The Galor-Class Warship is a Cardassian hostile in Star Trek Fleet Command that spans a huge stretch of the game: a roaming version at levels 35, 51, and 53, then a much tougher chain of versions from level 53 all the way to 81. It appears in three hull variants (Explorer, Interceptor, and Battleship), so you can pick the version your strongest ship counters. The low-level versions drop raw resources and 4\u2605 Broken ship parts, while the 53+ versions pay out Solo Outpost currencies. Bring the class that counters the hull you attack and crew for hostile damage.<\/p>\n
Combat in STFC runs on a simple rock-paper-scissors. Interceptors beat Schlachtschiffe<\/a>, Battleships beat Explorers, and Explorers beat Interceptors, while Survey ships barely fight at all. Bringing the right class matters in both directions: your ship deals bonus damage to the hull it counters and takes extra punishment from the hull that counters it. Because the Galor-Class Warship spawns as all three combat hulls, the counter you bring depends on the variant you pick. Attack the Battleship version with an Interceptor, the Explorer version with a Battleship, and the Interceptor version with an Explorer. The easiest habit is to work backwards: check which of your ships is strongest, then hunt the variant that ship counters.<\/p>\n From level 53 up, the Galor-Class Warship carries two always-active ship abilities, and neither exists on the level 35 and 51 versions. Nor-Class Deflectors raises its Apex Barrier at the start of combat, scaling from a 10,000 increase at levels 53\u201354 up to 100,000 at levels 80\u201381, so expect these versions to soak far more damage than their stats alone suggest. Diverted Power keeps its critical hit damage from falling below 150%, which means its crits always land hard and a long fight punishes thin mitigation. Together they make the 53+ versions endurance checks: bring the counter class, stack hostile damage, and do not expect the quick kills the roaming versions allow.<\/p>\n For crew, the principle matters more than any one lineup. Put a captain in the chair whose ability raises weapon damage against hostiles, then fill the other seats with Offiziere<\/a> that add damage or soak hits. By level 35 you are past the cadet-crew stage, and the 53+ versions expect an endgame ship with a developed crew behind it. Check the officer tier list<\/a> for current hostile-grinding picks. Crews shift with the meta, so treat any named lineup as a starting point rather than a fixed answer.<\/p>\n The low-level versions sit in single systems at friendly warp ranges: Valjavec 9 at level 35 and Romero 9 at level 51, both warp 50. From level 53 the hostile climbs through a long ladder of systems, and the warp requirement climbs with it, from 100 at level 53 to 3000 for the level 80\u201381 spawns in Oryndel. Check your warp range before you commit to a grind at the top end.<\/p>\n The drop table splits cleanly by level band. The level 35 version drops one raw resource per hull variant, so the material you get depends on the hull you kill. At levels 51\u201353, the roaming variants drop the 4\u2605 Broken parts that match their own hull class: the Explorer version drops Explorer parts, the Interceptor version drops Interceptor parts, and the Battleship version drops Battleship parts. From level 53 to 81, the drops switch entirely to Solo Outpost currencies: Solo Outpost Credits and Outpost Retaliation Medals on every kill, with Solo Outpost Components and Retaliation Plunder mixed in across the range. Ship XP comes from the low-level versions (around 700 per kill at level 35); the Daten<\/a> shows no ship XP on the high-level versions.<\/p>\n<\/span>Where to find the Galor-Class Warship<\/span><\/h2>\n
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\n \nEbene<\/th>\n Warp<\/th>\n Systeme<\/th>\n<\/tr>\n<\/thead>\n \n 35<\/td>\n 50<\/td>\n Valjavec 9<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n 51<\/td>\n 50<\/td>\n Romero 9<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n 53<\/td>\n 100<\/td>\n Achilas, Althren, Lexum<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n 54<\/td>\n 255<\/td>\n Achilas, Lexum<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n 56\u201357<\/td>\n 355<\/td>\n Lumora, Zyphoros<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n 60\u201361<\/td>\n 520<\/td>\n Celthron, Cyrentha<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n 63\u201364<\/td>\n 900<\/td>\n Mydrala, Naxerus, Pyrith<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n 66\u201367<\/td>\n 1100<\/td>\n Eldrazsha<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n 70\u201371<\/td>\n 1300<\/td>\n Velkora<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n 73\u201374<\/td>\n 1550<\/td>\n Quenlor<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n 76\u201377<\/td>\n 2000<\/td>\n Thalnix<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n 80\u201381<\/td>\n 3000<\/td>\n Oryndel<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n <\/span>Rewards and what it drops<\/span><\/h2>\n