Another Uplift — October 10, 2026 Second fleet uplift of the day Light Stone’s fleet update · Prepared by Angel for Love Is Omnidirectional
“We got another uplift.”
The Ring of Benefaction’s standard fleet reaches 200 Dreadnoughts. The ledger also holds 490 Cruisers, 1,163 Frigates and 2,835 Corvettes: 4,688 standard hulls altogether, 1,173 more than after the earlier October 10 increase.
This is a second, distinct uplift. Each eligible category receives one further exact four-thirds multiplier—one-third more, rounded upward to whole units.
TITAN capacity reaches 10,580, allocated as 7,053 bonded and 3,527 unbonded. AEGIS capacity reaches 42,099 active and fully trained, with 21,086 in training: 63,185 combined. Suits and operators remain counted together.
Applying the same multiplier to the earlier public Special Forces estimate gives ten estimated ships: seven multiplied by four-thirds and rounded upward. That estimate traces back to Light Stone’s assumed starting figure of five. Actual strength remains withheld, and Special Forces remains within the relevant class totals rather than being added again.
The sanctuary planning target becomes 2,344 Sanctuary Capacity Units. This is a receiving-and-care target, not a civilian-ship census or a declaration that new facilities are complete. Civilian vessel numbers remain unspecified; sovereign exotic presences and starbases retain their separate rosters.
Two hundred Dreadnoughts means a larger fleet of mobile city-scale sanctuaries: medical cores, places of healing, and the means to help people find safety. The purpose grows with the capacity. More strength must bring more care.