Comprehensive Ship Stats Guide

Intro

In this article, I will cover the stats of ships in EVE Galaxy Conquest. The in-game stats are presented in a way that requires manual calculations to get exact numbers, so I’ve done the math for you. Below, you’ll find a table summarizing all ships and their stats in a much more digestible format.

I will also explain what each stat means and how it affects combat, as well as cover ship module classes and upgrades.

For this article, I’m trying a different approach. Typically, I start with theory and then move to practical applications. This time, I’ll begin with the stats table so you can reference it immediately, followed by explanations of how these numbers are calculated and what they mean. Hopefully, this improves your user experience, as you’re more likely to return to the table. Let me know in the comments if you prefer this format!

EVE Galaxy Conquest Ship Stats Table

Disclaimer: All values are pre-calculated based on ship hull size and represent final stats. The numbers shown are for 0-star ships, ensuring an apples-to-apples comparison. Every column is sortable, allowing you to filter the list based on the stat you’re most interested in.

Ship Name ▲▼	HP ▲▼	Firepower ▲▼	Energy ▲▼	Data Rate ▲▼	Armor ▲▼
Catalyst	4800	2552	1648	88	9
Rifter	4900	2630	1665	90	10
Omen	5700	2643	1839	60	17
Caracal	4899	2610	1686	81	12
Vexor	4800	1869	2022	55	18
Stormbringer	5100	2667	1725	78	12
Scythe	3399	2661	2616	63	9
Dragoon	4200	2376	1716	53	7
Griffin	5400	2065	2090	100	11
Dramiel	4800	2530	1670	91	9
Gila	4200	2376	1716	47	9
Oracle	4600	2860	1978	60	15
Drake	7200	1914	1826	48	15
Tristan	3300	2570	1625	88	9
Orthrus	4800	2631	1686	81	12
Apocalypse	5800	2244	2244	47	17
Maelstrom	5400	2156	2024	64	17
Thunderchild	7200	1890	2047	17	35
Magnate	4600	2495	1510	84	9
Heron	5100	2055	1930	94	10
Corax	4400	2792	1824	72	10
Incursus	5100	2120	1865	94	10
Algos	4600	2436	1572	84	9
Breacher	5200	2415	1675	61	13
Bellicose	5898	2268	1635	45	8
Worm	4600	1760	1910	57	14
Inquisitor	4700	2520	2520	72	7
Stratios	3000	1827	2793	65	12
Navitas	5900	1530	1530	49	9
Condor	3900	2085	1350	72	8
Tormentor	4700	1800	1800	62	9
Cruor	4000	2160	2160	62	6
Impairor	3400	1330	1330	62	7
Rokh	5900	2137	2137	49	45
Abbadon	6300	2070	2990	37	18
Maller	3800	2816	1496	56	6
Hyperion	4800	2684	2640	49	13
Vigil	4400	1710	1710	80	9

Of course, modules play a crucial role, but the ship itself serves as a platform for commanders. Choosing the right ship with the proper stats is key to reinforcing your overall strategy.

Ship Stats Explained

Each ship has six main stats:

1. Ships per Squad – This value is tied to another key characteristic: hull size. I will cover this in detail in the next section.
2. HP (scaled with Ships per Squad) – The ship’s health pool, a familiar stat for any gamer. This determines how much damage a ship can take before being destroyed.
3. Firepower (scaled with Ships per Squad) – Defines the base damage output of a ship’s auto-attacks, commander skills, and active modules that deal kinetic damage.
4. Energy (scaled with Ships per Squad) – Modifies the damage of energy-based attacks and healing abilities.
5. Data Rate – Determines turn order for all units in battle. The higher the Data Rate, the faster the ship acts within a turn cycle. This stat applies equally to ships and commanders, with actions queued based on raw value rankings.
6. Armor – Reduces incoming damage, though its exact mechanics are still being researched. Early data suggests it primarily mitigates kinetic damage rather than energy damage. The scaling appears to be nonlinear (unconfirmed). Unfortunately, even the game masters are uncertain about its exact formula, and many armor values in the game seem incorrect. I’ll conduct a separate analysis on this in the future.

Unlike Data Rate and Armor, which remain static, HP, Firepower, and Energy scale with Ships per Squad. How does this scaling work? I’ll explain in the next section!

Ship Fleet Stats Calculation

Each ship has a “Ships per Squad” stat displayed in the top right corner. If you hold your finger over it, the tooltip states: “You can assign the same number of ships to your fleet for every 1 Ship Capacity.” However, I believe this is a typo, as there is no such term as Ship Capacity anywhere in the UI. Instead, each fleet has Squads.

When managing your fleet in the hangar, you can see the number of squads at the bottom of the screen, typically ranging from 1 to 30,000. To replenish one fleet squad, you need 1 Component, which is crafted by an Assembly Array using 10 Ore, 10 Ice, and 20 Gas.

EVE Galaxy Conquest follows the same hull size classifications as EVE Online when determining ship classes. This means:

• 1 Fleet Squad = 5 ships for a Frigate
• 1 Fleet Squad = 4 ships for a Destroyer
• 1 Fleet Squad = 3 ships for a Cruiser
• 1 Fleet Squad = 2 ships for a Battlecruiser
• 1 Fleet Squad = 1 ship for a Battleship

This ship count acts as a multiplier for HP, Firepower, and Energy.

For example:

• If a Frigate has 1,000 HP, then a full Fleet Squad of Frigates has 5,000 HP (1,000 HP × 5 ships).
• If a Cruiser has 700 Firepower, then a full Fleet Squad of Cruisers has 2,100 Firepower (700 Firepower × 3 ships).

Ship Star Upgrades

The Ship Star Upgrade system enhances three raw stats (HP, Firepower, and Energy) while also providing additional effects to ship modules through Mutaplasmids.

Unlike Commander upgrades, ship upgrades on certain vessels offer massive bonuses—sometimes game-changing. By adding meaningful enhancements to existing modules, they can shift playstyles, redefine tactics, and influence Commander loadouts.

Red Star Level	HP Increase %	Firepower Increase %	Energy Increase %
1	6.6	6.7	6.8
2	6.5	6.7	6.3
3	6	6	6
4	5.5	5.5	5.5
5	18.2	18.3	18.1

As the upgrade level increases, the percentage of stat growth slightly decreases. However, to offset the lack of a Mutaplasmid bonus at the 5th star, there is a significant stat increase at that level. These stat changes are the same for all rarity ships, be it Rare or Legendary. Table show gains at each level, if you are interested, the difference between 0 and 5-stars is precisely +50%.

Here is how many Blueprints you need to gain each star:
⭐️ 0 to 1 -> 2+2+2+2+4 = 12 total
⭐️ 1 to 2 -> 4+4+4+4+5 = 21 (33 total)
⭐️ 2 to 3 -> 5+5+5+5+15 = 35 (68 total)
⭐️ 3 to 4 -> 15+15+15+15+25 = 85 (153 total )
⭐️ 4 to 5 -> 25+25+25+25+47 = 147 (300 total)

Other Ship Characteristics

These attributes do not directly affect stats. The first two influence combat mechanics, while the rest are mostly flavor elements. I will cover them in more detail in a combat mechanics article.

• Faction Affinity
• Formation(s)
• Hull Size
• Power (fiery icon)
• Roles

Ship Module Types

Everything explained in this section also applies to Commander abilities.

Command (Ability or Module)

Activated during the pre-phase or at the start of each turn, typically as a non-dispellable buff.

Examples:

• Some commands have duration, such as “applies for the first 3 turns”.
• Others trigger effects, e.g., “every time the ship receives damage, it does X”.
• Some combine probabilities and effects, such as “each turn, there’s a 40% chance to do X” or “for the first 3 turns, when the ship takes damage, there’s a 30% chance to Y”.

Active (Ability or Module)

Triggered during a ship or commander’s turn, based on probability. Each module or ability rolls independently.

Examples:

• “45% chance to deal kinetic damage”.
• “40% chance to apply a buff”.

Passive (Ability or Module)

Similar to Commands, but only activates when a trigger condition is met. These effects are often not visible in combat logs.

Two types of Passive Effects:

1. Supplemental Enhancers: Boost specific abilities, e.g., “increases damage of ability X by 20%”—applied every time the ability activates.
2. Trigger-Based: Activates under specific conditions, e.g., “when your wings attack twice, heal them for X”.

Barrage (Modules Only)

Triggered from direct attacks (auto-attacks performed by ships and drones). Once an attack occurs, each module functions like an Active module, typically with different activation probabilities and effects.

Module Upgrade Calculation

Since modules are a crucial part of ship combat, it’s worth understanding their leveling mechanics, which consist of 15 levels. Each upgrade requires ISK as the only resource.

Module Upgrade Cost Table:

Module Level	Cost Per Level (ISK)	Cumulative (ISK)
1	0	0
2	3000	3000
3	6000	9000
4	9000	18000
5	15000	33000
6	20000	53000
7	25000	78000
8	30000	108000
9	40000	148000
10	45000	193000
11	50000	243000
12	60000	303000
13	60000	363000
14	70000	433000
15	80000	513000

To fully upgrade a ship:

• Total ISK required to upgrade from Level 1 to Level 15: 513.000 ISK
• Fully upgrading an Epic ship with 3 modules costs 1.539.000 ISK
• Fully upgrading a Legendary ship with 4 modules costs 2.052.000 ISK

The cost progression grows pretty fast, while the buffs provided each level remain consistent. Because of this, my general recommendation is: Avoid rushing modules to Level 15 if you are short on ISK. It’s better to have four Level 8 modules than a single Level 15 module, unless it’s something exceptionally strong (or bugged)😉.

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Thanks for reading! I hope you found this guide useful and that it helps you better understand the game.

Fly knowledgeably, Commander!
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