The C-12 Stasis Globe is an Epic Chaos Tech artifact that slots onto a ship and raises its base warp speed and hazard resistance well past normal limits. Fully upgraded it adds up to 2,000% warp speed, 200% hazard resistance, and 2,500% hull health, so it belongs on an exploration ship that has to cross hazardous space fast and stay in one piece. If you run deep-space explorers, it earns its slot.
What the C-12 Stasis Globe does
The headline buff is warp speed. It starts at 50% when the globe first activates and climbs to 2,000% at max tier and level, which shortens long jumps across the galaxy. Hazard resistance and hull health round out the piece, keeping the ship intact while it sits in dangerous systems.
| Buff | Unlocks at tier | Unlock value | Max value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Increases base warp speed | Stufe 1 | 50% | 2,000% |
| Increases base hazard resistance | Stufe 1 | 14% | 200% |
| Increases base hull health (HHP) | Stufe 2 | 75% | 2,500% |
In play, the warp bonus cuts travel time to distant systems, while the hazard resistance and extra hull health let the ship linger in high-hazard space that would otherwise wear it down over a long survey run.
How to get the C-12 Stasis Globe
The C-12 Stasis Globe runs on the Chaos Tech system, so the ship needs a free Chaos Tech slot. You open those slots with Chaos Tech Fusion Rods, which also let you pull Chaos Tech back off a ship; you earn Fusion Rods in the Continuum refinery or buy them from the Store. Building the globe itself runs on Chaos Tech shards. Any excess shards convert into Chaos Tech Fragments, which you exchange for Chaos Tech materials back in the Continuum refinery.
Upgrading the C-12 Stasis Globe
Two tracks raise the globe. Tiering it up raises the level cap and unlocks later buffs, including the hull health bonus that comes online at tier 2. Leveling it up scales the buff values toward their maximums. The globe runs from tier 1, with a level cap of 5, up to tier 12, with a level cap of 60.
| Ebene | Level cap | Kosten |
|---|---|---|
| Stufe 1 | 5 | Starting tier |
| Stufe 7 | 35 | 18,000 Chaos Tech Tier-Up Catalyst |
| Stufe 12 | 60 | 22,000 Chaos Tech Tier-Up Catalyst |
Reaching max tier costs 182,800 Chaos Tech Tier-Up Catalyst in total. Leveling all the way from level 2 to 60 costs 112,800 Chaos Tech Reactor and 261,475 Chaosmatter. You earn Chaosmatter and Chaos Tech Reactor by defeating Assimilated El-Aurian hostiles and exchanging their loot in the Continuum refinery.
Best ships and uses for the C-12 Stasis Globe
This is an exploration piece, and every buff points the same way. The large warp speed bonus suits an explorer that covers long distances, and the hazard resistance and hull health keep that ship alive in the hazardous systems where deep-space and survey work happen. Put it on the explorer you send farthest from home rather than a battleship or a miner, since none of its buffs touch weapons, mining rates, or protected cargo. If you fly into hazardous space often, the globe pays off on the ship that spends the most time out there.
The C-12 Stasis Globe in Star Trek
The stasis globe comes from the Augments arc of Star Trek: Enterprise. Cold Station 12 was a joint Human and Denobulan medical research post that stored dangerous viral samples along with more than 1,800 embryos of genetically engineered superhumans left over from the Eugenics Wars. Each embryo sat sealed inside its own stasis globe. Doctor Arik Soong, the station’s former director and an Augment sympathizer, stole nineteen of those globes to raise the Augments as his own children, convinced that genetic engineering was a worthy pursuit and that tyrants like Khan Noonien Singh were the exception. The game turns that relic of frozen, engineered life into a piece of Chaos Tech.
Is the C-12 Stasis Globe worth it?
If exploration and fast travel matter to your account, the C-12 Stasis Globe is a strong Epic pickup, since a 2,000% warp bonus and heavy hazard resistance make long deep-space runs quicker and safer. Players focused on combat or mining will get less out of it. Chase it if you field a dedicated explorer, and tier it toward the cap to unlock the hull health buff and grow the warp gain.