Avorion Translation Server

If your ship has a \c(0d0)Captain\c() you don't have to stay in the same sector, your captain will carry out commands without you there.

\c(0d0)Trinium\c() has the perfect combination of lightness and durability.

Naonite starts to appear at a distance of about 350 sectors to the galaxy core, and closer.

The higher the \c(0d0)rarity\c() of the subsystem you have installed, the more information it will give you.

If your ship has a \c(0d0)Captain\c() you don't have to stay in the same sector, your captain will carry out commands without you there.

If you build too many stations in a sector controlled by another faction, you will eventually take over the sector and your relations to that faction will suffer.

Unfortunately Naonite armor tends to break easily and is no longer available for purchase.

And last, but not least, Trinium allows to build an \c(0d0)Academy\c() to train your crew members.

With Naonite you gain access to \c(0d0)Shield Generators\c() and \c(0d0)Hyperspace Cores\c().

To increase ship processing power, and with that the ability to install more subsystems, \c(0d0)Computer Cores\c() can be added.

\c(0d0)Naonite\c() is a little heavier than Titanium, but it is even more durable.

A \c(0d0)Trading Subsystem\c() allows you to get information on the economic conditions in an area that will help you make the best deals.

It's heavy but very easy to form, so blocks made from Iron don't cost a lot of money, but ships made from Iron are rather weak and heavy and thus won't steer very well.

Maybe your new contact, \c(0d0)the Adventurer\c(), can help you out here?

Titanium can be found nearly anywhere in the galaxy, even in the outermost rim of the galaxy.