Space is your runway, and spacesuits are your haute couture ensemble for the stars. But not all spacesuits are made from the same cloth. Some are simply better. And that’s the case for the Starborn Spacesuit in Starfield. Here’s how to Get the Starborn Spacesuit in Starfield.
How to Get the Starborn Spacesuit Astra in Starfield
You can spend thousands of credits and endless resources meticulously upgrading your favorite spacesuit to survive every environment you come cross. And yet, it still won’t be as good as the Starborn Spacesuit.
That’s because the Starborn Spacesuit is the crème de la crème of spacesuits. It has everything you could want. But it can only be obtained in one way. By completing the game and starting a New Game+.
Minor spoilers ahead. No story spoilers!
Once you unlock New Game+, you’ll automatically have the Starborn Spacesuit Astra equipped. This, along with your new ship, the Starborn Guardian, your levels, and certain special skills, are the only thing you’ll keep in New Game+.
Fortunately, the Starborn Spacesuit is exceptional, and it only gets better as it evolves. In its base form it offers the following stats:
- Phys: 149.
- Energy: 149.
- Em: 149.
- Thermal: 50.
- Airborne: 50.
- Corrosive: 50.
- Radiation: 50.
It also has the following buffs:
- O2 Filter: -25% oxygen consumption.
- Resource Hauler: Resources weigh 25% less.
- Sensor Chip: +20% accuracy while firing on the move.
- Balanced Backpack.
Yes! That’s right, you don’t even need a pack to use boost. Likewise, the suit includes a helmet. Which means that even though the Starborn Spacesuit weighs 17.40 kilograms, it’s offset by the fact that you don’t have to have those pieces equipped.
But beyond that, the Starborn Armor you unlock for each subsequent New Game completion is better than the last, for up to 10 completions. The mods, however, will be random.
Here’s a gallery of all nine after Starborn Astra, in order.
All the Starborn Spacesuit Astra Stats
Starborn Materia
- 159 Damage Resistance
- 17.4 weight
- Physical: 159
- Energy: 159
- Electromagnetic: 159
- Thermal: 50
- Airborne: 50
- Corrosive: 50
- Radiation: 50
- Item ID: 001CBA49
Starborn Locus
- 170 Damage Resistance
- 17.4 weight
- Physical: 170
- Energy: 170
- Electromagnetic: 170
- Thermal: 50
- Airborne: 50
- Corrosive: 50
- Radiation: 50
- Item ID: 001CBA4A
Starborn Tenebris
- 181 Damage Resistance
- 17.4 weight
- Physical: 181
- Energy: 181
- Electromagnetic: 181
- Thermal: 50
- Airborne: 50
- Corrosive: 50
- Radiation: 50
- Item ID: 001CBA4D
Starborn Solis
- 192 Damage Resistance
- 17.4 weight
- Physical: 192
- Energy: 192
- Electromagnetic: 192
- Thermal: 50
- Airborne: 50
- Corrosive: 50
- Radiation: 50
- Item ID: 002D7365
Starborn Gravitas
- 203 Damage Resistance
- 17.4 weight
- Physical: 203
- Energy: 203
- Electromagnetic: 203
- Thermal: 50
- Airborne: 50
- Corrosive: 50
- Radiation: 50
- Item ID: 0021C77E
Starborn Bellun
- 214 Damage Resistance
- 17.4 weight
- Physical: 214
- Energy: 214
- Electromagnetic: 214
- Thermal: 50
- Airborne: 50
- Corrosive: 50
- Radiation: 50
- Item ID: 001CBA4E
Starborn Tempus
- 224 Damage Resistance
- 17.4 weight
- Physical: 224
- Energy: 224
- Electromagnetic: 224
- Thermal: 50
- Airborne: 50
- Corrosive: 50
- Radiation: 50
- Item ID: 002D7346
Starborn Avitus
- 235 Damage Resistance
- 17.4 weight
- Physical: 235
- Energy: 235
- Electromagnetic: 235
- Thermal: 50
- Airborne: 50
- Corrosive: 50
- Radiation: 50
- Item ID: 001CBA52
Starborn Venator
- 246 Damage Resistance
- 17.4 weight
- Physical: 246
- Energy: 246
- Electromagnetic: 246
- Thermal: 50
- Airborne: 50
- Corrosive: 50
- Radiation: 50
- Item ID: 0021C77F
Note, the resistance to elements like Thermal and Corrosive remain the same at 50. Likewise, the weight of each suit is set at 17.40 kilograms.
Is There Better Armor Than the Starborn Spacesuit in Starfield?
The Starborn Spacesuit allows up to three effects and since the spacesuit is one piece, it is limited to around four modifiers. Normal armors will usually have more modifier slots which could top the Starborn Spacesuit. However, it is truly up to the preference of the player. Some use the Starborn Spacesuit solely as cosmetics while others upgrade, modify it and build upon it to be a better piece.
Of course, going for the Starborn Spacesuit means you lose everything with a new game. But if you’re still grinding out your game, now might be a good time to get one of the best pre-New Game ships available: The Star Eagle. It’s incredibly helpful for that last mission!
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