The Ganmadan Infiltrator is a Romulan hostile that roams as an Interceptor between levels 70 and 80, spawning across Romulan space at warp 1550 to 6000. It drops 7-star Broken Interceptor and Survey parts along with Federation and Klingon reputation. Because it only appears as an Interceptor, the counter is straightforward: bring a strong endgame Explorer with a damage-focused crew and you can farm it steadily.
How to beat the Ganmadan Infiltrator
The Ganmadan Infiltrator shows up only as an Interceptor, so the counter is simple. In the combat triangle, Explorers out-damage Interceptors, so bring an Explorer. There is no hull variant to swap between as you climb the levels, so the same class works from 70 to 80.
It carries two always-active ship abilities. Something to Prove raises its Isolytic Damage sharply and strips part of your Apex Barrier at the start of the fight. Double Down boosts its own Isolytic Defense and Apex Barrier and keeps its Critical Damage from dropping below 100%. Both point at the same reality: this is an endgame Isolytic target, so you need an Explorer and crew built for that tier, with strong mitigation and enough hull to ride out heavy, guaranteed crits.
For crew, lead with a captain that boosts weapon damage against hostiles, then fill the seats with officers that add damage or mitigation. At level 70 and up the strongest picks move with the meta, so check the Officer Tier List for current recommendations. Any fixed crew list is a snapshot; expect it to shift as new officers arrive.
One practical note on the fight itself: your Explorer needs the warp range to reach the level you want, and the Infiltrator’s Kinetic weapons land the heaviest blows on alternating rounds. Bring enough hull and mitigation to survive those spikes, since its Critical Damage never falls below 100% and it chips at your Apex Barrier from the opening round. A fast kill beats a drawn-out slugfest here, so favor raw damage over a slow attrition build.
Where to find the Ganmadan Infiltrator
The Ganmadan Infiltrator clusters in Romulan systems from level 70 to 80. Warp requirements climb with level, from 1550 at the low end up to 6000 for the level 80 spawns. The lower levels sit in nearer systems, while the level 78 to 80 versions are the deepest and demand the highest warp range.
| Ebene | Warp | Systeme |
|---|---|---|
| 70 | 1550 | Igniotera, Uyama |
| 71 | 1550 | Almeophus, Bonoxug, Donrunei, Kagreita, Myrnum, Olmihn, Pobal-K, Vagerux |
| 72 | 1600 | Bulnoth, Cliffor, Kyampram, Lathulia, Muirnia, Ulvoran, Vaunuz, Yphuma |
| 73 | 2100 | Alriahin, Ivundia, Maneonter, Mognerfus, Xagnora |
| 74 | 3000 | Culviara, Morrigan’s Embrace, Seh’Lei, Zadastra |
| 75 | 3500 | Cerazsia, Rey’Kyav, Sapzun, Sodonus |
| 76 | 4000 | Nabireia, Sebireia, Sozuno, Ta’Luna, Vaxiish, Xinduq |
| 77 | 4500 | Modahri, Nohrinia, Nyth’Velar, Qispea, Xalnesh, Ycarsur |
| 78 | 5000 | Ca’Rama, Dibathera, Dohvuri, Lumescia, Morrigan’s Rift, Zohtera |
| 79 | 5500 | Latikrei, Maluhri, Nos’Ons, Velhoxi, Zelzuno |
| 80 | 6000 | Hodozia, Strizhia, Tohlio, Zephrisia |
Rewards and what it drops
Kills pay out 7-star ship parts and faction reputation. The Broken Interceptor and Survey parts are the draw here: both are endgame materials you need to build and tier up top-level ships, and a Romulan Interceptor pool like this one is a steady source of them. As a Romulan target, the Ganmadan Infiltrator earns you Federation and Klingon reputation while costing you Romulan reputation, so only farm it if you are comfortable losing standing with the Romulans. Ship XP scales with level, from 51,800 at level 70 to 118,500 at level 80, which makes higher-level kills useful for leveling the Explorer you bring.
| Ablegen | What it is |
|---|---|
| 7★ Broken Interceptor Parts | 7-star ship parts for building and upgrading top-tier Interceptor-hull ships |
| 7★ Broken Survey Parts | 7-star ship parts for top-tier Survey (mining) ships |
| Federation Points | Federation faction reputation |
| Klingon Points | Klingon faction reputation |
| Romulan Points | Romulan faction reputation, which you lose for attacking a Romulan ship |
Ganmadan Infiltrator stats
Stats vary by hull variant and climb steeply with level.
| Ebene | Total strength | Hull HP | Shield HP | Angriff | Verteidigung | Ship XP |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 70 | 3,392,818,769,605 | 6,450,842,749,618 | 315,775,519,212 | 6,611,797,660 | 2,897,837,530 | 51,800 |
| 75 | 32,326,212,440,462 | 61,224,202,071,916 | 2,996,988,912,611 | 179,234,784,249 | 36,382,163,950 | 83,500 |
| 80 | 563,651,247,530,583 | 1,066,177,877,362,650 | 52,190,525,465,305 | 3,974,989,609,961 | 492,056,506,645 | 118,500 |
Ganmadan Infiltrator firing pattern
The Infiltrator carries a single Energy weapon that fires every round and three Kinetic weapons that fire every other round. The Kinetic volley hits far harder than the Energy shot, so time your repairs and mitigation around the rounds when the Kinetic weapons come up rather than the steady Energy chip damage.
| Weapon type | Count | Damage per shot | Fires | Crit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Energie | 1 | 217,401,186–255,210,088 | Every round | 10% (1.5x) |
| Kinetic | 3 | 1,159,472,990–1,361,120,467 | Every other round | 10% (1.5x) |
The Order of Ganmadan in Star Trek
The Order of Ganmadan is a Romulan faction rooted in the Zhat Vash, the secret cabal within the Tal Shiar introduced in Star Trek: Picard. The Zhat Vash exist to hunt and destroy synthetic life, driven by an ancient warning that artificial intelligence would one day end all organic life in the galaxy. The name Ganmadan comes from a Romulan legend of the “day of annihilation,” a prophesied end of all things. In Star Trek Fleet Command, the Order carries that doomsday conviction into open space as a Romulan splinter, its ships hunting anything it deems a threat to organic life.
Is the Ganmadan Infiltrator worth grinding?
The Ganmadan Infiltrator is worth it if you are farming 7-star Interceptor or Survey parts at the endgame and do not mind the Romulan reputation hit. The ship XP is solid for leveling a high-tier Explorer as you go. Match your warp to the level you want, bring an Explorer you can crew for Isolytic combat, and skip it entirely if you are still protecting your Romulan standing.