The Immortal Hunter Class is a Romulan Battleship hostile that patrols Romulan space between levels 50 and 60. It only spawns as a Battleship, so an Interceptor is the ship to bring. Killing it drops 5-star Broken Battleship Parts and raises your Federation and Klingon reputation, while lowering your Romulan reputation. Warp requirements climb from 185 at level 50 to 440 at level 60.
How to beat the Immortal Hunter Class
The Immortal Hunter Class appears only as a Battleship, so bring an Interceptor. Interceptors counter Battleships, and because there is a single hull variant here, you never have to swap ship class between levels. Match the warp of the level you are hunting, then focus on out-damaging it before it wears you down. If your Interceptor is under-tiered for the level you want, drop down a few levels where the stats are lower and grind there until your ship catches up.
For crew, the principle holds across the meta: a captain that boosts weapon damage against hostiles, plus officers that add damage or mitigation. At these levels a cadet crew is well behind the curve, so check the current picks on the Officer Tier List and build around what you own. Crews shift as new officers arrive, so treat any named lineup as a snapshot, not a permanent answer.
Watch its ship ability, Revolutionary Spirit. It increases the ship’s Critical Hit Damage by 60% for the first 5 rounds of combat, rising to 100% at level 53 and above. Its opening rounds are its most dangerous, since a lucky crit lands far harder while the buff is up. Favor hull tanking or a fast kill so you survive the first five rounds rather than leaning on shield mitigation to soak those early crits.
Where to find the Immortal Hunter Class
The Immortal Hunter Class clusters across Romulan systems, with the lower levels (50 to 52) sitting at warp 185 and the top levels pushing out to warp 440. As the level climbs the spawn systems shift deeper into Romulan space, so bring a ship that can make the longer jumps for levels 57 and up.
| Level | Warp | Systems |
|---|---|---|
| 50 | 185 | Adrisilver, Horgi, Lyklaset, Magnus, Omadi, van Vlerken |
| 51 | 185 | Adrisilver, Cortázar, Horgi, Lyklaset, Magnus, Omadi, Timvir, van Vlerken |
| 52 | 185 | Adrisilver, Cortázar, Hauge, Horgi, Lyklaset, Magnus, Mons Mortis, Necrocormeum, Omadi, Timvir, van Vlerken |
| 53 | 230 | Cortázar, Hajamieli, Hauge, Horgi, Kiyratari, Lyklaset, Magnus, Mons Mortis, Necrocormeum, Omadi, Timvir |
| 54 | 230 | Cortázar, Hajamieli, Hauge, Horgi, Kalalisko, Kiyratari, Lyklaset, Magnus, Mons Mortis, Necrocormeum, Omadi, Timvir |
| 55 | 255 | Cortázar, Hajamieli, Hauge, Kalalisko, Kiyratari, Mons Mortis, Necrocormeum, S’nruba, Timvir |
| 56 | 285 | Dairuum, Hajamieli, Hauge, Kalalisko, Kiyratari, Mons Mortis, Necrocormeum, S’nruba |
| 57 | 320 | Dairuum, Hajamieli, Jodel, Kalalisko, Kiyratari, S’nruba, Solis Omega |
| 58 | 355 | Dairuum, Intello, Jodel, Kalalisko, S’nruba, Solis Omega |
| 59 | 400 | Dairuum, Intello, Jodel, S’nruba, Solis Omega |
| 60 | 440 | Dairuum, Intello, Jodel, Solis Omega |
Rewards and what it drops
The Immortal Hunter Class pays out ship-part materials plus faction reputation. The 5-star Broken Battleship Parts are the main draw, since they feed directly into building and tiering up 5-star Battleships. Ship XP also scales with level, from about 5,100 at level 50 to roughly 14,800 at level 60, so the higher spawns are better for leveling a ship as well as farming parts.
| Drop | What it is |
|---|---|
| 5★ Broken Battleship Parts | High-tier ship-part material used to build and upgrade 5-star Battleships. |
| Federation Points | Reputation with the Federation. Killing this hostile raises it. |
| Klingon Points | Reputation with the Klingon Empire. Killing this hostile raises it. |
| Romulan Points | Reputation with the Romulan Star Empire. This value is negative, so attacking the ship lowers your Romulan reputation. |
Immortal Hunter Class stats
Stats vary by hull variant and climb steeply with level. These anchor rows show the low, mid, and high ends of the level 50 to 60 range.
| Level | Total strength | Hull HP | Shield HP | Attack | Defense | Ship XP |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 50 | 54,245,718 | 34,089,188 | 23,242,471 | 19,296,613 | 6,283,275 | 5,123 |
| 55 | 247,333,685 | 155,429,868 | 105,974,194 | 87,983,029 | 28,648,625 | 9,838 |
| 60 | 865,079,769 | 543,634,946 | 370,657,683 | 307,731,380 | 100,202,075 | 14,816 |
Immortal Hunter Class firing pattern
The ship fires two weapon groups. Its Energy weapons hit every round for steady pressure, while its heavier Kinetic weapons fire every other round and deal the bigger single hits. Time your mitigation or repairs around the Kinetic volley, since that is where the largest damage lands.
| Weapon type | Count | Damage per shot | Fires | Crit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Energy | 2 | 904,712 to 1,105,770 | Every round | 10% (1.8x) |
| Kinetic | 2 | 2,164,274 to 2,645,243 | Every other round | 10% (1.8x) |
The Romulans in Star Trek
The Romulan Star Empire is one of the great powers of the Alpha and Beta Quadrants, ruled from the homeworlds of Romulus and Remus. The Romulans split from Vulcan in the distant past, keeping the drive and passion their Vulcan cousins learned to suppress. They favor secrecy, misdirection, and the cloaking device, striking from concealment rather than in open lines. Their warbirds are built around that doctrine, pairing heavy firepower with the ability to vanish. In Star Trek Fleet Command the Empire supplies a deep roster of hostiles that reward players willing to trade Romulan standing for Federation and Klingon reputation.
Is the Immortal Hunter Class worth grinding?
It is a solid target if you need 5-star Broken Battleship Parts or want Federation and Klingon reputation, and the higher spawns hand out useful ship XP on top. Just remember every kill costs Romulan reputation, so skip it if you are trying to hold Romulan standing. Bring an Interceptor, match the warp for your level, and keep enough hull to ride out its Revolutionary Spirit crits in the opening rounds.