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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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	# '''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.

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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)
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	\|'''Legendary Expeditions'''		\|'''Legendary Expeditions'''
	\|+loot %, insurance (same 25% cap), '''higher reward ceilings'''		\| +loot %, insurance (same 25% cap), '''higher reward ceilings'''
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	\|'''Explorer class'''		\|'''Explorer class'''
	\|+12% loot, +10% success, +10% anomalies, +15% exploration speed		\| +12% loot, +10% success, +10% anomalies, +15% exploration speed
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	\|'''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?'''

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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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	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]]

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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.</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 (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>

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

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	== Cargo ==		== Cargo ==

	When resources are found, they are added to the fleet up to '''remaining cargo capacity''' (Galactic Commerce research included). If the find is larger than free space, '''all resource types are scaled down together''' — you keep a proportional slice, not a random subset.		When resources are found, they are added to the fleet up to '''remaining cargo capacity''' (Trade Networks and Galactic Commerce research included). If the find is larger than free space, '''all resource types are scaled down together''' — you keep a proportional slice, not a random subset.

	Ships recovered on the expedition are added to the fleet '''without''' a cargo check. Bring haulers if you care about resource volume; they are not required to keep recovered hull.		Ships recovered on the expedition are added to the fleet '''without''' a cargo check. Bring haulers if you care about resource volume; they are not required to keep recovered hull.

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	* The fleet '''pauses'''. When the stun expires, you still '''Extract or Continue''' as usual.		* The fleet '''pauses'''. When the stun expires, you still '''Extract or Continue''' as usual.
	* '''Cargo, items, and recovered ships from this and earlier depths are kept.'''		* '''Cargo, items, and recovered ships from this and earlier depths are kept.'''
	* Duration is reduced by ~~Fleet Hangar Protocols,~~ monument stun reduction, and expedition safety research (see below). Combined stun reduction is '''capped at 50%'''. Stun never drops below '''1 minute'''.		* Duration is reduced by monument stun reduction and expedition safety research (see below). Fleet Hangar Protocols does '''not''' apply here — it only shortens hangar and PvE recovery stun at your colonies. Combined stun reduction is '''capped at 50%'''. Stun never drops below '''1 minute'''.

	Stun does '''not''' force a return and does '''not''' tax accumulated loot.		Stun does '''not''' force a return and does '''not''' tax accumulated loot.
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	\|'''Legendary Expeditions'''		\|'''Legendary Expeditions'''
	\|+loot %, insurance (same 25% cap), '''higher reward ceilings'''		\|+loot %, insurance (same 25% cap), '''higher reward ceilings'''
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	~~\|'''Fleet Hangar Protocols'''~~
	~~\|−stun duration (also used outside expeditions)~~
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	\|'''Explorer class'''		\|'''Explorer class'''

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	* The fleet '''pauses'''. When the stun expires, you still '''Extract or Continue''' as usual.		* The fleet '''pauses'''. When the stun expires, you still '''Extract or Continue''' as usual.
	* '''Cargo, items, and recovered ships from this and earlier depths are kept.'''		* '''Cargo, items, and recovered ships from this and earlier depths are kept.'''
	* Duration is reduced by Fleet Hangar Protocols, monument stun reduction, and expedition safety research (see below). Stun never drops below '''1 minute'''.		* Duration is reduced by Fleet Hangar Protocols, monument stun reduction, and expedition safety research (see below). Combined stun reduction is '''capped at 50%'''. Stun never drops below '''1 minute'''.

	Stun does '''not''' force a return and does '''not''' tax accumulated loot.		Stun does '''not''' force a return and does '''not''' tax accumulated loot.

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	There is '''no guaranteed fragment at a specific depth'''. Deeper / harder zones weight item outcomes more heavily; Deep Space Sensors, Monolith, Explorer class, and specialist ships bias ''which'' item family you see.		There is '''no guaranteed fragment at a specific depth'''. Deeper / harder zones weight item outcomes more heavily; Deep Space Sensors, Monolith, Explorer class, and specialist ships bias ''which'' item family you see.

	Very late game (player score above '''1 trillion'''), nano and tech boost finds drop at '''10%''' of their normal weight. Relics, monuments, and cosmetics are unchanged.		In '''Realms 1–3''', relic-piece outcomes are weighted '''×4''' and monument-piece outcomes '''×3''' versus the Realm 4 baseline (other item types unchanged). Example: if a depth would normally put about 3% of weight on relic pieces, early-realm play puts about 12% on relics before other bonuses.

			Very late game (player score above '''1 trillion'''), nano and tech boost finds drop at '''10%''' of their normal weight. Relics, monuments, and cosmetics are unchanged by that late-game throttle.

	== Fleet composition ==		== Fleet composition ==