Missions are how you move through Star Trek Fleet Command. They hand out the ship parts, officer shards and resources that gate your next upgrade, and the story ones unlock systems you cannot otherwise reach. This page indexes all 1,281 mission walkthroughs on this wiki: first by storyline arc, then by the level the game recommends, with station, combat training and multi-part chain pages listed after that.<\/p>\n
Every linked page lists the objectives in the order the game gives them, the systems each step happens in, the warp range you need, and what the mission actually pays out.<\/p>\n
Three things decide whether a mission is worth taking now or later.<\/p>\n
Warp range.<\/strong> Most missions send you to a specific system, and if your ship cannot reach it the mission sits in your log doing nothing. Warp requirements across the missions on this page run from 1 up to 205. The figure shown next to each mission below is the furthest warp it asks for, so you can rule out anything past your current range at a glance.<\/p>\n Recommended level.<\/strong> This is the game’s own suggestion, not a hard lock. You can usually start a mission a few levels early, but the hostile strength in the combat steps is tuned to the recommended level and does not scale down for you.<\/p>\n Chain position.<\/strong> Multi-part missions have to be done in order, and later parts often need a warp range far beyond the first part. Each chain below is a single page covering every part, so you can read the whole run before starting part one.<\/p>\n Most missions belong to a storyline. Each arc page lists its missions in order with level, warp and rewards, and links every chain part to its section.<\/p>\n The opening stretch. Warp needs stay low and most of these run close to your starting space. 84 missions, sorted by level and then warp.<\/p>\n<\/span>Missions by arc<\/span><\/h2>\n
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<\/span>Levels 2 to 10<\/span><\/h2>\n