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The Mirror Mirror Arc is a short early storyline in Star Trek Fleet Command about the Terran crew of the ISS Enterprise and the hunt for a missing Spock, told across the seven-part Mirror, Mirror chain and nine single missions. None of the missions carry a level recommendation, and every one needs only warp 5 to 8 to complete, so a new commander can clear the whole arc. The headline rewards are officer shards for James T. Kirk, Spock, Nyota Uhura, Hikaru Sulu<\/a> and Leonard McCoy, plus a Mirror Sigil.<\/p>\n

<\/span>How the Mirror Mirror Arc works<\/span><\/h2>\n

The arc has two threads. The Mirror, Mirror<\/a> chain starts when a tear in space-time drops the Terran crew into your part of the galaxy, and it opens in Fithis. Your answer in Part 5 decides which version of Part 6 you get, either defeating the Mirror Enterprise<\/a> or turning on the USS Enterprise to guide the Terran ship home, and that in turn decides which version of Part 7 you play. That is why Parts 6 and 7 each appear twice in the table.<\/p>\n

The single missions follow the search for Spock and his mirror counterpart. Das Spiegelglas<\/a> starts the trail at warp 5 and unlocks Zerbrochener Spiegel<\/a>, which follows a Rigellian informer to Nausicaa. The Kelvin Paradox<\/a> has you rescue Spock from the Jellyfish, Jellyfish Heroin<\/a> has you stop Mirror Spock from tearing a rift, and Interdimensional Fugitive<\/a> ends with you reporting to Captain Kirk in Whinnul. Die Supernova von Romulus<\/a> splits halfway on whether you search a Klingon or a Romulan research outpost.<\/p>\n

The fights are small: the ones with a listed strength sit between about 1,900 and 2,900, so any ship with the range can handle them.<\/p>\n

<\/span>Mirror Mirror Arc rewards worth chasing<\/span><\/h2>\n

The shards are the reason to run this arc, and most of them come from the finale of Mirror, Mirror. Part 7 ends in a choice, and each option pays 1 Mirror Sigil plus shards for one officer. In one version you pick who leads the Terran crew home, for 2 James T. Kirk shards, 5 Spock shards or 5 Nyota Uhura shards. The other asks what to do with the Terran crew: imprisoning them pays 12 Hikaru Sulu shards, and sending the ISS Enterprise home pays 5 Leonard McCoy shards. The table shows only the first three of these per row, and you collect one option per run.<\/p>\n

Outside the chain, Jellyfish<\/a> Smack pays 2 Spock shards and Interdimensional Fugitive pays a James T. Kirk shard. Recruit tokens come from Mirror, Mirror Part 5 (100 Federation Recruit Tokens and 160 Ultra Recruit Tokens), Die Zukunft holt die Vergangenheit ein<\/a> (200 Ultra Recruit Tokens) and Broken Mirror (75 Premium Recruit Tokens).<\/p>\n

<\/span>Mirror Mirror Arc mission chains<\/span><\/h2>\n