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~~[[Category:Guides]]~~

~~[[Category:Skills]]~~

This page lists the 14 fundamental skills which benefit every single ship that a player can pilot in Eve, from a [[shuttle]] to a [[titan]]. Each of these skills is worthwhile for a new character to train.

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{{euninote| EVE University members should consider training the [[Short Skill Plan]] and then using the [[Pyramid Skill Plan]].}}

This page lists ''only'' those skills which provide bonuses to ''all'' ships regardless of [[~~Module|modules~~]], [[~~Implants|implants~~]] or [[~~Rig|rigs~~]]. The starting skill levels listed apply to characters created after the '''Vanguard''' patch (September 2015).

This page lists ''only'' those skills which provide bonuses to ''all'' ships regardless of [[module]]s, [[implant]]s or [[rig]]s. The starting skill levels listed apply to characters created after the '''Vanguard''' patch (September 2015).

'''The UniWiki has other useful pages for pilots planning their training:'''

* For a full list of the current skill levels with which new characters begin the game, see [[Starting ~~Skills~~]].

* For a full list of the current skill levels with which new characters begin the game, see [[Starting skills]].

* For in-depth descriptions of skill training mechanics, and discussion of training strategies, consult [[Skills and ~~Learning~~]].

* For in-depth descriptions of skill training mechanics, and discussion of training strategies, consult [[Skills and learning]].

* For a more in-depth look at other fundamental skills you would want to learn as a beginner, consult [[Basic ~~Skills~~]].

* For a more in-depth look at other fundamental skills you would want to learn as a beginner, consult [[Basic skills]].

* For a list of more advanced skills which benefit many ships see [[Support ~~Skills~~]].

* For a list of more advanced skills which benefit many ships see [[Support skills]].

* For skills that make fitting ships easier, see [[Fitting skills]].

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: 5% improved targeting speed per skill level. ''Starting Skill Level: I'' - ''Alpha Clone Limit: III''

: '''Skill at operating targeting systems.'''

: This skill enables your ship to lock targets faster which enables you to quickly apply offensive modules and weapons to a hostile ship. It can mean the difference between whether or not you are successful at [[~~Tackling Guide|~~tackling]] a ship before it warps away and escapes.

: This skill enables your ship to lock targets faster which enables you to quickly apply offensive modules and weapons to a hostile ship. It can mean the difference between whether or not you are successful at [[tackling]] a ship before it warps away and escapes.

== Navigation ==

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: 5% improved ship agility for all ships per skill level. ''Starting Skill Level: I'' - ''Alpha Clone Limit: III''

: '''Skill at regulating the power output of ship thrusters.'''

: This skill improves your ship's agility which enables it to turn, accelerate and enter warp more quickly. It can mean the difference between escaping in a pod or losing expensive [~~[Implants|implants~~]].

: This skill improves your ship's agility which enables it to turn, accelerate and enter warp more quickly. It can mean the difference between escaping in a pod or losing expensive [implant]]s.

;{{sk|Warp Drive Operation|icon=yes|price=yes|mult=yes}}

: Each skill level reduces the capacitor need of initiating warp by 10%. ''Starting Skill Level: I'' - ''Alpha Clone Limit: III''

: '''Skill at managing warp drive efficiency.'''

: This skill reduces the capacitor usage when entering warp which can be helpful when traveling across larger systems, especially when warping large ships into a combat scenario. When arriving at a battle it is best to have as much remaining capacitor as possible. Exceptionally large systems, such as some [[~~Wormhole|~~wormhole]] systems, can cause ships to ''cap out'', forcing your ship to drop out of warp before it arrives at your chosen destination.

: This skill reduces the capacitor usage when entering warp which can be helpful when traveling across larger systems, especially when warping large ships into a combat scenario. When arriving at a battle it is best to have as much remaining capacitor as possible. Exceptionally large systems, such as some [[wormhole]] systems, can cause ships to ''cap out'', forcing your ship to drop out of warp before it arrives at your chosen destination.

== Spaceship Command ==

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For the original post and additional discussion see [https://forum.eveuniversity.org/viewtopic.php?f=29&t=81073 EVE University Forum : The Magic 14].

[[Category:Guides]]

[[Category:Skills]]

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 {{Template:Skillplan Navbar}}
-[[Category:Guides]]
-[[Category:Skills]]
 This page lists the 14 fundamental skills which benefit every single ship that a player can pilot in Eve, from a [[shuttle]] to a [[titan]]. Each of these skills is worthwhile for a new character to train.
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 {{euninote| EVE University members should consider training the [[Short Skill Plan]] and then using the [[Pyramid Skill Plan]].}}
-This page lists ''only'' those skills which provide bonuses to ''all'' ships regardless of [[Module|modules]], [[Implants|implants]] or [[Rig|rigs]]. The starting skill levels listed apply to characters created after the '''Vanguard''' patch (September 2015).
+This page lists ''only'' those skills which provide bonuses to ''all'' ships regardless of [[module]]s, [[implant]]s or [[rig]]s. The starting skill levels listed apply to characters created after the '''Vanguard''' patch (September 2015).
 '''The UniWiki has other useful pages for pilots planning their training:'''
-* For a full list of the current skill levels with which new characters begin the game, see [[Starting Skills]].
+* For a full list of the current skill levels with which new characters begin the game, see [[Starting skills]].
-* For in-depth descriptions of skill training mechanics, and discussion of training strategies, consult [[Skills and Learning]].
+* For in-depth descriptions of skill training mechanics, and discussion of training strategies, consult [[Skills and learning]].
-* For a more in-depth look at other fundamental skills you would want to learn as a beginner, consult [[Basic Skills]].
+* For a more in-depth look at other fundamental skills you would want to learn as a beginner, consult [[Basic skills]].
-* For a list of more advanced skills which benefit many ships see [[Support Skills]].
+* For a list of more advanced skills which benefit many ships see [[Support skills]].
 * For skills that make fitting ships easier, see [[Fitting skills]].
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 : 5% improved targeting speed per skill level. ''Starting Skill Level: I'' - ''Alpha Clone Limit: III''
 : '''Skill at operating targeting systems.'''
-: This skill enables your ship to lock targets faster which enables you to quickly apply offensive modules and weapons to a hostile ship. It can mean the difference between whether or not you are successful at [[Tackling Guide|tackling]] a ship before it warps away and escapes.
+: This skill enables your ship to lock targets faster which enables you to quickly apply offensive modules and weapons to a hostile ship. It can mean the difference between whether or not you are successful at [[tackling]] a ship before it warps away and escapes.
 == Navigation ==
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 : 5% improved ship agility for all ships per skill level. ''Starting Skill Level: I'' - ''Alpha Clone Limit: III''
 : '''Skill at regulating the power output of ship thrusters.'''
-: This skill improves your ship's agility which enables it to turn, accelerate and enter warp more quickly. It can mean the difference between escaping in a pod or losing expensive [[Implants|implants]].
+: This skill improves your ship's agility which enables it to turn, accelerate and enter warp more quickly. It can mean the difference between escaping in a pod or losing expensive [implant]]s.
 ;{{sk|Warp Drive Operation|icon=yes|price=yes|mult=yes}}
 : Each skill level reduces the capacitor need of initiating warp by 10%. ''Starting Skill Level: I'' - ''Alpha Clone Limit: III''
 : '''Skill at managing warp drive efficiency.'''
-: This skill reduces the capacitor usage when entering warp which can be helpful when traveling across larger systems, especially when warping large ships into a combat scenario. When arriving at a battle it is best to have as much remaining capacitor as possible. Exceptionally large systems, such as some [[Wormhole|wormhole]] systems, can cause ships to ''cap out'', forcing your ship to drop out of warp before it arrives at your chosen destination.
+: This skill reduces the capacitor usage when entering warp which can be helpful when traveling across larger systems, especially when warping large ships into a combat scenario. When arriving at a battle it is best to have as much remaining capacitor as possible. Exceptionally large systems, such as some [[wormhole]] systems, can cause ships to ''cap out'', forcing your ship to drop out of warp before it arrives at your chosen destination.
 == Spaceship Command ==
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 For the original post and additional discussion see [https://forum.eveuniversity.org/viewtopic.php?f=29&t=81073 EVE University Forum : The Magic 14].
+[[Category:Guides]]
+[[Category:Skills]]