Many Moons is a short anomaly-hunting mission in Star Trek Fleet Command, recommended for level 11. You examine one anomaly in Rigel and another in Imgra, then return to your station to compile the data. It can be accepted at warp 1 and needs warp 10 to complete. There is no fight. The reward is small, 280 Tritanium and 60 Dilithium, so the main reason to run it is to keep the storyline moving.
Many Moons objectives
There are three objectives, in order, with no choice split:
- Find another anomaly to examine. Location: Rigel.
- Find one more anomaly to examine. Location: Imgra.
- Return to your Station to compile the data.
The story line asks you to find and examine more anomalies, picking up where earlier anomaly work left off. Each anomaly step is tied to one named system, and neither asks you to fight or mine. The last step brings everything back to your station.
Where and what warp
No pickup system is listed, and warp 1 is enough to accept the mission. Warp 10 is needed to complete it, since the anomalies are in Rigel and Imgra. The recommended level is 11.
The route is a simple loop: out to Rigel, across to Imgra, and home. With no combat and no mining, any ship with the range can do it.
Many Moons rewards
| Reward | Amount |
|---|---|
| Tritanium | 280 |
| Dilithium | 60 |
Completing Many Moons also unlocks the next mission in the storyline.
Many Moons at other levels
Many Moons is offered in 4 versions, at recommended levels 2, 11, 26 and 40. The objectives are the same in each; the systems, warp and rewards change with the version. The walkthrough above covers the level 11 version.
| Recommended level | Systems | Warp to complete | Rewards |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | No set system | 1 | 2 Dilithium, 6 Tritanium |
| 11 (this page) | Rigel, Imgra | 10 | 280 Tritanium, 60 Dilithium |
| 26 | Netron Alpha, Opla | 20 | 2 1 Day Speed Up, 7,000 Dilithium, 1 1 Day Peace Shield |
| 40 | Nalomas, Esteria | 25 | 1,638,000 Tritanium, 68,000 Officer XP |
Tips
Use a spare ship. Nothing in this mission needs combat power or cargo space, so keep your main ships on work that pays more and send whatever is idle.
Fly the two anomalies as one trip. Rigel and Imgra are the only named systems, so plan the route to visit both before heading home rather than returning in between.
Do not expect much from the reward. 280 Tritanium and 60 Dilithium are small amounts even at level 11. The value here is the progress: finishing Many Moons is what opens the next mission in the chain.
If you have ships sitting in dock, this is a good mission to run alongside something else, since it only needs travel and a return home.
The rest of the anomaly storyline
The storyline continues in One of Our Own. Odd Shapes on the Horizon is another anomaly mission, but it is recommended for level 40 with warp 56 to complete, so it is a much bigger job than Many Moons. It has you examine a spatial anomaly in Dis, donate 1,200,000 Tritanium for spare parts, and bring the Discovery crew to your station, and it pays 33,828,000 Parsteel, 995,000 Dilithium and 500 Premium Recruit Tokens.
Every other mission by level is on the mission guide.
