Combat reference
Crimson Recon Squadron
A Crimson Legion recon wing probing Solaris Crown approach vectors.
- Tier 3
- Raider
Combat profile
| Metric | Live value |
|---|---|
| Hull | 185 |
| Shield | 105 |
| Armor | Not represented in combat data |
| Accuracy | 64.0% |
| Attack cadence | 2 s per attack |
| Damage profile | 42 Explosive |
Resistances
| Damage type | Resistance |
|---|---|
| Kinetic | 10.0% |
Abilities and phases
| Ability | Trigger | Behavior | Counterplay |
|---|---|---|---|
| Charged Lance | Every 5 attacks | Charged Lance; 3-tick windup, 3× damage | — |
Locations
| Location type | Site / spawn | System |
|---|---|---|
| Fixed site | Crimson Recon Squadron | Solaris Crown |
| Scan signature | Signature: sig_crimson_recon_squadron | Solaris Crown |
Loot
| Item | Quantity | Chance / pool | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|---|
| Control Circuit T3 | 1–3 | 13.0% base chance; weighted pool (weight 40) | Tier 3 |
| Missile Salvo T2 | 1 | 4.0% base chance; weighted pool (weight 15) | Tier 3 |
| Missile Salvo T3 | 1 | 0.5% base chance; weighted pool (weight 5) | Tier 3 |
| Module Fragment: Missile Salvo T3 | 1 | 1.0% base chance; weighted pool (weight 5) | Tier 3 |
| Module fragment (Tier 2–3) | 1 | 10.0% base chance; weighted pool (weight 1) | Tier 3 |
| Component schematic fragment (Tier 1–3) | 1 | 7.0% base chance; weighted pool (weight 1) | Tier 3 |
Intel
Crimson Recon Squadron Sighted
Crimson Recon Squadron registers as a Tier 3 raider contact near Solaris Crown. A Crimson Legion recon wing probing Solaris Crown approach vectors. Initial silhouette capture flags explosive damage, 185 hull strength, and a bounty value of 175 CR.
Crimson Recon Squadron Studied
Class: raider. Tier: 3. Allegiance: Crimson Legion. Crimson Recon Squadron fights around explosive damage, 0.64 accuracy, and a 2 second firing rhythm. Its combat profile favors pressure, shield breaks, and cargo breach attempts. Common recovery points to loot table combat_crimson_recon_squadron.
Crimson Recon Squadron Mastered
Crimson Recon Squadron exists because the frontier rewards specialized violence. Crimson Legion keeps this pattern in service where doctrine, profit, or old automation makes it useful. Veteran captains counter it by reading the first exchange: its visible resist table offers no obvious weakness, so tempo control matters more than damage fashion. Destroyed examples show field repairs, recycled parts, and mission scars that rarely reach official reports. Mastery turns the contact from a threat into a map note: where these hulls gather, a faction priority, derelict order, or hidden route is usually nearby.