Corvette modules

What can a corvette upgrade module raise? Every working part of a corvette brings one module, and the kind of part sets which: a cockpit raises boost and maneuverability, a heavy booster the Pulse Engine, a hab the cargo. The tables below name every part as the build menu shows it, kind by kind; how the order and the number of parts change what they add is on corvettes.

Parts

Each working part by its name, with its picture, the upgrade module it brings, and the weakest and the strongest card of that module. The class belongs to the module, not to the part: every part of one kind brings the same class, so a Titan and an Ambassador heavy booster add within the same limits, and a cockpit is always class C. Among the small thrusters, the heavy boosters, the shields, or the habs you can pick by look and then read the card.

The kinds differ in the class of their module. A heavy booster brings a class A module of the Pulse Engine and a small thruster a class B one, so a heavy booster adds more boost and pulse drive fuel efficiency. A Medusa reactor raises the same two stats as the cockpit, at class A where the cockpit's module is class C. The Torpedo Launcher's module raises the Rocket Launcher, as its card says: its Damage line prints small only because the card measures it against the rocket's much larger damage.

Cockpits

Habs, walkways, and cargo

Landing gear

Thrusters and boosters

Reactors

Shields

Weapons

Tractor beam

The upgrade modules you install yourself, beside the parts' modules, are those of any starship.

Above your ship, a system's next prize is in its sky: the freighter you save from a battle, and freighters says where to farm one.