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Ship refits in Star Trek Fleet Command are permanent upgrades you unlock for one ship with that refit’s shards. There are 249 refits across 94 ships right now: 80 combat refits, 13 mining refits, 31 economy, refinery<\/a> and utility refits, 49 cloaking refits, 73 activated-ability refits such as Field Repair, and 3 purely cosmetic ones. The Phoenix refit is a cosmetic refit for the Realta that costs 120 Phoenix Shards, and the Meridian Mark II refit costs 60 shards and unlocks extra Isogen refinery options. Every refit, with its ship, grade, shard cost and effect, is in the tables below.<\/p>\n

<\/span>Popular refits: Phoenix, Meridian and U.S.S. Terror<\/span><\/h2>\n

Phoenix refit<\/h3>\n

The Phoenix is a refit for the Realta<\/a>, the grade 1 Common Explorer. It costs 120 Phoenix Shards. Its description is flavor only (a legendary ship that marked a new era in the history of Earth) and it lists no stat bonus, so it is a cosmetic refit. The name points to Zefram Cochrane’s Phoenix, the ship whose first warp flight led to first contact with the Vulcans in Star Trek: First Contact. The Realta also has two stat refits, Swift (+20 impulse speed) and Battle-Ready (+200% weapon damage against players), at 80 shards each.<\/p>\n

Do not confuse Phoenix Shards with the Phoenix Cockpit, Phoenix Thruster and Phoenix Nacelle. Those are separate restoration items, two of them sold in the Maverick Faction Store, and they are not part of the Realta refit.<\/p>\n

Meridian refit<\/h3>\n

The Meridian<\/a> Mark II refit costs 60 Meridian Mark II Shards and unlocks additional Isogen Refinery options. It is an economy refit: it adds nothing in combat, but it gives a Meridian owner more ways to refine Isogen.<\/p>\n

U.S.S. Terror<\/h3>\n

The U.S.S. Terror is the U.S.S. Franklin-A<\/a> refit. It costs 60 shards and increases the Franklin-A’s weapon damage by 35,000% against Swarm Armada targets, which is why Swarm armada farmers chase it.<\/p>\n

<\/span>What ship refits are in Star Trek Fleet Command<\/span><\/h2>\n

A ship refit is a permanent upgrade that changes how a ship looks and gives it a lasting bonus. Once you unlock a refit for a ship, its buff stays on that ship for good. You cannot switch the bonus off, and taking the visual skin back off does not remove it. Refits start unlocking around level 15 and keep expanding as you level up and build out your Armory.<\/p>\n

The part that matters for planning: a refit buff is tied to the ship you unlock it for, so refits are a way to make a ship you already fly meaningfully stronger without changing its tier or blueprints.<\/p>\n

<\/span>The types of refits<\/span><\/h2>\n

Refits come in three broad types, and a single ship can carry more than one kind at once.<\/p>\n

Ship skins<\/strong> change the ship’s model and are the type most likely to carry a real stat bonus, such as extra weapon damage against hostiles or a higher mining rate for a specific resource. These are the refits worth chasing for power, not just looks.<\/p>\n

Projectiles<\/strong> change the look of your weapon fire. Older projectiles are cosmetic only, but several newer ones also grant an always-on combat buff like extra damage, critical damage, penetration, or Isolytic damage, so read what each one does before you spend shards.<\/p>\n

Activated abilities<\/strong> add a button you trigger during or outside combat. Cloaking<\/a> is the long-standing example, hiding your ship and boosting its damage. Field Repair is the newer one, letting a ship patch its own hull in space. Both have their own sections below.<\/p>\n

<\/span>How refits work<\/span><\/h2>\n

Every refit bonus is permanent and always on once unlocked. You can only display one skin on a ship at a time, but the passive buffs from every refit you have unlocked keep working in the background no matter which skin is showing. Rarities run from Common<\/a> through Uncommon, Rare, Epic and Legendary, and not every ship has a refit available.<\/p>\n

<\/span>Where to get refits<\/span><\/h2>\n

Refits are unlocked with shards, and those shards come from a handful of places:<\/p>\n