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Ferengi D’vor Survey Ship

The Ferengi D’Vor is an Independent grade 3 Epic Survey ship built for one job: pulling raw latinum out of asteroids faster than anything else in the game. It unlocks at Shipyard level 23 and runs a single mining ability that stacks a huge bonus on raw latinum specifically. If you farm latinum, it earns its slot in the dock. As a fighter it has almost nothing to offer.

How to get the Ferengi D’Vor

You build the Ferengi D’Vor rather than winning it whole. It takes 120 blueprints, and the build unlocks once your Shipyard reaches level 23. The base build cost is 320,000 Tritanium and 11,250 Dilithium, with a base build time of 7 days 22 hours. Those are base figures; your own buildings and research shorten the time and can change the cost you actually pay.

The data does not tie the blueprints to a single source, so treat the channel as whatever is live for you at the time. Once it is in your dock, the ship is scrappable from Operations level 35 if you decide to break it down later.

Ferengi D’Vor ability

The ship ability is Latinum Mining. It raises the mining bonus from the ship’s mining laser by 12,000% when the D’Vor is mining raw latinum, and that figure climbs with ship level, reaching 17,500% at level 45. Like all ship abilities, it is always on and needs no activation.

The bonus only applies to raw latinum, which is the whole point of the ship. On any other resource the D’Vor is just a slow survey hull, so keep it parked on latinum nodes and let a general miner handle everything else.

Stats and tiers

Base values from the current game data; research, buffs, and officers raise them in play. The three rows below are anchor tiers, not every tier.

Tier Warp (speed / range) Impulse Cargo (protected) Shield HP Hull HP Health (displayed)
1 1.9 / 18 90 32,625 (3,955) 770 1,530 1,150
5 2.7 / 19 90 46,857 (4,804) 1,565 1,530 1,547.5
9 3.5 / 40 105 135,500 (8,400) 8,740 1,530 5,135

Two numbers matter for a miner. Cargo climbs from 32,625 at tier 1 to 135,500 at tier 9, so a tiered D’Vor holds far more latinum per trip, and protected cargo rises to 8,400, which is the slice a raider cannot take if your ship gets popped. The shield jump at tier 9 helps it survive a hit, but this hull is not built to trade blows.

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 D’Vor carries one weapon, shown here at max tier.

Weapon Type Shots Warm-up Cool-down Damage Crit chance Crit damage
Torpedo Kinetic 1 1 2 2,762–3,376 10% 150%

One slow kinetic torpedo is all it has, and it fires only every other round. That is enough to chip a low-level hostile if you are forced to, but the D’Vor is a mining tool, not a combat ship.

Crew slots and officer bonus

Officer slots open up as the ship gains levels:

Ship level Officer slots
5 1
10 2
15 3
30 4
45 5

The ship also boosts the officers you put on it. As the D’Vor levels, it steps up an officer bonus ladder that raises your officers’ attack, defense, and health by the same percentage at each step. The full ladder:

Amount Bonus (attack / defense / health)
100 30%
200 60%
325 90%
450 120%
600 150%
800 180%
1,100 210%
1,500 240%
2,000 270%
3,000 300%

Crew for the Ferengi D’Vor

A dedicated miner cares about the size of the haul and keeping it safe, not about winning fights. The D’Vor already supplies the latinum bonus itself, so your bridge should add cargo room and some deterrence against players who hunt miners.

Two dependable picks fit that plan. Stonn works as a bridge officer because his Pack Rat ability increases the ship’s cargo size, letting you carry more latinum before you need to dock. Barot pairs well alongside him: his Deceptive Weakness ability triggers when the ship is attacked while mining and weakens the attacker’s hull, which makes your D’Vor a less appealing target. For the captain seat, lean toward an officer whose captain maneuver adds protected cargo or defense while mining. Crews shift with the meta, so check the Officer Tier List for current picks and treat Stonn and Barot as the reliable classic that keeps the ship earning.

Best crews for Ferengi D’Vor

Captain: Joaquin
Officer: T’Pring
Officer: Ten of Eleven

Best Ferengi D’vor crew for mining Latinum.

The Ferengi D’Vor in Star Trek

The D’Vor is largely a Star Trek Fleet Command original rather than a ship pulled from the shows, so its story lives in the game’s own lore. In that telling it comes from Urata Manufacturing and mounts a mining laser tuned to strip raw latinum, built by minds who saw a galaxy at war and thought about profit. That fits the Ferengi as Star Trek has always drawn them: a culture organized around commerce and the Rules of Acquisition, where the smart move in any crisis is to find the angle that pays. The D’Vor is that philosophy turned into a hull.

Ferengi D’Vor build cost by tier

Build and repair costs for every tier, carried over from the previous version of this page.

Tier Build cost Repair cost Build time Repair time Cargo Protected cargo
Tier 1 320,000 Tritanium
11,250 Dilithium
7d 22h 1h 26m 48s Base: 66,344 Base: 8,255
Tier 2 541,500 Tritanium
12,050 Dilithium
1,000 D’Vor Parts
2,384 Tritanium
304 Dilithium
1h 21m 1h 26m 48s Base: 81,844 Base: 9,300
Tier 3 1,030,000 Tritanium
27,100 Dilithium
2,000 D’Vor Parts
3,707 Tritanium
487 Dilithium
2h 42m 1h 33m Base: 96,871 Base: 10,157
Tier 4 1,713,000 Tritanium
57,250 Dilithium
3,000 D’Vor Parts
5,425 Tritanium
729 Dilithium
4h 30m 1h 48m 48s Base: 121,603 Base: 10,761
Tier 5 3,040,000 Tritanium
108,000 Dilithium
4,000 D’Vor Parts
7,908 Tritanium
1,087 Dilithium
6h 45m 2h 4m 6s Base: 147,041 Base: 11,245
Tier 6 6,075,000 Tritanium
239,500 Dilithium
28,000 D’Vor Parts
9,833 Tritanium
1,360 Dilithium
9h 2h 30m 6s Base: 174,379 Base: 12,492
Tier 7 13,450,000 Tritanium
559,000 Dilithium
84,000 D’Vor Parts
12,949 Tritanium
1,830 Dilithium
11h 15m 2h 55m Base: 232,237 Base: 14,429
Tier 8 28,900,000 Tritanium
1,238,000 Dilithium
716,400 D’Vor Parts
26,636 Tritanium
3,705 Dilithium
14h 37m 30s 4h 52m 54s Base: 319,542 Base: 17,578
Tier 9 41,300,000 Tritanium
1,830,000 Dilithium
255,000 D’Vor Parts
38,257 Tritanium
5,476 Dilithium
18h 6h 12m 6s Base: 287,500 Base: 20,000

Ferengi D’Vor ship XP needed by level

Experience required to reach each level, with the health and shield bonuses that come with it.

Tier 1

Level 2: 800
Level 3: 1,000
Level 4: 1,400
Level 5: 1,700

Tier 2

Level 6: 2,400
Level 7: 2,900
Level 8: 3,900
Level 9: 4,600
Level 10: 6,000

Tier 3

Level 11: 7,000
Level 12: 8,500
Level 13: 9,500
Level 14: 11,000
Level 15: 13,500

Tier 4

Level 16: 15,000
Level 17: 17,500
Level 18: 19,500
Level 19: 23,000
Level 20: 25,000

Tier 5

Level 21: 29,000
Level 22: 31,500
Level 23: 36,000
Level 24: 39,000
Level 25: 42,000

Tier 6

Level 26: 47,000
Level 27: 51,000
Level 28: 57,000
Level 29: 61,000
Level 30: 69,000

Tier 7

Level 31: 72,000
Level 32: 81,000
Level 33: 86,000
Level 34: 95,000
Level 35: 100,000

Tier 8

Level 36: 105,000
Level 37: 116,000
Level 38: 122,000
Level 39: 134,000
Level 40: 140,000

Tier 9

Level 41: 154,000
Level 42: 161,000
Level 43: 176,000
Level 44: 183,000
Level 45: 200,000

Resources to max out a Ferengi D’Vor

Total Build Cost*

  • 96,369,500 Tritanium
  • 4,082,150 Dilithium
  • 1,058,000 D’Vor Parts

Experience: 2,561,700

*Costs and time are base values only. These are player-specific based on buildings and research.

Ferengi D’Vor video

Latinum Mining Tutorial: Maximize Your Ferengi D’vor and Refinery Pulls!

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Is the Ferengi D’Vor worth it?

If raw latinum is on your farming list, yes. Nothing else mines it at this rate, and latinum feeds economy and refining goals that matter across the mid game. Build it, park it on latinum, and let it run. If you do not chase latinum, the D’Vor has no other job and you can leave it on the shelf. It is scrappable at Operations 35, so it is easy to retire once it has served its purpose.