Rebel Ships

Z-95 Headhunter Heavy

Great mass and base modifiers allow this ship to be utilized for PvP, having such great mass and modifiers is at the expense of a hitbox that is larger than PvP interceptors that share similar modifiers. Great ship for Ace of Aces transitions. Note: It is not as popular as the other two heavy variants.

Y-Wing Longprobe

Similar in concept and use case as the TIE-Bomber the Y-Wing (Longprobed version) is good at both PvE and PvP, it has a rather steep learning curve just like the TIE-Bomber too for PvP. The Lonprobe version swaps out the original turret for an extra Pilot controlled gun to give it a total of two gun slots. Note: not a beginners PvP ship.

A-Wing

Just like the Imperials have the TIE-Advanced, the Alliance have the iconic A-Wing. It has the same mass limit as the other small interceptors and great modifiers. The A-Wing has the third smallest hitbox in the game and with some postulating, the ship is off center making it extremely hard to hit. When fitted and flown well it can dominate a PvP environment.

X-Wing Advanced

Some say this is the best ship in the game in terms of all around performance and usability. It has three gun slots and the mass to support them with extra room for the best defense and engines. It has a larger hitbox than most of its opponents within a PvP setting but with the ability to equip some of the biggest shields that doesn’t count for much. Great for PvE too, also it's an X-Wing, what more can we say!

B-Wing

Primarily used for PvE, the B-Wing can also be used for PvP when fitted and flown right. It has four gun slots, and they are Pilot controlled. This is both a blessing and a curse for this ship because it is both a hard and expensive fit, having that many guns requires you to have a capacitor to support it and when not using the best parts the ship can underperform drastically by using unviable components to make the right ones fit. Some pilots opt for Experimental Borstels that can be purchased with Space invasion tokens to minimize the taxation that four guns have on their capacitor. Note: not a beginners PvP ship.

B-Wing Light Variant

The B-Wing Light Variant trades some of the standard model’s bulk for improved maneuverability and reduced mass, making it more responsive in both PvE and PvP engagements. Like its heavier counterpart, it features four Pilot-controlled gun slots, giving skilled pilots exceptional offensive potential. However, fitting four guns remains both expensive and demanding on the ship’s capacitor system, meaning component selection is critical. Poor fits can severely limit performance, while optimized builds allow the ship to fully capitalize on its increased agility. Some pilots still opt for Experimental Borstels purchased with Space invasion tokens to help offset the heavy capacitor taxation caused by its armament. While more forgiving to fly than the standard B-Wing, the Light Variant still rewards experienced pilots who understand advanced fitting and power management.

T-Wing

The T-Wing is almost an identical clone of the Imperials RGI and widely regarded as one of the ugliest Ships in the game. However, don’t let its knock-off Battlestar Galactica chassis fool you, the T-Wing can be a formidable PvP ship. Just like the RGI you can purchase this using Space invasion tokens. Due to the one gun slot however it is not suited for PvE and finds its use solely in a PvP environment.