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== Tactics ==

The Navy Ferox is perhaps the best-suited navy battlecruiser for mission running and anomaly ratting. With a good fit this monster can tank 400+ ~~ehp~~/sec and deal 800 DPS with blasters at respectable ranges with good tracking. The Ferox Navy is rather slow, but the battlecruiser range bonus helps alleviate problems with range. This ship can also field a full flight of light drones to deal with frigates, and has plenty of midslots left over for application mods. The utility hislot is most commonly filled with a shield command burst with the active shielding charge to push the shield boosting envelope to its limit. There are two ways to tank the Ferox Navy. The first is the conventional 1 x-large shield booster with supporting shield boost amplifiers. The second more unconventional way is to fit 2 x-large ancillary shield boosters and run them one at a time, tanking with one while reloading the other. This ancillary configuration also allows for using both boosters at once for quick, short term burst tank in case of emergency and eliminates the need for shield boost amplifiers.

The Navy Ferox is perhaps the best-suited navy battlecruiser for mission running and anomaly ratting. With a good fit this monster can tank 400+ EHP/sec and deal 800 DPS{{Verify|title=2025-09-09: Damage and tracking bonus have changed}} with blasters at respectable ranges with good tracking. The Ferox Navy is rather slow, but the battlecruiser range bonus helps alleviate problems with range. This ship can also field a full flight of light drones to deal with frigates, and has plenty of midslots left over for application mods. The utility hislot is most commonly filled with a shield command burst with the active shielding charge to push the shield boosting envelope to its limit. There are two ways to tank the Ferox Navy. The first is the conventional 1 x-large shield booster with supporting shield boost amplifiers. The second more unconventional way is to fit 2 x-large ancillary shield boosters and run them one at a time, tanking with one while reloading the other. This ancillary configuration also allows for using both boosters at once for quick, short term burst tank in case of emergency and eliminates the need for shield boost amplifiers.

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 == Tactics ==
-The Navy Ferox is perhaps the best-suited navy battlecruiser for mission running and anomaly ratting. With a good fit this monster can tank 400+ ehp/sec and deal 800 DPS with blasters at respectable ranges with good tracking. The Ferox Navy is rather slow, but the battlecruiser range bonus helps alleviate problems with range. This ship can also field a full flight of light drones to deal with frigates, and has plenty of midslots left over for application mods. The utility hislot is most commonly filled with a shield command burst with the active shielding charge to push the shield boosting envelope to its limit. There are two ways to tank the Ferox Navy. The first is the conventional 1 x-large shield booster with supporting shield boost amplifiers. The second more unconventional way is to fit 2 x-large ancillary shield boosters and run them one at a time, tanking with one while reloading the other. This ancillary configuration also allows for using both boosters at once for quick, short term burst tank in case of emergency and eliminates the need for shield boost amplifiers.
+The Navy Ferox is perhaps the best-suited navy battlecruiser for mission running and anomaly ratting. With a good fit this monster can tank 400+ EHP/sec and deal 800 DPS{{Verify|title=2025-09-09: Damage and tracking bonus have changed}} with blasters at respectable ranges with good tracking. The Ferox Navy is rather slow, but the battlecruiser range bonus helps alleviate problems with range. This ship can also field a full flight of light drones to deal with frigates, and has plenty of midslots left over for application mods. The utility hislot is most commonly filled with a shield command burst with the active shielding charge to push the shield boosting envelope to its limit. There are two ways to tank the Ferox Navy. The first is the conventional 1 x-large shield booster with supporting shield boost amplifiers. The second more unconventional way is to fit 2 x-large ancillary shield boosters and run them one at a time, tanking with one while reloading the other. This ancillary configuration also allows for using both boosters at once for quick, short term burst tank in case of emergency and eliminates the need for shield boost amplifiers.
 == Notes ==