The square on a ship
How rare is a square on a ship? About one in 1,500 wrecks. Interceptors land on one most often: one in 1,000. Crashed and sunken ships read alike, and class changes nothing. Once the slots are adjacent, about 7.6% of them make a square.
A square fits 18 places on a ship. What it is worth against the other figures, and how to fill it, is on supercharged slots.
Each wreck is counted with the four slots it holds at class S, in Euclid.
By type
| Ship | Of adjacent | Of all |
|---|---|---|
| Exotic | 7.4% | one in 1,500 |
| Solar | 7.5% | one in 1,500 |
| Hauler | 7.5% | one in 1,500 |
| Explorer | 7.5% | one in 1,500 |
| Fighter | 7.6% | one in 1,500 |
| Shuttle | 7.6% | one in 1,500 |
| Interceptor | 8.4% | one in 1,000 |
By source
| Source | Of adjacent | Of all |
|---|---|---|
| Crashed ship | 7.6% | one in 1,500 |
| Sunken ship | 7.6% | one in 1,500 |
| Sentinel wreck | 8.4% | one in 1,000 |
By class
An ordinary ship ends on the same four slots from any class, so a square does not depend on the class of its wreck.
| Class | Of adjacent | Of all |
|---|---|---|
| Class C | 7.6% | one in 1,500 |
| Class B | 7.6% | one in 1,500 |
| Class A | 7.7% | one in 1,500 |
| Class S | 7.5% | one in 1,500 |
One ship beats these odds, and you find it only on a dissonant planet: Interceptors.