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Ships & configurations

Compare ship classes and inspect their 3D hulls, cargo capacity, fittings and upgrades. Switch to armament and defenses to compare loadouts before choosing your next ship.

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Armament & defenses

Choose fittings above, then compare any two loadouts.

Select “Compare loadout” on a ship to save its current fittings.

Loadout comparison

Show differences only

Green marks a higher rating or lower cost.

These loadouts have identical statistics. Turn off “Show differences only” to see every rating.

Regular rounds per shipMissiles / torpedoes per ship

Each ship carries up to its fitted magazine limit. Carried ammunition reduces cargo space; lasers use none.

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Ships Size comparison Armament & defenses

Link to configuration Open inspection sheet

Bow · stern · both sides · top · underside. These views show the selected fittings and hull condition.

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Visible fittings

Compare with standard hull

Standard fittings

Condor hangar allowlist

Class design

Individual design review

Preview conditions

Hull integrityPropellant loadProvisions loadKinetic roundsMissiles / torpedoes aboard

These conditions affect operating mass and performance. Integrity also changes the artwork. They do not create additional upgrade configurations.

Fittings

Hull + installed upgrades

Cargo & fitting space

Factory systems are already included in the base layout. Kinetic and ordnance services, empty magazine hardware, shield generators and sensors reserve hold space per ship. Carried ammunition takes additional space: 15 kg per regular round, 80 kg per missile and 350 kg per torpedo. Lasers are energy based and use no cargo space. Armor, external engine and tank fittings use no hold space. Cargo expansion increases the gross hold.

Fittings and ammunition reserve weight and volume. Each trade lot contains 250 kg net material; its packaging adds tare and packed volume. The number of lots that fits depends on the good and both remaining hold limits. Removing ammunition frees its space. Torpedo and railgun services take more space than lighter weapon systems.

Fitted armament & defenses

Configuration statistics

Changes are measured against this ship’s standard fittings under the same preview conditions.