Interceptors

How do you get a Sentinel Interceptor? Claim its wreck on a dissonant planet, but not every one holds them: 3.6% of planets hold them, 68% of the dissonant ones. A dissonant Waterworld, Dead world, or Weird world holds none, so look on Red, Green, and Blue worlds.

Which planets

TypeDissonantHolds Interceptors
Gas Giant0%0%
Scorched4.5%3.9%
Lush4.6%4.1%
Frozen4.6%4%
Radioactive4.6%4%
Lava4.6%4%
Toxic4.7%4%
Swamp5.2%4.7%
Barren5.4%4.7%
Weird5.5%0%
Dead6%0%
Green11%9.4%
Blue12%9.7%
Red12%8.8%
Waterworld24%0%
Planets and moons of Euclid.

A planet that holds them holds a median of about 440 spots. They are 2.7% of all wrecks, and Sentinels and dissonance has the rest of what those planets hold.

One form in a system

Every Sentinel wreck of a system shows the same ship: the same parts and the same colours. Its name, class, and supercharged slots change from wreck to wreck. So when you want a form, you want a system, and the Sentinel Interceptors page shows every form there is.

Wealth and class

Wealth sets the class as it does for every ship: a low wealth system holds no class S Interceptor, a high one 2%, and a pirate one 5%. It leaves adjacent slots alone.

WealthOf InterceptorsClass SAdjacent
Low35%0%1.2%
Medium50%1%1.2%
High7%2%1.2%
Pirate7.9%5%1.2%
Interceptor wrecks in Euclid, with the four slots each holds at class S.

Adjacent slots

1.2% of Interceptors hold adjacent slots at class S, against 0.87% of other wrecks. An ordinary wreck takes its slots from the ship. An Interceptor takes its first slots from the wreck's own rolls, and those same rolls decide that a Sentinel wreck stands on that spot at all. So its first slot always lies in the middle row of the grid, where other slots can sit on both sides of it. How often each ship type makes a square is under the square on a ship.

ShipAdjacentFigure, no squareSquareSquare, of adjacent
Other wrecks0.87%0.81%0.066%7.6%
Interceptor1.2%1.1%0.098%8.4%
Wrecks in Euclid, with the four slots each holds at class S.

Most of that gain goes to class C and B, as how to upgrade a ship shows.

Destroy the Sentinel capital ship and its Carrier AI Fragment points you to one more Interceptor wreck. What a claimed Interceptor sells for is set by its cargo slots, as Interceptor prices shows.