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Salvaging is finding useful items from wrecks. After a ship is destroyed (NPC or Player), a wreck is left behind. This wreck may contain loot and salvage. Salvaging is an important part of most PvE combat. NPC wrecks can drop valuable modules or items, and the salvage from wrecks is used to manufacture rigs.

== Why Should you ~~Become~~ the Space Janitor~~ ~~? ==

== Why Should you be the Space Janitor? ==

~~While missioning you have already done the hard part of killing rats and have earned bounties and rewards. Why not earn some more isk with salvaging and best part~~ is ~~that~~ (~~normally) you are not being shot at. Usually in~~ a ~~Level 4 (also some Level 3~~) ~~missions, the value of salvage and loot is on par and may surpass the amount of bounties and mission rewards~~.

Salvaging is easy to train into (under 2 days for salvaging III, ORE Industrial III to fly a good noctis).

~~Lower~~ level characters can become ~~part-time~~ salvagers for level 4 [[FLEETS101 - Introduction to Fleets|locust fleets]] and individuals and gain higher profits than doing their own relative mission levels. ~~As salvaging~~ does not need ~~high~~ skills, expensive ships/modules ~~and~~ is relatively safe, and suitable for ~~young~~ characters ~~(alts)~~.

The salvage in level 4 (and some level 3) missions is on par with and can sometimes surpass the worth of bounties and mission rewards. Also, you're not (usually) being shot at while salvaging.

Low skillpoint characters can become salvagers for level 4 [[FLEETS101 - Introduction to Fleets|locust fleets]] and individuals and gain higher profits than doing their own relative mission levels. Salvaging does not need lots of skills, expensive ships/modules, is relatively safe, and suitable for new characters.

== <br>Inside the Salvager's Toolbox ( Tools of the Trade ) ==

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 Salvaging is finding useful items from wrecks. After a ship is destroyed (NPC or Player), a wreck is left behind. This wreck may contain loot and salvage. Salvaging is an important part of most PvE combat. NPC wrecks can drop valuable modules or items, and the salvage from wrecks is used to manufacture rigs.
-== Why Should you Become the Space Janitor&nbsp;?  ==
+== Why Should you be the Space Janitor?  ==
-While missioning you have already done the hard part of killing rats and have earned bounties and rewards. Why not earn some more isk with salvaging and best part is that (normally) you are not being shot at. Usually in a Level 4 (also some Level 3) missions, the value of salvage and loot is on par and may surpass the amount of bounties and mission rewards.
+Salvaging is easy to train into (under 2 days for salvaging III, ORE Industrial III to fly a good noctis).
-Lower level characters can become part-time salvagers for level 4 [[FLEETS101 - Introduction to Fleets|locust fleets]] and individuals and gain higher profits than doing their own relative mission levels. As salvaging does not need high skills, expensive ships/modules and is relatively safe, and suitable for young characters (alts).
+The salvage in level 4 (and some level 3) missions is on par with and can sometimes surpass the worth of bounties and mission rewards. Also, you're not (usually) being shot at while salvaging.
+Low skillpoint characters can become salvagers for level 4 [[FLEETS101 - Introduction to Fleets|locust fleets]] and individuals and gain higher profits than doing their own relative mission levels. Salvaging does not need lots of skills, expensive ships/modules, is relatively safe, and suitable for new characters.
 == <br>Inside the Salvager's Toolbox ( Tools of the Trade )  ==