Sentinel Interceptors

What can a Sentinel Interceptor look like? Any ship you can put together here. The page holds every part the game can give an Interceptor, and every set of parts you pick, in every colour, is a ship the game builds. Searching for a system is not built yet.

How to use it

Click a part of the ship or a name under it, then choose a variant. Some parts carry parts of their own: the Pod wing set carries its upper and lower wings, and the Fork its top and bottom trunks, so their names appear once you pick it. Wing set None leaves the hull bare. A part with an empty variant starts on it, so a ship shows no extras until you add them. When a variant has nothing of its own to show, the first part on it comes with it, so the ship never looks unchanged.

Every list of parts here is a fork of the game's own tree, and two parts that look the same on the ship are one variant. Plate shades tell the same plate apart in black, white, or Sentinel paint.

Colour lies on two bands of the ship: the hull, which is the upper hull, the wing tops, and the closed wings, and the trim, which is the padded top of the cockpit, the edges and tips of the wings, and the light skirting. Pick the scheme first: Sentinel orange, a colour with white trim, black with colour trim, or two colours, one on the hull and one on the trim. Then pick the colour of each band the scheme leaves open. The palette is the game's own: the 64 colours it paints an Interceptor with, in its order, eight rows of eight, so a pale teal or an amber looks here as it does in the game. The black panels and engines are the same on every Interceptor.

How many Interceptors there are

The game builds a Sentinel Interceptor from 80 choices of parts, and every one of them is here: 297,278,208 different ships, each in 3,721 colour schemes, over a trillion in all. Most of those ships differ only in a cockpit light, an antenna, or the shade of a plate you will not tell apart standing next to the wreck.

Where to find one

Every Sentinel wreck of a system shows the same ship: the same parts and the same colours. Its name, its class, and its supercharged slots change from wreck to wreck. Crashed Interceptors lie only on dissonant planets, and Sentinels and dissonance explains what waits for you there. Ship classes shows which class you can expect, ship stats what a claimed Interceptor can do, and the square on a ship how rare a square of supercharged slots is. The crashed ships in the catalog list the wrecks that exist.

Freighters have their own pages: the capital freighters page shows the shapes of the freighters a space battle saves, and the regular freighters page shows the shapes of regular freighters. Once you claim one, How lucky am I? scores your ship.