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While this should lower the threshold to apply for some, you should also be aware that life in a wormhole is diverse and your choices will either enable or disable your participation in the different activities. For example, you can join with a T2 Shield Tank, but a significant majority of PvP fleets are armor tanked. [[Guardian]] logi pilots are highly appreciated in PvP, but if you can't fly T2 logi, T1 logi is useful as well. Alternatively, if you don't want to fly logi, you don't have to. Some of the popular threads on the [http://forum.eveuniversity.org/viewforum.php?f=236 WHC forum] make it sound like everything revolves around Strategic Cruisers, T2 armor logi, and Cov Ops, but you will find that almost any ship has some use in wormhole life.

To participate in the most common activities you need ~~an armor tanked~~ battlecruiser ~~with any kind of weapons, plus~~ a scanning frigate. This will get you started and will let you get a grasp of what is going on and what to focus your training on by engaging in a range of different activities. For example a T1 battlecruiser such as a [[Talos]] can participate in both PvP and PvE activities. A Cov Ops frigate can map out the wormhole chain, act as a picket, scout out wormholes for potential PvP, and even act as hero tackle on occasion.

To participate in the most common activities you'll need skills for a racial battlecruiser and a scanning frigate (Astero or Cov Ops). This will get you started and will let you get a grasp of what is going on and what to focus your training on by engaging in a range of different activities. For example a T1 attack battlecruiser, such as a [[Talos]], can participate in both PvP (armor tanked fit) and PvE (shield tanked fit) activities. An Astero or Cov Ops frigate can map out the wormhole chain, act as a picket, scout out wormholes for potential PvP, and even act as hero tackle on occasion.

If you have any further questions, please reach out to current WHC members in Mumble, WHC Campus Chat, or via the Eve Uni Forums.

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 While this should lower the threshold to apply for some, you should also be aware that life in a wormhole is diverse and your choices will either enable or disable your participation in the different activities. For example, you can join with a T2 Shield Tank, but a significant majority of PvP fleets are armor tanked. [[Guardian]] logi pilots are highly appreciated in PvP, but if you can't fly T2 logi, T1 logi is useful as well. Alternatively, if you don't want to fly logi, you don't have to. Some of the popular threads on the [http://forum.eveuniversity.org/viewforum.php?f=236 WHC forum] make it sound like everything revolves around Strategic Cruisers, T2 armor logi, and Cov Ops, but you will find that almost any ship has some use in wormhole life.
-To participate in the most common activities you need an armor tanked battlecruiser with any kind of weapons, plus a scanning frigate. This will get you started and will let you get a grasp of what is going on and what to focus your training on by engaging in a range of different activities. For example a T1 battlecruiser such as a [[Talos]] can participate in both PvP and PvE activities. A Cov Ops frigate can map out the wormhole chain, act as a picket, scout out wormholes for potential PvP, and even act as hero tackle on occasion.
+To participate in the most common activities you'll need skills for a racial battlecruiser and a scanning frigate (Astero or Cov Ops). This will get you started and will let you get a grasp of what is going on and what to focus your training on by engaging in a range of different activities. For example a T1 attack battlecruiser, such as a [[Talos]], can participate in both PvP (armor tanked fit) and PvE (shield tanked fit) activities. An Astero or Cov Ops frigate can map out the wormhole chain, act as a picket, scout out wormholes for potential PvP, and even act as hero tackle on occasion.
 If you have any further questions, please reach out to current WHC members in Mumble, WHC Campus Chat, or via the Eve Uni Forums.