The Conqueror Borg Suppressor is a high-end Conqueror Borg hostile that spawns across Assimilated systems from level 55 to 80, always as an Explorer-class ship. It drops Broken Explorer Parts, tiered 5★ to 7★ by the level band you fight. There is really only one way to take it on: a Borg Sphere. Its Quantum Resonance Beam instantly destroys any other ship you send, so this is Borg Sphere content from the first level to the last.
How to beat the Conqueror Borg Suppressor
The Suppressor only appears as an Explorer, so the usual hull-counter triangle does not come into play here. Its Quantum Resonance Beam destroys any player ship that is not a Borg Sphere, which makes the Sphere the only ship that can survive the opening exchange and fight it at all. Bring a repaired, leveled Borg Sphere tuned for the band you want to farm, and nothing else. The Quantum Resonance Beam sits on the Suppressor at every level band, so there is no early window where an ordinary ship can slip through; the Borg Sphere requirement holds from level 55 all the way to level 80.
Watch your bridge crew just as closely. The Suppressor’s Evolutionary Assimilation ability instantly destroys your ship if Kathryn Janeway, Christopher Pike, or Enterprise-E Picard is aboard, so keep all three off the Sphere. From level 61 up, higher tiers of Evolutionary Assimilation also raise the hostile’s Apex Barrier, and from level 71 they add critical damage and critical chance on top, so the fight gets tougher as you climb even though the ship class never changes.
For the rest of the crew, favor a captain that boosts weapon damage against hostiles and Offiziere that add damage or mitigation on a Borg Sphere. Crews shift with the meta, so check the Officer Tier List for current Borg armada and Sphere picks before you spend shards.
Where to find the Conqueror Borg Suppressor
The Suppressor clusters in Assimilated systems. It starts at level 55 around warp 320 near Assimilated Sol and climbs to level 80 at warp 6000 out in Assimilated Vulcan. The deepest, highest-warp spawns sit at Assimilated Thama and Assimilated Vulcan, so match your warp range to the level you actually want to grind. Mid-range levels run through single Assimilated systems such as Assimilated Vega, Assimilated Axanar, and Assimilated Trill, one system per level as you work up the ladder.
| Ebene | Warp | Systeme |
|---|---|---|
| 55 | 320 | Assimilated Sirius, Assimilated Sol, Assimilated Tellar, Assimilated Wolf |
| 57 | 400 | Assimiliert Andoria, Assimilated Denobula |
| 59 | 500 | Assimilated Altair, Assimilated Bogenschütze |
| 61 | 900 | Assimilated Vega |
| 63 | 1100 | Assimilated Teneebia |
| 65 | 1250 | Assimilated Riktor |
| 66 | 1300 | Assimiliert Benzar |
| 68 | 1500 | Assimilated Axanar |
| 70 | 1550 | Assimilated Trill |
| 71 | 1550 | Assimilated Baelos |
| 73 | 2100 | Assimilated Fellebia |
| 75 | 3500 | Assimilated Hysperia |
| 76 | 4000 | Assimilated Tau Ceti |
| 78 | 5000 | Assimilated Thama |
| 80 | 6000 | Assimilated Vulcan |
Rewards and what it drops
The Suppressor drops Broken Explorer Parts, a Borg Explorer-class shipbuilding material. The star tier rises with the level band you fight: 5★ parts in the low fifties, 6★ through the sixties, and 7★ at the top of the range. Ship XP is a flat 957 per kill across every level.
| Ablegen | What it is |
|---|---|
| 5★ Gebrochene Explorer-Teile | Borg Explorer-class shipbuilding material from the level 55–59 band |
| 6★ Broken Explorer Parts | The same material at a higher star tier, from the level 61–70 band |
| 7★ Broken Explorer Parts | The top star tier, from the level 71–80 band |
Conqueror Borg Suppressor stats
Stats climb steeply with level while the hull class stays Explorer throughout. Here are the low, mid, and high anchor rows.
| Ebene | Total strength | Hull HP | Shield HP | Angriff | Verteidigung | Ship XP |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 55 | 8,881,301,990 | 11,670,578,800 | 875,279,640 | 273,518,870 | 2,334,853,900 | 957 |
| 68 | 10,960,973,966,524 | 19,502,586,593,000 | 1,300,172,439,400 | 14,906,667,324 | 544,687,783,000 | 957 |
| 80 | 2,744,945,141,030,368 | 5,380,098,455,070,800 | 105,344,585,134,254 | 176,946,098,236 | 2,046,674,829,605 | 957 |
Conqueror Borg Suppressor firing pattern
The Suppressor fires two weapon groups every round. Its five kinetic weapons are the volume threat and carry the higher critical multiplier, while the single energy weapon lands the biggest individual hit. Both groups fire every round after a one-round warm-up, so plan your mitigation for sustained pressure rather than a single spike. The figures below come from the lowest-level record and scale up with level.
| Weapon type | Count | Damage per shot | Fires | Crit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Energie | 1 | 29,029,945–35,480,785 | Every round | 10% (1.5x) |
| Kinetic | 5 | 12,095,725–14,783,755 | Every round | 10% (2x) |
The Borg in Star Trek
The Borg are a cybernetic collective from the Delta Quadrant that assimilates other species and technology into a single hive mind under the Borg-Königin. Starfleet first met them when Q flung the Enterprise-D into their path in “Q Who,” and they became the Federation’s defining threat through the massacre at Wolf 359 and Picard’s assimilation as Locutus. Voyager then spent years fighting the Collective on the long road home. In Star Trek Fleet Befehl, the Conqueror Borg are a late-game escalation of that threat, an assimilating force you can only meet on even terms with Borg technology of your own.
Is the Conqueror Borg Suppressor worth grinding?
If you are building or upgrading Borg Explorer-class ships, yes. The Suppressor is a steady source of 5★ to 7★ Broken Explorer Parts, and the tier scales with the level you can clear. It is gated content, so you need a capable Borg Sphere and the patience to work up the warp range. Match your warp to the band, keep Janeway, Pike, and Enterprise-E Picard off the bridge, and farm the highest level your Sphere can reliably beat.