The Automated Shipyard is a Texas-class solo armada target in Star Trek Fleet Command, sitting at levels 40 to 60 across systems that range from warp 60 to warp 500. It is a stationary armada-style target rather than a roaming hull, so you attack it with one strong ship or a formed armada instead of counter-picking a class. It drops Shipyard Credits, and its power climbs steeply with level.<\/p>\n
The Automated Shipyard only appears as a station and armada target, so there is no Interceptor, Battleship, or Explorer variant to counter and nothing to swap between levels. You take it down with one strong ship or a formed solo armada, matched to the level you can actually break. Its hull and shield pools run into the billions at the top end, so bring your best-geared ship rather than a class pick.<\/p>\n
It carries one always-active ability, Construct Additional Pilots: at the start of combat it raises its own Isolytic Damage, by 30% at level 40 and scaling up to 90% at level 60. The higher the shipyard, the harder it hits from the opening round, so lean on a durable hull and solid Isolytic Defense and plan to win quickly rather than wear it down over many rounds.<\/p>\n
For crew, the general rule holds: a captain that boosts weapon damage against hostiles, backed by Offiziere<\/a> that add damage or mitigation. These are mid to high level targets, so the cadet starter crew no longer applies. Check the current picks on the Officer Tier List<\/a>. Crews shift with the meta, so treat any named lineup as a starting point, not a fixed answer.<\/p>\n The Automated Shipyard is spread across many systems, one level per system, from warp 60 at the low end to warp 500 at the top. Lower levels sit in nearer systems, while the level 55 to 60 shipyards sit in the deepest, highest-warp systems. Match your warp range to the level you want before you set out.<\/p>\n<\/span>Where to find the Automated Shipyard<\/span><\/h2>\n