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Current Map and Personal both list duty officer assignments that are available in your area. In Progress and Completed are pretty easy to understand. The Assignment Log lists assignments you've completed. Assignment Chains shows assignments that have different parts. You can complete the entire chain of these assignments for a special reward. . Recruitment is another slow one. Others have mentioned breaking down doffs into lower doffs and this is fine if you have enough free doff slots. I normally farm the Academy assignments for white doffs to use in Fleet Projects so I assume I will get there sooner or later. One more tip: get a Consultant doff that gives a bonus to CXP.


Locations for Doff Recruitment and Trade CXP
09-01-2016, 10:04 PM
I am trying to reach level 4 on all of my Doff commendation categories. I have reached level 4 on all of them except Recruitment and Trade. Both are around 85,000 CXP and I need 100,000 CXP to get them to the final level of 4.
I am having a hard time locating Doff assignments that reward decent CXP for Recruitment and Trade.
Any recommendations?
09-02-2016, 06:35 AM
Definitely travel to the nebulae/expanses and do the doff mission chains! They have loads of other wee missions too for recruitment and trade. Make sure you bag them!
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09-02-2016, 02:23 PM
Acquire or sacrifice a 'useless' very rare DOFF. Use the Personnel Officer and your faction's main Hub or at the Fleet Starbase to convert it into 3 rare 9 uncommon 27 common DOFFs. You'd surprised about the CXP you get for Recruitment.
09-03-2016, 12:41 AM
Wow! I zipped through the recruitment CXP using your technique at the Personnel Officer. It took a while and I may have to replace my mouse, but I am now Tier 4 recruitment. Thanks!
09-03-2016, 12:43 AM
I am coming along well with the Trade CXP as well. I found the alpha quadrant, and in particular the area around DS9, to offer the most trade assignments with good payoffs. Thanks!
09-03-2016, 07:56 AM
(09-03-2016, 12:41 AM)BobaTrek Wrote: Wow! I zipped through the recruitment CXP using your technique at the Personnel Officer. It took a while and I may have to replace my mouse, but I am now Tier 4 recruitment. Thanks!
You're welcome.
07-20-2019, 07:27 PM
hello, i know is an old thread but besides that advise is there any other way to get recruitment xp. I ve been away for a big while so I dont know much how much is new since 2017. I tried to get back in september 2018 but not many people were on so I left again. I also has to be reinstated in the fleet but I dont see much activity in the forums
thank you in advance for all your help.
best regards,
RG
07-20-2019, 09:11 PM
(07-20-2019, 07:27 PM)rghawk Wrote: hello, i know is an old thread but besides that advise is there any other way to get recruitment xp. I ve been away for a big while so I dont know much how much is new since 2017. I tried to get back in september 2018 but not many people were on so I left again. I also has to be reinstated in the fleet but I dont see much activity in the forums
thank you in advance for all your help.
best regards,
RG

Unfortunately the Doff grinder is still the fastest and most effective way to grind Recruitment XP, If you buy a number of purple Doffs, you can mince them into two blues, the two blues into 4 green, and the 4 green into 8 white, which then get donated to fleet projects, or simply dismissed for a small amount of Dil and Recruitment XP
It will be a lot of clicking, I advise having an audiobook or video playing!
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Here’s to the Finest Crew in Starfleet!!!

I love Star Trek Online’s Duty Officer system. Recently however, to my fright, I discovered that some of my fleet buddies didn’t know how to get their hands on a great crew, and it occurred to me that they might not be the only ones. And so I present my little guide to getting your hands on “The Finest Crew in Starfleet”. For the sake of brevity, I’m going to assume you know the basics of DOFFing.

General Recruitment

The basic recruitment missions used to be randomly found in the zones around Stardock or Qo’nos. That changed at some point, and now you can pick them up at any time from NPCs at your faction’s Academy. The Personnel Officer has most of them, but there are also race specific ones for Vulcan, Andorian, and Tellarite, from NPCs of those races. If you’re on Team Klingon it all works much the same, with Orion, Gorn, and Nausican-specific recruitment being on offer. For most of these missions you simply get given some DOFFs, but the general recruitment one will grant you a pack of DOFFs to open, trade, or store instead. The General Recruitment mission is the only one that costs 1000 Dilithium. The others are simply free officers, though they do have a long duration and cooldown. I generally leave them to my alts, freeing Arkturos Reh to deal with the more lucrative tasks.

Exploration Clusters

Exploration Cluster missions are the core, from which many wonderful things will follow. Each cluster has a series of 7 DOFF missions which follow on from eachother. You can recognise these because they will be marked as being part of a chain by ending with 3/7, or whichever stage of the series they belong to.

The next step in the series will not always be available. However, as I discovered with glee, you can double your chances of finding them by clicking on the “Department Heads” tab, and seeing what your Operations officer is offering. Nevertheless, it’s going to take a fair amount of time, and many visits, to get to the end of the chain.

The final (seventh) one will award a unique blue DOFF that you will only ever get one of. Welcome them to your crew, where I am sure they shall serve with distinction, but they are not our end goal.

Having completed the mission chain for the cluster, you will now have unlocked the cluster’s Support mission. For this mission you want to get your critical chance as high as possible, for it is only on a critical that you will get that cluster’s unique purple DOFF. Don’t worry though, for a regular success will still gain you a refugee, which we’ll be needing later. The Support mission can be repeated, when available, as much as you like, and you can have multiple copies of the purple DOFF. Some are more useful than others, but they’re all worth having.

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Eventually, you may end up with so many copies of a cluster’s purple DOFF that you can’t make good use of them all. They’re bound to you, so you can’t sell them, but you can trade them in to the Personnel Officer at the Academy for three random unbound blue DOFFS. What you get may or may not be useful to you, but at least they’ll be different!

If, like me, you’re working on Fleet Projects, you need a good supply of low-end officers to feed to them. When you end up with any blues you don’t want, you can trade those in for 3 greens, which can each be turned into 3 commons. Thus one purple can be turned into 9 greens, or 27 commons.

Asylum Missions

You should be getting a refugee every time you attempt a Cluster’s Support mission. You may also get the occasional refugee from other recruitment missions at Starfleet Academy. These will be your currency for the Asylum Missions.

There are Asylum missions in quite a few locations, but they all work in the same way. They will either appear in your “Current Map” section, or under the jurisdiction of your ever-helpful Operations officer. The Asylum mission is for a specific race, Vulcan for example. The Vulcans will grant one of your refugees asylum in return for you taking one of their officers under your wing. You can offer up any of your collection of refugees, but depending on the race of the host, there will be certain favoured traits. Like any DOFF mission, you want to pick the candidate who matches as many of those as possible to raise your success chances.

The mission will remove the refugee from your roster, and you’ll receive a new officer of the relevent race, with the quality depending on your success result. Some races have rather difficult to fill trait requirements, but it’s still worth having a go even if you don’t have any refugees that fit them. If you’re doing Cluster Support missions regularly, you’ll have enough refugees to throw at every asylum mission you encounter.

There’s a lot of them, though they’re somewhat rare and have a cooldown. Here’s where you can find them:

Andorians : Sirius Sector, Andoria
Vulcans : Sirius Sector, Vulcan
Humans : Sirius Sector, Sol
Betazoids, Tellarite, and Rigellian: Sirius Sector
Caitian and Saurian : Alpha Centauri Sector
Bolians: Iota Pavonis Sector
Trill and Benzarite : Beta Ursae Sector
Bajorans, Cardassians, Karemmans and Paradan : Throughout “Cardassian Space” (Alpha Trianguli, Beta Ursae, and Zeta Andromedae)

Consular Authority

These are four similar small mission chains within Cardassian space (including the associated exploration clusters). One for each of the Bajorans, Cardassians, Paradans, and Karemmans. Once you complete the chain, you will sometimes encounter a repeatable “Officer Exchange” mission. These are a little similar to Asylum missions, in that you will lose the officer that you use for the mission, but they use regular officers rather than refugees. I tend to only use common DOFFs for this, though you might want to plug a green into it for a better chance at a higher quality result, if you happen to have spare greens with the right traits.

In the picture below, I sorted my DOFFs to only show common officers with the required traits of Honourable and Teamwork, and happened to have a candidate with both. That gives me a 14% chance of a purple and a 44% chance at a blue Karemman officer. Otherwise, I get a green, and that’s still an upgrade. I’ll take those odds today.

A few other DOFF sources

The above are my main sources of good officers, but there are a few other missions which will provide new members for your crew. The list below is not an exhaustive one, and new methods tend to come in with every update.

Cardassian Agents

There is a long mission chain over in Cardassian Space called “Ghosts of the Jem’Hadar”, that rewards a one-off purple Cardassian at the end. Once you’ve completed that chain, you’ll unlock a repeatable mission called “Provide Sanctuary to Anti-Dominion Cardassian Agent”. On a critical success, that’ll award a Cardassian of random quality.

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Klingon Defectors

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There’s a pretty rare mission you may come across called “Instigate Defection”. That’ll award a blue officer on a success, or a purple on a crit. The best thing about this mission is that you’re getting officers from the opposing team’s races, meaning they’ll often have very different trait selections to what you can usually get your hands on.

Right, hopefully that’s enough to get anyone who was not on the path to purple DOFFs well underway. If you have any questions about finding DOFFS, DOFFING in general, or anything else to do with Star Trek Online, I’ll be happy to try to answer in the comments, or update this post accordingly.

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