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JF Gelinas — Thu, 10 Sep 2026 14:24:35 GMT

Planetary Industry Tools: PI Nexus: update description, show the URL as link text, make clear it is browser-based with nothing to install

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	\| [https://evepinexus.com/ ~~PI Nexus~~] \|\| ~~Web~~ \|\| ~~Planetary~~ industry planner ~~that builds~~ and previews colony layouts for any product (P1–P4) on every planet type and Command Center level. Sizes colonies from extractor yield and how often you intend to collect, validates CPU, power, link load, material balance and unattended run time live, and ~~imports~~ and exports EVE's own colony JSON~~. Includes~~ a bill of materials, an editable template library and a proximity scout that lists the planets in every system within N jumps. \|\| Runs entirely in the browser. No [[ESI]], no account and no server calls — planet and system data are bundled in the page, so nothing about your colonies leaves your machine. Saved templates live in browser storage, with backup export and import.		\| [https://evepinexus.com/ evepinexus.com] \|\| Any (Browser Based) \|\| Web-based planetary industry planner — open the site and start planning, nothing to download or install. Builds and previews colony layouts for any product (P1–P4) on every planet type and Command Center level. Sizes colonies from extractor yield and how often you intend to collect, and validates CPU, power, link load, material balance and unattended run time live. Compares every way a planet can build a product side by side — which inputs it extracts, which you haul in, and what each costs in factories, m³ hauled and run time — and a factory timer shows how long an importing colony keeps running after each drop-off. Imports and exports EVE's own colony JSON, with a bill of materials, an editable template library and a proximity scout that lists the planets in every system within N jumps. \|\| Runs entirely in the browser. No [[ESI]], no account and no server calls — planet and system data are bundled in the page, so nothing about your colonies leaves your machine. Saved templates live in browser storage, with backup export and import.
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	\| [https://github.com/psychojf/Eve-PI EVE PI Template Generator] \|\| Windows \|\| Desktop version of the same planner, generating ready-to-import PI colony templates for any product (P1–P4), on every planet type and Command Center level. Colonies are sized from extractor yield and collection interval rather than from spare CPU, with live validation of CPU, power, link load, material balance and unattended run time, an interactive layout preview, a bill of materials, a proximity scout and a browsable, editable template library. \|\| [https://github.com/psychojf/Eve-PI/releases Prebuilt Windows download] or run from Python source. Works fully offline. [https://github.com/psychojf/Eve-PI Open sourced] (MIT). Based on the original spreadsheet by Razkin (Pandemic Horde).		\| [https://github.com/psychojf/Eve-PI EVE PI Template Generator] \|\| Windows \|\| Desktop version of the same planner, generating ready-to-import PI colony templates for any product (P1–P4), on every planet type and Command Center level. Colonies are sized from extractor yield and collection interval rather than from spare CPU, with live validation of CPU, power, link load, material balance and unattended run time, an interactive layout preview, a bill of materials, a proximity scout and a browsable, editable template library. \|\| [https://github.com/psychojf/Eve-PI/releases Prebuilt Windows download] or run from Python source. Works fully offline. [https://github.com/psychojf/Eve-PI Open sourced] (MIT). Based on the original spreadsheet by Razkin (Pandemic Horde).

Stargates

Movies57 — Thu, 10 Sep 2026 13:17:05 GMT

Changed 2 spellings of stagates to stargates

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	If you have a criminal timer in [[System_security#High_security\|high security space]], you cannot jump through a gate unless you are flying a Capsule. This means you cannot use jumping to avoid CONCORD after committing criminal actions.		If you have a criminal timer in [[System_security#High_security\|high security space]], you cannot jump through a gate unless you are flying a Capsule. This means you cannot use jumping to avoid CONCORD after committing criminal actions.

	~~Stagates~~ to high security space can't be used by ships that can fit capital sized ship modules, this includes carriers, force auxiliaries, dreadnoughts, supercapitals, titans and [[Rorqual]]. Capital ships that cannot fit capital sized ship modules are allowed to jump to high security space, this includes freighters and jump freighters. Jumping from high security space is not restricted if the other side is not a high security space.		Stargates to high security space can't be used by ships that can fit capital sized ship modules, this includes carriers, force auxiliaries, dreadnoughts, supercapitals, titans and [[Rorqual]]. Capital ships that cannot fit capital sized ship modules are allowed to jump to high security space, this includes freighters and jump freighters. Jumping from high security space is not restricted if the other side is not a high security space.

	~~Stagates~~ to [[Zarzakh]] can't be used by any capital sized ship, which includes freighters and jump freighters, but not [[Orca]]		Stargates to [[Zarzakh]] can't be used by any capital sized ship, which includes freighters and jump freighters, but not [[Orca]]

	Most stargates allow anyone to use them for free, even if they are enemies to the owner faction of the stargate. There are some exceptions:		Most stargates allow anyone to use them for free, even if they are enemies to the owner faction of the stargate. There are some exceptions:

User:Boniface Vachon/Homefront Strategy

Boniface Vachon — Thu, 10 Sep 2026 11:52:58 GMT

Info: Same but source tho

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	You can see the rough ranges needed for different splits in the infographics above. The most common split is the Inner/Outer (aka Near/Far), being the simplest to execute and requiring one miner to have a mining range of 24km.<ref name="24km is possible">24km (Miner IIs, Mining Destroyer 5) is technically possible, see the three images ~~above~~</ref>		You can see the rough ranges needed for different splits in the infographics above. The most common split is the Inner/Outer (aka Near/Far), being the simplest to execute and requiring one miner to have a mining range of 24km.<ref name="24km is possible">24km (Miner IIs, Mining Destroyer 5) is technically possible, see the three images nearby</ref>

	<ref follow="24km is possible"><gallery>		<ref follow="24km is possible"><gallery>

User:JohnPlayerNotSpecial

JohnPlayerNotSpecial — Wed, 09 Sep 2026 09:00:48 GMT

Epic Arc Timings

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	\| [[{{FactionEpicArc \| faction = Sisters of EVE}}]] \|\| 01h53m26s ''(2026-08)'' \|\| "shorter" default lowsec, no thera, minmatar commander \|\| [[User:JohnPlayerNotSpecial/epic_soe_fit\|Sisters of EVE Fits]]		\| [[{{FactionEpicArc \| faction = Sisters of EVE}}]] \|\| 01h53m26s ''(2026-08)'' \|\| "shorter" default lowsec, no thera, minmatar commander \|\| [[User:JohnPlayerNotSpecial/epic_soe_fit\|Sisters of EVE Fits]]
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	\| [[Vision of Greatness]] \|\| ~~00h50m56s~~ ''(2026-06)'' \|\| \|\| [[User:JohnPlayerNotSpecial/epic_air_fit\|AIR Fits]]		\| [[Vision of Greatness]] \|\| 00h47m41s ''(2026-09)'' \|\| \|\| [[User:JohnPlayerNotSpecial/epic_air_fit\|AIR Fits]]
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	\| [[Fractured Legacy]] \|\| 00h32m00s ''(2026-08)'' \|\| \|\| [[User:JohnPlayerNotSpecial/epic_ore_fit\|ORE Fits]]		\| [[Fractured Legacy]] \|\| 00h32m00s ''(2026-08)'' \|\| \|\| [[User:JohnPlayerNotSpecial/epic_ore_fit\|ORE Fits]]

Third-party tools

Cydal — Wed, 09 Sep 2026 01:49:52 GMT

All In One Tools

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			\| [https://eve-empire-web.pages.dev EvEmpire] \|\| Windows / macOS / Android / iOS \|\| An all-in-one companion app covering characters, corporations and industry: skills and training queues, clones, assets, wallet, contracts, mail, market browser with price history, industry jobs, mining ledger and planetary industry, plus a fitting simulator, killboard, agent finder, wormhole database and NPC/faction browsers. On desktop, it adds a 2D New Eden map with sovereignty, activity, incursion and storm layers, a jump and route planner with Ansiblex support, and local intel read from the game's chat logs with a live feed, killmail overlay and configurable alerts. \|\| Native app rather than browser-based; multiple characters and corporations side by side. Interface in English, Russian and Chinese. Windows and macOS install from the site, Android from Google Play; iOS is in TestFlight beta — join link in the [https://discord.gg/sm7jX5rYnV Discord]. Desktop builds are unsigned, so SmartScreen and Gatekeeper warn on first run.
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	\| [https://eveos.space EVE OS] \|\| Any (Browser Based) \|\| A modern and comprehensive suite of tools for EVE Online players, including an EVE Mail client, planetary industry and blueprint visualization, local intel, d-scan intel, an AI assistant, and a modern interactive wormhole guide inspired by the legendary Rykki's. EVE OS aims to be your one stop shop for many of your third party EVE Online needs. \|\| Maintained by Luke Kabbash. Reach out in game with bugs, suggestions, and improvements.		\| [https://eveos.space EVE OS] \|\| Any (Browser Based) \|\| A modern and comprehensive suite of tools for EVE Online players, including an EVE Mail client, planetary industry and blueprint visualization, local intel, d-scan intel, an AI assistant, and a modern interactive wormhole guide inspired by the legendary Rykki's. EVE OS aims to be your one stop shop for many of your third party EVE Online needs. \|\| Maintained by Luke Kabbash. Reach out in game with bugs, suggestions, and improvements.

User:JohnPlayerNotSpecial

JohnPlayerNotSpecial — Tue, 08 Sep 2026 16:15:49 GMT

Epic Arcs Timings

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	== Epic ~~Arcs~~ Timings ==		== Epic Arc Timings ==

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	\| [[{{FactionEpicArc \| faction = Amarr Empire}}]] \|\| ~~02h54m38s~~ ''(~~2025~~-04)'' \|\| old guard \|\| [[User:JohnPlayerNotSpecial/epic_amarr_fit\|Amarr Fits]]		\| [[{{FactionEpicArc \| faction = Amarr Empire}}]] \|\| 02h41m13s ''(2026-09)'' \|\| old guard \|\| [[User:JohnPlayerNotSpecial/epic_amarr_fit\|Amarr Fits]]
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	\| [[{{FactionEpicArc \| faction = Caldari State}}]] \|\| 01h30m21s ''(2026-04)''<br>01h37m43s ''(2026-04)''\|\| pills reward, poinen-faurulle-poinen shorter<br>bpc reward, poinen-faurulle-wuos shorter \|\| [[User:JohnPlayerNotSpecial/epic_caldari_fit\|Caldari Fits]]		\| [[{{FactionEpicArc \| faction = Caldari State}}]] \|\| 01h30m21s ''(2026-04)''<br>01h37m43s ''(2026-04)''\|\| pills reward, poinen-faurulle-poinen shorter<br>bpc reward, poinen-faurulle-wuos shorter \|\| [[User:JohnPlayerNotSpecial/epic_caldari_fit\|Caldari Fits]]

UniWiki:Patch Notes/Patch Notes - Version 24.01

Evon R'al — Tue, 08 Sep 2026 13:03:57 GMT

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 * {{PatchNoteStatus|tbd|Stage 1 of updating all Python code to Python 3.
 * Details can be found in: DEVBLOG: [https://www.eveonline.com/news/view/the-move-to-python-3-begins The Move to Python 3 begins].}}
 == Patch Notes for 2026-08-20.1 ==

Relic and data sites

SurDavid — Tue, 08 Sep 2026 11:29:14 GMT

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	*[[Hidden Ruins]] Only found in Cloud Ring		*[[Hidden Ruins]] Only found in Cloud Ring
	*[[Wispy Ruins]] Only found in Feythabolis (especially in I-3ODK constellation)		*[[Wispy Ruins]] Only found in Feythabolis (especially in I-3ODK constellation)

			== Exfil Sites ==
			Released during the Cradle of War expansion, Intelligence Exfiltration Sites, limited time hacking sites are spawned into the four empire's Bulwark Systems. These data sites contained enemies and are limited to T1 and Navy frigates.

			These sites can be scanned down, but also contain a Beacon that can be seen on the Overview. Once warped to, the sites contain an Acceleration gate that causes a Suspect Timer.

			There are four sites belonging to the enemy faction
			* Amarr Bulwark - Republic Intelligence Exfil
			* Caldari Bulwark - Federal Intelligence Exfil
			* Gallente Bulwark - State Intelligence Exfil
			* Minmatar Bulwark - Imperial Intelligence Exfil

	== Tips and tricks==		== Tips and tricks==

Home Station

Evon R'al — Mon, 07 Sep 2026 06:49:42 GMT

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	== Respawning ==		== Respawning ==

	When your capsule is destroyed (when you are "podded") your character will wake up immediately in a new body in their Home Station. Any implants that were in your head when your capsule was destroyed will be lost; your new body's head will be empty. Any bonuses gained from [[~~Medical boosters\|~~drugs]] taken before your capsule's destruction will be lost with the dead clone, with the important exception of [[Medical_boosters#Cerebral_Accelerators\|cerebral accelerators]], which persist across clones.		When your capsule is destroyed (when you are "podded") your character will wake up immediately in a new body in their Home Station. Any implants that were in your head when your capsule was destroyed will be lost; your new body's head will be empty. Any bonuses gained from [[drugs]] taken before your capsule's destruction will be lost with the dead clone, with the important exception of [[Medical_boosters#Cerebral_Accelerators\|cerebral accelerators]], which persist across clones.

	You can also redeem items (e.g. from daily login campaigns) directly to your Home Station, even when you're in space.		You can also redeem items (e.g. from daily login campaigns) directly to your Home Station, even when you're in space.
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	If you place your Home Station in a station or structure owned by a player corporation, you might have to re-designate it if the structure is destroyed. If you set your Home Station in conquerable sovereign null-security space, you might find it inconvenient to return there if the sovereignty changes hands. You will always be able to set your original school station as your home station remotely should you ever find yourself "stuck".		If you place your Home Station in a station or structure owned by a player corporation, you might have to re-designate it if the structure is destroyed. If you set your Home Station in conquerable sovereign null-security space, you might find it inconvenient to return there if the sovereignty changes hands. You will always be able to set your original school station as your home station remotely should you ever find yourself "stuck".

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	\|There have been several significant changes to Home Station mechanics. The Home Station used to be called the "medical clone"		\|There have been several significant changes to Home Station mechanics. The Home Station used to be called the "medical clone"
	* The Phoebe expansion (November 2014) introduced limits on remotely installing medical clones. Before then, you could could move your medical clone remotely to a station, undock, self-destruct your pod, and upon "waking up" at your destination station, simply upgrade your clones and go about your business. This travel method made it fairly easy to travel to distant parts of the galaxy, bypassing any dangers en route. With the new clone move limits introduced with Phoebe, this became a much less viable method of traveling about New Eden (although it's certainly still possible).		* The Phoebe expansion (November 2014) introduced limits on remotely installing medical clones. Before then, you could could move your medical clone remotely to a station, undock, self-destruct your pod, and upon "waking up" at your destination station, simply upgrade your clones and go about your business. This travel method made it fairly easy to travel to distant parts of the galaxy, bypassing any dangers en route. With the new clone move limits introduced with Phoebe, this became a much less viable method of traveling about New Eden (although it's certainly still possible).
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	[[Category:Getting Started]]		[[Category:Getting Started]]

Archive:Applying to EVE University During War

Evon R'al — Mon, 07 Sep 2026 06:41:56 GMT

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	If your interests are in PVE you may find war creates a fair amount of risk towards some of your activities such as mining, missioning, planetary industry etc. For this reason we suggest that before you apply to EVE University you may want to consider setting up a base camp somewhere at a distance from our highsec locations such as at the [[Highsec_Campus\|HSC]], and ideally away from any trade hubs (Jita, Amarr, Dodixie, Rens, and even Hek). This should allow you to carry our your PVE activities in relative peace away from most of the war target activity. Also, there is no need to look to do things solo so look to connect with your future corp-mates to do these things with. Always pay attention and do not mine while you are AFK or you may risk losing your ship. We do have PVE focused campuses, such as the [[AMC\|Amarr Mining Campus]] where you can join other members of EVE University. Many pilots tend to have more than one base of operation, and within EVE University many pilots have bases at multiple campuses.		If your interests are in PVE you may find war creates a fair amount of risk towards some of your activities such as mining, missioning, planetary industry etc. For this reason we suggest that before you apply to EVE University you may want to consider setting up a base camp somewhere at a distance from our highsec locations such as at the [[Highsec_Campus\|HSC]], and ideally away from any trade hubs (Jita, Amarr, Dodixie, Rens, and even Hek). This should allow you to carry our your PVE activities in relative peace away from most of the war target activity. Also, there is no need to look to do things solo so look to connect with your future corp-mates to do these things with. Always pay attention and do not mine while you are AFK or you may risk losing your ship. We do have PVE focused campuses, such as the [[AMC\|Amarr Mining Campus]] where you can join other members of EVE University. Many pilots tend to have more than one base of operation, and within EVE University many pilots have bases at multiple campuses.

	You may want to set up a [[~~Jump Clones\|~~jump clone]] if you have not already done so. This may not seem like something that will be useful to you as a new player, but as a member it can be very useful and allow you to jump between campuses, and avoid losing expensive implants on fleets. You simply need the Infomorph Psychology skill. This is automatically trained on new accounts (since October 2015) but if your character was created before then you will need to buy the skillbook (which costs 1 million ISK from NPC corp sell orders). You have to pay 100,000 ISK per jump clone that you install. These can be installed at any NPC station (or player controlled station you can access) with a clone bay. Jump clones can be moved once installed.		You may want to set up a [[jump clone]] if you have not already done so. This may not seem like something that will be useful to you as a new player, but as a member it can be very useful and allow you to jump between campuses, and avoid losing expensive implants on fleets. You simply need the Infomorph Psychology skill. This is automatically trained on new accounts (since October 2015) but if your character was created before then you will need to buy the skillbook (which costs 1 million ISK from NPC corp sell orders). You have to pay 100,000 ISK per jump clone that you install. These can be installed at any NPC station (or player controlled station you can access) with a clone bay. Jump clones can be moved once installed.

	As always in EVE Online, it is important to only fly what you can afford to lose.		As always in EVE Online, it is important to only fly what you can afford to lose.
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	3) If you would like to relocate any of your possessions, such as to set up a PVE base somewhere, or relocating to one of the [[Campus\|campuses]], please do this before you join the queue for your interview to EVE University. If you would like to relocate anything after you join EVE University, we would very strongly recommend you set up an [[Creating_an_Alt_Hauler\|Alt Hauler]]. You can do this either before or after joining.		3) If you would like to relocate any of your possessions, such as to set up a PVE base somewhere, or relocating to one of the [[Campus\|campuses]], please do this before you join the queue for your interview to EVE University. If you would like to relocate anything after you join EVE University, we would very strongly recommend you set up an [[Creating_an_Alt_Hauler\|Alt Hauler]]. You can do this either before or after joining.

	4) If you would like to install [[~~jump_clone\|~~jump clones]] you may want to do so before joining EVE University.		4) If you would like to install [[jump clones]] you may want to do so before joining EVE University.

	5) If you wish to join in the war effort, it would be useful to set up some combat ships in one of our campuses before applying. EVE University can provide hulls and modules once you are a member, but it can be useful to have some ships set up and ready to fight, and it may be more difficult to obtain items from trade hubs while we are at war. You can obtain recommended fits on our wiki. Useful roles for inexperienced players are [[Tackling Guide\|tackling]] and [[EWAR]]. [[Guide_to_Logistics\|Logistics]] is also very welcome during wartime.		5) If you wish to join in the war effort, it would be useful to set up some combat ships in one of our campuses before applying. EVE University can provide hulls and modules once you are a member, but it can be useful to have some ships set up and ready to fight, and it may be more difficult to obtain items from trade hubs while we are at war. You can obtain recommended fits on our wiki. Useful roles for inexperienced players are [[Tackling Guide\|tackling]] and [[EWAR]]. [[Guide_to_Logistics\|Logistics]] is also very welcome during wartime.

	[[Category:Applying to EVE University]]		[[Category:Applying to EVE University]]

Pod saving

Evon R'al — Mon, 07 Sep 2026 06:39:58 GMT

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Fleet setup in Incursions

Evon R'al — Mon, 07 Sep 2026 06:16:43 GMT

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	=== Command Bursts ===		=== Command Bursts ===
	[[Command ~~Bursts\|Command bursts~~]] are immensely powerful modules that improves the efficiency of ever single ship that receives their boosts. The bursts themselves boost anything from armour and shield defenses, efficiency of remote repairs, electronic warfare, propulsion modules, locking ranges to reducing the signature radius of ships and making them harder to jam.		[[Command burst]]s are immensely powerful modules that improves the efficiency of ever single ship that receives their boosts. The bursts themselves boost anything from armour and shield defenses, efficiency of remote repairs, electronic warfare, propulsion modules, locking ranges to reducing the signature radius of ships and making them harder to jam.

	The combination of several bursts can create very powerful effects, like making logistics capable of operating with twice the efficiency thanks to the boosts. The combination of increased resists, reduced signature, faster cycle times etc all adds up.		The combination of several bursts can create very powerful effects, like making logistics capable of operating with twice the efficiency thanks to the boosts. The combination of increased resists, reduced signature, faster cycle times etc all adds up.
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	Below are the skills required to become an incursion booster. If you're only going to use one implant, it's enough to train just two of the specialization skills. The '''Fleet Command''' skills aren't strictly needed for Vanguard fleets as the ships are always in a tight clump, but are useful for Headquarters fleets where ships will spread out a lot more.		Below are the skills required to become an incursion booster. If you're only going to use one implant, it's enough to train just two of the specialization skills. The '''Fleet Command''' skills aren't strictly needed for Vanguard fleets as the ships are always in a tight clump, but are useful for Headquarters fleets where ships will spread out a lot more.

	If you want to go for a truly perfect booster you'll need to train all four specialization skills as well as taking fleet command to V. You'll also need [[~~Jump Clones\|~~jump clones]] so you can setup the appropriate mindlink implant clones.		If you want to go for a truly perfect booster you'll need to train all four specialization skills as well as taking fleet command to V. You'll also need [[jump clones]] so you can setup the appropriate mindlink implant clones.
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Archive:IVY Defense Status

Evon R'al — Mon, 07 Sep 2026 06:09:13 GMT

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	\| Increased Readiness		\| Increased Readiness
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Home Station

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	== Respawning ==		== Respawning ==

	When your capsule is destroyed (when you are "podded") your character will wake up immediately in a new body in their Home Station. Any implants that were in your head when your capsule was destroyed will be lost; your new body's head will be empty. Any bonuses gained from [[Medical boosters\|drugs]] ~~drugs~~ taken before your capsule's destruction will be lost with the dead clone, with the important exception of [[Medical_boosters#Cerebral_Accelerators\|cerebral accelerators]], which persist across clones.		When your capsule is destroyed (when you are "podded") your character will wake up immediately in a new body in their Home Station. Any implants that were in your head when your capsule was destroyed will be lost; your new body's head will be empty. Any bonuses gained from [[Medical boosters\|drugs]] taken before your capsule's destruction will be lost with the dead clone, with the important exception of [[Medical_boosters#Cerebral_Accelerators\|cerebral accelerators]], which persist across clones.

	You can also redeem items (e.g. from daily login campaigns) directly to your Home Station, even when you're in space.		You can also redeem items (e.g. from daily login campaigns) directly to your Home Station, even when you're in space.

Raiju

Ranolord Fidare — Sun, 06 Sep 2026 15:06:30 GMT

fixed a typo

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	10% reduction in Warp Scrambler and Warp Disruptor activation cost<br>		10% reduction in Warp Scrambler and Warp Disruptor activation cost<br>
	'''Gallente Frigate bonuses (per skill level):'''<br>		'''Gallente Frigate bonuses (per skill level):'''<br>
	10% bonus to Remote ~~Senor~~ Dampener effectiveness<br>		10% bonus to Remote Sensor Dampener effectiveness<br>
	15% reduction in Remote Sensor Dampener activation cost<br>		15% reduction in Remote Sensor Dampener activation cost<br>
	'''Caldari Frigate bonuses (per skill level):'''<br>		'''Caldari Frigate bonuses (per skill level):'''<br>
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User:Paxte Eriker/incursions/Nation Rebirth Facility

Paxte Eriker — Sun, 06 Sep 2026 12:42:23 GMT

Site Overview

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	entering site and to kill the rats that spawn that spawn ~100km off in the final wave. Short range ships will need to move for each wave in order be on top of the new spawns.		entering site and to kill the rats that spawn that spawn ~100km off in the final wave. Short range ships will need to move for each wave in order be on top of the new spawns.
	Logistics ships will need to move once to their anchor point which will keep them in range of other ships for all spawns.		Logistics ships will need to move once to their anchor point which will keep them in range of other ships for all spawns.

			The Nation Rebirth Facility is a single room with the first wave of enemies fully spawned upon entering.

	= Completion Requirements =		= Completion Requirements =

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	{{Cleanup\|Stacmon was used as an example as it was our previous HQ. Note that Uni HQ is now in Korsiki in The Forge. The instructions given are mostly accurate, but the page needs(?) re-writing based on Korsiki and Uni Hauling works in a different way to when this article was written.}}
	{{Abyssal Deadspace links}}		{{Abyssal Deadspace links}}
	== Purpose of the article ==		== Purpose of the article ==
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	\| {{ColorSecurityRating\|1.0}} \|\| - \|\| -		\| {{ColorSecurityRating\|1.0}} \|\| - \|\| -
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	\| {{ColorSecurityRating\|0.9}} \|\| - \|\| -		\| {{ColorSecurityRating\|0.9}} \|\| T0 \|\| -
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	\| {{ColorSecurityRating\|0.8}} \|\| ~~T0,~~ T1, T2, T3 \|\| T4, T5, T6		\| {{ColorSecurityRating\|0.8}} \|\| T1, T2, T3 \|\| T4, T5, T6
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	\| {{ColorSecurityRating\|0.7}} \|\| T0, T1, T2, T3, T4 \|\| T5, T6		\| {{ColorSecurityRating\|0.7}} \|\| T0, T1, T2, T3, T4 \|\| T5, T6
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	{{example\|In our example, we will use the guidelines to pick the best 0.9 system - you ~~cannot~~ run ~~Abyss~~ in ~~these~~ systems, but the same principles still apply, and it won't create "The system that Uni said we should run" to avoid attention from gankers.}}		{{example\|In our example, we will use the guidelines to pick the best 0.9 system - you can only run T0s in such systems, but the same principles still apply when looking for systems to run higher tiers, and it won't create "The system that Uni said we should run" to avoid attention from gankers.}}

			=== Region choice ===

			When looking for system to run Abyss you should be aware of gankers. T3 and above Cruisers will be frequently worth over 1B ISK, and in some areas it's not worth the risk. You can check which regions have the most active gankers by using Advanced Search on [https://zkillboard.com/asearch/#%7B%22buttons%22%3A%5B%22togglefilters%22%2C%22recent%22%2C%22label-ganked%22%2C%22label-isk%3A1b%2B%22%2C%22attackers-and%22%2C%22either-and%22%2C%22victims-and%22%2C%22items-and%22%2C%22sort-date%22%2C%22sort-desc%22%2C%22page1%22%2C%22allinvolved%22%5D%2C%22includeAssociates%22%3Atrue%7D Zkillboard].

			{{example\|In our case we see that most ganker-active regions are The Citadel, The Forge, Metropolis, Lonetrek and Genesis - each having more than 100 ships worth over 1B killed in last 90 days. We will exclude these regions completely.}}

	=== Convenience ===		=== Convenience ===
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	Depending on how important these criteria are to you, you have to decide on where your running system can be.		Depending on how important these criteria are to you, you have to decide on where your running system can be.

	{{example\| Let's assume that our target 0.9 system has to be at most 15 jumps from ~~Stacmon~~, ~~Dodixie, or Jita~~ and a DED station. We will haul our loot by ourselves, and we will buy our ammo ourselves - so we want all 3 to be relatively close.}}		{{example\| Let's assume that our target 0.9 system has to be at most 15 jumps from Gid, major trade hub and a DED station. We will haul our loot by ourselves, and we will buy our ammo ourselves - so we want all 3 to be relatively close.}}

	Possible considerations:		Possible considerations:
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	A good way of finding a convenient system to run is to use [https://www.adam4eve.eu/market_orders.php Adam4Eve] Market orders page - it can display offers for Abyss loot (Triglavian Survey Database) with filters narrowing down possible locations.		A good way of finding a convenient system to run is to use [https://www.adam4eve.eu/market_orders.php Adam4Eve] Market orders page - it can display offers for Abyss loot (Triglavian Survey Database) with filters narrowing down possible locations.

	{{example\|Let's check which systems have DED station with NPC buy orders for Survey Databases within 10 jumps out of ~~Stacmon~~. To do that, open the link above and fill the filter following way:<br>		{{example\|Let's check which systems have DED station with NPC buy orders for Survey Databases within 10 jumps out of Gid. To do that, open the link above and fill the filter following way:<br>
	[[File:A4E Abyss1.PNG\|600px]]<br>		[[File:A4E Abyss1.PNG\|600px]]<br>
	This filter will show buy orders which are:		This filter will show buy orders which are:
	* Max 10 jumps out of ~~Stacmon~~ - section "Your location"		* Max 10 jumps out of Gid - section "Your location"
	* Only NPC orders - section "Miscellaneous"<br>		* Only NPC orders - section "Miscellaneous"<br>
	[[File:A4E Abyss2.PNG\|400px]]<br>		[[File:A4E Abyss2.PNG\|400px]]<br>
	Note: In the game, you would ~~not~~ be able to see ~~any of these~~ orders ~~- Stacmon is~~ in ~~the Placid~~ region~~, which has no DED stations!~~<br><br>		Note: In the game, you would only be able to see orders in your region.<br><br>
	Based on these orders we see that 3 regions are potential candidates - ~~Genesis, The Citadel,~~ and ~~Verge Vendor.~~<br><br>		Based on these orders we see that 2 regions are potential candidates - Domain and Tash-Murkon<br><br>
	~~We can now check on Dotlan what the shortest HiSec route from Stacmon to Jita is. (let's use Jita~~, we ~~want the best prices!) - https://evemaps.dotlan.net/route/2:Stacmon:Jita <br>~~		Since both Gid and Amarr are in Domain region, we will try to find system to run in Domain, fillfilling our criteria.}}
	~~The route goes through all the regions we found in the previous step - so let's keep them~~ in ~~mind~~, ~~and proceed to the next step~~.}}

	=== System traffic ===		=== System traffic ===
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	Ideally, you want a system that no one visits. That's obviously impossible, so the next best choice is a low-traffic system, preferably a dead-end. We can check that by opening the Region map in Dotlan, and selecting "Jumps (24h)" in the dropdown. That allows us to estimate traffic through that system. It's worth checking it for a few days in a row, as traffic might also depend on the day of the week.		Ideally, you want a system that no one visits. That's obviously impossible, so the next best choice is a low-traffic system, preferably a dead-end. We can check that by opening the Region map in Dotlan, and selecting "Jumps (24h)" in the dropdown. That allows us to estimate traffic through that system. It's worth checking it for a few days in a row, as traffic might also depend on the day of the week.

	{{example\|Let's open map of ~~The Verge Vendor~~, and mark ~~Stacmon~~->~~Jita~~ route with red, and potential systems (0.9 security) with green:<br>		{{example\|Let's open map of Domain, and mark Gid->Amarr route with red, and potential systems (0.9 security) with green:<br>
	[https://evemaps.dotlan.net/map/Verge_Vendor#sec Link]<br>		[https://evemaps.dotlan.net/map/Verge_Vendor#sec Link]<br>
	[[File:AbyssDotlan1.PNG\|600px]]<br>		[[File:AbyssDotlan1.PNG\|600px]]<br>
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	[https://evemaps.dotlan.net/map/Verge_Vendor#jumps24 Link]<br>		[https://evemaps.dotlan.net/map/Verge_Vendor#jumps24 Link]<br>
	[[File:AbyssDotlan2.PNG\|600px]]<br>		[[File:AbyssDotlan2.PNG\|600px]]<br>
	We ~~can clearly see that~~ systems ~~on the Stacmon->Jita path have a lot of~~ traffic~~, and should be avoided~~. A ~~few good~~ candidates are ~~Adallier~~, ~~Channance~~, ~~and Theruesse~~. ~~Using Dotlan we~~ can ~~check distances to Stacmon and Jita from each~~ system~~:<br>~~		We marked all systems withh more than 300 jumps in last 24 with orange (arbitrary number used to mark systems with high traffic). A lot of remaining candidates are very close to Amarr - like Fora, Hanan or Simbelo, which is too dangerous. You can also see that dead-end system Deepari has a lot of traffic- I would suggest avoiding it. There are two decent locations - dead-end system Horir or triangle Lashkai-Hamse-Ana at far right of the map.<br>
	~~[https://evemaps~~.~~dotlan~~.~~net/route/2:Stacmon:Adallier:Jita Adallier]: 5j to Stacmon, 15j to Jita, 2j to [https://evemaps.dotlan.net/route/Adallier:Scolluzer Scolluzer] - closest DED station~~<br>		Personally - I'd pick Ana. It's 7 jumps from Amarr (not the safest, but better than 4), 11 jumps from Gid (still in our criteria of 15 jumps away) and 7 jumps from Esteban and Sahdil, which are systems with DED stations.}}
	~~[https://evemaps~~.~~dotlan.net/route/2:Stacmon:Channace:Jita Channance]: 6j to Stacmon~~, ~~14j to Jita~~, ~~4j to [https://evemaps.dotlan.net/route/Channace:Scolluzer Scolluzer] - closest DED station<br>~~
	~~[https://evemaps.dotlan.net/route/2:Stacmon:Theruesse:Jita Theruesse]: 7j to Stacmon, 19j to Jita 3j to [https://evemaps.dotlan.net/route/Theruesse:Scolluzer Scolluzer] - closest DED station<br>~~
	~~Adallier and Channance fulfill~~ our ~~initial requirements, Theruesse offers a bit more safety since it's far~~ away from ~~the main routes~~. ~~Your choice ;)~~}}

	== Safe Spots ==		== Safe Spots ==

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Black Ops

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	'''Black Ops''' [[battleships]] (also '''BLOPs''') are designed for covert operations behind enemy lines. To do this they have the ability to [[Jump drives\|jump]], [[Jump drives#Bridging\|bridge]], and [[conduit jump]] to any [[cyno]] especially [[Jump drives#Covert Cynosural Fields\|covert cynos]]. Black Ops gameplay usually means: jump in, kill the target, get safe, jump out.		'''Black Ops''' [[battleships]] (also '''BLOPs''') are designed for covert operations behind enemy lines. To do this, they have the ability to [[Jump drives\|jump]], [[Jump drives#Bridging\|bridge]], and [[conduit jump]] to any [[cyno]] especially [[Jump drives#Covert Cynosural Fields\|covert cynos]]. Black Ops gameplay usually means: jump in, kill the target, get safe, jump out.
	Covert cynos help a lot with stealthy movements in hostile space as they are not visible systemwide like hard cynos.		Covert cynos help a lot with stealthy movements in hostile space, as they are not visible systemwide like hard cynos.

	To complement their special jump capabilities they have significant role bonuses to cloaking, even though they cannot fit a covert ops [[~~Cloaking\|~~cloak]], i.e., they cannot warp cloaked. Black Ops have no targeting delay after cloaking, their cloak reactivation delay reduced to 5 seconds, and they have a 650% bonus to ship max velocity when using cloaking devices. The last bonus means that Black Ops move faster while being cloaked for a wide range of cloaks. This also means that they can fully [[align\|prealign]] while being cloaked. Those cloaking capabilities help them to “get safe” after a drop as well as stay in hostile space while waiting for a target.		To complement their special jump capabilities, they have significant role bonuses to cloaking, even though they cannot fit a covert ops [[cloak]], i.e., they cannot warp cloaked. Black Ops have no targeting delay after cloaking, their cloak reactivation delay is reduced to 5 seconds, and they have a 650% bonus to ship max velocity when using cloaking devices. The last bonus means that Black Ops move faster while being cloaked for a wide range of cloaks. This also means that they can fully [[align\|prealign]] while being cloaked. Those cloaking capabilities help them to “get safe” after a drop as well as stay in hostile space while waiting for a target.

	Their jump capabilities are further strengthened by a reduction to [[jump fatigue]].<ref>The jump fatigue consists of a base term per jump plus a term proportional to the distance jumped. The distance term is reduced by 75% for Black Ops.</ref> Their jump range of 4 lightyears without skills and 8 lightyears with max skills is relatively far as it’s more than for ~~dreads~~ and carriers but not as far as for Rorquals and Jump Freighters. Black Ops further have the ability to fit both covert and hard cynos. Hard cynos also get 50% reduction in cycle time.		Their jump capabilities are further strengthened by a reduction to [[jump fatigue]].<ref>The jump fatigue consists of a base term per jump plus a term proportional to the distance jumped. The distance term is reduced by 75% for Black Ops.</ref> Their jump range of 4 lightyears without skills and 8 lightyears with max skills is relatively far as it’s more than for dreadnoughts and carriers but not as far as for Rorquals and Jump Freighters. Black Ops further have the ability to fit both covert and hard cynos. Hard cynos also get 50% reduction in cycle time.

	Black Ops have an increased resist profile but don’t exactly follow the usual [[~~Natural_resistances#Black_Ops~~\|T2 resist philosophy]]. Their base hit points are a good bit lower than the T1 hulls they are based upon, but after resists and fittings the effect isn’t as big as you might think. Still, they are not designed for prolonged battles but a quick in and out. Black Ops usually don’t die to their target because they can choose said target; the typical reason for a Black Ops loss is being baited into a trap.		Black Ops have an increased resist profile but don’t exactly follow the usual [[Natural resistances\|T2 resist philosophy]]. Their base hit points are a good bit lower than the T1 hulls they are based upon, but after resists and fittings the effect isn’t as big as you might think. Still, they are not designed for prolonged battles but a quick in and out. Black Ops usually don’t die to their target because they can choose said target; the typical reason for a Black Ops loss is being baited into a trap.

	Black Ops weigh roughly 150 kt; this is significantly more than other battleships which typically weigh 100 kt. This also negatively affects their [[Propulsion_equipment#Sizes_and_mass_effects\|speed with a propulsion module]] turned on. They have a relatively big sensor strength; they usually fit a cloak though and after the drawback of the cloak their sensor strength is normal for battleships.		Black Ops weigh roughly 150 kt; this is significantly more than other battleships which typically weigh 100 kt. This also negatively affects their [[Propulsion_equipment#Sizes_and_mass_effects\|speed with a propulsion module]] turned on. They have a relatively big sensor strength; they usually fit a cloak though and after the drawback of the cloak their sensor strength is normal for battleships.

	Currently five Black Ops hulls exist, one for each empire plus the Marshal which belongs to [[CONCORD#Ships\|CONCORD]].		Currently five Black Ops hulls exist, one for each empire plus the Marshal which belongs to [[CONCORD#Ships\|CONCORD]]:

	* {{sh\|Redeemer}}		* {{sh\|Redeemer}}
	* {{sh\|Widow}}		* {{sh\|Widow}}
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	The empire hulls all have a total of 19 slots (high + mid + low slots). The Marshal has a total of 22 slots.		The empire hulls all have a total of 19 slots (high + mid + low slots). The Marshal has a total of 22 slots.

	Black Ops can of course also jump and bridge from highsec just like ~~Jump~~ freighters, as they are not capitals and allowed in highsec.		Black Ops can of course also jump and bridge from highsec just like jump freighters, as they are not [[Capital ships\|capitals]] and are allowed in highsec.

	== Bridging and conduit jumps ==		== Bridging and conduit jumps ==
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	== Fitting ==		== Fitting ==
	While the exact fitting obviously varies for the different hulls and also for every pilot a bit, there are some general fitting principles for Black Ops. All Black Ops have two utility high slots. It’s obvious that one of them is used for a cloak. Commonly a faction cloak is used to provide a bit more speed than a T2 cloak. If the Black Ops is used for bridging, the second utility high is used for the Covert Jump Portal Generator. As jumping costs a lot of capacitor, essentially all Black Ops fit a [[~~Capacitor Boosters\|~~Capacitor Booster]]. You can already activate it while being in the jump tunnel so that you land combat ready. Further it’s not unusual to have a Large Standard Container in cargo as you can bring more cap charges this way. Most Black Ops also fit an [[MJD]] as a get away option.		While the exact fitting obviously varies for the different hulls and also for every pilot a bit, there are some general fitting principles for Black Ops. All Black Ops have two utility high slots. It’s obvious that one of them is used for a cloak. Commonly a faction cloak is used to provide a bit more speed than a T2 cloak. If the Black Ops is used for bridging, the second utility high is used for the Covert Jump Portal Generator. As jumping costs a lot of capacitor, essentially all Black Ops fit a [[Capacitor Booster]]. You can already activate it while being in the jump tunnel so that you land combat ready. Further it’s not unusual to have a Large Standard Container in cargo as you can bring more cap charges this way. Most Black Ops also fit an [[MJD]] as a get away option.

	=== Combat fits ===		=== Combat fits ===
	Combat fits refers to Black Ops which are supposed to jump in and deal damage as opposed to pure bridging fits.		Combat fits refers to Black Ops which are supposed to jump in and deal damage as opposed to pure bridging fits.

	A combat it would obviously fit guns/missile launchers to deal damage. They are commonly the short range variant as the cyno is usually lit very close to the target and the short range variant has more DPS and you want to destroy the target quickly. Instead of a bridge you usually fit an energy neutralizer preferably a heavy if you can make it work. The Sin also often fits a full rack of neuts instead of any guns. Even though the Redeemer has a neut bonus it usually rather focuses on its guns. The neuts helps to crack the tank of the targets.		A combat it would obviously fit guns/missile launchers to deal damage. They are commonly the short range variant as the cyno is usually lit very close to the target and the short range variant has more DPS and you want to destroy the target quickly. Instead of a bridge you usually fit an energy neutralizer preferably a heavy if you can make it work. The [[Sin]] also often fits a full rack of neuts instead of any guns. Even though the [[Redeemer]] has a neut bonus it usually rather focuses on its guns. The neuts helps to crack the tank of the targets.

	If you drop in bigger groups, you rather fit a buffer tank. In this case armor tank is more common and you might bring some remote rep Sins or T3C with remote reps. If solo or very small groups, you often fit an active tank. People rather tend to shield tanks then if the hull allows it.		If you drop in bigger groups, you rather fit a buffer tank. In this case armor tank is more common and you might bring some remote rep Sins or T3C with remote reps. If solo or very small groups, you often fit an active tank. People rather tend to shield tanks then if the hull allows it.
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	== Skills ==		== Skills ==
			Black Ops are expensive battleships which already have a high skill requirement just to sit in them. In addition to standard battleship skills, they will require the {{Sk\|Black Ops}} skill, which requires {{Sk\|Cloaking\|IV}}, {{Sk\|Jump Drive Operation\|V}}, and {{Sk\|Jump Drive Calibration\|IV}}. Thus it’s not surprising that your relevant skills should be pretty good (i.e. mostly level 5), especially the general [[support skills]] and the weapon skills for your preferred hull. The Black Ops skill itself should be at level 4. Level 5 isn’t immediately necessary, in accordance with the [[Support skills#The 80/20 rule of skill training\|80/20 rule]].

	~~Black Ops are expensive battleships which~~ already ~~have a high skill requirement~~ just to sit in ~~them. In addition to standard battleship skills, they will require the~~ Black Ops ~~skill, which requires Cloaking IV,~~ Jump Drive ~~Operation V~~, and ~~Jump Drive Calibration IV. Thus it’s not surprising that~~ your ~~relevant skills should be pretty good (i.e~~. ~~mostly~~ level 5~~), especially the general [[support skills]] and the weapon skills~~ for ~~your preferred hull. The~~ Black Ops ~~skill itself~~ should be at ~~level~~ 4. ~~Level~~ 5 ~~isn’t immediately necessary~~, ~~in accordance with~~ the ~~[[Support_skills#The_80.2F20_Rule_of_Skill_Training\|80/20 rule]]~~.		You already need good jump skills to just sit in a Black Ops. Jump Drive Calibration level 5 is not strictly required, but it affects your jump range, and if you fly with others your lower skill may end up holding the group back in terms of range. So level 5 is strongly recommended. Jump Fuel Conservation isn’t required for Black Ops, but you should train it to at least 4. In the long run level 5 is advised, as the skill allows you to stay out hunting for longer.

	~~You already need good~~ jump skills to ~~just sit in a~~ Black Ops. ~~Jump Drive Calibration level 5 is not strictly required, but~~ it ~~affects your jump range~~, ~~and if you fly~~ with ~~others your lower skill may end up holding~~ the ~~group back in terms~~ of ~~range. So level~~ 5 ~~is strongly recommended~~. ~~Jump Fuel Conservation isn’t required for Black Ops, but~~ you ~~should train it~~ to ~~at least 4~~. ~~In the long run level 5 is advised~~, ~~as the~~ skill ~~allows you to stay out hunting for longer~~.		As you have to train a lot of jump skills, it's more efficient to train Black Ops on a character which has other uses for jump skills. This means you would rather train it on a capital alt than a subcap character, since capital ships use the same skills. Black Ops skills overlap especially well with the dreadnought or titan of whichever empire you train Battleships 5 for. If you plan to fly a [[Sin]] without guns (e.g. with neuts or remote reps), you'll also have a good skill overlap with carriers or force auxiliaries.

	As you ~~have to train a lot of jump~~ skills~~, it's more efficient~~ to ~~train Black Ops on a character which has other uses for jump skills~~. ~~This means you would rather train it on a capital alt than a subcap character~~, ~~since capital ships use the same~~ skills. Black Ops ~~skills overlap especially well with the dreadnought or titan of whichever empire you train Battleships 5~~ for~~. If you plan to fly a Sin without guns (e.g. with neuts or remote reps)~~, ~~you'll also have a good skill overlap with carriers or force auxiliaries~~.		Because Black Ops are expensive hulls, you shouldn't rush into them before training your tank skills to level 5. Amarr and Gallente are especially skill-intensive, because there are so many armor skills. Black Ops often run multispectrum coatings/membranes for example, and these are affected by all four Armor Compensation skills.

	~~Because~~ Black Ops ~~are expensive hulls, you shouldn't rush into them~~ before training ~~your tank skills to level 5. Amarr and Gallente are especially~~ skill~~-intensive, because there are so many armor skills. Black Ops often run multispectrum coatings/membranes for example, and these are affected by all four Armor Compensation skills.{{SkillQueue~~\|Spaceship Command 1		{{SkillQueue\|name= Generic Black Ops Skill Plan
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	Spaceship Command 2		Spaceship Command 2
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	Jump Fuel Conservation 5~~\|name=Generic Black Ops Skill Plan\|hdr=0\|desc=(Does not include general battleship skills - train for a T1 battleship before training this skill plan)~~}}		Jump Fuel Conservation 5
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	== PvE ==		== PvE ==

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	For ease of reference, all articles in this category should be placed both in the main category as well as the appropriate subcategory.		For ease of reference, all articles in this category should be placed both in the main category as well as the appropriate subcategory.

	For an overview of all ships in EVE, see ~~{{tl\|ShipsMatrix}}~~.		For an overview of all ships in EVE, see [[EVE Ships]].
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	[[Category:Ships]]</noinclude>		[[Category:Ships]]</noinclude>

Tackling

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Jump drives

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	''Cynosure'' (pronounced like "sigh no sure") is a little-used word outside of EVE. It means a guide, or a person or thing that draws attention towards itself. It originates in the ancient Greek name for the North Star, making it a very appropriate term for the cynosural fields of New Eden.		''Cynosure'' (pronounced like "sigh no sure") is a little-used word outside of EVE. It means a guide, or a person or thing that draws attention towards itself. It originates in the ancient Greek name for the North Star, making it a very appropriate term for the cynosural fields of New Eden.

	Cynosural Fields come in three varieties: '''normal''' or so-called '''"hard" cynos''', '''covert cynos''', and '''industrial cynos'''. The three types differ in important ways in their equipment requirements, in their fuel use, and in the ships which they can transport. Cynos cannot be lit in [[high-sec]], and while they can be lit in [[wormhole space]] they serve no purpose as jump drives cannot jump to systems in wormhole space. [[Mobile Cynosural Inhibitor]]s prevent the activation of cynos in a 200km radius but do not remove existing cynos. Solar systems as a whole can be cyno jammed either through the navigation structure [[Tenebrex Cyno Jammer]] or a [[Incursion#Constellation_Penalties\|Sansha Incursion]].		Cynosural Fields (Cyno) come in three varieties: '''normal''' or so-called '''"hard" cynos''', '''covert cynos''', and '''industrial cynos'''. The three types differ in important ways in their equipment requirements, in their fuel use, and in the ships which they can transport. Cynos cannot be lit in [[high-sec]], and while they can be lit in [[wormhole space]] they serve no purpose as jump drives cannot jump to systems in wormhole space. [[Mobile Cynosural Inhibitor]]s prevent the activation of cynos in a 200km radius but do not remove existing cynos. Solar systems as a whole can be cyno jammed either through the navigation structure [[Tenebrex Cyno Jammer]] or a [[Incursion#Constellation_Penalties\|Sansha Incursion]].

	=== Normal Cynosural Fields ===		=== Normal Cynosural Fields ===
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	Black ops battleships and Rorquals have a fixed limit of 30 ships, limited to covert ops and dedicated mining ships respectively. A Rorqual can only conduit jump if its Industrial Core is inactive.		Black ops battleships and Rorquals have a fixed limit of 30 ships, limited to covert ops and dedicated mining ships respectively. A Rorqual can only conduit jump if its Industrial Core is inactive.

	Meanwhile tech 1 carriers and supercarriers can take 5 to 30 eligible ships with them depending on the level of the {{Sk\|Capital Jump Portal Generation}} skill. Tech 2 command carriers have a further 100% bonus to their capacity, allowing them to take 10 to 60 eligible ships. Eligible ships are all combat sub-capital ships: [[Corvette]], [[Frigate]], [[Destroyer]], [[Cruiser]], [[Battlecruiser]], and [[Battleship]] - including their faction, T2, and T3 counterparts. [[Capsules]] and [[shuttles]] are also permitted.		Meanwhile, tech 1 carriers and supercarriers can take up to 5 to 30 eligible ships with them depending on the level of the {{Sk\|Capital Jump Portal Generation}} skill. Tech 2 command carriers have a further 100% bonus to their capacity, allowing them to take up to 10 to 60 eligible ships. Eligible ships are all combat sub-capital ships: [[Corvette]], [[Frigate]], [[Destroyer]], [[Cruiser]], [[Battlecruiser]], and [[Battleship]] - including their faction, T2, and T3 counterparts. [[Capsules]] and [[shuttles]] are also permitted.

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Sesentha Avada — Fri, 04 Sep 2026 05:39:46 GMT

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 == Skills ==
-Black Ops are expensive ships which already have a high skill requirement to just sit in them. Thus it’s not surprising that your relevant skills especially the general [[support skills]] should be pretty good which means mostly level five. The Black Ops skill itself should be at level four. Level five isn’t immediately necessary in accordance with the [[Support_skills#The_80.2F20_Rule_of_Skill_Training|80/20 rule]]. But it’s importance depends a bit on the hull.
+Black Ops are expensive battleships which already have a high skill requirement just to sit in them. In addition to standard battleship skills, they will require the Black Ops skill, which requires Cloaking IV, Jump Drive Operation V, and Jump Drive Calibration IV. Thus it’s not surprising that your relevant skills should be pretty good (i.e. mostly level 5), especially the general [[support skills]] and the weapon skills for your preferred hull. The Black Ops skill itself should be at level 4. Level 5 isn’t immediately necessary, in accordance with the [[Support_skills#The_80.2F20_Rule_of_Skill_Training|80/20 rule]].
-You already need good jump skills to just sit in a Black Ops. Jump Drive Calibration is ‘only’ required at level four but if you fly with others they will certainly implicitly assume that everyone has it five when planning for jump ranges. Thus train it to five. Jump Fuel Conservation isn’t required for Black Ops but you should train it to four in accordance with the 80/20 rule. In the long run level five is certainly advised as the skill allows you to stay out hunting for longer.
+You already need good jump skills to just sit in a Black Ops. Jump Drive Calibration level 5 is not strictly required, but it affects your jump range, and if you fly with others your lower skill may end up holding the group back in terms of range. So level 5 is strongly recommended. Jump Fuel Conservation isn’t required for Black Ops, but you should train it to at least 4. In the long run level 5 is advised, as the skill allows you to stay out hunting for longer.
-As have to train a lot of jump skills and ideally also to level five, it suggests itself to train Black Ops on a character which already has (very) good jump skills. This means you would rather train it on a capital alt than a subcap character. You have especially good skill synergies with the dreadnought or titan corresponding to the given empire. If you plan to fly your Sin without guns (thus with neuts or remote reps), you also have a good skill overlap with carriers or FAXs.
+As you have to train a lot of jump skills, it's more efficient to train Black Ops on a character which has other uses for jump skills. This means you would rather train it on a capital alt than a subcap character, since capital ships use the same skills. Black Ops skills overlap especially well with the dreadnought or titan of whichever empire you train Battleships 5 for. If you plan to fly a Sin without guns (e.g. with neuts or remote reps), you'll also have a good skill overlap with carriers or force auxiliaries.
 == PvE ==

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	=== Extra Modules for Tackle Ships ===		=== Extra Modules for Tackle Ships ===
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	\| [[File:Module icon afterburner tech1.png\|32px\|link=]] Afterburner		\| [[File:Module icon afterburner tech1.png\|32px\|link=]] Afterburner
	~~\| style="background-color: #333333;"~~ \| As fitted to military jet fighters, afterburners (or ABs) can be fitted to ships in EVE Online. The afterburner increases your sub-warp speed by a percentage. Afterburners are often used while in orbit around a target to help evade enemy fire and keep the user's ship alive. However, in the face of microwarpdrives, they are often not fast enough to leap into battle on their own and catch enemies who are not yet in range.		\| As fitted to military jet fighters, afterburners (or ABs) can be fitted to ships in EVE Online. The afterburner increases your sub-warp speed by a percentage. Afterburners are often used while in orbit around a target to help evade enemy fire and keep the user's ship alive. However, in the face of microwarpdrives, they are often not fast enough to leap into battle on their own and catch enemies who are not yet in range.

	The Tech 1 module boosts your speed by 115% (thus it doubles your speed plus another 15%). The Tech 2 version boosts your speed by 135%. Faction and Deadspace variations of this module offer further speed boosts (of 140-160%), but are much more expensive and thus not commonly used.		The Tech 1 module boosts your speed by 115% (thus it doubles your speed plus another 15%). The Tech 2 version boosts your speed by 135%. Faction and Deadspace variations of this module offer further speed boosts (of 140-160%), but are much more expensive and thus not commonly used.
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	\| [[File:Module icon microwarpdrive tech1.png\|32px\|link=]] Microwarpdrive		\| [[File:Module icon microwarpdrive tech1.png\|32px\|link=]] Microwarpdrive
	~~\| style="background-color: #333333;"~~ \| The microwarpdrive (or MWD) is a small warpdrive capable of giving a significant speed boost to your sub-warp speed. It's an upgraded version of the afterburner, however it comes with several drawbacks. Unlike an afterburner, a microwarpdrive is extremely effective at getting into, or out of, an enemy's range, but is not at all effective at helping evade enemy fire. An active MWD grants a 500% boost to sub-warp speed, but also increases the ship's signature radius by 500%, making it far easier to hit than its speed would imply. Also, as mentioned above, microwarpdrives are forcibly deactivated by hostile Warp Scramblers. MWDs also consume more capacitor to operate, and having an MWD fitted to a ship reduces the ships maximum capacitor capacity (and thus, indirectly, the ship's capacitor regeneration rate). As a result of all this, it is often best to use an MWD to get into tackle range of a target, and then deactivate it while in close orbit to avoid being hit.		\| The microwarpdrive (or MWD) is a small warpdrive capable of giving a significant speed boost to your sub-warp speed. It's an upgraded version of the afterburner, however it comes with several drawbacks. Unlike an afterburner, a microwarpdrive is extremely effective at getting into, or out of, an enemy's range, but is not at all effective at helping evade enemy fire. An active MWD grants a 500% boost to sub-warp speed, but also increases the ship's signature radius by 500%, making it far easier to hit than its speed would imply. Also, as mentioned above, microwarpdrives are forcibly deactivated by hostile Warp Scramblers. MWDs also consume more capacitor to operate, and having an MWD fitted to a ship reduces the ships maximum capacitor capacity (and thus, indirectly, the ship's capacitor regeneration rate). As a result of all this, it is often best to use an MWD to get into tackle range of a target, and then deactivate it while in close orbit to avoid being hit.

	The Tech 1 module gives a 500% bonus to speed, at the cost of 500% increased signature radius and 25% reduced capacitor capacity. The Tech 2 module gives a 510% boost to speed, but only 20% reduced capacitor capacity. However, the use of Tech 2 MWDs is often frowned upon, in favor of the Quad LiF Restrained variant, which gives a 505% bonus to speed, 20% reduced capacitor capacity, only 450% increased signature radius (mitigating a little of the evasion problem), and lower capacitor consumption than the Tech 2 variant.		The Tech 1 module gives a 500% bonus to speed, at the cost of 500% increased signature radius and 25% reduced capacitor capacity. The Tech 2 module gives a 510% boost to speed, but only 20% reduced capacitor capacity. However, the use of Tech 2 MWDs is often frowned upon, in favor of the Quad LiF Restrained variant, which gives a 505% bonus to speed, 20% reduced capacitor capacity, only 450% increased signature radius (mitigating a little of the evasion problem), and lower capacitor consumption than the Tech 2 variant.
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	\| [[File:Icon sensor resolution.png\|32px\|link=]] Sensor Booster		\| [[File:Icon sensor resolution.png\|32px\|link=]] Sensor Booster
	''(with Scan Resolution Script)''		''(with Scan Resolution Script)''
	~~\| style="background-color: #333333;"~~ \| To be effective as a tackler you first need to get a lock on the target you want to tackle. Every ship has a certain scan resolution, visible in the fitting window, which, together with your target's signature radius, determines the time it takes to lock a target. With a sensor booster you can increase that scan resolution which enables you to decrease the lock-time and so point or scram the target faster.		\| To be effective as a tackler you first need to get a lock on the target you want to tackle. Every ship has a certain scan resolution, visible in the fitting window, which, together with your target's signature radius, determines the time it takes to lock a target. With a sensor booster you can increase that scan resolution which enables you to decrease the lock-time and so point or scram the target faster.

	The tech 1 version of the sensor booster boosts your scan resolution by 25%, while the tech 2 version boosts it by 30%. Sensor Boosters also increase your maximum targeting range, but that's less relevant to tackling. If you put a scan resolution script in the sensor booster (which you should in most cases, as the range will not be necessary), the scan resolution bonus doubles and the bonus to targeting range disappears. So you can get a 50% scan resolution bonus from the tech 1 booster and a 60% from the tech 2 version.		The tech 1 version of the sensor booster boosts your scan resolution by 25%, while the tech 2 version boosts it by 30%. Sensor Boosters also increase your maximum targeting range, but that's less relevant to tackling. If you put a scan resolution script in the sensor booster (which you should in most cases, as the range will not be necessary), the scan resolution bonus doubles and the bonus to targeting range disappears. So you can get a 50% scan resolution bonus from the tech 1 booster and a 60% from the tech 2 version.
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	\| [[File:Icon sensor resolution.png\|32px\|link=]] Remote Sensor Booster		\| [[File:Icon sensor resolution.png\|32px\|link=]] Remote Sensor Booster
	''(with Scan Resolution Script)''		''(with Scan Resolution Script)''
	~~\| style="background-color: #333333;"~~ \| In extreme cases where a fleet decides that tackle must be secured as fast as possible, one or more non-tackle ships in the fleet may be fitted with Remote Sensor Boosters, and have them active on the tackler ship. These modules provide slightly greater bonuses than regular sensor boosters, but can only be used on allies (and not on yourself) and thus must be prepared and coordinated in advance.		\| In extreme cases where a fleet decides that tackle must be secured as fast as possible, one or more non-tackle ships in the fleet may be fitted with Remote Sensor Boosters, and have them active on the tackler ship. These modules provide slightly greater bonuses than regular sensor boosters, but can only be used on allies (and not on yourself) and thus must be prepared and coordinated in advance.

	These modules are commonly seen in Gate Camps, to ensure that the campers catch their targets.		These modules are commonly seen in Gate Camps, to ensure that the campers catch their targets.
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	\| [[File:Module icon overdrive.png\|32px\|link=]] Overdrive Injector System		\| [[File:Module icon overdrive.png\|32px\|link=]] Overdrive Injector System
	~~\| style="background-color: #333333;"~~ \| As a tackler, speed is important in order to reach your target quickly. The faster you can get into targeting and warp disruption range, the faster you can tackle the target. The nice thing about overdrive injector systems is that they don't require powergrid or CPU. The downside of the overdrive injector system is that your cargohold m³ will decrease. As a tackler you do not use your cargohold, so you can ignore that penalty.		\| As a tackler, speed is important in order to reach your target quickly. The faster you can get into targeting and warp disruption range, the faster you can tackle the target. The nice thing about overdrive injector systems is that they don't require powergrid or CPU. The downside of the overdrive injector system is that your cargohold m³ will decrease. As a tackler you do not use your cargohold, so you can ignore that penalty.

	The sub-warp speed increase of the tech 1 overdrive injector system is 10.4% (with a cargohold penalty of 15%), and the tech 2 module gives a 12.5% increase speed (and a 20% cargohold penalty).		The sub-warp speed increase of the tech 1 overdrive injector system is 10.4% (with a cargohold penalty of 15%), and the tech 2 module gives a 12.5% increase speed (and a 20% cargohold penalty).
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	\| [[File:Module icon nanofiber.png\|32px\|link=]] Nanofiber Internal Structure		\| [[File:Module icon nanofiber.png\|32px\|link=]] Nanofiber Internal Structure
	~~\| style="background-color: #333333;"~~ \| This is another module that increases your speed. Unlike the overdrive injector, however, it also makes your ship more agile. Using this module will help you accelerate and align faster, allowing you to reach targets faster, and allow you to keep a closer orbit at a higher speed, making you harder to track and thus harder to kill. Like overdrives, nanos don't require any powergrid or CPU. The downside of this module is that you get a lower amount of structure hit points (HP). In a way this downside doesn't matter though, because, generally speaking, tackling frigates tend to either be able to rely on their shields, armor, and speed for long enough to either be saved by the logi or pull range and escape, or if their armor doesn't hold up and they do enter structure they're pretty much dead anyway.		\| This is another module that increases your speed. Unlike the overdrive injector, however, it also makes your ship more agile. Using this module will help you accelerate and align faster, allowing you to reach targets faster, and allow you to keep a closer orbit at a higher speed, making you harder to track and thus harder to kill. Like overdrives, nanos don't require any powergrid or CPU. The downside of this module is that you get a lower amount of structure hit points (HP). In a way this downside doesn't matter though, because, generally speaking, tackling frigates tend to either be able to rely on their shields, armor, and speed for long enough to either be saved by the logi or pull range and escape, or if their armor doesn't hold up and they do enter structure they're pretty much dead anyway.

	The sub-warp speed increase from the tech 1 module is 7.84%, with a 13.1% inertia reduction, at the cost of 15% structure HP. The tech 2 module increases sub-warp speed by 9.4%, cuts inertia by 15.8%, and reduces structure HP by 20%.		The sub-warp speed increase from the tech 1 module is 7.84%, with a 13.1% inertia reduction, at the cost of 15% structure HP. The tech 2 module increases sub-warp speed by 9.4%, cuts inertia by 15.8%, and reduces structure HP by 20%.
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	\| [[File:Module icon propulsion rig tech2.png\|32px\|link=]] Navigation Rigs		\| [[File:Module icon propulsion rig tech2.png\|32px\|link=]] Navigation Rigs
	~~\| style="background-color: #333333;"~~ \| Sometimes, there aren't enough low power slots to go around. Auxiliary Thrusters rigs give a 7.25% bonus to sub-warp speed, akin to a weaker Overdrive Injector. Polycarbon Engine Housing rigs give a 5.5% bonus to sub-warp speed, and 9.1% reduction to inertia, akin to a weaker Nanofiber. Both rigs come at the cost of 10% Armor HP. These rigs can be useful if there are not enough low slots to fit an Overdrive or Nanofiber, but more speed is required. However, these rigs are not ideal on ships which rely on armor for their defense.		\| Sometimes, there aren't enough low power slots to go around. Auxiliary Thrusters rigs give a 7.25% bonus to sub-warp speed, akin to a weaker Overdrive Injector. Polycarbon Engine Housing rigs give a 5.5% bonus to sub-warp speed, and 9.1% reduction to inertia, akin to a weaker Nanofiber. Both rigs come at the cost of 10% Armor HP. These rigs can be useful if there are not enough low slots to fit an Overdrive or Nanofiber, but more speed is required. However, these rigs are not ideal on ships which rely on armor for their defense.
	\| ''(Rigs do not require skills to use)''		\| ''(Rigs do not require skills to use)''
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	\| [[File:Icon module damage control.png\|32px\|link=]] Damage Control		\| [[File:Icon module damage control.png\|32px\|link=]] Damage Control
	~~\| style="background-color: #333333;"~~ \| The damage control increases your shield, armour, and hull resistances to all damage, making you much harder to kill. One of the most all-purpose efficient defensive modules in the game, a very much recommended module for any tackler, however it does cost some CPU which can at times be in short supply on frigates. It will also make you much more resistant to smartbombs and drones, two major threats to tacklers.		\| The damage control increases your shield, armour, and hull resistances to all damage, making you much harder to kill. One of the most all-purpose efficient defensive modules in the game, a very much recommended module for any tackler, however it does cost some CPU which can at times be in short supply on frigates. It will also make you much more resistant to smartbombs and drones, two major threats to tacklers.

	The tech 1 module increases shield, armour and hull resistances by 7.5%, 10% and 50% respectively; the tech 2 module increases them by 12.5%, 15% and 60% respectively.		The tech 1 module increases shield, armour and hull resistances by 7.5%, 10% and 50% respectively; the tech 2 module increases them by 12.5%, 15% and 60% respectively.
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	\| [[File:Icon shield extender.png\|32px\|link=]] Medium Shield Extender		\| [[File:Icon shield extender.png\|32px\|link=]] Medium Shield Extender
	~~\| style="background-color: #333333;"~~ \| A medium shield extender is a great way to significantly increase the hitpoints of your tackler without slowing you down. While high speed will reduce the damage that you take, it will only reduce it - fitting modules to increase your HP will keep you alive and able to tackle for much longer.		\| A medium shield extender is a great way to significantly increase the hitpoints of your tackler without slowing you down. While high speed will reduce the damage that you take, it will only reduce it - fitting modules to increase your HP will keep you alive and able to tackle for much longer.

	While a small shield extender will be easier to fit, a medium extender provides far more HP and is generally preferred. You may need to use a Micro Auxiliary Power Core in order to provide the powergrid to fit one. A Tech 1 medium shield extender gives you an additional 750 base shield hitpoints (most frigates have between 350 and 500 shield hitpoints to begin with, so that's a huge difference). A Tech 2 medium shield extender increases your base shield hitpoints by a huge 1050 HP!		While a small shield extender will be easier to fit, a medium extender provides far more HP and is generally preferred. You may need to use a Micro Auxiliary Power Core in order to provide the powergrid to fit one. A Tech 1 medium shield extender gives you an additional 750 base shield hitpoints (most frigates have between 350 and 500 shield hitpoints to begin with, so that's a huge difference). A Tech 2 medium shield extender increases your base shield hitpoints by a huge 1050 HP!
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	\| [[File:Icon skirmish command burst.png\|32px\|link=]] Command Bursts		\| [[File:Icon skirmish command burst.png\|32px\|link=]] Command Bursts
	~~\| style="background-color: #333333;"~~ \| These are not modules that a tackle ship itself will fit but they're good to be aware of. [[Command Bursts]] are a set of modules fitted by Combat Battlecruisers, Command Destroyers, Command Ships, and specially fit Strategic Cruisers, which when active improve the combat capabilities of ''all'' nearby ships in their fleet. Shield and Armor Command Bursts can help a tackler by making them more durable, but the most useful bursts are Skirmish Command Bursts; as they can improve a tackle ship's flight speed, increase acceleration and decrease signature radius, and increase the range of warp disruptors, scramblers, and stasis webifiers.		\| These are not modules that a tackle ship itself will fit but they're good to be aware of. [[Command Bursts]] are a set of modules fitted by Combat Battlecruisers, Command Destroyers, Command Ships, and specially fit Strategic Cruisers, which when active improve the combat capabilities of ''all'' nearby ships in their fleet. Shield and Armor Command Bursts can help a tackler by making them more durable, but the most useful bursts are Skirmish Command Bursts; as they can improve a tackle ship's flight speed, increase acceleration and decrease signature radius, and increase the range of warp disruptors, scramblers, and stasis webifiers.
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	''(No skills are needed to benefit from friendly Command Bursts.)''		''(No skills are needed to benefit from friendly Command Bursts.)''