Astraeus Player's Guide

Ships

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BUILDING SHIPS

Designing Your Own Ship

Components

STYLES

Arrow

Wedge

Dagger

Rocket

Boxy

Bubble

Orb

FRAMES

Your unit's frame determines its base attributes

LIGHT

Light ships are excellent scout and assassin ships, but are too small to carry heavy weapons. They have the lowest health and highest speed in the game.  Light ships rely on their quick movement to dodge attacks.


It is recommended that new players avoid using them for combat until they know how to fully take advantage of the unit's speed.  

2

2

60

50

400

Components

Cost

Max Speed

Acceleration

Structure

The Viper Mk 2 from Battlestar Galactica

MEDIUM

Medium ships are often used for cheap and mobile combat or support ships. They also are commonly used as gatherers or miners.  With four components, it can be armed with any weapon in the game.  


A medium ship can fill any role, but will often struggle at trying to do multiple different things at once.

4

3

50

38

500

Components

Cost

Max Speed

Acceleration

Structure

The Razorcrest from The Mandalorian

HEAVY

Heavy ships are usually built for direct combat and tend to stick with the main fleet.  They can carry a mix of weapons and defenses.


These are usually a good ship for beginners, since they can be strong in head to head combat while still moving at a decent speed.

6

4

40

26

600

Components

Cost

Max Speed

Acceleration

Structure

The Rocinante from The Expanse

ASSAULT

These behemoths can be wield a massive amount of firepower or defense, but can rarely dodge attacks.  They make excellent artillery batteries, as they can use two large weapons and still have space for supporting upgrades.


Think carefully about how you position them in your fleet.  These ships won't be able to run from a fight, and you my find them getting left behind the rest of your ships if you aren't careful.

8

5

30

14

700

Components

Cost

Max Speed

Acceleration

Structure

The Normandy from Mass Effect