Ships act as the parties headquarters and base of operations. They allow players the freedom to explore galaxy and travel the stars. Every party will share one ship which is upgradeable and will grow with the party and their needs. Once acquired, a party will hold equal council over the ship and all ship based decisions must be agreed upon by the party collectively including travel destinations, ship upgrade and purchases, ship name etc.

Obtaining a ship will be your game's first big goal. It is recommended that the first mission of a new game should involve the players acquiring their ship. A party will need both a ship and a pixie before being able to undertake adventure modules. It is recommended a party spends their first 5 levels acquiring a ship and a pixie.

Ships are capable of both atmospheric and space flight. For general flight the ship uses its Arc Thrusters which does not consume any additional resources. When a trip is of substantial distance, it instead uses its Arc Drive to jump which consumes mana. Each ship has its own mana pool in which it draws from to complete trips. Trips are defined into one of three distance based categories. Each distance type has its own mana cost, allowing for an easy and simplified way to determine fuel costs.

Players can use Arcanite to replenish their ships mana pool, either directly from their inventory while aboard the ship or from the ships cargo bay.

Ships are categorized into different classes, which dictate how many ship modules they can have at a time.

Ships can be upgraded in a variety of ways, from class upgrades and ship modules to weapons enhancements, decor and much more. Ships are meant to be an extension of the party, and scale with their needs. Ship upgrades can be purchased from either an NPC vendor, such as an engineer at a space port, or by crafting them at an engineering bay. Some ship modules will require a Crew Assignment to be fully operational.