs — the shop shows requirements.		* Realm gates may apply to some packs — the shop shows requirements.

			== Previewing cosmetics ==

			A preview lasts 10 seconds and only changes what you see: nothing is bought or equipped, and other players never see it. The chooser hides while it runs and comes back on the same item; tap the countdown at the top to end it early.

	== Titles & UI effects ==		== Titles & UI effects ==

Pirates

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	\|'''Raider'''		\|'''Raider'''
	\|−10%		\|−10%
	\|+20%		\| +20%
	\|Frequent		\|Frequent
	\|Bonus resource drops; hoards metals		\|Bonus resource drops; hoards metals
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''Fortress'''		\|'''Fortress'''
	\|+30%		\| +30%
	\|−20%		\|−20%
	\|Rare		\|Rare
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	\|Reinforcement		\|Reinforcement
	\|+10–20% of base per wave, capped at 150% of base		\| +10–20% of base per wave, capped at 150% of base
	\|-		\|-
	\|Dispatch condition		\|Dispatch condition

Frequently Asked Questions

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	=== When will the game send me notifications? ===		=== When will the game send me notifications? ===
	The game asks for notification permission after you queue your first building once the tutorial is done, not while it loads. If you choose '''Maybe Later''', it asks again a few days later, up to three times; if notifications are blocked on your device, the prompt offers to open your system settings. You can also turn them on any time from '''Settings → Notification Settings''', which shows a '''Turn On Notifications''' button while they are off. With notifications on you get attack alerts, finished builds and research, fleet arrivals and alliance news. '''Return reminders''' are occasional nudges when you have been away: if you stop playing, you get one after about two days and another after about five, telling you if your colonies were attacked while you were gone or that your alliance needs you. You can turn Return reminders off under '''Settings → Notification Settings'''. See [[Version 1.4.8]].		The game asks for notification permission after you queue your first building once the tutorial is done (when you close the building window), not while it loads. If you choose '''Maybe Later''', it asks again a few days later, up to three times; if notifications are blocked on your device, the prompt offers to open your system settings. You can also turn them on any time from '''Settings → Notification Settings''', which shows a '''Turn On Notifications''' button while they are off. With notifications on you get attack alerts, finished builds and research, fleet arrivals and alliance news. '''Return reminders''' are occasional nudges when you have been away: if you stop playing, you get one after about two days and another after about five, telling you if your colonies were attacked while you were gone or that your alliance needs you. You can turn Return reminders off under '''Settings → Notification Settings'''. See [[Version 1.4.8]].

	== Accessibility ==		== Accessibility ==

FleetCoordinationSystem(FCS)

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	* '''Lock''' — no new allies can join. Existing participants are unaffected. Does not change group ETA or start the battle early.		* '''Lock''' — no new allies can join. Existing participants are unaffected. Does not change group ETA or start the battle early.
	* '''Unlock''' — reopen the rally to ~~new~~ joiners (while still traveling and not yet fought).		* '''Lock slow joiners''' — allies can still join, but only if their fleet arrives by the current group ETA. A fleet that would push the ETA later is rejected. The ETA is frozen from that point, whatever the max delay setting allows.
			* '''Unlock''' — remove either lock and reopen the rally to all joiners (while still traveling and not yet fought).

	Use lock when you are happy with the current lineup and want to stop late joiners.		Use lock when you are happy with the current lineup and want to stop late joiners. Use lock slow joiners when you still want more fleets but don't want the strike delayed any further.
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	\|Join window		\|Join window
	\|While lead is traveling and participation is not locked		\|While lead is traveling and participation is not locked (with slow joiners locked, only fleets arriving by the current ETA)
	\|-		\|-
	\|Max delay presets		\|Max delay presets
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	\|-		\|-
	\|Lock / unlock rally		\|Lock / lock slow joiners / unlock rally
	\|Leader		\|Leader
	\|While traveling		\|While traveling
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	\|Leader closes the rally to new participants		\|Leader closes the rally to new participants
			\|-
			\|Lock slow joiners
			\|Leader only accepts new participants that arrive by the current group ETA
	\|-		\|-
	\|Inter-alliance participation		\|Inter-alliance participation

Expeditions/Rewards

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	\|'''2+'''		\|'''2+'''
	\|+ Iridium and Silicium		\| + Iridium and Silicium
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''3+'''		\|'''3+'''
	\|+ Elerium (not on every find)		\| + Elerium (not on every find)
	\|}		\|}

Expeditions/Fleet Mechanics

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	<blockquote>You must '''scout the nebula system''' with probes before you can launch an expedition to its zones. Settings → Expedition stores default depth, default extract/continue, and one-click templates. The '''Explore again''' button on an expedition report, or on the fleet return report when the expedition fleet docks (in the report, or in the mail list by tapping the row's '''⋮''' button), starts a new expedition to the same zone: it opens the fleet send screen, or with One-Click Expedition on sends straight away from your active colony (long-press for the fleet send screen). In the mail list, an expedition report's row shows the resources, ships and items it brought home, and with Imperial Access a fleet icon on an expedition or return report row means one of your fleets is already heading to or exploring that zone.</blockquote>		<blockquote>You must '''scout the nebula system''' with probes before you can launch an expedition to its zones. Settings → Expedition stores default depth, default extract/continue, and one-click templates. The '''Explore again''' button on an expedition report, or on the fleet return report when the expedition fleet docks (in the report, or in the mail list by tapping the row's '''⋮''' button), starts a new expedition to the same zone: it opens the fleet send screen, or with One-Click Expedition on sends straight away from your active colony (long-press for the fleet send screen). In the mail list, an expedition report's row shows the resources, ships and items it brought home, and with Imperial Access a fleet icon on an expedition or return report row means one of your fleets is already heading to or exploring that zone.</blockquote>

	Subpages: [[Expeditions/Rewards\|Rewards]] · [[Expeditions/Depth System\|Depth System]]		Subpages: [[Expeditions/Nebula Zones\|Nebula Zones]] · [[Expeditions/Rewards\|Rewards]] · [[Expeditions/Fleet Mechanics\|Fleet Mechanics]] · [[Expeditions/Depth System\|Depth System]] · [[Expeditions/Faction Expeditions\|Faction Expeditions]]

	== Contents ==		== Contents ==
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	== Core flow ==		== Core flow ==

			:''Details: [[Expeditions/Nebula Zones\|Nebula Zones]]''

	# Scout the nebula system, then pick a '''nebula zone''' on the galaxy map.		# Scout the nebula system, then pick a '''nebula zone''' on the galaxy map.
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	== Maximum depth ==		== Maximum depth ==

			:''Details: [[Expeditions/Depth System\|Depth System]]''

	Every commander can send depths '''1–3'''. Deeper runs come from the '''Celestial Orrery''' (Explorer Core monument) on your capital:		Every commander can send depths '''1–3'''. Deeper runs come from the '''Celestial Orrery''' (Explorer Core monument) on your capital:
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	== How loot is calculated ==		== How loot is calculated ==

			:''Details: [[Expeditions/Rewards\|Rewards]]''

	Resource finds are '''not''' a flat “node base reward.” The amount scales with the '''catalog build cost''' of the ships you sent:		Resource finds are '''not''' a flat “node base reward.” The amount scales with the '''catalog build cost''' of the ships you sent:
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	\|'''Science Vessels''' in the fleet		\|'''Science Vessels''' in the fleet
	\|~~Quantity / quality bonus~~: <code>min(100%, log₂(count + 1) × 5%)</code>. About '''+5%''' at 1 ship, '''+50%''' near 1,000, '''+100%''' near '''1 million'''.		\|Bigger resource and ship finds: <code>min(100%, log₂(count + 1) × 5%)</code>. About '''+5%''' at 1 ship, '''+50%''' near 1,000, '''+100%''' near '''1 million'''. '''No effect''' on the chance of finding items.
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	\|'''2+'''		\|'''2+'''
	\|+ Iridium and Silicium		\| + Iridium and Silicium
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''3+'''		\|'''3+'''
	\|+ Elerium (not every find)		\| + Elerium (not every find)
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	== Fleet composition ==		== Fleet composition ==

			:''Details: [[Expeditions/Fleet Mechanics\|Fleet Mechanics]]''

	=== Probes — find chance (max +15%) ===		=== Probes — find chance (max +15%) ===
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	Examples: ~50 probes → ~3%, ~150 → ~7%, ~500 → ~11%, ~1,000 → ~13%. The bonus never exceeds '''+15%'''.		Examples: ~50 probes → ~3%, ~150 → ~7%, ~500 → ~11%, ~1,000 → ~13%. The bonus never exceeds '''+15%'''.

			'''Probe-only fleets''' (nothing but probes) find resources, relic pieces, monument pieces and boosts at only '''20%''' of the normal chance; the rest becomes ''nothing found''. Ship and cosmetic finds are unchanged. Add at least one other ship to roll at the full rate.

	=== Specialist ships — item family bias ===		=== Specialist ships — item family bias ===
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	# '''Frigate''' → tech boosts		# '''Frigate''' → tech boosts

	~~Presence of that~~ type ~~biases matching <code>~~item ~~found<~~/~~code> rows~~. ~~Extra copies currently add~~ very ~~little compared~~ to ~~simply bringing~~ the ~~right~~ specialist.		The active type adds up to '''+10 percentage points''' to its item family's chance, with diminishing returns on ship count:

			bonus ≈ 10 points × (ships / (ships + 175))

			Examples: 1 ship → ~0.06 points, 175 → +5 points, 1,000 → ~+8.5 points, very large stacks → close to +10. A 4% tech boost chance becomes about 9% with 175 Frigates. The added chance comes out of '''nothing found''', so resources, ships and other items keep their odds. Other rules still apply afterwards: the late-game boost throttle, the Realm 1–3 relic / monument multipliers (which also dilute the other items' share) and the decay past depth 3.

			Because only one type counts, a single higher-priority specialist turns off a lower one: one Support Vessel in a Frigate fleet removes the tech boost bonus.

	=== Science Vessels — ~~quantity and quality~~ ===		=== Science Vessels — bigger finds ===

	See [[#science vessels vs explorer class\|Science Vessels vs Explorer class]]. This is the main stack-for-payout ship. Large stacks are '''not''' wiped by the same loss % as combat hull (see [[#ship loss\|Ship loss]]).		See [[#science vessels vs explorer class\|Science Vessels vs Explorer class]]. This is the main stack-for-payout ship: it makes resource and ship finds bigger, but it does '''not''' change which outcome you roll or how often items drop. Large stacks are '''not''' wiped by the same loss % as combat hull (see [[#ship loss\|Ship loss]]).

	=== Combat ships — discovery pool ===		=== Combat ships — discovery pool ===
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	\|'''Expedition Basics'''		\|'''Expedition Basics'''
	\|+loot % per level		\| +loot % per level
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''Expedition Mastery'''		\|'''Expedition Mastery'''
	\|+success weight (fewer empty / penalty rolls)		\| +success weight (fewer empty / penalty rolls)
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''Deep Space Sensors'''		\|'''Deep Space Sensors'''
	\|+item-found weight (anomalies)		\| +item-found weight (anomalies)
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''Expedition Protocols'''		\|'''Expedition Protocols'''
	\|+success weight, −ship-loss / stun (part of the 25% safety cap)		\| +success weight, −ship-loss / stun (part of the 25% safety cap)
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''Legendary Expeditions'''		\|'''Legendary Expeditions'''
	\|+loot %, insurance (same 25% cap), '''higher reward ceilings'''		\| +loot %, insurance (same 25% cap), '''higher reward ceilings'''
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''Explorer class'''		\|'''Explorer class'''
	\|+12% loot, +10% success, +10% anomalies, +15% exploration speed		\| +12% loot, +10% success, +10% anomalies, +15% exploration speed
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''Warlord class'''		\|'''Warlord class'''
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	'''Do I need Science Vessels?'''		'''Do I need Science Vessels?'''
	~~The quantity bonus is on '''Science Vessels'''~~. Specialist Support Vessels bias nano-boost finds; they are not the payout stack.		They make resource and ship finds bigger; they do not raise item drop chances. Specialist Support Vessels bias nano-boost finds; they are not the payout stack.

	'''Can recovered ships be higher class than anything I sent?'''		'''Can recovered ships be higher class than anything I sent?'''

Colonization

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	Colony limits ensure that expansion remains strategic rather than unlimited.		Colony limits ensure that expansion remains strategic rather than unlimited.
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			= Colony List Order =

			The colony selector lists your planets in '''your own order''', with each moon right below its planet. Until you change it, the order is your Capital first, then the rest from oldest to newest.

			To change it, open '''Colony Settings''' → '''Reorder Colony List''' and move planets up or down. Any planet can go anywhere, including your Capital. '''Reset to creation order''' brings back the default order. New colonies are added at the bottom.

			The sort button in the colony selector switches between your order and alphabetical order. Sorting by name never changes your saved order. The same order is used wherever the game lists your colonies, such as when picking a fleet's starting colony. It is saved to your account, so it is the same on every device.

	= Colony Relocate =		= Colony Relocate =

Alliances

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	\|'''Garrison Capacity'''		\|'''Garrison Capacity'''
	\|+1 defense build slot.		\| +1 defense build slot.
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Alliance Territory

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	\|0		\|0
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	\|2		\|2
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	\|Tonnage (Fortress)		\|Tonnage (Fortress)
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	\|-		\|-
	\|Resource production (Production Hub)		\|Resource production (Production Hub)
	\|+10% ceiling, K 50 — needs a colony in connected territory		\| +10% ceiling, K 50 — needs a colony in connected territory
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	\|Ship build time (Shipyard Outpost)		\|Ship build time (Shipyard Outpost)
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	\|Feature flags		\|Feature flags

Score

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	* compare the strength of different empires and alliances		* compare the strength of different empires and alliances

	As players expand their colonies, build fleets, research technologies, and donate to their alliance, their total score gradually increases. Fleet and defense scores are naturally bounded by [[Tonnage\|tonnage]]. Buildings, research, alliance donations~~, and items~~ count 1:1 until '''500B''', then diminish so late-game uncapped investment cannot dwarf military mass.		As players expand their colonies, build fleets, research technologies, and donate to their alliance, their total score gradually increases. Fleet and defense scores are naturally bounded by [[Tonnage\|tonnage]]. Buildings, research, and alliance donations count 1:1 until '''500B''', then diminish so late-game uncapped investment cannot dwarf military mass. Items (engines, monument upgrades and relocate boosts) diminish from the first purchase and never pass '''500B''' together.

	'''Weekly events''' and the '''Daily Race''' use a separate event-score — they do not add to this empire total. See [[#weekly events vs empire score\|Weekly events vs empire score]].		'''Weekly events''' and the '''Daily Race''' use a separate event-score — they do not add to this empire total. See [[#weekly events vs empire score\|Weekly events vs empire score]].
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	* '''Colony Relocate boosts''' bought at the Engineering Lab — the price you paid for each, used or not. Free boosts from realm ascension do not count.		* '''Colony Relocate boosts''' bought at the Engineering Lab — the price you paid for each, used or not. Free boosts from realm ascension do not count.

	~~After the sum~~, ~~the~~ [[#building research donation soft cap\|soft-cap]] is applied ~~independently~~.		==== Item curve ====

			Engines, monument upgrades and relocate boosts share one budget. Their combined value counts less with every purchase and slowly approaches '''500B''', but never reaches it:

			effective = 500B × (1 − e^(−raw / 2.5T))

			{\| class="wikitable"
			!Raw item value
			!Effective
			\|-
			\|40.75B (one Mk I ship engine)
			\|~8B
			\|-
			\|407.5B
			\|~75B
			\|-
			\|1T
			\|~165B
			\|-
			\|2T
			\|~275B
			\|-
			\|5T
			\|~432B
			\|-
			\|10T
			\|~491B
			\|}

			The [[#building research donation soft cap\|soft-cap]] is applied after the curve; it has no effect below 500B.

	=== Colonies and infrastructure ===		=== Colonies and infrastructure ===
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	allianceDonationScore = softCap(donations)		allianceDonationScore = softCap(donations)
	itemScore = softCap(~~items~~)		itemScore = softCap(itemCurve(engines + monuments + relocateBoosts))
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	== Building / research / donation soft-cap ==		== Building / research / donation soft-cap ==

	Fleet + defense are bounded by [[Tonnage\|tonnage]] (~'''500B''' combined score at the ceiling). Buildings, research, alliance donations, and items have no such hard limit and can reach tens of trillions of raw cost-score. Each of those four components is mapped independently:		Fleet + defense are bounded by [[Tonnage\|tonnage]] (~'''500B''' combined score at the ceiling). Buildings, research, alliance donations, and items have no such hard limit and can reach tens of trillions of raw cost-score. Each of those four components is mapped independently (items after the [[#item curve\|item curve]]):

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 Tonnage-gap fatigue can continue until loot is wiped ('''0%'''). '''Repeat fatigue × tonnage-gap fatigue stack''' (multiply together).
 === Raid immunity trigger ===
 If an '''active''' defender takes '''3''' distinct raid events within '''6 hours''', they gain a '''24-hour''' immunity shield (attack and scout blocked). One FCS battle counts as '''one''' raid for this counter. Inactive players never gain this shield.
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-|High fleet-tonnage farmers capped at 1/week and 2/month vs much weaker actives (3× fleet tonnage) — see [[#score bully limits anti farm|above]]
+|High fleet-tonnage farmers capped at 1/week and 2/month vs much weaker actives (3× fleet tonnage); strikes within 2 hours of the first count as the same attack; no caps for 24 hours after winning a fair fight — see [[#score bully limits anti farm|above]]
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	When the attacker wins, each installed engine that is passive or calibrating rolls once:		When the attacker wins, each installed engine that is passive or calibrating rolls once:
	* '''25%''': '''stolen''', if the raiders still have free cargo for it (otherwise nothing happens). It keeps its wear, lands in the raider's home Colony Stores and must calibrate again when installed		* '''25%''': '''stolen''', if the raiders still have free cargo for it (otherwise nothing happens). It keeps its wear, lands in the raider's home Colony Stores and must calibrate again when installed
	* '''15%''': '''destroyed'''		* '''15%''': '''destroyed'''. It leaves '''debris''' like a destroyed ship: its install price × the share of wear it had left, at the battle's ship debris rate (iridium and silicium 60% of that rate, elerium 48%). See [[Fleet Combat#Debris vs Ship Graveyard\|Debris]]
	* otherwise nothing happens		* otherwise nothing happens
	* Both chances are scaled by war fatigue		* Both chances are scaled by war fatigue

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	Repeat fatigue and tonnage fatigue '''multiply''' together.		Repeat fatigue and tonnage fatigue '''multiply''' together. For '''24 hours''' after you win a fair fight against a player (under '''3×''' their fleet tonnage), the tonnage-gap penalty does not apply to them; repeat fatigue still does.

	=== Immunity & bully caps ===		=== Immunity & bully caps ===
	* If a defender is hit by enough grouped attacks in '''6 hours''' (default '''3'''), they can gain a '''24-hour''' immunity shield.		* If a defender is hit by enough grouped attacks in '''6 hours''' (default '''3'''), they can gain a '''24-hour''' immunity shield.
	* Attackers at '''≥3×''' defender tonnage are also limited in how often they may attack (weekly / monthly caps).		* Attackers at '''≥3×''' defender tonnage are also limited in how often they may attack (weekly / monthly caps). Strikes within 2 hours of the first strike count as one attack, and the caps are lifted for 24 hours after winning a fair fight.
			* A blocked attack returns home without fighting; its report names the reason. See [[Fleet Combat#blocked attacks and loot cuts in reports\|Fleet Combat]].

	See [[Tonnage]] and [[Fleet Combat]].		See [[Tonnage]] and [[Fleet Combat]].

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Deep expeditions now pay mainly in resources, monument resource costs start one level earlier, galaxy activity dots catch more of what a commander does, the Quests window is tidier, and Android Access Pass purchases and Nano-boosted quest progress are fixed.

== Expeditions ==

=== Item finds past depth 3 ===
* Every depth from 3 down used to roll the same item table, so deep runs found relic pieces, monument pieces and boosts at the full rate on every depth.
* Past depth 3, each of those item types now loses '''2 percentage points''' of chance per extra depth, down to a '''2%''' floor. For example, a 10% find at depth 3 is 8% at depth 4, 6% at depth 5, 4% at depth 6 and 2% from depth 7. Types already below 2% are unchanged.
* The lost chance becomes an empty roll. Resource, ship and cosmetic chances and the depth earning multiplier are unchanged.
* See [[Expeditions/Depth System]] and [[Expeditions/Rewards]].

== Monuments ==
* '''Monuments''': the resource cost on upgrades now starts at '''level 9''' instead of level 10, at the same amounts (about '''63T–80T''' for the upgrade to level 9, '''1.8×''' per level after). Upgrades to levels 2–8 still cost spares only. Empire score counts monument upgrades from level 9. See [[Monuments#Resource cost from level 9|Monuments]].

== Galaxy map ==
* '''Galaxy activity dots''': a colony now also lights up when its owner switches to it, cancels, reorders or scraps ship and defense orders, buys back wrecks, recalls a fleet, decides an expedition, joins a coordinated attack, warps or scans, trades from it, starts a moon, uses the hangar or monuments, activates a boost, or moves, rearranges, downgrades or throttles buildings. Opening the game or leaving it open does not light a colony. See [[Fleet Detection#Galaxy activity dots|Fleet Detection]].

== Quests ==
* The red counters on the '''Onboarding''' and '''Daily''' tabs now sit next to the tab name instead of hanging over the tab edge, and long onboarding category names fit their tab.
* Tap the '''Commander's Path''' header to collapse it to one line (current goal and steps done), with a red counter when a goal or chest is ready to claim. The choice is remembered on your device.
* When an onboarding chest is ready, a card under the progress bar shows its rewards with a '''Claim Chest''' button.
* See [[Quest System#Commander's Path|Quest System]].

== Fixes ==
* Building levels finished with a '''Nano Boost''' now count for quests, including daily and weekly building quests. Commander's Path goals such as '''Speed up construction''' can be claimed right away instead of after the next normal upgrade.
* Buying the '''Imperial Access Pass''' on Android no longer fails after payment. If you were charged without receiving it, use '''Restore purchases''' in the store.

== See also ==

* [[Expeditions]]
* [[Monuments]]
* [[Fleet Detection]]
* [[Quest System]]
* [[Version 1.4.8]]

Score

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	Resources sunk into items, worked out from what you own or have used:		Resources sunk into items, worked out from what you own or have used:

	* '''Monument upgrades''' — every upgrade from [[Monuments#Resource cost from level 7\|level 7]] on, at its catalog cost, for each monument copy at its current level. Copies used up as spares do not count.		* '''Monument upgrades''' — every upgrade from [[Monuments#Resource cost from level 9\|level 9]] on, at its catalog cost, for each monument copy at its current level. Copies used up as spares do not count.
	* '''Engines''' — every engine you bought at its catalog price, including engines still forging, worn out, burned out, stolen or destroyed. '''Scrapped''' engines do not count (their refund went back to the colony). Each '''overcharge''' adds its price.		* '''Engines''' — every engine you bought at its catalog price, including engines still forging, worn out, burned out, stolen or destroyed. '''Scrapped''' engines do not count (their refund went back to the colony). Each '''overcharge''' adds its price.
	* '''Colony Relocate boosts''' bought at the Engineering Lab — the price you paid for each, used or not. Free boosts from realm ascension do not count.		* '''Colony Relocate boosts''' bought at the Engineering Lab — the price you paid for each, used or not. Free boosts from realm ascension do not count.

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	* Elerium-tier economy		* Elerium-tier economy
	* [[Pirate Bosses]] (rare FCS targets)		* [[Pirate Bosses]] (rare FCS targets)
	* Capital ships (Heavy Cruiser, Carrier, Dreadnought), ~~Explorer Ships~~ and the Advanced Recycler		* Capital ships (Heavy Cruiser, Carrier, Dreadnought), Science Vessels and the Advanced Recycler
	* A second [[Monuments\|Monument]] slot and 6 daily quests		* A second [[Monuments\|Monument]] slot and 6 daily quests

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	== Commander's Path ==		== Commander's Path ==
	At the top of the Onboarding tab, '''Commander's Path''' shows a single current goal so there is always one clear next step. It is shown while your Onboarding tab is visible, and the tab stays open while a Path goal or chest is still waiting to be claimed. Goals unlock one at a time, in two acts.		At the top of the Onboarding tab, '''Commander's Path''' shows a single current goal so there is always one clear next step. It is shown while your Onboarding tab is visible, and the tab stays open while a Path goal or chest is still waiting to be claimed. Goals unlock one at a time, in two acts. Tap the Commander's Path header to collapse it to one line showing the current goal and its steps done; a red counter on the header shows when a goal or chest is ready to claim. Your choice is remembered on the device.

	=== Starter fleet ===		=== Starter fleet ===
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	* Act I goals are done on the galaxy map: while one has steps left, a button under it takes you there. On First Strike it is '''Open Scout Report''' instead: it opens your latest scout report, whose '''Attack''' button launches the raid. On Chart a Nebula it is '''Go to Nebula''': it centers the map on the nearest nebula.		* Act I goals are done on the galaxy map: while one has steps left, a button under it takes you there. On First Strike it is '''Open Scout Report''' instead: it opens your latest scout report, whose '''Attack''' button launches the raid. On Chart a Nebula it is '''Go to Nebula''': it centers the map on the nearest nebula.
	* When every step of the current goal is done, claim the goal's reward (resources, experience and often a boost item). The next goal then becomes current. Steps of later goals count as soon as you finish them, so a later goal can be ready to claim the moment it becomes current.		* When every step of the current goal is done, claim the goal's reward (resources, experience and often a boost item). The next goal then becomes current. Steps of later goals count as soon as you finish them, so a later goal can be ready to claim the moment it becomes current.
	* Under the goal, one '''overall onboarding bar''' tracks every onboarding quest across all paths. Reward chests open at '''10, 20, 30 and 40''' completed quests; ~~tap~~ a ready ~~chest to claim~~ it. Chests count quests from any path, in any order.		* Under the goal, one '''overall onboarding bar''' tracks every onboarding quest across all paths. Reward chests open at '''10, 20, 30 and 40''' completed quests; when a chest is ready, a card under the bar lists what it contains with a '''Claim Chest''' button (tapping the gift on the bar also claims it). Chests count quests from any path, in any order.
	* Goal and chest rewards come on top of the quest rewards and Category Bonuses.		* Goal and chest rewards come on top of the quest rewards and Category Bonuses.

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	Upgrades apply to the monument '''whether it is deployed or in inventory'''. Many commanders level their intended Core and Supports '''before''' locking a long-term layout.		Upgrades apply to the monument '''whether it is deployed or in inventory'''. Many commanders level their intended Core and Supports '''before''' locking a long-term layout.

	=== Resource cost from level 7 ===		=== Resource cost from level 9 ===
	<span id="Resource cost from level 10"></span>		<span id="Resource cost from level 10"></span>
	From the upgrade to '''level 7''' on, leveling also costs '''resources''' on top of the spares. They are paid by the colony you have open when you tap '''Upgrade'''. The cost is shown above the Upgrade button, and the button stays disabled until that colony can pay.		From the upgrade to '''level 9''' on, leveling also costs '''resources''' on top of the spares. They are paid by the colony you have open when you tap '''Upgrade'''. The cost is shown above the Upgrade button, and the button stays disabled until that colony can pay.

	* Each monument asks for its own resource mix, matched to its theme: '''3 to 5''' resource types for Support monuments, all '''6''' for Core monuments.		* Each monument asks for its own resource mix, matched to its theme: '''3 to 5''' resource types for Support monuments, all '''6''' for Core monuments.
	* Each level after 7 costs '''1.8×''' the level before it (level 8 = 1.8× the level 7 cost, level 9 = 3.24×, and so on).		* Each level after 9 costs '''1.8×''' the level before it (level 10 = 1.8× the level 9 cost, level 11 = 3.24×, and so on).
	* Upgrades to levels ~~2–6~~ still cost spares only.		* Upgrades to levels 2–8 still cost spares only.

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	!Type		!Type
	!Upgrade to level 7 cost		!Upgrade to level 9 cost
	!Total		!Total
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	The dot marks the '''colony the owner actually acted on''' — the planet where they built, researched, queued ships, or ~~launched~~ — not every colony they own. A commander who is online but only browsing the map still lights the colony they worked on last, so an active player shows exactly '''one''' lit planet rather than their whole empire. Actions on a '''moon''' count for its parent planet.		The dot marks the '''colony the owner actually acted on''' — the planet where they built, researched, queued, cancelled or scrapped ships, launched, recalled or warped a fleet, traded, ran a scan, managed buildings, the hangar or monuments, or simply '''switched to''' it — not every colony they own. Opening the game does not count as a switch, and leaving the game open on one colony does not keep it lit. A commander who is online but only browsing the map still lights the colony they worked on last, so an active player shows exactly '''one''' lit planet rather than their whole empire. Actions on a '''moon''' count for its parent planet.

	Your own planets never show a dot.		Your own planets never show a dot.

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	\|Earning ×1.0 → ×3.0 from D1 to D10 (see [[Expeditions/Depth System\|Depth System]])		\|Earning ×1.0 → ×3.0 from D1 to D10 (see [[Expeditions/Depth System\|Depth System]])
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	\|'''~~Explorer ships~~'''		\|'''Science Vessels'''
	\|<code>min(100%, log₂(count + 1) × 5%)</code> extra loot and a matching cap lift		\|<code>min(100%, log₂(count + 1) × 5%)</code> extra loot and a matching cap lift
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	× research + class loot		× research + class loot
	× variance roll		× variance roll
	× (1 + ~~Explorer-ship~~ bonus)		× (1 + Science Vessel bonus)

	Then the total is split across resource types (steel-heavy, quartz-heavy, or gas-heavy emphasis is random). Full tables: [[Expeditions#how loot is calculated\|Expeditions → How loot is calculated]].		Then the total is split across resource types (steel-heavy, quartz-heavy, or gas-heavy emphasis is random). Full tables: [[Expeditions#how loot is calculated\|Expeditions → How loot is calculated]].
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	Item finds are '''nano boosts''', '''tech boosts''', '''relic pieces''', '''monument pieces''', and (very rarely) '''cosmetics'''. There are no research fragments, blueprint fragments, or Codex entries on this mission.		Item finds are '''nano boosts''', '''tech boosts''', '''relic pieces''', '''monument pieces''', and (very rarely) '''cosmetics'''. There are no research fragments, blueprint fragments, or Codex entries on this mission.

	* ~~Deeper / harder~~ zones weight <code>item found</code> more heavily. There is '''no guaranteed fragment at depth 5''' and '''no guaranteed relic at depths 9–10'''.		* Harder zones, and depths up to 3, weight <code>item found</code> more heavily. Past depth 3, each item type's chance drops by '''2 percentage points''' per extra depth, to a minimum of '''2%''' (see [[Expeditions/Depth System\|Depth System]]). There is '''no guaranteed fragment at depth 5''' and '''no guaranteed relic at depths 9–10'''.
	* Deep Space Sensors, Monolith, Explorer class, and one specialist ship type bias the '''family''' of item (relic > monument > nano > tech). See [[Expeditions#fleet composition\|Expeditions → Fleet composition]].		* Deep Space Sensors, Monolith, Explorer class, and one specialist ship type bias the '''family''' of item (relic > monument > nano > tech). See [[Expeditions#fleet composition\|Expeditions → Fleet composition]].
	* In '''Realms 1–3''', relic-piece weights are '''×4''' and monument-piece weights '''×3''' versus Realm 4 baseline.		* In '''Realms 1–3''', relic-piece weights are '''×4''' and monument-piece weights '''×3''' versus Realm 4 baseline.
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	== Recovered ships ==		== Recovered ships ==

	A <code>ships found</code> event pays from a '''ship-value budget''' (~15% of fleet value × a steeper difficulty curve: Easy ×1 / Medium ×1.5 / Hard ×2.5 / Extreme ×4, then depth and ~~Explorer-ship~~ bonus).		A <code>ships found</code> event pays from a '''ship-value budget''' (~15% of fleet value × a steeper difficulty curve: Easy ×1 / Medium ×1.5 / Hard ×2.5 / Extreme ×4, then depth and Science Vessel bonus).

	* Pool is '''current realm and previous realm''' only.		* Pool is '''current realm and previous realm''' only.
	* Class is capped near '''one above''' the strongest ship you sent (jackpots can stretch that).		* Class is capped near '''one above''' the strongest ship you sent (jackpots can stretch that).
	* Colony ships, Recyclers, Advanced Recyclers, Planetary Harvesters, Support Vessels, and ~~Explorer ships~~ are '''not''' recovered.		* Colony ships, Recyclers, Advanced Recyclers, Planetary Harvesters, Support Vessels, and Science Vessels are '''not''' recovered.

	== Failure vs rewards ==		== Failure vs rewards ==
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	* '''Per-expedition''' ceiling from player score (slower growth after ~1M) and a '''realm hard cap'''.		* '''Per-expedition''' ceiling from player score (slower growth after ~1M) and a '''realm hard cap'''.
	* '''Daily''' ceiling = '''15×''' the per-expedition cap (a small floor remains if you are near the daily limit).		* '''Daily''' ceiling = '''15×''' the per-expedition cap (a small floor remains if you are near the daily limit).
	* ~~Explorer-ship~~ bonus '''raises''' the ceiling on that run.		* Science Vessel bonus '''raises''' the ceiling on that run.
	* '''Legendary Expeditions''' raises per-run and daily ceilings further.		* '''Legendary Expeditions''' raises per-run and daily ceilings further.

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	* '''Fleet catalog value''' drives resource and ship-recovery budgets (~'''15%''' of sent fleet value before difficulty/depth/variance).		* '''Fleet catalog value''' drives resource and ship-recovery budgets (~'''15%''' of sent fleet value before difficulty/depth/variance).
	* [[Probe\|Probes]] and specialist hulls affect discovery odds; [[Science Vessel\|Science Vessels]] ~~(Explorer ships)~~ improve expedition quality and count lightly toward loss weight.		* [[Probe\|Probes]] and specialist hulls affect discovery odds; [[Science Vessel\|Science Vessels]] improve expedition quality and count lightly toward loss weight.
	* [[Player Classes\|Explorer]] class boosts loot, success, and anomaly odds; Warlord is weaker on expedition loot.		* [[Player Classes\|Explorer]] class boosts loot, success, and anomaly odds; Warlord is weaker on expedition loot.
	* Combat ships can appear in discovery pools; loss events scale with depth.		* Combat ships can appear in discovery pools; loss events scale with depth.

	Full guide: [[Expeditions]] · [[Expeditions/Rewards]] · [[Expeditions/Depth System]]		Full guide: [[Expeditions]] · [[Expeditions/Rewards]] · [[Expeditions/Depth System]]

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	\|4		\|4
	\|×1.8		\|×1.8
	\|Same event pool; loss cap rises (see below).		\|Same event pool; loss cap rises (see below). Relic / monument / boost chance −2 points.
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	Difficulty stacks on top (Easy ×1.0 … Extreme ×2.0). Reward math: [[Expeditions/Rewards]].		Difficulty stacks on top (Easy ×1.0 … Extreme ×2.0). Reward math: [[Expeditions/Rewards]].

	“Fragment chance 10–30%” is not a live per-depth guarantee. Item weight rises ~~with~~ depth and difficulty, then specialist / sensor / class bonuses.		“Fragment chance 10–30%” is not a live per-depth guarantee. Item weight rises up to depth 3 and with difficulty, then specialist / sensor / class bonuses.

			Past depth 3, each item type (relic pieces, monument pieces, nano boosts, tech boosts) loses '''2 percentage points''' of chance per extra depth, down to a floor of '''2%'''. For example, a 10% monument chance at depth 3 becomes 8% at depth 4, 6% at depth 5, 4% at depth 6 and 2% from depth 7. Types already below 2% are not reduced. The lost chance becomes an empty roll; resource, ship and cosmetic chances are unchanged.

	== Depth 1–3 ==		== Depth 1–3 ==
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	* Same outcome families as D1–D3 (<code>minDepth ≤ current</code>).		* Same outcome families as D1–D3 (<code>minDepth ≤ current</code>).
	* Earning keeps climbing (table above).		* Earning keeps climbing (table above).
			* Relic / monument / boost chances fall by 2 points per depth past 3 (minimum 2%), so deep runs pay mostly in resources.
	* Ship-loss '''value cap''' steps up at D4 and again at D7.		* Ship-loss '''value cap''' steps up at D4 and again at D7.

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	~~Explorer ships~~ count as '''quantity / 1,000''' (at least 1 if present). This is not “10–30% hull damage” and not “0–50% loot retained.”		Science Vessels count as '''quantity / 1,000''' (at least 1 if present). This is not “10–30% hull damage” and not “0–50% loot retained.”

	Full rules: [[Expeditions#stun\|Expeditions → Stun]] and [[Expeditions#ship loss\|Expeditions → Ship loss]].		Full rules: [[Expeditions#stun\|Expeditions → Stun]] and [[Expeditions#ship loss\|Expeditions → Ship loss]].

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	× research + class loot		× research + class loot
	× variance roll		× variance roll
	× (1 + ~~Explorer-ship~~ bonus)		× (1 + Science Vessel bonus)

	Then the result is '''capped''' (see [[#caps and late game throttles\|Caps]]) and split across resource types.		Then the result is '''capped''' (see [[#caps and late game throttles\|Caps]]) and split across resource types.
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	- '''Jackpot''' ~2.5–4.0×		- '''Jackpot''' ~2.5–4.0×

	=== ~~Explorer ships~~ vs Explorer class ===		=== Science Vessels vs Explorer class ===

	These are two different bonuses:		These are two different bonuses:
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	\|'''+12%''' expedition loot, '''+10%''' success weight, '''+10%''' anomaly (item) weight. Warlord is '''−10%''' loot. See [[Player Classes]].		\|'''+12%''' expedition loot, '''+10%''' success weight, '''+10%''' anomaly (item) weight. Warlord is '''−10%''' loot. See [[Player Classes]].
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	\|'''~~Explorer ships~~''' in the fleet		\|'''Science Vessels''' in the fleet
	\|Quantity / quality bonus: <code>min(100%, log₂(count + 1) × 5%)</code>. About '''+5%''' at 1 ship, '''+50%''' near 1,000, '''+100%''' near '''1 million'''.		\|Quantity / quality bonus: <code>min(100%, log₂(count + 1) × 5%)</code>. About '''+5%''' at 1 ship, '''+50%''' near 1,000, '''+100%''' near '''1 million'''.
	\|}		\|}

	~~Explorer-ship~~ bonus also '''raises the per-expedition cap''' by the same multiplier, so a large ~~Explorer~~ stack is not immediately flattened by the score ceiling.		Science Vessel bonus also '''raises the per-expedition cap''' by the same multiplier, so a large Science Vessel stack is not immediately flattened by the score ceiling.

	== Resource mix by realm ==		== Resource mix by realm ==
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	\|'''Ships found'''		\|'''Ships found'''
	\|Combat / cargo hull from '''your current realm and the previous realm''', up to about '''one class above''' the strongest ship you sent (jackpots can stretch that). Colony ships, Recyclers, Advanced Recyclers, Planetary Harvesters, Support Vessels, and ~~Explorer ships~~ are '''not''' in the recovery pool.		\|Combat / cargo hull from '''your current realm and the previous realm''', up to about '''one class above''' the strongest ship you sent (jackpots can stretch that). Colony ships, Recyclers, Advanced Recyclers, Planetary Harvesters, Support Vessels, and Science Vessels are '''not''' in the recovery pool.
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	\|'''Item found'''		\|'''Item found'''
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	Presence of that type biases matching <code>item found</code> rows. Extra copies currently add very little compared to simply bringing the right specialist.		Presence of that type biases matching <code>item found</code> rows. Extra copies currently add very little compared to simply bringing the right specialist.

	=== ~~Explorer ships~~ — quantity and quality ===		=== Science Vessels — quantity and quality ===

	See [[#~~explorer ships~~ vs explorer class\|~~Explorer ships~~ vs Explorer class]]. This is the main stack-for-payout ship. Large stacks are '''not''' wiped by the same loss % as combat hull (see [[#ship loss\|Ship loss]]).		See [[#science vessels vs explorer class\|Science Vessels vs Explorer class]]. This is the main stack-for-payout ship. Large stacks are '''not''' wiped by the same loss % as combat hull (see [[#ship loss\|Ship loss]]).

	=== Combat ships — discovery pool ===		=== Combat ships — discovery pool ===
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	So a huge combat stack cannot lose more hull value than a slice of what the run was expected to pay.		So a huge combat stack cannot lose more hull value than a slice of what the run was expected to pay.

	=== ~~Explorer-ship~~ counting ===		=== Science Vessel counting ===

	~~Explorer ships~~ are counted as '''quantity / 1,000''' when applying the percentage (still at least '''1''' hull if any are present). A 1% event on 1,000,000 ~~Explorers~~ is on the order of '''10''' hull, not 10,000.		Science Vessels are counted as '''quantity / 1,000''' when applying the percentage (still at least '''1''' hull if any are present). A 1% event on 1,000,000 Science Vessels is on the order of '''10''' hull, not 10,000.

	=== Safety research ===		=== Safety research ===
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	* A '''per-expedition''' ceiling that grows with score (linear early, slower after ~1M score) and is hard-capped by realm.		* A '''per-expedition''' ceiling that grows with score (linear early, slower after ~1M score) and is hard-capped by realm.
	* A '''daily''' ceiling of '''15×''' the per-expedition cap. A small floor remains so a commander who is near the daily cap can still receive a reduced find.		* A '''daily''' ceiling of '''15×''' the per-expedition cap. A small floor remains so a commander who is near the daily cap can still receive a reduced find.
	* '''~~Explorer-ship~~ bonus''' multiplies the ceiling applied to that run.		* '''Science Vessel bonus''' multiplies the ceiling applied to that run.
	* '''Legendary Expeditions''' <code>expeditionCapBonusPct</code> raises both per-run and daily ceilings.		* '''Legendary Expeditions''' <code>expeditionCapBonusPct</code> raises both per-run and daily ceilings.

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	'''Do I need Science Vessels?'''		'''Do I need Science Vessels?'''
	The quantity bonus is on '''~~Explorer ships~~'''. Specialist Support Vessels bias nano-boost finds; they are not the payout stack.		The quantity bonus is on '''Science Vessels'''. Specialist Support Vessels bias nano-boost finds; they are not the payout stack.

	'''Can recovered ships be higher class than anything I sent?'''		'''Can recovered ships be higher class than anything I sent?'''

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	* '''Warp hop''' launches start from the gate moon; the parent planet can hop through it too once the planet has an [[Ascension Gate]]. Planet launches add readiness that shrinks with Ascension Gate level ('''5 minutes''' at level 1 down to '''2 minutes''')		* '''Warp hop''' launches start from the gate moon; the parent planet can hop through it too once the planet has an [[Ascension Gate]]. Planet launches add readiness that shrinks with Ascension Gate level ('''5 minutes''' at level 1 down to '''2 minutes''')
	* '''One-click missions''' (scout, recycler, asteroid and gas harvest, expedition, alliance system Harvest / Survey) take the nearest eligible hop automatically with the Imperial Access setting '''One-Click Auto Warp Hop''' ('''Settings → Fleet''', on by default); if the hop cannot be used, the fleet flies directly		* '''One-click missions''' (scout, recycler, asteroid and gas harvest, expedition, alliance system Harvest / Survey) take the nearest eligible hop automatically with the Imperial Access setting '''One-Click Auto Warp Hop''' ('''Settings → Fleet''', on by default); if the hop cannot be used, the fleet flies directly
			* A hop is only used when it '''arrives sooner''' than flying direct. When the readiness delay (plus any planet launch delay) is longer than the time saved, the fleet flies directly and the send screen does not offer the hop

	== Special capabilities ==		== Special capabilities ==

Score

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	Resources sunk into items, worked out from what you own or have used:		Resources sunk into items, worked out from what you own or have used:

	* '''Monument upgrades''' — every upgrade from [[Monuments#Resource cost from level 10\|level 10]] on, at its catalog cost, for each monument copy at its current level. Copies used up as spares do not count.		* '''Monument upgrades''' — every upgrade from [[Monuments#Resource cost from level 7\|level 7]] on, at its catalog cost, for each monument copy at its current level. Copies used up as spares do not count.
	* '''Engines''' — every engine you bought at its catalog price, including engines still forging, worn out, burned out, stolen or destroyed. '''Scrapped''' engines do not count (their refund went back to the colony). Each '''overcharge''' adds its price.		* '''Engines''' — every engine you bought at its catalog price, including engines still forging, worn out, burned out, stolen or destroyed. '''Scrapped''' engines do not count (their refund went back to the colony). Each '''overcharge''' adds its price.
	* '''Colony Relocate boosts''' bought at the Engineering Lab — the price you paid for each, used or not. Free boosts from realm ascension do not count.		* '''Colony Relocate boosts''' bought at the Engineering Lab — the price you paid for each, used or not. Free boosts from realm ascension do not count.

Monuments

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	Upgrades apply to the monument '''whether it is deployed or in inventory'''. Many commanders level their intended Core and Supports '''before''' locking a long-term layout.		Upgrades apply to the monument '''whether it is deployed or in inventory'''. Many commanders level their intended Core and Supports '''before''' locking a long-term layout.

	=== Resource cost from level 10 ===		=== Resource cost from level 7 ===
	From the upgrade to '''level 10''' on, leveling also costs '''resources''' on top of the spares. They are paid by the colony you have open when you tap '''Upgrade'''. The cost is shown above the Upgrade button, and the button stays disabled until that colony can pay.		<span id="Resource cost from level 10"></span>
			From the upgrade to '''level 7''' on, leveling also costs '''resources''' on top of the spares. They are paid by the colony you have open when you tap '''Upgrade'''. The cost is shown above the Upgrade button, and the button stays disabled until that colony can pay.

	* Each monument asks for its own resource mix, matched to its theme: '''3 to 5''' resource types for Support monuments, all '''6''' for Core monuments.		* Each monument asks for its own resource mix, matched to its theme: '''3 to 5''' resource types for Support monuments, all '''6''' for Core monuments.
	* Each level after 10 costs '''1.8×''' the level before it (level 11 = 1.8× the level 10 cost, level 12 = 3.24×, and so on).		* Each level after 7 costs '''1.8×''' the level before it (level 8 = 1.8× the level 7 cost, level 9 = 3.24×, and so on).
	* Upgrades to levels ~~2–9~~ still cost spares only.		* Upgrades to levels 2–6 still cost spares only.

	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	!Monument		!Monument
	!Type		!Type
	!Upgrade to level 10 cost		!Upgrade to level 7 cost
	!Total		!Total
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	* Realm 4 members still split the rest of the pool as before.		* Realm 4 members still split the rest of the pool as before.
	* See [[Alliances#Alliance tribute (Realm 1–3)\|Alliance tribute]].		* See [[Alliances#Alliance tribute (Realm 1–3)\|Alliance tribute]].

	~~== Translocator prices ==~~
	* '''Translocators''' now cost '''100T steel, 60T quartz, 30T gas, 15T iridium, 12T silicium and 10T elerium''' (was 1T of each). The second one in 30 days still costs double.
	* '''Alliance Translocators''' cost '''200T steel, 120T quartz, 60T gas, 30T iridium, 24T silicium and 20T elerium''' from the Vault (was 5T of each).
	* See [[Colonization]] and [[Alliance Archive]].

	== Ships ==		== Ships ==

	=== Faster minimum build times (Realm 4+) ===		=== Faster minimum build times (Realm 4+) ===
	* [[Megahauler]]: '''100 ms''' per ship (was 200 ms).		* [[Megahauler]]: '''100 ms''' per ship (was 200 ms).
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	== Fixes ==		== Fixes ==

			* Translocator prices fixed around 100T Steel for player version, and 200T for Alliance version. See [[Colonization]] and [[Alliance Archive]].
	* Ships warped through a '''Warp Gate''' can be sent from the destination right away. Before, the destination could show an empty hangar and refuse to launch them for up to five minutes.		* Ships warped through a '''Warp Gate''' can be sent from the destination right away. Before, the destination could show an empty hangar and refuse to launch them for up to five minutes.
	* Many views now update right away after an action instead of minutes later: colonies, your profile and research, fleet status, alliance membership, members, research, buildings, Warp Gates and territory bonuses, system owners and sieges on the galaxy map, score, tonnage and inventory badges.		* Many views now update right away after an action instead of minutes later: colonies, your profile and research, fleet status, alliance membership, members, research, buildings, Warp Gates and territory bonuses, system owners and sieges on the galaxy map, score, tonnage and inventory badges.

Version 1.4.8

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New page

New commanders start with a survivor fleet and a '''Commander's Path''' to follow, every mail row now has its actions one tap away, expedition reports show what they brought home right in the mail list, arriving in a new Realm gets a welcome screen, and alliances that hold star systems pay a daily tribute to their Realm 1–3 members.

== Commander's Path ==

* '''A survivor fleet.''' A few of your father's ships escaped the fall. New commanders now start with 5 Probes, 10 Cargo Ships, 40 Fighters and 5 Recyclers docked at the homeworld.
* The top of the '''Onboarding''' tab now shows '''one current goal''' at a time, in two acts:
** '''Act I: The Survivor Fleet''': Scout a Pirate, First Strike, Salvage the Wreckage, Chart a Nebula.
** '''Act II: A Fleet of Our Own''': Growing Economy, Into the Unknown, A Second World.
* Each goal lists its steps. Tap a step to jump to its quest, and claim the goal's reward once every step is done. Act I goals have a button that takes you to the galaxy map, your latest scout report or the nearest nebula.
* An '''onboarding bar''' under the goal opens '''reward chests at 10, 20, 30 and 40''' completed quests. Goal and chest rewards come on top of quest rewards and Category Bonuses.
* Some onboarding quests now count only after the research that equips them, and a locked card names the missing research. '''Research Weapon Systems''' is renamed '''Research Weapon Systems II''' to tell it apart from level 1.

See [[Quest System#Commander's Path|Quest System]].

== Tutorial ==
* Tutorial highlights now outline the button or panel instead of tinting it blue, and tutorial and prologue text is brighter.
* During the prologue pirate raid, an arrow on the galaxy map points at the pirate stronghold.

== Mail ==

=== Mail row actions ===
* Each mail row now has a '''⋮''' button next to the delete button. Tap it to slide the row aside and show that mail's actions with labels; tap ⋮ or the row again to close them.
* '''Scout reports:''' '''Scout''' (again), '''Attack''', '''Simulate''', '''Debris''' (when the report shows a debris field) and '''Navigate''', the same as the buttons in the report. Tap and long-press work as they do there, including One-Click Scout and One-Click Recycler. From an alliance system only '''Navigate''' is offered, and a report on a target in another realm has no launch actions.
* '''Recall''' when one of your fleets can still be recalled from a fresh scout report (several fleets still show their list under the row).
* '''Explore''' on expedition reports, the same as '''Explore again''' in the report.
* '''Star''' / '''Unstar''' on every mail. A starred mail still shows its star on the row; tap it to unstar.
* Delete stays on the row. Only one row's actions are open at a time, and scrolling the list closes them.

=== Two-line mail previews ===
* Mail rows now show up to two lines of the mail's text instead of one, and the text no longer runs under the star, delete and ⋮ buttons.

=== Expedition results in the mail list ===
* Expedition report rows now show what the expedition brought home: the resources found, the number of ships recovered and the names of items found. Open the report for the full depth-by-depth breakdown.

=== Explore again from expedition return reports ===
* When an expedition fleet docks, its '''return report''' now has an '''Explore again''' button, in the report and in the mail row's '''⋮''' actions. It works like the one on the expedition report.
* With Imperial Access, expedition report and return report rows show a '''fleet icon''' while one of your fleets is already heading to or exploring that zone, like scout reports.
* Return reports now name the explored zone, show your colony's coordinates and list the items the fleet brought home.

== Welcome back briefing ==
* The '''Welcome back, Commander''' screen is now for new commanders (first 7 days), and has a new look: how long you were away (in days after 2 days), the mail that arrived grouped into tiles (battles, scout reports, expeditions, harvests, fleet reports, trade, rewards) with a shortcut to your mail, your next objectives with progress bars, and today's open daily quests. Tap any objective to jump to it on the Quest Board.
* Fixed the away time showing a raw placeholder instead of the number of hours, and the mail list showing raw text.

== Notifications ==
* The game asks for notification permission after you queue a building once the tutorial is done, instead of while it loads. If you choose '''Maybe Later''', it asks again a few days later.
* '''Notification Settings''' shows a '''Turn On Notifications''' button while notifications are off on your device.
* '''Return reminders''' come after about two days away and again after about five, and tell you if your colonies were attacked or your alliance needs you.
* See [[FAQ#Notifications|FAQ]].

== Quests ==
* While your onboarding is unfinished, the '''daily completion bonus''' needs all 3 of your easy dailies. See [[Quest System#Daily completion bonus|Quest System]].

== Realms ==

=== Welcome to a new Realm ===
* After you ascend to Realm 2, 3 or 4, the first time you open the game in the new Realm a '''Welcome to Realm''' screen greets you. It lists what is new in that Realm and a '''Heads-up''' on what gets harder, the same as the ascension mail.
* It shows once per Realm, and only within 7 days of arriving. The full ascension report stays in your mail.

== Alliances ==

=== Alliance tribute for Realms 1–3 ===
* Alliances that hold star systems now share part of their daily harvest with members in Realms 1–3. They are marked '''Tribute''' in the alliance list.
* Your daily tribute grows with your score up to a cap for your Realm: '''1M''' in Realm 1, '''300M''' in Realm 2 and '''10B''' in Realm 3. You get the full cap once your score reaches the next Realm gate, and never less than a quarter of it. It only includes resources your Realm has.
* Your first tribute comes 2 days after you join. Collect it each day from the alliance '''Harvest''' tab; a Trade Union convoy brings it to your capital.
* Realm 4 members still split the rest of the pool as before.
* See [[Alliances#Alliance tribute (Realm 1–3)|Alliance tribute]].

== Translocator prices ==
* '''Translocators''' now cost '''100T steel, 60T quartz, 30T gas, 15T iridium, 12T silicium and 10T elerium''' (was 1T of each). The second one in 30 days still costs double.
* '''Alliance Translocators''' cost '''200T steel, 120T quartz, 60T gas, 30T iridium, 24T silicium and 20T elerium''' from the Vault (was 5T of each).
* See [[Colonization]] and [[Alliance Archive]].

== Ships ==

=== Faster minimum build times (Realm 4+) ===
* [[Megahauler]]: '''100 ms''' per ship (was 200 ms).
* [[Probe]], [[Kamikaze]], [[Cargo Ship]], [[Recycler]] and [[Colony Ship]]: '''5 ms''' per ship (was 10 ms).
* [[Fighter]] stays at 10 ms, [[Support Vessel]] at 200 ms. Before Realm 4 nothing changes.
* See [[Shipyard#Minimum build time|Minimum build time]] for every ship.

== Fixes ==

* Ships warped through a '''Warp Gate''' can be sent from the destination right away. Before, the destination could show an empty hangar and refuse to launch them for up to five minutes.
* Many views now update right away after an action instead of minutes later: colonies, your profile and research, fleet status, alliance membership, members, research, buildings, Warp Gates and territory bonuses, system owners and sieges on the galaxy map, score, tonnage and inventory badges.
* '''Alliance ranks''' are now enforced: you can only promote, demote or remove members ranked below you. Only the Leader can appoint or demote Deputies. Refused alliance actions now show the reason. See [[Alliances#Roles & permissions|Alliances]].
* The game reconnects by itself after a long session or a lost connection, and chat keeps updating afterwards. If loading fails at launch, or a brief server problem hits while refreshing your login, a '''Retry''' button appears instead of an endless loading screen or a sign-out.
* A purchase the store confirms late now shows as '''still processing''' and is delivered automatically. Upgrading an iOS subscription to another plan is now granted.
* '''Commander's Path''' rewards are no longer lost: the Onboarding tab stays open while a goal or chest is waiting to be claimed. Raids, salvage and nebula scans done before the Path arrived count toward Act I; Scout a Pirate and First Strike need a pirate target.
* The return briefing and the realm welcome no longer open on top of each other at launch.
* Mail rows and reports show the real names of relics, monument pieces, surfaces and building skins brought home, and crowded mail row actions switch to icons on narrow screens.
* The galaxy map no longer leaves empty systems at the edges of large screens.
* The Tribute quick guide only appears when tribute is active and shows the current values.
* The moon construction cancel dialog shows the real refund.
* Fixed many screens and alerts that showed placeholder text (for example "errors:building.upgradeFailed") instead of a message.
* Fixed several exploits.
* Smoother planet view on iOS while buildings upgrade or produce.

== See also ==

* [[Realms Overview]]
* [[Alliances]]
* [[Expeditions]]
* [[Quest System]]
* [[FAQ]]
* [[Version 1.4.7]]

Realms Overview

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	Ascension is not a reset. It is an expansion into a more advanced universe layer.		Ascension is not a reset. It is an expansion into a more advanced universe layer.

	When you become eligible, the ascension mail lists what is '''coming''' in the next Realm. After you arrive, the '''Welcome to Realm''' mail lists what is new there and what gets harder.		When you become eligible, the ascension mail lists what is '''coming''' in the next Realm. After you arrive, the '''Welcome to Realm''' mail lists what is new there and what gets harder. The first time you open the game in your new Realm (within 7 days of arriving), a '''Welcome to Realm''' screen shows the same list once; the full report stays in your mail.
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	'''Heads-up:''' PvP is fully open here, and commanders raid each other. Join an alliance, keep your fleet in hangar protection and strike back.		'''Heads-up:''' PvP is fully open here, and commanders raid each other. Join an alliance, keep your fleet in hangar protection and strike back.

			'''Alliance tribute:''' in Realms 1–3, members of an alliance that holds star systems get a daily share of its harvest, which grows with their score. See [[Alliances#Alliance tribute (Realm 1–3)\|Alliance tribute]].

	Design Philosophy: Introduce meaningful conflict and territory strategy.		Design Philosophy: Introduce meaningful conflict and territory strategy.

Frequently Asked Questions

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	=== Do relics / cosmetics give combat power? ===		=== Do relics / cosmetics give combat power? ===
	No. [[Relics]] and [[Cosmetics]] are identity and prestige. Class bonuses come from [[Monuments]] / [[Player Classes]].		No. [[Relics]] and [[Cosmetics]] are identity and prestige. Class bonuses come from [[Monuments]] / [[Player Classes]].

			== Notifications ==

			=== When will the game send me notifications? ===
			The game asks for notification permission after you queue your first building once the tutorial is done, not while it loads. If you choose '''Maybe Later''', it asks again a few days later, up to three times; if notifications are blocked on your device, the prompt offers to open your system settings. You can also turn them on any time from '''Settings → Notification Settings''', which shows a '''Turn On Notifications''' button while they are off. With notifications on you get attack alerts, finished builds and research, fleet arrivals and alliance news. '''Return reminders''' are occasional nudges when you have been away: if you stop playing, you get one after about two days and another after about five, telling you if your colonies were attacked while you were gone or that your alliance needs you. You can turn Return reminders off under '''Settings → Notification Settings'''. See [[Version 1.4.8]].

	== Accessibility ==		== Accessibility ==

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	Unlike passive harvest, each depth is a roll: resources, recovered ships, items, a stun delay, or ship losses. Expeditions are '''solo''' — there is no rally / FCS loot share on this mission type.		Unlike passive harvest, each depth is a roll: resources, recovered ships, items, a stun delay, or ship losses. Expeditions are '''solo''' — there is no rally / FCS loot share on this mission type.

	<blockquote>You must '''scout the nebula system''' with probes before you can launch an expedition to its zones. Settings → Expedition stores default depth, default extract/continue, and one-click templates. The '''Explore again''' button on an expedition report (mail list row ~~or report~~) starts a new expedition to the same zone: it opens the fleet send screen, or with One-Click Expedition on sends straight away from your active colony (long-press for the fleet send screen).</blockquote>		<blockquote>You must '''scout the nebula system''' with probes before you can launch an expedition to its zones. Settings → Expedition stores default depth, default extract/continue, and one-click templates. The '''Explore again''' button on an expedition report, or on the fleet return report when the expedition fleet docks (in the report, or in the mail list by tapping the row's '''⋮''' button), starts a new expedition to the same zone: it opens the fleet send screen, or with One-Click Expedition on sends straight away from your active colony (long-press for the fleet send screen). In the mail list, an expedition report's row shows the resources, ships and items it brought home, and with Imperial Access a fleet icon on an expedition or return report row means one of your fleets is already heading to or exploring that zone.</blockquote>

	Subpages: [[Expeditions/Rewards\|Rewards]] · [[Expeditions/Depth System\|Depth System]]		Subpages: [[Expeditions/Rewards\|Rewards]] · [[Expeditions/Depth System\|Depth System]]