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The subject of this article is from the Echoes update.
The information from this article is up-to-date as of 13 February, 2024.
Freighter Class
This article is about the current Starship Catalogue for Freighters. For the archived versions, see Archive:Starship Catalogue - Freighter.

Summary[]

The following is a list of various Freighter-Archetype starships discovered by different players during the Echoes through current eras.

Remember that each starship is available in all class grades, so it is important to know which design is best suited to you when looking for a new starship.

Description[]

Ships of this type are considerably more expensive than any other type of starship. Freighter prices are based on slot count and multiplied by class.

Inventory[]

Regular Freighters have 15-19 slots and a price range of 5M to 23M from C to S class. Capital Freighters have 24-34 slots and a price range of 26.15M to 178M from C to S class. Freighters contain an incredible amount of inventory space and can be used as a mobile base, including farming and other base-related functions.

Catalogues[]

The tables below are alphabetically sorted by subtype, galaxy, region, and ship name. If a ship lacks coordinates, enter them if possible. Ships that cannot be found and bought only serve a historic purpose.

Capital[]

Subtype Galaxy Region Coordinates Ship Class Slots Tech Cargo
Venator Eissentam Imnito 0FFD:0021:090F:00BA DS-8 Okinoomo 24-34 12-20

Regular[]

Subtype Galaxy Region Coordinates Ship Class Slots TechSlots CargoSlots
Cargo Hilbert Dimension Mecbris Spur 0878:0079:011C:006C MV-7 Tateyama A 19 12

Derelict / Undetermined[]

Subtype Galaxy Region Coordinates Ship Slots TechSlots CargoSlots Class
Hilbert Dimension Mecbris Spur 0878:0079:011C:0016 EV-8 Otsuchio 18 11 A
Hilbert Dimension Mecbris Spur 0878:0079:011C:0041 MV-4 Akyotsuc 18 11 B
Derelict 0B39:0080:0235:xxxx SV Yellow Miura S
Derelict 042F:0079:0D54:xxxx The Watag Hauler S

Release history[]

  • Since 1.3 freighter prices are based on their slot count and multiplied by class.
  • Prior to 1.5, due to the limitations of portal travel and the constant change of the home planet to call the ship, it was the only way a portal traveller could own a permanent base.

References[]

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