Preparing for Incursions

The information presented here represents how we do things in the EVE University Incursion Community. It does not represent the best or only way to run Incursions. We make some compromises when it comes to efficiency for the sake of additional safety to create an environment where anyone can step up and learn a new role.

Planning ahead

Unless you are already heavily invested into a certain race or weapon system, it might be a good idea to think of which logistics ship or pirate faction battleship you'll want in the end, rather than what your first incursion ship should be. You should also consider secondary value of whatever you train, perhaps you can find an end-of-the-line ship that not only furthers your goals for incursions but other goals as well given the skills you'll end up training for it.

See ship progression for more information.

	Attribute implants The training times listed for these will assume that you utilize the +3 attribute implants (see the +3 Implants Program for unistas to get started). These implants are cheap and gives you a much needed boost to your training times.
	Neural remaps Normally one should be careful about remaps and not spend them needlessly. However, if you are making an alt knowing that it will only train for a month or two and not train anything else after that point, consider using all the remaps.
	Multiple character training PLEX can be used to activate multiple character training. If you want to use the characters at the same time, or plan on training for a long time, consider making a second account instead as characters on the same account cannot be logged in at the same time.
	Skill injectors Skill injectors can be used to get these skills, but it's very expensive. It can however be an option to quickly get an alt up to speed if you've got the ISK lying around and you value time more than ISK.

Damage dealers

The majority of the skills we ask you to train are core fitting and support skills that'll help you fit and fly most ships better. Even the combat skills are mostly general gunnery or drone support skills you'd train as well if you did anything combat related in EVE.

Minimum skills for damage dealers

This skillplan is available to all pilots, regardless of clone state.

Getting the minimum skills for a damage dealer requires a couple of months worth of training for  Omega clones (times should be doubled when training on an  Alpha clone). This assumes a training plan for a turret-based battleship, done on a brand new character with no preexisting skills, and that no skill injectors are used.

Core skills	Utility skills	Gunnery skills	Ship skills	Drone skills
~ 9 days	~ 5 days and 13 hours	~ 12 days and 12 hours	~ 4 days and 22 hours	~ 8 days and 4 hours
Weapon Upgrades IV Capacitor Management IV Shield Operation IV Shield Management III Shield Upgrades IV Hull Upgrades IV	Signature Analysis III Long Range Targeting III Target Management IV Target Painting I  Propulsion Jamming III  Tactical Shield Manipulation IV EM Shield Compensation II	Gunnery V Motion Prediction III  Rapid Firing III  Sharpshooter III  Surgical Strike III Trajectory Analysis IV Controlled Bursts III   Small <racial> Turret III  Medium <racial> Turret III Large <racial> Turret III	Spaceship Command IV <racial> Frigate III  <racial> Destroyer III <racial> Cruiser III <racial> Battlecruiser III <racial> Battleship III Warp Drive Operation III Evasive Maneuvering III	Drones V Light Drone Operation IV Drone Interfacing III Drone Navigation III Drone Sharpshooting III Drone Avionics III Drone Durability I Repair Drone Operation II Shield Emission Systems III
~ 40 days and 3 hours worth of  Omega state training in total (~ 2.0 million skillpoints)

Skill Lists

Listed below are the training plans for a general damage dealer, as well as specific skills for particular ships. These can be copied into your skill queue to train. The skills are not ordered in any sort of preference, so feel free to move them around as you see fit.

General minimum DD skills

This skillplan contains all the minimum DD skills, not including ship/weapon specific skills.
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Capacitor Management IV
Drone Avionics II
Drone Avionics III
Drones II
Drones III
Drones IV
Drone Durability I
Drone Navigation I
Drone Navigation II
Drone Navigation III
Drones V
Drone Interfacing I
Drone Interfacing II
Drone Interfacing III
Drone Sharpshooting I
Drone Sharpshooting II
Drone Sharpshooting III
Evasive Maneuvering II
Evasive Maneuvering III
Gunnery V
Hull Upgrades IV
Long Range Targeting II
Long Range Targeting III
Motion Prediction III
Propulsion Jamming II
Propulsion Jamming III
Rapid Firing III
Repair Drone Operation I
Repair Drone Operation II
Sharpshooter III
Shield Emission Systems I
Shield Emission Systems II
Shield Emission Systems III
Shield Management II
Shield Management III
Shield Operation I
Shield Operation II
Shield Operation III
Shield Operation IV
EM Shield Compensation I
EM Shield Compensation II
Shield Upgrades II
Shield Upgrades III
Shield Upgrades IV
Signature Analysis II
Signature Analysis III
Spaceship Command IV
Surgical Strike II
Surgical Strike III
Tactical Shield Manipulation II
Tactical Shield Manipulation III
Tactical Shield Manipulation IV
Target Management III
Target Management IV
Target Painting I
Trajectory Analysis II
Trajectory Analysis III
Trajectory Analysis IV
Warp Drive Operation II
Warp Drive Operation III
Weapon Upgrades III
Weapon Upgrades IV

Rokh

Caldari Frigate I Caldari Frigate II Caldari Frigate III Caldari Destroyer I Caldari Destroyer II Caldari Destroyer III Caldari Cruiser I Caldari Cruiser II Caldari Cruiser III Caldari Battlecruiser I Caldari Battlecruiser II Caldari Battlecruiser III Caldari Battleship I Caldari Battleship II Caldari Battleship III Small Hybrid Turret I Small Hybrid Turret II Small Hybrid Turret III Medium Hybrid Turret I Medium Hybrid Turret II Medium Hybrid Turret III Large Hybrid Turret I Large Hybrid Turret II Large Hybrid Turret III Controlled Bursts I Controlled Bursts II Controlled Bursts III

Maelstrom

Minmatar Frigate I Minmatar Frigate II Minmatar Frigate III Minmatar Destroyer I Minmatar Destroyer II Minmatar Destroyer III Minmatar Cruiser I Minmatar Cruiser II Minmatar Cruiser III Minmatar Battlecruiser I Minmatar Battlecruiser II Minmatar Battlecruiser III Minmatar Battleship I Minmatar Battleship II Minmatar Battleship III Small Projectile Turret I Small Projectile Turret II Small Projectile Turret III Medium Projectile Turret I Medium Projectile Turret II Medium Projectile Turret III Large Projectile Turret I Large Projectile Turret II Large Projectile Turret III

Hyperion

Gallente Frigate I Gallente Frigate II Gallente Frigate III Gallente Destroyer I Gallente Destroyer II Gallente Destroyer III Gallente Cruiser I Gallente Cruiser II Gallente Cruiser III Gallente Battlecruiser I Gallente Battlecruiser II Gallente Battlecruiser III Gallente Battleship I Gallente Battleship II Gallente Battleship III Small Hybrid Turret I Small Hybrid Turret II Small Hybrid Turret III Medium Hybrid Turret I Medium Hybrid Turret II Medium Hybrid Turret III Large Hybrid Turret I Large Hybrid Turret II Large Hybrid Turret III Controlled Bursts I Controlled Bursts II Controlled Bursts III

Bhaalgorn

Minmatar Frigate I Minmatar Frigate II Minmatar Frigate III Minmatar Destroyer I Minmatar Destroyer II Minmatar Destroyer III Minmatar Cruiser I Minmatar Cruiser II Minmatar Cruiser III Minmatar Battlecruiser I Minmatar Battlecruiser II Minmatar Battlecruiser III Minmatar Battleship I Minmatar Battleship II Minmatar Battleship III Amarr Frigate I Amarr Frigate II Amarr Frigate III Amarr Destroyer I Amarr Destroyer II Amarr Destroyer III Amarr Cruiser I Amarr Cruiser II Amarr Cruiser III Amarr Battlecruiser I Amarr Battlecruiser II Amarr Battlecruiser III Amarr Battleship I Amarr Battleship II Amarr Battleship III Small Energy Turret I Small Energy Turret II Small Energy Turret III Medium Energy Turret I Medium Energy Turret II Medium Energy Turret III Large Energy Turret I Large Energy Turret II Large Energy Turret III Controlled Bursts I Controlled Bursts II Controlled Bursts III Capacitor Emission Systems I

Praxis (Pulse)
Small Energy Turret I Small Energy Turret II Small Energy Turret III Medium Energy Turret I Medium Energy Turret II Medium Energy Turret III Large Energy Turret I Large Energy Turret II Large Energy Turret III Controlled Bursts I Controlled Bursts II Controlled Bursts III

EVEMon

In addition, the skills listed in the table are also available as EVEMon skillplan files – simply download and import one of the following files which corresponds to your preferred faction's battleship:

• Maelstrom (minimum skills), or
• Rokh (minimum skills), or
• Hyperion (minimum skills).

Note that these skill plans use an older version of the training sets, which had higher skill requirements.

Recommended skills for damage dealers

This skillplan is restricted to pilots in the Omega clone state.

Apart from the minimum skills listed above to get going, there are a few skills that you should get as soon as possible once you start running.

• Train some additional skills to be able to fly the minimum battleship-fits for assaults and increase your drone control range.
  • Optionally prepare for headquarter sites as well (strong emphasis on cap and propulsion).
• Training into tech two weapons bring much needed flexibility and range projection, even for regular tech one battleships.
  • While we use mostly short range weapons, consider training into the long range specialization as well.
• Some ships can fit target painters or remote capacitor transmitters, which require a few skills to be useful.

Assaults	Tech two weapons	Utility skills	Drones
~ 19 days and 8 hours	~ 34 days and 18 hours	~ 2 day and 17 hours
Shield Management IV Medium Drone Operation V Drone Avionics V Electronic Warfare IV  Advanced Drone Avionics III Acceleration Control III High Speed Maneuvering III	Motion Prediction V Large <racial> Turret V Large <short> Specialization III Sharpshooter V  Large <long> Specialization III	Electronic Warfare III  Frequency Modulation III Long Distance Jamming III Target Painting III Capacitor Emission Systems IV Thermodynamics III	Light Drone Operation V Amarr Drone Specialization II Drone Interfacing IV Drone Sharpshooting IV Sentry Drone Interfacing III Heavy Drone Operation III

Logistics

Training for logistics is considerably more time-consuming than that of a regular damage dealer. Please remember that when you think the above mentioned skills for a damage dealer is a long train. The bare minimum to make the logistics ships work is Logistics Cruisers IV, there is practically no way to make these ships function with lower skills than that. The reason for that is because the skill heavily influences the cap usage of remote repair modules as well as capacitor transmitters.

Minimum skills for logistics

This skillplan is restricted to pilots in the Omega clone state.

It takes almost three months to get good enough skills to fly a minimum logistics fit and you should try to skill up and upgrade to the recommended fit as soon as possible. The repping power of meta four remote shield boosters are inferior to that of the tech two variant, so moving out of the minimum fit should be a high priority.

EVEMon skillplans: Scimitar (minimum skills), Basilisk (minimum skills)

Core skills	Utility skills	Logistics skills	Ship skills	Drone skills
~ 8 days and 18 hours	~ 24 days and 14 hours	~ 6 days and 9 hours	~ 32 days and 8 hours	~ 5 days and 14 hours
Capacitor Management IV Capacitor Systems Operation IV Energy Grid Upgrades IV  Shield Upgrades IV  Shield Management III Hull Upgrades IV	Signature Analysis V  Long Range Targeting V  Target Management V  Advanced Target Management III Tactical Shield Manipulation IV	Shield Emission Systems IV Capacitor Emission Systems IV  Sensor Linking IV	<racial> Frigate III  <racial> Destroyer III <racial> Cruiser V Logistics Cruisers IV Evasive Maneuvering III Warp Drive Operation III	Drones V Drone Durability I  Repair Drone Operation II  Drone Navigation III Drone Avionics III Shield Emission Systems III
~ 72 days and 6 hours worth of training for aScimitar (~ 3,6 million skillpoints) and ~ 77 days and 15 hours for aBasilisk (~ 3,9 million skillpoints)

Recommended skills for logistics

This skillplan is restricted to pilots in the Omega clone state.

Since the minimum skills only gets you so far, it's important to continue training into the recommended logistics fit for logistics (and preferably the advanced fits too). This is important because being able to quickly upgrade from meta to tech two Remote Shield Booster II modules will ensure the safety of the fleet.

Advanced	Drone skills	Rig skills
~ 68 days and 2 hours	~ 15 days and 9 hours	~ 3 days and 1 hours
Power Grid Management V Capacitor Systems Operation V Fuel Conservation III Shield Management IV Logistics Cruisers V Shield Emission Systems V Capacitor Management V  Capacitor Emission Systems V	Repair Drone Operation V	Jury Rigging III  Shield Rigging IV

Ongrid booster

Training into an ongrid booster requires quite a few months worth of training, even if you're doing it on an existing character. This is due to the fact it requires skills you normally wouldn't train unless you're specifically training to use command bursts. It's also a very long one that benefits greatly from using neural remaps.

Minimum skills for ongrid boosters

This skillplan is restricted to pilots in the Omega clone state.

Since  Cybernetics V is required for the mindlink implant, consider training it first so you can also get +5 attribute implants and further improving your training time. The times listed below are, like all the other skill plans, assuming just the +3 attribute implants and no neural remaps. So there's plenty of room for optimization. These minimum skills will allow you to fly any of the minimum ongrid booster fits for vanguards.

EVEMon skillplans: Sleipnir (minimum skills)

Core skills	Utility skills	Gunnery skills	Ship skills	Fleet support skills	Drone skills
~ 8 days and 4 hour	~ 8 days and 2 hours	~ 13 days and 14 hours	~ 63 days and 13 hours	~ 89 days and 18 hours	~ 12 days and 9 hour
CPU Management V Weapon Upgrades IV Shield Management III Hull Upgrades IV	Signature Analysis IV Long Range Targeting IV Target Management IV Target Painting III  Propulsion Jamming III  Tactical Shield Manipulation IV	Motion Prediction IV Rapid Firing IV Sharpshooter IV Surgical Strike IV Trajectory Analysis IV Small Projectile Turret III Medium Projectile Turret III	Minmatar Frigate III Minmatar Destroyer III Minmatar Cruiser III Minmatar Battlecruiser V Leadership V  Spaceship Command V  Wing Command IV  Command Burst Specialist IV  Command Ships IV Warp Drive Operation III Evasive Maneuvering III	Cybernetics V  Shield Command V  Shield Command Specialist V  Skirmish Command V  Skirmish Command Specialist V  Leadership V  Command Burst Specialist IV  Wing Command IV	Drones V Light Drone Operation V Amarr Drone Specialization III  Drone Interfacing III Drone Navigation III Drone Sharpshooting III Drone Avionics III
~ 195 days, 12 hours worth of training in total (~ 9,6 million skillpoints)

Recommended skills for ongrid boosters

There are no real recommended skills for ongrid boosters apart from the minimum skills, as the bar is so high to begin with that the rest of the skills aren't really that critical. But wrapping up  Command Ships V and  Command Burst Specialist V as well as  Medium Projectile Turret V,  Medium Artillery Specialization IV could be convenient.

While you could train  Fleet Command for longer area of effect, those aren't really needed for the vanguards we run, as we'll all stay well within the range of the base range you get with the pre-requisite  Leadership V and  Wing Command IV.

Further training

Once you've got the most pressing skills trained and you're looking towards further training, remember that in the time it takes to train a skill from IV to V you can usually train up a handful of other skills from I to IV. As a general rule of thumb we recommend that people train their skills up to IV before starting to max them out. Sometimes you need a skill that requires you to train another skill to V, so it's not always avoidable, but until you have a solid set of skills trained it makes sense to hold off on training skills to V.

When you start training skills to V it might be a good time to start doing some serious skillplanning and consider neural remaps and better attribute implants. While restrictive, a good neural remap and attribute upgrades can lower the training time significantly.

Honing your skills

Remember that the minimum and recommended skills are just the beginning and there is much room for improvement. Maxing out the gunnery and support skills and topping off your racial ship skills for example will make your ship much more efficient. You'll also have many more options to improve your fit with better fitting and support skills, like upgrading a module, drop an excessive tank module for more utility modules and so forth.

What you're going to train next differs a little bit based on what ship and what weapons you're going to use. For some fitting skills will be prioritized due to the lack of CPU or powergrid of their hull, for others capacitor skills are more important while others can simply go straight for better ship and gunnery skills.

Crosstraining into armour

While we primarily run shield fleets, most of the skills you use will be reusable for armour fleets as well. It wouldn't take too long to touch up on your armour skills to be able to run armour fleets. For unistas it also gives them great skills to use within the Wormhole Campus, as they run primarily armour fleets.

Damage dealers	Logistics
~ 18 days and 10 hours	~ 46 days and 7 hours
Hull Upgrades V EM Armor Compensation IV Explosive Armor Compensation IV Kinetic Armor Compensation IV Thermal Armor Compensation IV Remote Armor Repair Systems III	Hull Upgrades V EM Armor Compensation IV Explosive Armor Compensation IV Kinetic Armor Compensation IV Thermal Armor Compensation IV Remote Armor Repair Systems IV  <new racial> Frigate III <new racial> Destroyer III <new racial> Cruiser V

Useful training for alts

It is no secret that having alts or several accounts are extremely useful in EVE. Incursions are no different and we can make good use of alts for a wide variety of things, especially unistas during war. The training times shown below are assuming the same +3 attribute implants as mentioned at the top of this page.

Hacker / Scout

Scouting can be done in pretty much any ship and doesn't require any skills at all, even shuttles. When it comes to hacking the racial exploration ships are very useful thanks to their bonuses and often very cheap to boot. There are a few skills that help, but for the most part you'll have the skills needed to hack right off the bat.

For more information about the role, see the hacker/scout section on the Roles in Incursions page.

Minimum Heron hacker fit

Heron: Incursions (hacker)

EFT

[Heron, Incursions (hacker)]

Data Analyzer I
5MN Microwarpdrive I

Nanofiber Internal Structure I
Nanofiber Internal Structure I

Small Memetic Algorithm Bank I
Small Memetic Algorithm Bank I

Warrior I x7

FITTING DIFFICULTY

EVE VERSION

April 2020

ALPHA CAN USE

YES

EFT

SKILLS

NOTES

RECOMMENDED SKILLS

• You'll need  Caldari Frigate I to fly this ship.
  (~15 minutes worth of training)
•  Hacking III (optional, 11 hours and 14 minutes)

NOTES

• Any of the  Magnate,  Imicus, or  Probe can also use this fitting with the same level of effectiveness.
• Being able to fit a Data Analyzer II module will greatly improve hacking effectiveness, as it pushes the Heron's virus strength to 30, letting it break through defensive subsystems more easily.
• Right-clicking your microwarpdrive and selecting the option "Set auto-repeat off" is a good way to make sure you only run one cycle of the microwarpdrive, thus avoiding any embarrassing issues like forgetting to keep it on and capping out before you can hack the tower.
• The Warrior I drones are so that the scout can contribute damage and sponge a payout if there are less than ten ongrid ships.
• Additional buffer modules, such as Small Azeotropic Restrained Shield Extenders, can make it easier for the logi pilots to hold up this ship, in case it takes aggro in an OTA.

Orca

The Orca is a wonderful ship that's more like a mobile base than just a ship. It has a ship maintenance bay to store ships, enough cargo hold to carry lots of ammo as well as spare modules, and an ore hold for Lyavite. Its refitting services and fleet hangar is also very useful for changing things up while in space, or to have a nearby stock of lyavite handy in a non-station system.

Even if you fly this ship on an alt that you cannot have logged on at the same time as your main character, the Orca is a tremendously useful ship.

Training into the Orca

Support skills	Ship skills	Leadership skills	Navigation skills
~ 5 days and 3 hours	~ 5 days and 15 hours	~ 10 days and 16 hours	~ 1 days and 14 hours
Hull Upgrades IV Tactical Shield Manipulation IV	Spaceship Command V ORE Industrial III Industrial Command Ships I	Leadership I Mining Foreman V Mining Director I	High Speed Maneuvering III Acceleration Control III Warp Drive Operation III
~ 23 days worth of training in total

Minimum Orca fit

Orca: Minimum

EFT

[Orca, Minimum]

500MN Y-T8 Compact Microwarpdrive
Multispectrum Shield Hardener II
Multispectrum Shield Hardener II
Thermal Shield Hardener II
Kinetic Shield Hardener II

Reinforced Bulkheads II
Damage Control II

FITTING DIFFICULTY

EVE VERSION

Ascension

ALPHA CAN USE

UNSET

EFT

SKILLS

NOTES

RECOMMENDED SKILLS

NOTES

• With just the modules present and minimum skills, you'll have a tank of well over 291k+ effective hit points.
• If you want tank and go with Large Transverse Bulkhead II rigs your buffer can exceed 550k ehp vs regular gallente gankers.
• If you fit for warp speed with Large Hyperspatial Velocity Optimizer II rigs your warp speed can be as high as 3,5 AU/s.
• The Thermal Dissiplation Field II and Kinetic Shield Hardener II module will increase your tank vs gallente-gankers who do primarily thermal and kinetic damage. This will raise your average ehp without really making you too vulnerable to minmatar gankers using EMP ammo.

Ore Hold

The ore hold can only carry ore but is perfect for lyavite and can hold at least 490 stacks which 149,940 m3 or 124,950 units of ore. (the base hold capacity is 150,000 m3 but increases with  Industrial Command Ships up to 187,500 m3 which allows for 612 stacks in total)

Fleet Hangar

The fleet hangar is another 40,000 m3 that can be used for sharing the content with fleet members or as an additional store hold. (the fleet hangar can even fit an assembled frigate, but usually only one due to its size)

Ship Maintenance Bay

While it's only possible to see the ships in the ship maintenance bay and not their content, ships have the same chance of dropping as any other item on your ship. If a ship drops, it drops whole with all modules and rigs intact (just like a container does).

The main function of a ship maintenance bay is that it can take fully assembled ships (no need to repackage them). Below is a short summary of the benefits and limitations of the ship maintenance bay.

• The ship maintenance bay can hold 400,000 m3 worth of assembled ships which is enough to hold ships as large as a battlecruiser-hull but not a battleship-hull (their size exceeds the 400k limit). Keep in mind that carrying several more valuable ships in the bay can make your Orca an attractive suicide gank target.
• The cargo scan will not show any modules fitted to ships in the maintenance bay, which is something you can take advantage of by putting your more costly modules on ships inside the maintenance bay, thus hiding them from scans, but remember they can still drop.
• Ships in the maintenance bay cannot have anything in their cargohold except charges (ie, ammunition and scripts), so modules must be fitted to the ships (but can be offlined) or placed in the Orca's regular cargohold or fleet hangar.
• You can give fleet members access to the ship maintenance bay while in space, allowing them to store, launch and board ships directly.

The ship maintenance bay allows for Orca pilots to bring several small ships or a select few cruiser-hulls. This will allow you to bring several incursion ships, or other ships to use while you wait; like mission/exploration ships. Here's a list of a few ships commonly used and how much room they take up in the maintenance bay.

Logistics and strategic cruisers						Command ships			Other ships
89,000 m3	107,000 m3	118,000 m3	80,000 m3	92,000 m3	115,000 m3	216,000 m3	252,000 m3	234,000 m3	18,900 m3	100,000 m3

Valet alt

Having an alt capable of flying your ships around is invaluable when your main character is at war or otherwise indisposed. If the purpose is just to fly the ship, they wouldn't need any gunnery skills whatsoever. The same character could theoretically become your dedicated incursion/mission alt down the line to make life easier for your main character, if you have the means to support a second account that is. Since each account comes with three character slots, everyone have the ability to make two alts for their account, meaning this is an option everyone has, it's not limited to people with multiple accounts.

Moving your actual main, who is in uni, can be done safely in something as simple as a shuttle. See travel fits for more information on how you can easily move your main to and from incursions when you want to run.

Below are various levels of training needed for different type of tanking capabilities. As a minimum, the Hull tanking and Ship skills is enough to fit a Damage Control II and Reinforced Bulkhead II modules for a solid 130 - 150k+ effective hit points buffer on a regular tech one battleship. If you train the Additional race as well, the alt could move a pirate faction battleship. The extra shield skills would allow you to upgrade the meta shield modules to tech two for a little bit more tank as well.

Hull tanking	Ship skills	Additional race	Shield tanking
~ 1 day and 12 hours	~ 3 days and 5 hours	~ 2 days and 11 hours	~ 5 day and 11 hours
Hull Upgrades IV	Spaceship Command IV <racial> Frigate III <racial> Destroyer III <racial> Cruiser III <racial> Battlecruiser III <racial> Battleship I	<racial> Frigate III <racial> Destroyer III <racial> Cruiser III <racial> Battlecruiser III <racial> Battleship I	Shield Upgrades IV Tactical Shield Manipulation IV
Less than 4 days and 17 hours worth of training in total for a simple valet alt

Travel fits

The basic idea behind travel fits for the above mentioned valet alt is to not be at war (which is why we use the valet) and to simply replace any modules that do not help us travel safer, so as not to be worth ganking in the first place. This means that webs, target painters, damage modules etc are removed in favour of tanking modules. Here are some examples of travel fits for our minimum fits:

Maelstrom: Incursions (travel fit)

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[Maelstrom, Incursions (travel fit)]
800mm Heavy 'Scout' Repeating Cannon I
800mm Heavy 'Scout' Repeating Cannon I
800mm Heavy 'Scout' Repeating Cannon I
800mm Heavy 'Scout' Repeating Cannon I
800mm Heavy 'Scout' Repeating Cannon I
800mm Heavy 'Scout' Repeating Cannon I
800mm Heavy 'Scout' Repeating Cannon I
800mm Heavy 'Scout' Repeating Cannon I

Large Azeotropic Restrained Shield Extender
Large Azeotropic Restrained Shield Extender
Large Azeotropic Restrained Shield Extender
Limited Multispectrum Shield Hardener I
Limited Multispectrum Shield Hardener I
Limited Multispectrum Shield Hardener I

Reinforced Bulkheads II
Reinforced Bulkheads II
Reinforced Bulkheads II
Reinforced Bulkheads II
Damage Control II

Large Core Defense Field Extender I
Large Core Defense Field Extender I
Large Thermal Shield Reinforcer I

FITTING DIFFICULTY

EVE VERSION

LATEST

ALPHA CAN USE

NO

EFT

SKILLS

NOTES

RECOMMENDED SKILLS

NOTES

Hyperion: Incursions (travel fit)

EFT

[Hyperion, Incursions (travel fit)]
Modal Mega Neutron Particle Accelerator I
Modal Mega Neutron Particle Accelerator I
Modal Mega Neutron Particle Accelerator I
Modal Mega Neutron Particle Accelerator I
Modal Mega Neutron Particle Accelerator I
Modal Mega Neutron Particle Accelerator I

Large Azeotropic Restrained Shield Extender
Large Azeotropic Restrained Shield Extender
Limited Multispectrum Shield Hardener I
Limited Multispectrum Shield Hardener I
Limited Multispectrum Shield Hardener I

Reinforced Bulkheads II
Reinforced Bulkheads II
Reinforced Bulkheads II
Reinforced Bulkheads II
Reinforced Bulkheads II
Reinforced Bulkheads II
Damage Control II

Large Core Defense Field Extender I
Large Core Defense Field Extender I
Large Thermal Shield Reinforcer I

FITTING DIFFICULTY

EVE VERSION

LATEST

ALPHA CAN USE

NO

EFT

SKILLS

NOTES

RECOMMENDED SKILLS

NOTES

Rokh: Incursions (travel fit)

EFT

[Rokh, Incursions (travel fit)]
Modal Mega Neutron Particle Accelerator I
Modal Mega Neutron Particle Accelerator I
Modal Mega Neutron Particle Accelerator I
Modal Mega Neutron Particle Accelerator I
Modal Mega Neutron Particle Accelerator I
Modal Mega Neutron Particle Accelerator I
Modal Mega Neutron Particle Accelerator I
Modal Mega Neutron Particle Accelerator I

Large Azeotropic Restrained Shield Extender
Large Azeotropic Restrained Shield Extender
Large Azeotropic Restrained Shield Extender
Limited Multispectrum Shield Hardener I
Limited Multispectrum Shield Hardener I
Limited Multispectrum Shield Hardener I

Reinforced Bulkheads II
Reinforced Bulkheads II
Reinforced Bulkheads II
Reinforced Bulkheads II
Damage Control II

Large Core Defense Field Extender I
Large Core Defense Field Extender I
Large Thermal Shield Reinforcer I

FITTING DIFFICULTY

EVE VERSION

LATEST

ALPHA CAN USE

NO

EFT

SKILLS

NOTES

RECOMMENDED SKILLS

NOTES

Moving costly modules

The regular fits on the wiki have but a couple of expensive modules, like the Federation Navy Stasis Webifier and for some ships the Republic Fleet Target Painter, which totals about 100 million. This can easily be carried in the hold of the travel fits above without much fear of becoming a gank target.

If you upgrade your ship with more expensive modules, such as deadspace and other faction modules, you should secure a better way of moving those expensive modules. The dedicated travel ships (except the shuttle) can easily hold the more expensive modules as they are often only 5 - 10 m3 in size and those ships can fit several modules in their hold.

Common guides

There are several common guides on the wiki already. Our needs in the incursion community are a little different, but it might be useful for general purposes or to get some inspiration of what else to train on your alt.

• Creating an Alt Hauler
• Creating an Alt Miner
• Creating a Scanner Alt
• Creating an Alt Orca Pilot
• Creating a Planetary Interaction Alt