Starhopper - A small personal transport ship. It only has room for a pilot, and its typical loadout has one socket for a weapon.

Starfire - A small civilian fighter with many different variations based on the same versatile design. The typical loadout has two sockets for weapons, with one on either side of the cockpit. A less common loadout has three sockets for weapons, with the additional weapon placed below the hull of the ship.

Messenger - A small transport ship that can carry up to three people in an ideal situation. It usually only has one socket for a weapon, relying on armor and equipment for defense. Privateers have been known to reverse engineer Messengers, turning them into small gunships at the expense of passenger space.

Raider - The fighter normally issued to new pilots by the Corrorian Empire. It has seats for a pilot and secondary gunner, with two parallel guns under the pilot's control, and one turret gun under the gunner's control.

Starshredder - A powerful single-passenger fighter that sacrifices defense in exchange for up to five guns. A powerful engine is usually installed in these ships to provide the speed necessary for fast-strike missions.

Elite Starfire - A more powerful variation of the civilian Starfire. This ship comes with a more powerful reactor and weapon capacitor, allowing the pilot to push his or her ship a lot harder during a battle.

Battleship - A fleet vessel that can typically hold up to five passengers. The pilot has control over two guns, four passengers each have their own gun, and one passenger controls the navigator.

Deliverer - A heavy transport vessel that can carry equipment, a vehicle, and up to 18 passengers. It relies on speed and heavy armor, as it normally is only built to handle two passenger-controlled guns.

Destroyer - A heavy Corrorian attack ship. It typically has two pilot-controlled weapons, 14 passenger-controlled weapons, and one computer-assisted heavy weapon.

Frigate - The top of the line of standard-license Corrorian transport ships. It can carry up to 50 passengers in normal circumstances, and its armor is very strong. It typically has six passenger-controlled weapons and one pilot-controlled heavy weapon.

Decimator - This is the most powerful ship given to standard-license Corrorian pilots. Its typical loadout includes sockets for two pilot-controlled weapons, 30 passenger-controlled weapons, and two computer-assisted heavy weapons. It also has very strong armor and powerful engines.

Reverse-Engineered Raider - The same as a Corrorian Raider, except built from smuggled plans. It is slightly less powerful, but additions were made to allow for more customization.

Aakryyx [Ak-Rix] - A pirate fighter that can only hold a single pilot, but with three weapon sockets and many options for customization.

AX-58 - A small attack ship that can carry a pilot and typically up to three passengers. One weapon socket is usually available for the pilot, and two turrets are available for passenger use.

"Recovered" Corrorian Battleship - Pirates like these vessels, and many will steal them from the Corrorians for use by the Rebels.

Veqzyrryk [Vek-Zi-Rik] - A large ship that can usually hold up to ten passengers. It comes with three weapon sockets for the pilot, and three weapon sockets for passengers. It has a very large cargo hold, and is sometimes preferred by smugglers for getting illegal cargo through blockades.

AX-72 - A versatile ship that can be customized to handle a variety of roles. It is somewhat cramped inside with all the small windowless passages that go between each room, but the ship is highly capable of fighting or evading Corrorian ships. It usually has one pilot weapon, two turrets for passengers, and one forward-facing heavy weapon.

Zykvaryyx [Zik-Var-Ix] - An exotic single-pilot fighter that has three sockets for forward-facing heavy weapons. It is very lightly armored and somewhat difficult to pilot, but in a squadron can cause fast, extreme damage.

Reverse-Engineered Decimator ("Gunboat") - From one captured decimator and years of work on the reverse engineering process, the Corrorian Rebels eventually built their own model of this powerful vessel. The individual weapon sockets are grouped together so each passenger can aim two (with 15 gunner stations), three sockets are available for heavy weapons, and the engines are slightly more powerful. To reduce stress on the reactor, the pilot typically does not have forward-facing guns like in the original ship.

Wasp - The typical single-pilot Aphorite fighter. It is fast, agile, and usually provides two weapon sockets.

Ghost - A single-pilot fighter with adaptive cloaking capabilities and a single weapon socket. The cloaking ability requires highly advanced technology that cannot be installed in most ships, but does not come without its weaknesses. First, it can only cloak the vessel in a certain range of wavelengths, so most long-wavelength and short-wavelength sensors will see the ship. Second is that no armor can be installed. Third is that distortions in light can reveal the ship's position. Regardless, the element of surprise can make all the difference.

Avenger - A small attack ship with three weapon sockets... One forward-facing gun for the pilot, and two turrets installed in the rear. It is known for its interior just being one large circular room.

Hornet - This is a heavy single-pilot fighter that typically has four weapon sockets. Its armor is heavier than most other ships of its class.

Star Platform - A unique ship that is particularly strong when it comes to defending, but it lacks the speed to effectively attack. It has heavy armor and six turrets, all facing in their own directions. This ship has a large interior to hold passengers and cargo.

Guardian - A large attack ship that can typically hold up to thirty passengers. It usually has ten weapon sockets for passengers and two computer-assisted heavy weapons.

Eridaan Transport - A large transport ship that can often hold up to fifty passengers. It is heavily armored and has powerful engines, and typically provides twenty weapon sockets for the passengers.

Ancient Regulus Starfighter - An extremely powerful single-pilot fighter. It is large, fast, and typically has eight weapon sockets... Six facing forward, and two facing back which are managed by a computer.