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In Star Trek Fleet Command (STFC), Delta Quadrant Borg Coordinates are a Voyager-era travel token associated by community guides with the Borg systems Shal’ika, Misalup, and Neara. After traveling to one of those systems, guides report using Voyager’s Advanced Sensors to reveal Borg Cube hostiles. The destination names and reported costs come from community sources, not the official Scopely notes reviewed here, so check the in-game travel prompt before spending coordinates.
What the coordinates do
The coordinates are an in-game travel token, not a real-world coordinate list. Community guides distinguish Delta Quadrant Borg Coordinates from Delta Quadrant Warp Cells and associate the coordinates with a set of Borg destinations in Delta Quadrant token space.
Community sources name Shal’ika, Misalup, and Neara as destinations. Scopely’s official Voyager update describes travel tokens for specific Delta Quadrant systems, but does not name these three systems. Treat the destination list as community-reported rather than an official Scopely specification.
How the Voyager-era loop works
- Unlock Voyager-arc exploration: Scopely’s Update 54 notes direct players to complete Commiseration in the Eviloy system to unlock the pathway for further Voyager-arc exploration. See Update 54 – Voyager Part 1.
- Use Advanced Sensors: Scopely’s Update 55 says Voyager can use Advanced Sensors to reveal Species 8472 hostiles. Those hostiles start at Velixys and reward Exotic Biotoxins.
- Refine the rewards: Exotic Biotoxins can be refined into rewards and a travel token for specific Delta Quadrant systems. This is the official basis for the hostile-to-refinery-to-travel-token progression; the update does not specify the Borg-coordinate destinations. See Update 55 – Voyager Part 2.
- Travel and reveal Borg hostiles: Community guides report that, in the named Borg systems, Voyager’s Advanced Sensors can reveal Borg Cube hostiles. Defeating them is reported to yield faction messages.
Destinations and reported cost
Community guides associate coordinates with Shal’ika, Misalup, and Neara. A third-party guide reports a cost of 100 coordinates for Misalup, while a community guide reports 100 for flights to the listed Borg-token systems. These are reported values, not costs confirmed by Scopely in the official notes cited above. Open the destination’s travel prompt in your current game to verify its requirement before committing tokens.
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Do not confuse these with older Borg travel tokens
| Mechanic | What it is for | What the sources establish |
|---|---|---|
| Delta Quadrant Borg Coordinates | Voyager-era Delta Quadrant travel, associated with Borg-token destinations. | Community guides name Shal’ika, Misalup, and Neara and report costs; the official Voyager notes describe the broader travel-token loop without naming those systems. |
| Delta Quadrant Warp Cells | A separate Delta Quadrant token. | Community sources distinguish these from Borg Coordinates; do not assume the tokens are interchangeable. |
| Original Borg Transwarp Cells | Travel to the older Borg-space systems. | Scopely’s Borg FAQ lists Metra Alpha, Metra Beta, Metra Gamma, Benes Alpha, Benes Beta, Benes Gamma, Benes Delta, Roda Alpha, Roda Beta, Roda Gamma, Roda Delta, Corta Alpha, Corta Beta, and Corta Gamma. The FAQ says these systems are not connected to one another and use Transwarp Cells. |
The older Borg FAQ was published in 2020 and describes a separate mechanic. Its system list should not be substituted for the Voyager-era Delta Quadrant destinations tied to Borg Coordinates.
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Scopely’s Update 54, Update 55, and Borg FAQ establish the Voyager progression context and the older Transwarp Cell mechanic. The named Borg-coordinate destinations, reported 100-coordinate costs, and summoned Borg Cube details come from community or third-party guides: Voyager Travel Tokens discussion, Games Learning Society guide, and Ships and Economies community guide. These are useful leads, but they do not establish current in-game requirements as authoritatively as the travel prompt.
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