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Ground Combat in the Current Century

December 12, 2020 Guides | 18

Hello everyone,

in today’s post we would like to discuss and go through some builds and general advice for Ground Builds. This guide is by no means a set of definitive “only use this and do that” instructions, but should give you some pointers on what is good and what isn’t.

There aren’t many options here – just go for maximum damage! This goes for every profession: Science, Engineering, Tactical.

The choices for spending points are as follows:

• 2 points: Device Expertise
• 4 points: Improved Aim
• 6 points: take the one you prefer, you don’t melee often at all so it won’t matter that much
• 8 points: Improved Flank Damage
• 10 points: Offensive Mastery

Personal Traits, Reputation Trait Choices and Specializations

There are some choices here, so here’s a list of good Personal Traits.

Personal Traits:

• Hive Mind (Exchange/Lockbox)
• Vicious (Exchange/Lockbox)
• Terran Vision (Exchange/Lockbox)
• Berserker (Exchange/Lockbox)
• Dulce Et Decorum Est (Exchange/Lockbox)
• Brutal Impetus (Exchange/Lockbox)
• Technophile (Kit R&D Level 15)
• Creative (Free, only some species)
• Lucky (Free, only some species)
• Soldier (Free, only some species)
• Sniper (Exchange/Lockbox)

Situational / Profession Specific Traits

• Strike Team Specialist (Free, Tactical only)
• Field Researcher (Free, Science only)
• Adrenal Release (Exchange/Lockbox, Good for DPS Runs)
• Bombardier (Exchange/Lockbox, mainly for Engineers – Boosts Kinetic Damage)

Reputation Traits

• Deadly Aim (Dyson T1)
• Lethality (Romulan T1)
• Mental Acuity (8472 T1)
• Magnified Armaments (Gamma T3)
• Personal Energy Amplifier (Iconian T1)
• Emergency Personal Cloaking Device (Terran T3, Best for NTTE DPS Runs)

Active Ground Reputation

• Defiance (Dyson T5)
• One Little Ship (Gamma T5)
• Piezo-Electric Perimeter Snare (Lukari T5)
• Choice of 1 or 2 other Active Traits

Specializations

• Primary: Temporal Operative (for the +50 KPerf Passive Bonus)
• Secondary: Commando
• You can also run Intel Primary for the Precision Offensive (Active Ability)

Equipment and Gear for all Professions

In this category there is some flexibility, depending on what you want to do.

A General Ground STF setup you can use anywhere:

• Kit Frame: Risian Kit Frame [KPerf]x3 [Proc] (Summer Store) – how you get this is described below!
• Body Armor: Burnham’s CQC (Environmental) Armor (Discovery Reputation)
• Personal Shield: Na’kuhl Temporal Operative  Personal Shield (“Temporal Front” Mission Reward)
• Secondary Weapon: Na’kuhl Temporal Operative Assault (“Temporal Front” Mission Reward)

And a more DPS-oriented setup:

• Kit Frame: Delta Kit Frame [CrtH] [KPerf]x2 (Exchange / Lockbox)
• Personal Shield: Elite Fleet Colony Personal Shield [Cap]x2 [Ene] [ShldCrit] (Fleet Colony)
• Secondary Weapon: Any (Good) Weapon of you Choice
• Phaser Full Auto Rifle (Dsc) (Lobi Store)
• Advanced Herald Antiproton Beam Projector (Lobi Store)
• Plasma Wide Beam Rifle (Vendor (Dyson Joint Command / New Romulus), Exchange)
• Boolean Heavy Assault Cannon (Lobi Store)
• Replica Thompson Submachine Gun (Event Reward/Store) – against Borg
• Gambling Device (Exchange, Lobi Store)
• Kit Overbooster (Exchange, Kit R&D) – use these like there’s no tomorrow
• Ketracel White (if you are a Jem’Hadar)

Usable Combat  Pets:

Personally, I am not really a fan of pets but go ahead if you have free device slots

• C-Store Targ

Duty Officers:

• Assault Squad Officer: Change for stacking Crit Chance on firing Ranged weapons (Rare ones are enough)
• Assault Squad Officer: Change for stacking Crit Severity on firing Ranged weapons (Rare ones are enough)
• Biochemist: Recharge time reduced on all Stims, Shield Charges and Power Cells (works for Kit Overboosters too)
• Warfare Specialist – Space: Elder Malik’itan (from Gamma Recruitment, gives Buff for ground too)

Universal Kit Modules:

• Agony Field Generator (Exchange / Lockbox)
• Crystal Prism (Event Reward)
• Echo Papa Drone (Exchange / Lockbox)
• Ambush Turret Fabrication (Exchange / Lockbox)
• Chain Conduit Capacitor (Exchange / Lockbox)

Profession-specific Equipment

Engineering.

Kit Modules:

• Chroniton Mine Barrier (Exchange / Crafted)
• Cloaked Mine Barrier (Gamma Rep T2)
• Gravitational Juncture (Exchange / Lockbox)
• Transphasic Bomb (Exchange / Crafted)
• Explosive Drone (Exchange / Lockbox)
• Photon Grenade Launcher (23c.)  (Exchange / Crafted)
• Fabrication Engineer: Change to beam in an additional Support Drone
• Security Officer: Your Chroniton Mine Barrier has a chance to Hold targets
• Cold Fusion Flash (Exchange / Lockbox)
• Exothermic Induction Field (Exchange / Crafted)
• Endothermic Induction (Winter Event Store)
• Seismic Agitation Field (Summer Event Store)
• Harmonic Resonance Device  (Exchange / Lockbox)
• Chronometric Diffusion (Dilithium Store, Temporal Operative)
• Explosive Expert: Chance for Exothermic Induction Field to fire projectiles
• Ambush (Exchange / Crafted)
• Motivation (Exchange / Lockbox)
• Rally Cry (Exchange / Crafted)
• Motion Accelerator (Exchange / Crafted)
• Trajectory Bending (Exchange / Lockbox)
• Mudd’s Time Device (Discovery T4)
• Protomatter Muntion Deployment (Exchange / Lockbox)
• Graviton Spike (Summer Event Store)
• Names: Fed: Fova Gedel / KDF: Gern Kul
• Assault Squad Officer: Ambush has a chance to re-apply when consumed by outgoing damage
• Security Officer: Chance to beam down an additional Security Escort when using Security Team

Example Builds

Feli’s lazy-mode tactical build.

• Crystal Prisms (Event) / Ambush Turret Fabrication (Exchange / Lockbox)
• Echo Papa 607 Drone System (Exchange / Lockbox)

Tiberius’ “No Weapon Required” Tactical Build

• Mudd’s Time Device (Discovery Rep T4)
• Motion Accelerator (Exchange / Crafted) or Ambush (Exchange / Crafted) or  Crystal Prisms (Event)
• Agony Field Genererator (Exchange / Lockbox)

Make sure to always activate the modules in this order! Important: Be sure to let one Agony Gen do it’s job before you deploy another.

Tirius’ Max-NTTE-DPS Tactical

• Protomatter Munition Deployment (Exchange / Lockbox)
• Bio-Essence Transfer (Exchange / Lockbox)
• Recursive Affliction IV (Dil Store, Temporal Op)
• Kit Frame: Risian Kit [KPerf]x3 [Proc]
• Personal Shield: Romulan Operative Combat Armor (Episode Reward: Survivor)
• Primary Weapon: Phaser Full Auto Rifle (Dsc) (Lobi Store)
• Secondary Weapon: Polaron Covert-Ops Compression Pistol (Episode Reward: Survivor)

Important: This build is not designed to run ground tours etc, it is specifically tuned to get maximum DPS in NTTE

Soludor’s Max-BHE-DPS Engineer

• Body Armor: Burnham’s CQC Armor (Discovery Reputation)
• Secondary Weapon: Advanced Herald Antiproton Beam Projector (Lobi Store)

Important:   You can run this build in general ground content, but keep in mind that it was specifically crafted to get maximum DPS in BHE

Here is a video of it in action: Bug Hunt Elite – 16k DPS Engineer Run – YouTube

Miscellaneous Notes

How to get a risian kit frame with perfect mods.

Here’s a list of steps to take to get a Risian Kit [KPerf]x3 [Proc]

• Buy the Kit Frame in the Summer Store
• Put it in the upgrade window once (do not upgrade it) – this makes it re-engineerable
• you should now have Risian Kit [KPerf]x2 [Proc] (Very Rare)
• the UR Mod will always be [KPerf]
• Congrats, you now have a Risian Kit [KPerf]x3 [Proc]

Tips for High-DPS Runs

• Get a team together, your team should focus on buffing you and debuffing the enemies
• Nog’s Nog / Deka Tea Loaf: +10% Bonus All Damage
• Bajoran Mojito: +10 Kit Performance
• Tribble Kebab / Baked Tribble: +2.5%/+3% Bonus All Damage
• Ferasan Chag Grass: +2% Crit Chance
• Dosi Rotgut: +20 Crit Severity
• Prototype Ketracel Stimulant: +7.5% All Damage
• Elite Power Cell – Antiproton Carrier Wave: +20 Crit Severity, Antiproton damage to attacks
• Fleet Ground Skill Boost – Elite Training: +10 to all Ground Skills

How to get more than 3 Trays on ground

• (In-Game) Save your current UI-Layout to a file with /ui_save_file <name>
• Open the just save file in a text editor of your choice (it should be saved under your STO Install’s Live Directory)

{ Region Ground

Showoverhead { Showfriendlynpc OVERHEAD_ENTITY_FLAG_MOUSE_OVER_NAME, OVERHEAD_ENTITY_FLAG_TARGETED_NAME, OVERHEAD_ENTITY_FLAG_MOUSE_OVER_LIFE, OVERHEAD_ENTITY_FLAG_TARGETED_LIFE, OVERHEAD_ENTITY_FLAG_TARGETED_RETICLE Showplayer OVERHEAD_ENTITY_FLAG_MOUSE_OVER_NAME, OVERHEAD_ENTITY_FLAG_TARGETED_NAME, OVERHEAD_ENTITY_FLAG_MOUSE_OVER_LIFE, OVERHEAD_ENTITY_FLAG_TARGETED_LIFE, OVERHEAD_ENTITY_FLAG_TARGETED_RETICLE } Buffscalehud 1.300000 Traymode 3 Version 1 }

• Change the number after Traymode to the number of trays you would like and save the file
• (In-Game) Load the UI-File with /ui_load_file <name>

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18 comments to Ground Combat in the Current Century

Great guide, but there’s one thing I didn’t get – why Disco EV suit? Aren’t standard armor better with higher energy resistance?

they are with the resistance. usualy you dont need that resistance tho and by using the ev suit in general you’re suited for whatever will come. if you have trouble surviving with the ev suit you could use the normal armor for most stuff and the ev suit for stuff like nukara

feel free to join our discord to ask us such questions directly 🙂

What are the recommended ground BOFF skills for the various classes?

My personal favourite: Temporal Operative (easy esp. when you have Jem’Hadar since pre-trained). Why: most of the abilities do physical dmg so your enemies shields are irrelevant. There is only one Mission “Broken Circle” (to my knowledge) where you actually need to drain shields on an enemy (M’Tara if I recall). On Na’kul for example you DON’T want to drain shields but kill them with physical damage.

The default temporal operative skills on a boff are “good enough” for most situations: Degeneration: physical damage Uncertainity Burst: AOE confuse – NPC attack each other instead of you and your crew Chronometic Diffusion: phys dmg, – all dmg for enemies, -run speed (useful for next ability)… Paradox bomb: pull enemies together (= gravity well on ground) and phys dmg

Above are “good enough” for most situations.

I’d use Engs or Scis with AoE skills, Temp or Command Spec. Pick a low level heal and 3 offensive skills i.e. Eng: Shield Heal, Photon or Quantum Mortar, Hammer and Anvil, Take Cover or Strat Analysis Sci: Medical Tricorder, Cold Fusion Flash, Seismic Agitation, Paradox Bomb Tac: Photon Grenade, Graviton Spike, Hammer and Anvil, Take Cover or Strat Analysis

Just as a note. Exothermic and endothermic induction field can’t be used together. A disclaimer there might be good for new players.

Photon Grenade Launcher (23c.) comes from the K-13 vendor and not Exchange/Lockbox – correct me if I’m wrong?

What about the Privateer’s Combat Armor from the Lobi store? It gives +40.4 Kit Performance and +40.4 Kit Readiness. I use it on all my characters for their ground builds!

Any idea on if the new event ground set will replace anything?

Currently, a lot of things are still broken in the Kuumarke set: the 2p bonus sometimes doesn’t work, a lot of things are broken in the 3p, and everything doesn’t work in the 4p (except the +50 KPerf). Even with the individual set pieces, there are still things that don’t work as they should.

Potentially the new set could be a very good one, especially because the kit module also does quite reasonable damage. In addition, you get completely new ways to obtain the individual set bonuses (especially the 2p). However, this can only be finally rated if it is fixed at some point. Then there would be various possibilities of the combination of Kuumarke 2p (or 3p or 4p), Na’kuhl 2p, Burnham Armor and Colony Shield..

Just curious if this has been fixed and reevaluated yet

We tested the set again yesterday. It’s not bad, however 3p and 4p still don’t work properly. The 2p is nice, but bad to control. In general, it’s definitely not a bad set, even if we decided (as of now) not to use it in team-based DPS runs.

Does Kperf improves the crits that come from the tac kit modules? I’m thinking other kit frames may be better for tac like the Delta. Also, Ball Lighting universal kit modules from summer store is very nice.

Kperf improves your damage output. This applies to both crits and non-crits.

Seems with the more recent updates th additional ground hotbars tricks no longer work… 12 years and they finally deleted it >.<

Has anyone found a new work around to get 4+ ground hotbars?

The function was deactivated by Cryptic because there were players who entered an insanely high number and thus made the corresponding character unplayable. Currently there is no possibility to increase the number of trays. Since this change was communicated by Cryptic as “temporary”, there is still a little bit of hope that this will come back at some point.

With so many bugs that have not been fixed in over a decade, they chose to fix one that was actually useful. The insanity!!!

So rather than use an IF statement to limit the traymade value upon file loading (IF traymode 10, THEN 10, ELSE x) they decded to nuke the entire UI save/load functionality!? Sounds like Cryptic.

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Originally posted by STARMAN20290 : I use phaser weapons on the ground, and I want to use kit modules that augment ranged ground weapons (mostly damage and critical hits) to simplify the gameplay.

Originally posted by STARMAN20290 : Tactical is my class

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Risa Summer Event FAQ/Guide

Floaters are essentially anti-gravity jetpacks that (for some reason) can only be used on Risa (though I wish they were usable everywhere). They come in 5 different quality levels, and are useful for most of the Summer Event events, and are absolutely required for others (Risa Biathlon, Flying High)

First, rentals. You can rent one for a limited time (I believe it’s 15-20 minutes) for 1000 EC, and when it’s time limit is reached, it just…goes away. Doesn’t matter where you are or what altitude you’re flying at. Rentals are low quality and have low speed (35) and low maneuverability (Sub-Standard Flight Maneuverability). You should get a better grade ASAP.

The second grade is Standard. Standard Floaters cost 50 Lohlunat Favors, are permanent, and are available in the color of your choosing (as long as you choose Black, Blue, Red, or White). They have low speed (30…even lower than rentals), but have Standard Flight Maneuverability, so will be easier to control than rentals.

Next up is Enhanced. Enhanced Floaters cost 500 Lohlunat Favors, are permanent, and are available in the color of your choosing (same colors as standard, plus Green, Orange, Pink, Yellow, Cyan, Gray, and Purple). They’re the fastest grade yet (40 flight speed), and have Enhanced Flight Maneuverability, so will be even easier yet to control.

Now come the Superior Floaters. They cost 1000 Lohlunat Favors, are permanent, and have 50 flight speed and Superior Flight Maneuverability, and so are even better than Enhanced Floaters. They come in a wide variety of colors, and even color combinations. They sound good, but my advice is DON’T BUY ONE OF THESE. I’ll tell you why in a moment.

The highest grade of floaters are Impulsive Floaters. They also cost 1000 Lohlunat Favors. However, they have 70 flight speed and still have the Superior Flight Maneuverability. So they’re significantly faster than Superiors, and have the same maneuverability. They’re available in a few different color combinations: Purple/Orange, Blue/Green, Black/Gold, Green/Pink, and Yellow/Red, and they also have one each based on the color schemes of the Star Trek baseball teams the Deep Space Niners and the Vulcan Logicians. This is the grade of floater you should be aiming to get. They’re the best available at the moment.

Powerboards

Powerboards are hover surfboards with propulsion units. They can be used both on Risa and also at the Dranuur colony. There are a couple Risa events that absolutely require a Powerboard, but the rest of the time they’re just for fun. Those events are the Risa Biathlon and the Making Waves Powerboard Race. Makes sense, right? They come in 6 different quality levels, which are similar to Floater quality levels, are named identically (with one addition), but are slightly different.

Rentals: as before, 1000 EC gets you 15-20m of time on a low quality powerboard. 63 Speed Rating, 60 Turn Rating. Get a better grade ASAP.

Standard: permanent, costs 50 Lohlunat Favors. 63 Speed Rating, 75 Turn Rating. So, unlike with floaters, a standard is a clear upgrade over a rental. Even if it’s a small upgrade.

Enhanced: permanent, costs 500 Lohlunat Favors. 68 Speed Rating, 90 Turn Rating.

Superior: permanent, costs 1000 Lohlunat Favors. 73 Speed Rating, 120 Turn Rating.

Elite: permanent, costs 1500 Lohlunat Favors. 78 Speed Rating, 150 Turn Rating.

Impulsive: permanent, costs 1500 Lohlunat Favors. 88 Speed Rating, 80 Turn Rating.

So you can see that while, as with floaters, Impulsives are the fastest available, they’re also significantly harder to control than an Elite or Superior board.

You can also get an Elite powerboard from the Phoenix store with a Very Rare token (Future Flyer) if you don’t want to spend Lohlunat Favors on one but have spare phoenix tokens.

Flying High

Flying High can also be completed every 13 minutes or so per character for an additional 50 Lohlunat Favors.

Dance Party

The Dance Party/Dance Off! is another great way to get your daily credit. If it happens to be happening close to when you want to do your daily progress. I believe it only comes up every 90 minutes or so. Basically, everyone gets on the dance floor (the big square flat surface in the pool at the front of the Resort). When the event begins, click the “I Want to Dance!” button (or you won’t be enrolled in the event for credit or rewards), and the NPC Dance Instructor then calls for everyone to perform a specific dance once every 15s. All dances called will be default dances that everyone has.

One idiosyncrasy I’ve noticed is that when she calls to “Just Dance!” , it seems to want Dance (Mix) as opposed to Dance (Basic) or something else *shrug*

Anyway, when you first start, you’ll have a mission to complete 3 dance moves. When done you get 10 Lohlunat Favors and a mission to complete 5 more dance moves. Complete that and you get 15 Lohlunat Favors and a mission to complete 10 more dance moves. Complete that and get 25 Lohlunat Favors and a mission to complete 20 more dance moves. Do that and you get 50 Lohlunat Favors and you’re done for this round. You can keep dancing till the time runs out, but you won’t get any more rewards. But you already got 100 Lohlunat Favors, for maybe 15m of clicking the correct dance emote every 15s 😀

Making Waves

Horga’hn Hunt

The Horga’hn Hunt is like a scavenger hunt for small Horga’hn statues, scattered around the resort. They only appear when the event is on, and they always appear at more or less the same spots. They’ll be marked on your minimap when you’re on the mission.

You have 15 minutes to find 10 Horga’hn.

Once you find and collect 10 of them, you’re done. The locations disappear from your minimap, and the statues themselves go away. Each time you find a statue, you get between 2 and 5 Lohlunat Favors. When you turn the mission in, you get an additional 75 Lohlunat Favors. If you have 5-6 characters that all have at least Superior floaters, you should be able to get them all through this event in the time limit. It’s one of the fastest ways to rack up favors, though the initial setup cost for those characters is fairly high.

Risa Biathlon

The Biathlon is another race-style game. Basically, you start out on a powerboard, race a course on the powerboard, then transition to a floater for a race through floating rings to the finish line. It’s another event that’ll be dominated by people who know the tracks and have elite or impulsive powerboards and impulsive floaters. Rewards are identical to the powerboard race’s: 75 favors and 12 tropical tags to the winner, 50 favors and 6 tags to 2nd place, 25 favors and 3 tags for 3rd place, and anyone who finishes after that gets 15 favors and 2 tags. Again, at the end of the race, just beyond the finish line, you’ll see a platform with a flag on it. The race is decided not by who passes the finish line in what order as you might expect, but instead by who grabs the flags in what order. So you could finish behind someone else, but if they’re slow to click the flag, you can still get first place. Or vice versa. So be careful and be quick on clicking that flag!

Sun, Sand, and Scavenging

Unearth the artifact from the mound and talk to Sovak again to turn it in. You don’t have to go all the way back to his camp to turn it in, you can just communicate with him to end the mission and get your reward. Which is 50 Lohlunat Favors.

Uniquely, you can do this mission outside of the scheduled events. Completing it outside of it’s time slot will only get you 20 Lohlunat Favors.

Here’s a link to a slightly more in-depth guide with slightly different maps. MK’s Artifact Scavenger Hunt Guide

Doff Missions

The Winter event has doff missions that award extra ornaments. The Summer event does not. The Summer event instead gets many variations on two basic types of pet. Risian Feather Monkeys and Risian Tropical Birds.

Remember those Tropical Tags you get from completing the Making Waves board race and the Risa Biathlon? Well, you can turn in 6 of them via doff mission, and 20h later your doff will come back to you with a random baby Feather Monkey. It can be Blue, Green, or Red, and can come with or without a tiki mask. After this, you can send it back and wait another 20h for it to gain a maturity level. So babies can be turned into Juveniles, which can be turned into Adults, which can be turned into Seniors. A critical success on any of these monkey-raising doff missions will also see them gain the tiki mask. You can use individuals in any stage as non-combat pets. Or you can turn them in for choice of mark boxes if you don’t want to hang onto the cute little guys for some reason (you monster), or if you get extras in a color you already have.

Whenever you pick up a Horga’hn during the Horga’hn Hunt event, you have a chance to also pick up a Risian Tropical Bird Egg. Or you can purchase them from the Risian Vendor NPC for 150 Lohlunat Favors. Anyway, you can turn one in via a doff mission, and 20h later your doff will return with a random Risian Tropical Bird Chick. It can be a Seaspray, a Grotto Glider, a Passion Wing, a Dusk Diver, a Sunset Streamer, or a Firespray, and can either be tufted or not. After this, you can send it back out on another doff mission and wait another 20h for it to gain a maturity level. So Chicks can be turned into Fledglings, which can be turned into Adults, which can be turned into Seniors. Again, a critical success on any of the bird raising doff missions will see them become tufted. Again, you can use any individual in any stage as a non-combat pet. And again, you can turn them in for choice of marks boxes if you don’t want them or have extras.

THINGS TO DO WITH YOUR FAVORS

Lohlunat Favors are not bound to you, and so can be bought and sold on the Exchange. At the time of writing, the lowest price per Favor is 10,500 EC. And so you can see my first point for this section well-illustrated without a screenshot :D.

Earning and selling Favors can be a good way to make EC for players that don’t have a ton of ec, but have time to put into the event.

Conversely, if you’re a player with more EC than time to put into the event, you can buy your Favors on the exchange, get what you want out of the event store, and also only complete whatever event you want for daily progress daily.

Of course, the very first things you should be looking to buy are Floaters and Powerboards, to earn more Favors faster, and to get around Risa more ably. Perhaps also some swimwear or surfwear, so you actually look like you’re having a relaxing time on the resort planet.

Speaking of kit modules, there are a fair number available now. The only real stand-out I know of is the Graviton Spike, and only then if you’re tactical and use the Boolean Cannon lobi weapon…but none are just terrible as far as I know. Likewise, the Boff ground abilities are competent but not amazing.

Speaking of Tribbles, there are a few special varieties you can breed with food items only available from vendors during the festival. The food items are unbound and sellable on the Exchange, so you could also find them there.

Grand Slam Tribbles: Effect – Removes all previous Tribble Buffs +2.5% Run Speed for 3,600 sec +5% Bonus All Damage with Melee Attacks for 3,600 sec Bred by getting any tribble to eat: Nachos, Hotdog, Peanuts, Caramel-Coated Popcorn, Blueberries, Egg White Burrito, Green Juice (Extra Green), Spumoni Ice Cream, Stadium Soft drink, or Jipper. All available for 5-8 Lohlunat Favors from a Risian Bartender.

Lohlunat Tribbles: Effect – Removes all previous Tribble Buffs +2.5 Psionic Damage Resistance Rating for 3,600 sec +0.03 Health Regeneration for 3,600 sec During Summer Event: +5 Flight Speed for 1.5 sec +0.05 Inertia Rating for 1.5 sec Bred by getting any tribble to eat: Rokassa Juice, Risian Mai-Tai, Risian Wine, Chocolate Passion Punch, Baked Risian Beans, Icoberry Torte, Palamarian Sea Urchins, or Oysters Rockefeller. All available for 5 Lohlunat Favors from a Risian Bartender.

Risian Tribbles: Effect – Removes all previous Tribble Buffs +0.05 Health Regeneration for 3,600 sec +1% Maximum Hit Points for 3,600 sec During Summer Event: 5 Flight Speed to Self and Friends within 4.5m for 3600 sec 0.05 Inertia to Self and Friends within 4.5m for 3600 sec Bred by getting any tribble to eat: Bajoran Mojito, Caracal Bowl, Risian Sunrise, or Suraya Bay Iced Tea. All available for 8 Lohlunat Favors from a Risian Bartender.

You may notice that the Risian Tribble is good for doing stuff during the festival, since it increases your flight speed and maneuverability slightly…every little bit helps when you’re trying to take that first flag!

On the Promenade, there’s a vendor that sells blue (Rare) and purple (Very Rare) Duty Officers in three Specializations (Conn Officers, Entertainers, and Geologists) for Lohlunat Favors. Blues for 200 Favors, Purples for 1000 Favors. The blues, I believe, are available to anyone. The purples, however, you need to get the Master Relaxer Accolade to unlock. I’ll talk about that more shortly.

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