Explored, known areas of the solar system have been organized into various-sized territories called 'sectors'. These sectors provide various bonuses both the guilds as a whole and individual members of a guild when a guild has control of a sector. Some sector bonuses are negligible, while others are highly valuable. Sectors nearest a planet offer the highest bonuses and lessen as the distance from the planet increases.

Sectors located outside of a faction's space offer minimal bonuses.

Sector Sizes

Sectors are organized by S, M, and L. The sector upkeep and bonuses vary based on the sector's size.

Sector Bonuses

There are many bonuses that come with controlling a sector. There are both pilot-specific and guild-specific bonuses. sortable

Name	Type	Description	Effect
Gas Cloud	Guild	These sectors are located within stellar gas clouds.	Generates the indicated amount of a random gas-based item. Items are added to the guild warehouse.
Orbital Facility	Guild	These sectors are located adjacent to planets.	Generates the indicated amount of that faction's specialized items. Items are added to the guild warehouse.
Asteroid Field	Guild	These sectors can be found randomly across the system and are indicated with a bunch of asteroids.	Generates the indicated amount of a random metal-based item. Items are added to the guild warehouse.
Derelict Satellite	Pilot	These sectors can be found randomly across the system and are indicated with a satellite icon.	Generates the indicated amount of Intel.
Debris Field	Guild	These sectors can be found randomly across the system and are indicated with a debris icon	Generates the indicated amount of a miscellaneous garbage. Items are added to the guild warehouse.
XP	Guild	Every sector generates XP	Generates the indicated amount of guild XP (not pilot XP).
Faction Space	Pilot	These sectors lie within a faction's borders.	Generates the indicated amount of reputation.
Space Lane	Pilot	These sectors lie within established space lanes.	Gives +5% Engine Efficiency (stacking) to all pilots in the guild when traveling this space lane.

Sector Upkeep

The indicated sector upkeep fees are taken from your guild ledger every day.

Invading Sectors

A sector invasion can only be initiated by a guild leader. The guild leader must select which sector they want to invade, then commit the required amount of guild influence required to initiate an invasion. The guild influence requirements vary based on how many sectors the guild currently owns. The amount doubles with each sector controlled. There is no limit to the number of sectors a guild can hold.

Guild Influence Requirements

The amount of GI required to invade a sector.
Sectors Controlled	GI Needed
0	1,250
1	2,500
2	5,000
3	10,000
4	20,000
5	40,000
6	80,000
7	160,000
8	320,000
9	640,000
10	1,280,000

The number of sectors your guild is currently invading in also contributes to the GI sector cost. This prevents guilds from assaulting multiple sectors at a lower GI cost.

Blockade

An empty blockade.

Attackers

Once a sector assault has been initiated, the attacking guild most earn points enough to capture the sector. To generate points, a ship must join the blockade. The attacking guild earns 1 pt. / ship on the blockade / second. When a guild has generated enough points to overtake the sector, the assault is ended and the sector is awarded to the attacking guild.

Defenders

If the sector is controlled by another guild, the defending guild can join the defensive side of the blockade. The defending guild removes 1 pt. / ship on the blockade / second. With enough ships, the defending guild can even drive the points into the negative.

Lone Rangers

Pilots do not need to be in a guild to contribute to a sector assault. A ship from another guild, or a guild-less ship may join either side of the blockade. Be warned though, both guilds will have access to the blockade report, detailing which ships were involved in the assault and what they contributed to it.

Repelling Ships

Repelling a ship from the blockade requires the pilot to either hack, attack, or target that ship. The required action depends on the target ship's class. The pilot must attempt a roll against the target ship's primary attribute. It cost 5 energy or processor to attempt to repel a ship from the blockade.

Ship Class	Primary Attribute	Resource
Fighter	Targeting	5 Energy
Freighter	Defense	5 Energy
Scout	Hacking	5 Processor

Ending an Assault

A sector assault will end if one of the following conditions are met:

The attacking guild generates enough points to win.
72 hours has passed.
The attacking guild abandons the assault.

Sector Info Box

The hover tooltip showing the sector's information.