The D’Vor Feesha is a grade 4 Epic Independent Survey ship in Star Trek Fleet Command, a Ferengi miner built for one job: mining Concentrated Latinum fast. Its always-on Concentrated Latinum Mining ability adds a mining bonus that starts at +35,000% and climbs to +202,000% at ship level 60. You build it at Shipyard level 35 from 120 blueprints, which come from scrapping the original Ferengi D’Vor. The best crew for it is a Concentrated Latinum captain like Arrock backed by mining-speed officers, covered in full below.
How to get the D’Vor Feesha
Building the D’Vor Feesha takes 120 blueprints and a Shipyard at level 35. The build costs 620,000 Tritanium and 14,850 Dilithium, and the base build time is 42 days and 12 hours, so slot it into your construction queue with that timeline in mind.
D’Vor Feesha blueprints
The blueprints come from D’Vor Advanced Data Cores, and those come from scrapping the original Ferengi D’Vor. Scrap a D’Vor at level 26 or higher to start earning cores, and scrap one at level 41 or higher to fully unlock the D’Vor Feesha. Leveling the D’Vor past 41 before you scrap it is the difference between a partial and a full unlock.
| Step | What you need |
|---|---|
| 1. Build the Ferengi D’Vor | 120 blueprints, Shipyard level 23 (grade 3 Epic Survey, max level 45) |
| 2. Level the D’Vor | Level 26 or higher for cores; level 41 or higher for the full unlock |
| 3. Scrap the D’Vor | Operations level 35 or higher |
| 4. Build the D’Vor Feesha | 120 blueprints, Shipyard level 35, 620,000 Tritanium, 14,850 Dilithium |
The original D’Vor is itself a Latinum miner. Its Latinum Mining ability raises its mining laser bonus by 12,000% to 17,500% when mining Raw Latinum, so it keeps paying for itself while you level it for the scrap.
D’Vor Feesha ability
The ship ability is Concentrated Latinum Mining, and it is always active. It adds a mining bonus for Concentrated Latinum that scales with ship level.
| Ship level | Concentrated Latinum mining bonus |
|---|---|
| 1 | +35,000% |
| 10 | +41,371% |
| 25 | +74,804% |
| 30 | +81,734% |
| 40 | +97,578% |
| 60 | +202,000% |
The practical read is simple: the more you level the ship, the faster it pulls Concentrated Latinum out of a node, and the biggest jump sits between level 40 and level 60. This is the whole reason to fly the Feesha. It is a dedicated Latinum miner, not a combat hull.
Concentrated Latinum and Feesha Parts
Concentrated Latinum comes from mines found across the galaxy. Refining it yields D’Vor Feesha Parts as a byproduct, and those parts are what you use to upgrade the Feesha’s components. That makes the ship self-feeding: the Latinum it mines becomes the parts that upgrade it. The Feesha also uses its own warp parts, the D’Vor Feesha Warp Interlock and Warp Regulator, for its warp engine component. Plain Latinum, the currency used for rare items and construction speedups, comes from refining Raw Latinum, which is what the Glas refit below targets.
Stats and tiers
Base values; research, buffs and officers raise them in play.
| Tier | Warp (speed / range) | Impulse | Cargo (protected) | Mining speed | Shield HP | Hull HP | Health (displayed) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tier 1 | 3.5 / 40 | 105 | 50,000 (6,300) | 5.2 | 31,450 | 31,504 | 31,477 |
| Tier 6 | 4.2 / 88 | 107 | 207,360 (25,500) | 5.7 | 37,360 | 31,504 | 34,432 |
| Tier 12 | 5.5 / 363 | 112 | 1,031,956 (83,400) | 6.3 | 107,500 | 31,504 | 69,502 |
The cargo jump is the number that matters for a miner: protected cargo grows from 6,300 at tier 1 to 83,400 at tier 12, which is how much survives if the ship is destroyed while hauling. Total cargo passes one million at tier 12, and warp range grows from 40 to 363, which opens far more Latinum systems.
Weapons and firing pattern
Warm-up is the round a weapon first fires; cool-down is how many rounds pass between shots after that. The Feesha carries a single kinetic weapon, which is not built for real combat.
| Weapon | Type | Shots | Warm-up | Cool-down | Damage | Crit chance | Crit damage |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Primary weapon | Kinetic | 1 | 1 | 2 | 25,346–30,979 | 10% | 150% |
D’Vor Feesha crew
As a Survey ship, the D’Vor Feesha wants a mining crew, not a combat bridge. Its whole value is Latinum throughput, so fill the chairs with officers that raise mining speed, and lean on protected cargo when you mine somewhere risky.
A dependable classic crew that fits the ship’s ability:
- Captain: Arrock. His captain maneuver, Exploit Market Opportunities, increases mining speed when mining Concentrated Latinum, the same resource the Feesha’s ability boosts.
- Bridge: Quark. His officer ability, Take Everything They Have, increases mining speed.
- Bridge: Ten of Eleven. The officer ability, Tribble Mining Collective, increases the ship’s mining speed.
If you mine in contested space, Quark in the captain’s chair is the defensive option: his captain maneuver increases protected cargo instead. Avoid putting Fess on the bridge of a miner you care about, since his officer ability reduces protected cargo. Slots open at ship levels 5, 10, 20, 35 and 55, so early on you pick the single most useful captain and add bridge officers as the chairs unlock. Crews shift with the meta, so check the current picks on the officer tier list before you commit a bridge.
Crew slots and officer bonus
| Ship level | Officer slots |
|---|---|
| 5 | 1 |
| 10 | 2 |
| 20 | 3 |
| 35 | 4 |
| 55 | 5 |
The ship also boosts your officers’ stats, stepping up a ladder as it progresses. On the D’Vor Feesha the attack, defense and health bonuses are identical, so the single ladder below applies to all three.
| Amount | Bonus |
|---|---|
| 600 | 35% |
| 1,200 | 70% |
| 1,950 | 105% |
| 2,700 | 140% |
| 3,600 | 175% |
| 4,800 | 210% |
| 6,600 | 245% |
| 9,000 | 280% |
| 12,000 | 315% |
| 18,000 | 350% |
D’Vor Feesha refits
Two refits unlock for the D’Vor Feesha, each costing 120 shards. Like every refit, each bonus is permanent once unlocked. The ship refit list covers how refit shards work across the game.
| Refit | Shards | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Salvager | 120 | Increases the D’Vor Feesha Parts gained from refining Concentrated Latinum, and unlocks new refinery options for other types of ship parts. |
| Glas | 120 | Increases the Feesha’s base Raw Latinum mining rate by 200,000%, and unlocks a new Latinum refinery option that rewards Feesha Parts and Latinum. |
Salvager speeds up the Feesha’s own upgrades and turns Concentrated Latinum into other ship parts. Glas turns the Feesha into a Raw Latinum miner as well, so it can cover both kinds of Latinum node.
The D’Vor Feesha in Star Trek
The D’Vor Feesha is a game-original Ferengi design rather than a ship from the shows, so its story lives in the game’s own lore. Star Trek’s Ferengi built their culture around profit, and gold-pressed Latinum is their measure of wealth, which is why a purpose-built Latinum miner suits them. The in-game description credits the design to Quark, the Deep Space Nine bar owner, and gives it a dx2000 mining laser as the upgraded successor to the original D’Vor. Read the Quark branding as game storytelling, not a canon event from the series.
Is the D’Vor Feesha worth it?
For a mid-game economy, the D’Vor Feesha is a specialist Latinum miner whose ability scales hard enough to stay useful long after you unlock it. It earns its slot only if Latinum matters to your build. If you are chasing Latinum for ship parts and refinery output, it is worth the long build and the D’Vor scrap grind, and the two refits add even more reason to keep it. If Latinum is not on your list, put your resources elsewhere.
D’Vor Feesha FAQ
What is the best crew for the D’Vor Feesha?
Arrock as captain for his Concentrated Latinum mining speed, with Quark and Ten of Eleven on the bridge for extra mining speed. Swap Quark into the captain’s chair if you need protected cargo more than speed.
How do I get D’Vor Feesha blueprints?
Scrap the original Ferengi D’Vor at level 26 or higher to earn D’Vor Advanced Data Cores. Scrapping a level 41 or higher D’Vor fully unlocks the Feesha.
What does the D’Vor Feesha mine?
Concentrated Latinum, with a bonus of up to +202,000% at level 60. With the Glas refit it also mines Raw Latinum much faster.
What Shipyard level do I need for the D’Vor Feesha?
Shipyard level 35.
