Among all of 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Starfield's unique ships, few can boast such impressive stats as the Narwhal. In fact, we're not sure any of them can, really; though if you're looking for something more cargo-minded, for example, you'll want to look elsewhere.
But if you want something that packs a heck of a punch, and can take more punches in return than even that defensively-oriented Shieldbreaker, you want the Narwhal. Let's talk shop here - where is the Narwhal in Starfield, and just how much is it going to set you back monetarily?
Where To Find The Narwhal In Starfield
Neon is one of the largest cities in Starfield. Think of it as one of Skyrim's larger hold capitals. Or don't. We're just making up analogies here. To reach Neon, set course for the Volii System. You'll either come here for a main story quest, arrive in fashion to join Ryujin Industries, show up midway through the Crimson Fleet quests, pop in for a side quest, or stumble upon the place of your own volition. That's a lot of variables, but again, Neon's a big deal.
Neon is also, indeed, where you'll find the Narwhal. You can purchase the Narwhal from Ryujin Technologies. Enter Neon proper via lift, and when you've arrived at Ryujin, take this lift to Taiyo Astroneering.
A Costly Creature
There's no splitting hairs here: the Narwhal is expensive. Its base price is over 455,000 credits. You can't even buy the ship until you have all four ranks in Piloting, but then, Piloting's a great skill to perk up, so consider this one of the bigger bonuses behind your hard work.
We really do not suggest spending the full 455k if you can get around it. And you can get around it by taking all four ranks in Commerce, which will lower the price by 20 percent. Normally, 20 percent isn't a huge deal on its own - though it does add up when you're bulk spending - but in the case of Starfield's most expensive starship, you'll lower the cost to 364,000 and change.
Then again, maybe you're filthy rich. Neon's the right place for you, in that case, and you've got the pocketbook to show it. In that case, do what you will, but really, that 91,000 credits could have gone to something nicer. Like hundreds of Med Packs. Or 182 weeks' worth of your parents financial demands!