Module

For more information on how to use modules in ship design, see Shipyard.

In StarDrive, ship components are called "modules". To add a module to a ship, simply click and drag it from the list on the left of the Shipyard screen or select it and left-click on a desired slot; 1x1 modules can be pasted by holding down the mouse button and dragging them across the module grid

Many Modules may only be placed in certain slots when designing a ship, for instance engines may only be placed in E (engine) slots and Bridges may only be placed in I (inside) slots.

Module Statistics

Modules have a variety of statistics which affect how they work when placed on a ship as well as a ship's overall stats.

• Universal:
  • Size - size of a module (horizontal x vertical)
  • Mass (slows down sublight speed and reduces turning rate)
  • Production cost (adds to the total production cost of the ship)
  • Hitpoints (adds to the total hitpoints of the ship)
  • Power consumption (excluding armor and fuel cells)
• Weapons:
  • Speed - speed of projectile (for Ballistic, Energy Cannons, Bombs and Missiles; note that Beams are instantenous and Bombs pick much of their velocity from their carrier)
  • Damage - damage per shot
  • DPS - damage per second
  • Damage radius - radius, in which damage is inflicted (not only for exploding weaponry)
  • RoF - Rate of fire, in shots per second
  • Range - max range of a weapon
  • Firing Arc - firing arc of a weapon
  • Ordnance stored - ordnance capacity of a module (for ordnance-using weapons)
  • Ordnance per shot - ordnance, used for a single shot (for Ballistic Cannons, Bombs and Missiles)
  • Energy per shot - energy, required for a single shot (for Energy Weapons)
  • Missile hitpoints - any missile could be shot down with point defense (for missiles)
• Power:
  • Power output (for powerplants)
  • Power stored (for fuel cell modules and reactors)
  • Power radius (for reactors, indicates power coverage for a singe reactor)
• Other:
  • Cargo stored (for cargo hold modules)

Weapons

Weapons Overview

Currently weapons are divided into categories, depending on the ammunition source (ballistic weapons use ordnance; or energy weapons use power) and projectile type (beam or single shot/pulse).

Most weapons are restricted to O/IO slots, but there are a few exceptions that can be placed in I slots as well:

• Ancient Repulsor
• EMP Torpedo
• Heavy Tractor Beam

Most weapons that take up a square area can be rotated freely via hold-and-drag and possess a 45°, 90°, 120° or even 360° firing arc (the latter is for the player-inaccessible Ancient Disruptor); the rest have arcs narrower than 45° and can only be set in parallel or perpendicularly to the keel by using the arrow buttons.

Ammunition

Each weapon consumes resources when fired, either ordnance for ballistic weapons, or power for energy weapons. One unit of ordnance is usually comparable to 100-200 power in terms of base damage output.

Ballistic weapons have a definite advantage in stored capacity. An Ordnance Storage stores 125 Ordnance, while the same-sized Medium Fuel Cell stores 1500 power. With the above conversion rate, this gives ordinance roughly a tenfold advantage in stored capacity. Furthermore, ballistic weapons generally sport a respectable amount of integral storage, whereas the integral storage of reactors (except Main Engineering) is negligible.

On the other hand, energy weapons have the advantage in ammunition regeneration. The basic Medium Nuclear Reactor generates 225 power per second. Meanwhile, the Ordnance Fabricator produces 1 Ordnance per second, but consumes 250 power per second, so it would take a little more than another Medium Nuclear Reactor to break even on power. As such, energy weapons regenerate their capacity at about 3-4 times the rate of ballistic weapons with basic technology.

Practically, this makes ballistic weapons relatively better in short conflicts and when resupply from spaceports is readily available. On the other hand, energy weapons are relatively better in long conflicts away from resupply.

Apart from module unlocks, research improves ballistic weapons directly via increased weapon performance, while energy weapons benefit more indirectly via improved reactors and energy storage, as well as several generations of similar mounts.

Energy Beam

All energy beam weapons, with the exception of Disentegrator Array and Ancient Repulsor, have two variants – heavy and light. Heavy variants occupy 2x3 slots and have fixed 45° arcs with limited customization. They deal more damage, have longer range and require more energy to fire. Light variants need a 2x2 space and have fully customizable 45° degree firing arcs. The drawback is that they deal less damage and have shorter range.

Energy beam weapons fire pulses that last 2 seconds (180 frames). They do not need ordnance to fire.

Different beams have different recharge rate – from 4.5 to 10 seconds, as well as different purposes.

Beams drain energy while firing, so make sure you have enough energy reserves. For example, a beam weapon firing for two seconds will drain (Pwr/Sec*2) units of energy, so if ship's reactors produce (PowerRecharge) units of energy each second, you'll need at least (Pwr/Sec*2 - PowerRecharge*2) units of energy reserve to fire full two seconds without interruption. If, while firing, ship runs out of energy reserve, then the beam will stop firing (i.e beam will fire for 1 second, then it will run out of energy and will stop firing).

To make sure that ship's energy reserve is replenished for the next round of fire, energy regeneration must be at least (Pwr/Sec*2*RoF). To make that calculation easier check out the last column of the following table:

Icon	Weapon Name	Requirement	Size	Mass	Cost	HP	DPS	Pwr	Pwr/sec	Range	Fire Arc	RoF	Sust
	Laser Beam Turret	Energy Weapons	2x2	12	10	480	90	-5	240	2700	45	0.2	96
	Heavy-mount Laser Beam	Energy Weapons	2x3	12	12	540	144	-5	360	4200	45	0.1	72
	Fusion Beam Turret	Fusion Beams	2x2	12	12	480	144	-5	450	2700	45	0.1	90
	Heavy-mount Fusion Beam	Fusion Beams	2x3	12	18	720	216	-5	550	4200	45	0.1	110
	Light Phasor Array	Phasors	2x2	12	14	400	225	-5	350	2700	45	0.125	87.5
	Heavy-mount Phasor Array	Phasors	2x3	12	24	600	281.3	-5	450	5200	45	0.125	112.5
	Thalaron Blaster	Thalaron Blaster	2x3	12	4	600	20	-5	90	4200	45	0.22	40
	Ion Beam Turret	Ionic Weaponry	2x2	12	4	450	12	-5	60	4200	45	0.22	26.6
	Heavy-mount Ion Beam	Ionic Weaponry	2x3	12	4	450	25	-5	80	4200	45	0.22	35.6
	Siphon Beam Turret	Energy Siphon Beam	2x2	12	4	400	25	-5	100	4200	45	0.22	44.5
	Heavy Siphon Beam	Energy Siphon Beam	2x3	12	4	450	40	-5	140	4200	45	0.22	62.3
	Tractor Beam Turret	Tractor Beam	2x2	12	4	400	NA	-5	60	4200	45	0.22	26.7
	Heavy Tractor Beam	Tractor Beam	2x3	12	4	450	NA	-5	60	4200	45	0.22	26.7
	Ancient Repulsor	Mysteries Event	2x2	10	4	450	NA	10	60	3500	120	0.33	26.7
	Distintegrator Array	Distintegrator Array	3x8	10.8	96	540	630	-5	1500	6000	45	0.1	300

Energy Cannon

Energy cannons use energy for firing, but, unlike energy beams, their shots are individual bolts and have travel speed. Because of that energy canons are less-suited to use against fast and agile targets, but are great against slow moving targets.

Currently there are two unique canons – EMP and Polaron. EMP canon inflicts EMP damage, which will disable target's systems upon exceeding a ship's capacity for EMP damage (determined by hull size and presence of Pulse Capacitors; EMP also does not penetrate shields) whereas shots made with Polaron Cannons will bypass the target's shields.

Additionally, the only energy-using Point Defense at the moment is PD Laser Cannon, though it is inferior compared to Phalanx PD, but is energy-independent and has limited anti-ship utility.

Icon	Weapon Name	Requirement	Size	Mass	Cost	Health	Spd	Pwr	DPS	Rng	Fire Arc	Dmg/Shot	Pwr/Shot	Pwr/Sec	Dmg Rad	RoF
	PD Laser Cannon	Energy Weapons	1x1	3	1	100	950	-1	10	1200	90	8	20	25	NA	1.25
	Laser Turret	Energy Cannons	2x2	12	12	450	800	-5	125	1600	150	25 x 5	11 x 5	68.75	NA	1
	Heavy Laser Turret	Energy Cannons	3x3	27	27	900	1100	-10	61.5	1800	90	80	75	57.75	5	0.77
	Heavy Laser Cannon	Energy Cannons	1x3	9	3	300	1500	-4	61.5	1800	23	80	75	57.75	5	0.77
	Disruptor Cannon Turret	Disruptors	2x2	10	4	400	1000	-10	116.7	2000	90	175	175	115.5	1	0.667
	Dual Disruptor Cannon	Disruptors	3x3	10	10	900	1000	-10	166.7	2000	90	100	100	166	1	1.66
	EMP Turret	EMP Cannons	2x2	10	9	400	875	-10	NA	2800	90	25	180	180	NA	1
	Twin EMP Cannons	EMP Cannons	3x3	10	9	900	875	-10	NA	2800	90	25	160	320	NA	2
	Polaron Cannon Turret	Phased Polaron Cannons	2x2	10	12	450	1100	-10	53.3	2200	90	80	100	166	5	0.66
	Twin Polaron Cannons	Phased Polaron Cannons	3x3	10	25	450	1100	-10	133.3	2200	90	80	100	166	5	1.66
	Ion Canon	Mysteries Event	1x3	9	15	300	1450	-15	82.5	4800	15	125	180	118.8	1	0.66
NA	Ancient Disruptor	Not usable by Player	2x2	10	4	400	1000	-10		2000	90	100	175		1

Energy Torpedo

Not quite torpedos as the name suggests – weapons in this category actually have mechanics similar to energy cannons, one being a turret and the other is a fixed, forward-oriented heavy gun.

Icon	Weapon Name	Requirement	Size	Mass	Cost	Health	Speed	Power	DPS	Range	Fire Arc	Damage	Pwr/Shot	Damage Radius	RoF
	Photon Turret	Photon Cannons	2x2	10	12	450	875	-10	66.7	3800	90	300	180	20	0.22
	Quantum Torpedo Cannon	Quantum Torpedo Cannon	3x8	250	50	2500	1300	-80	722.2	6000	15	6500	3000	75	0.11

Ballistic Cannon

Ballistic weapons contain the most powerful Point Defense so far – Phalanx PD, as well as very powerful heavy cannons – Mass Driver and Massive canon.

Mechanics are similar to energy canons, but instead of energy these guns use ordnance and thus need to be supplied with ordnance via supply ships. Alternatively, they could be resupplied at the nearest planet with a Space Port.

“Pure” ballistic weapons have no special bonuses but some research in Space Weapons technology branch will grant various bonuses for ballistic weapons. For more information check Space Weapons

Icon	Weapon Name	Requirement	Size	Mass	Cost	HP	Spd	Pwr	DPS	Rng	Fire Arc	Dmg	Ord/Shot	Ord/sec	Ord Cap	Dmg Rad	RoF
	PD Vulcan Cannon	None	1x1	5	1	100	1250	-1	42.9	1000	20	15	0.1	0.286	4	0	2.86
	Flak Turret	None	2x2	10	4	400	500	-4	75	2500	90	150	0.8	0.4	16	15	0.5
	Scatter Flak Turret	None	3x3	10	4	900	500	-9	187.5	2500	90	150	2.3	2.875	36	15	1.25
	Phalanx PD	Point Defense	2x2	10	8	400	1400	-4	80	1000	120	8	0.12	1.2	16	0	10
	Fletchette AF Turret	Point Defense	2x2	10	4	400	3200	-4	315	1500	90	70x9	0.75	0.375	16	0	0.5
	Railgun	Magnetic Artillery	1x3	9	5	300	1375	-6	66.7	3200	15	100	0.45	0.3	0	0	0.66
	Mass Driver	Magnetic Artillery	2x5	20	15	1000	1750	-20	250	5400	15	1300 (bug)	4	0.8	0	15	0.2
	Massive Cannon	Subspace Artillery	3x8	250	25	2500	2000	-80	312.5	7500	20	2500 (bug)	6	0.75	0	75	0.125

Bomb

Bombs are used to bombard planets, with different bombs having different effects.

Currently all the bombs use ordnance to fire, so make sure you have a few ordnance fabricators on your bombardment ships.

Icon	Weapon Name	Requirement	Size	Mass	Cost	HP	Ord Cap	Pwr	Ord/shot	Ord/sec	Land Dmg	Troop Dmg	Pop Dmg
	Tactical Nuclear Bomb Bay	None	2x2	12	4	400	20	-5	2	0.5	1	1	0.01
	Death Spore Deployment Bay	Genetic Manipulation	2x2	12	30	450	20	-5	1	1	0	3	0.1
	Owlwok Liberator	Owlwok Freedom Event	2x2	12	150	450	20	-5	20	20	NA	NA	NA

Space Bombs

A feature introduced in 1.13H, these weapons are currently unavailable without using Cheats. Their key feature is a grand velocity of 1, which requires the deploying ship to charge towards its target as the launcher's velocity is retained by the bomb.

Missile

The main feature of missile weapons is that they have tracking capability, so it is much easier to shoot down agile opponents.

Every missile launcher has a small ordnance capacity, but in order to get the most use out of missiles during a fight you should place a few ordnance stores.

Different missiles have different speeds and their accuracy is not 100%, so even the fastest missile could miss an agile fighter.

Another problem with missiles is that they are quite susceptible to point defense weapons. Every missile has its own hit points and so destruction by point defense is possible; missile hit points and capacity to evade defensive fire can be upgraded via research.

Icon	Weapon Name	Requirement	Size	Mass	Cost	HP	Spd	Pwr	DPS	Rng	Fire Arc	Dmg	Ord/Shot	Ord Cap	Ord/Sec	Dmg Rad	RoF	Msl HP
	Rocket Launcher	Missile Theory	1x1	10	2	100	850	-1	39.6	2500	23	95	1	4	0.41	20	0.416	3
	MRLS	Missile Theory	2x2	10	8	450	850	-4	95	2000	90	95	1.5	50	1.5	20	1	6
	Missile Launcher	Anti-Frigate Missile	1x3	9	6	300	500	-3	130	4000	15	650	5	12	1	45	0.2	10
	Dual Missile Turret	Anti-Frigate Missile	3x3	10	18	900	400	-9	406.3	4000	90	650	5	50	3.125	45	0.625	20
	Conventional Torpedo Tube	Conventional Torpedoes	2x5	10	20	1000	300	-5	666.7 (833.3)	6000	15	6000 (7500)	15	80	1.65	150	0.11	100
	EMP Torpedo Tube	EMP Torpedoes	2x5	10	8	1000	400	-5	1000	4200	5	4500 (??)	15	80	3.45	105	0.23	NA

Plasma

At the moment plasma category has only one weapon in it - the plasma thrower.

Contrary to what you may think, currently plasma thrower isn't a cannon. It is, in fact, a plasmathrower as in "flamethrower": it deals constant damage in a cone, at very close range. That makes it ideal for space close-combat.

It is worth noting that this isn't an energy weapon - it uses ordnance, and quite a lot, because of it very high RoF.

Icon	Weapon Name	Requirement	Size	Mass	Cost	HP	Spd	Pwr	DPS	Rng	Fire Arc	Dmg	Ord/shot	Ord/sec	Dmg Rad	RoF
	Plasma Thrower	Plasma Vectoring	2x2	10	7	450	700	-10	1200	800	90	30	0.1	4	15	40

Power

Power Plant

Power plants are essential for any ship - almost all modules require power to function, including all weapons and engines. If a module is outside the range of a power plant, it won't function. If a ship's total power draw exceeds its power generation, it will start to draw power from its energy stores. If they are depleted, the ship is incapable of warping or firing energy weapons.

Warning: reactors explode when destroyed!

Icon	Module Name	Requirement	Size	Mass	Cost	Health	Power Store	Power	Power /Space	Power Radius
	Nuclear Reactor	None	1x1	7	5	100	10	50	50	2
	Med. Nuclear Reactor	None	2x2	25	20	400	40	225	56.25	3
	Anti-Matter Reactor	Anti-Matter Reactor	3x3	50	34	500	90	900	100	5
	Main Engineering	Integrated System	4x4	50	64	2000	1000	1600	100	8
	Remnant Small Reactor	Reverse Engineering Event	1x1	10	10	100	50	100	100	2
	Ancient Reactor	Not usable by players	2x2	50	10	500	50	500	125	4
NA	Power Conduit	None	1x1	1	0.5	100	NA	-1	NA	4

Fuel Cell

Fuel Cells store power, allowing ships to absorb spikes in power consumption (power draw exceeding power generation), whether it is from firing many energy weapons at the same time, from being hit by Ion Beams, or from warp travel; in the latter case, the ship will make small jumps interspersed by constant stops to recharge.

Power generators also have some power capacity, but, except for Main Engineering, they are insufficient for energy weapon-dependent ships.

Fuel Cell performance can be upgraded via research.

Icon	Module Name	Requirement	Size	Mass	Cost	Health	Power Store	Storage /Space
	Small Fuel Cell	None	1x1	1	1	50	250	250
	Medium Fuel Cell	None	2x2	15	4	200	1500	375
	Small Armored Fuel Cell	Combat Readiness	1x1	10	2	150	200	200
	Medium Armored Fuel Cell	Combat Readiness	2x2	45	6	600	1200	300
	Remnant Small Power Cell	Reverse Engineering Event	1x1	10	5	150	500	500

Engine

Engines provide ships with the ability to move, both via forward thrust and manoeuvring ability. They can only be installed in E slots, and are the only thing aside from power relays that installed into these slots, which makes putting the largest thrusters available into these slots a no-brainer. The key choice is between the particular engine models.

Larger engines unlocked by later research are more efficient than a cluster of smaller engines of the same size, but e.g. a Hunter corvette can still fit a frigate-size engine.

There are three general types of engines: Combat Thrusters, standard engines and Warp Thrusters. Warp thrusters provide improved faster-than-light speed than standard models, but lower performance at sublight speed. Combat Thrusters contribute nothing to Warp Speed, but consume less power and have superior sublight performance; a ship equipped entirely with combat thrusters cannot warp at all, but this is near-impossible for larger ships: Combat Thrusters come in 1x1 and 2x2 sizes, and the 1x1 variant is available only on fighters. A ship built without warp capability has excellent mobility and requires much less power (power draw triples at warp) but needs a carrier with Fighter Bays or Raider Bays to lift it into combat zones.

Actual ship mobility is defined by thrust/mass ratio: heavier ship will move and steer slower than a lighter ship with the same engine system. The most notable source of mass is armour.

Icon	Module Name	Requirement	Size	Mass	Cost	Health	Power	Sublight Thrust	FTL Thrust	Turn Thrust
	Small Engine	None	1x1	10	1	200	-20	12800	12800	12800
	Small Warp Engine	None	1x1	10	1	200	-20	8000	80000	8000
	Small Combat Thruster	Corvette Hull	1x1	5	1	200	-10	25000	0	25000
	Medium Engine	Frigate Construction	2x2	35	6	800	-75	67200	67200	67200
	Combat Engine	Frigate Construction	2x2	25	6	800	-50	90000	0	90000
	Medium Warp Engine	Frigate Construction	2x2	35	6	800	-75	33360	336000	33360
	Capital Engine	Cruiser Construction	3x3	10	25	1800	-150	160000	160000	160000
	Capital Warp Engine	Cruiser Construction	3x3	10	25	1800	-150	81000	792000	81000
	Titan Engine	Titan Construction	4x4	25	50	3200	-260	368000	368000	368000
	Titanic Warp Engine	Titan Construction	4x4	25	50	3200	-260	150000	1472000	150000

Defense

Shield

Shields intercept incoming damage in a radius and thus can form the first line of defense for ships equipped with them. Compared to Armor, Shields are lightweight, have integral regeneration, and allow a much greater area to share the same pool of hit points, but are more expensive to build. In terms of hit points per area, they are about a wash when power consumption is taken into account.

Note that a slot is 16 units across.

Icon	Module Name	Requirement	Size	Mass	Cost	Health	Power	Shield Strength	Shield Recharge	Shield Recharge Delay	Shield Size
	1 KW Shield	Energy Shielding	2x2	10	16	400	-75	2000	20	3.5	75
	Fighter Shield	Fighter Shields	1x1	2	8	100	-20	500	40	1.5	50
	10KW Shield	Heavy Shielding	3x3	20	36	900	-250	10000	25	3.5	120
	Canopy Shield	Canopy Shielding	3x6	20	25	100	-2500	25000	35	3.5	400
	Ancient Shield	Reverse Engineering Event Mysteries Event	2x2	10	12	400	-50	5000	50	3.5	100

Armor

Cruder than Shields but still effective, Armour modules simply absorb damage that strikes their area. Armour is cheap, durable, and very heavy.

There are four categories of armour modules. Steel Armour is the baseline. Bulkheads can, unlike other armour units, fitted to I slots. Plasteel Armour is slightly weaker but noticeably lighter. Quantinium Armour, not available to players but found on the bow of the Remnant Assimilator, is even heavier but tougher.

Icon	Module Name	Requirement	Size	Mass	Cost	Health	Special
	Internal Bulkhead	None	1x1	10	0.5	400	NA
	Reinforced Bulkhead	None	2x2	40	2	1600	Equals 4x small
	Small Steel Armor	Armor Theory	1x1	20	1	850	NA
	Medium Steel Armor	Armor Theory	2x2	75	3	4000	18% more HP effective than 4x small
	Large Steel Armor	Armor Theory	3x3	175	8	10000	31% more HP effective than 9x small
	Small Plasteel Armor	Advanced Materials	1x1	10	1	600	NA
	Medium Plasteel Armor	Advanced Materials	2x2	30	3	3000	25% more HP effective than 4x small
	Large Plasteel Armor	Advanced Materials	3x3	80	8	7500	39% more HP effective than 9x small
	Pulse Capacitor	Pulse Capacitors	2x2	8	2	400	1600 EMP Protection

Special

Storage

Cargo holds allow a ship to transport stored food, production and colonists between planets (e.g. freighters and colony ships typically have cargo holds taking up most of the ships), while ordnance storage modules allow a ship to store ordnance which is consumed when firing projectile weapons.

Icon	Module Name	Requirement	Size	Mass	Cost	Health	Power	Ordnance Capacity	Special
	Small Cargo Hold	None	1x1	10	1	10	NA	NA	Holds 1 unit of cargo
	Small Ordnance	None	1x1	2	1	100	NA	25	NA
	Ordnance Storage	None	2x2	10	3	600	NA	125	25% more efficient than 4x small
	Ordnance Fabricator	Fleet Supply	2x2	20	45	400	-250	NA	Generates 1 ordnance/sec

Command

All ships must have at least one cockpit, bridge or CIC; cockpit modules also provide sensor range and repair when powered. Troop modules are also found in this category.

Icon	Module Name	Requirement	Size	Mass	Cost	Health	Power	Repair	Sensor Range	Special
	Cockpit	None	1x1	2	4	100	-2	10	40000	Is cockpit, 10 boarding defense
	Bridge	None	2x2	8	10	450	-8	100	80000	Is cockpit, 30 boarding defense
	Combat Information Center	Integrated Systems	4x4	40	50	1600	-32	400	150000	Is cockpit, 50 boarding defense
	Small Marine Barracks	Ship Assault	2x2	2	25	400	0	NA	NA	Houses 1 Marine Platoon
	Large Marine Barracks	Currently unavailable	8x4	2	100	100	-4	NA	NA	Houses 4 Marine Platoons; inferior to 4 Small Barracks
	Sickbay	Shipboard Medicine	4x4	16	25	1600	-25	NA	NA	16 energy for activation; heals onboard troops, effect stacks

Hangar

Hangars allow a ship to launch smaller ships or drones.

Icon	Module Name	Requirement	Size	Mass	Cost	Health	Power	Special
	Fighter Bay	Fighter Theory	3x4	80	25	800	-10	Launches and respawns single fighter of a chosen type
	Raider Bay	Battle Raiders	4x8	240	300	2400	-25	Launches corvette class vessels as well as frigates size 60 or less
	Ordnance Supply Bay	Fleet Supply	2x2	10	25	600	-5	Ordnance capacity 100; launches ordnance warp-capable supply drones, 50 ordnance each
	Assault Shuttle Bay	Ship Assault	4x3	80	25	800	-10	Will launch a boarding assault shuttle; houses additional ground troops.
	Repair Drone Launcher	Fleet Supply	2x2	10	16	450	-10	Ordnance capacity 50; launches repair drones every 30 seconds; 50 ordnance to send a single drone

Special/Other

Icon	Module Name	Requirement	Size	Mass	Cost	Health	Power	Special
	Colonization Module	None	2x3	100	30	100	0	Contains 0.1 colonists, 2 units of food and production. Ship with this module is able to colonize a planet and will be consumed in the process [?]
	Inertial Damper	Inertial Dampers	2x2	-100	5	400	-150	Lowers mass of a ship by 100 mass (to a minimum of 0.5 mass per slot)
	Subspace Sensors	Subspace Communication	2x2	10	9	300	-15	Sets ship sensors range to 250.000; multiple modules do not stack.
	Warp Inhibitor	Subspatial Dynamics	5x5	50	50	2500	-750	Blocks the ability to warp for non-allied ships in 30.000 radius