Difference between revisions of "Thanatos"
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| shipimg=Thanatos.jpg | | shipimg=Thanatos.jpg | ||
| shipname=Thanatos | | shipname=Thanatos | ||
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| class=Carrier | | class=Carrier | ||
| grouping=Carriers | | grouping=Carriers | ||
| hulltype=Thanatos Class | | hulltype=Thanatos Class | ||
| faction=Gallente Federation | | faction=Gallente Federation | ||
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| roles=unspecified | | roles=unspecified | ||
| variations=<i>none</i> | | variations=<i>none</i> | ||
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| mass=1,220,000,000 kg | | mass=1,220,000,000 kg | ||
− | | volume=13,095,000 | + | | volume=13,095,000 m³ |
− | | cargohold=875 | + | | cargohold=875 m³ |
| extraholdtype=Fuel | | extraholdtype=Fuel | ||
− | | extrahold=3,000 | + | | extrahold=3,000 m³ |
| extrahold2type=Ship Maintenance Bay | | extrahold2type=Ship Maintenance Bay | ||
− | | extrahold2=1,000,000 | + | | extrahold2=1,000,000 m³ |
| extrahold3type=Fleet Hangar | | extrahold3type=Fleet Hangar | ||
− | | extrahold3=10,000 | + | | extrahold3=10,000 m³ |
− | | fighterbay=70,000 | + | | fighterbay=70,000 m³ |
| fightertubes=3 | | fightertubes=3 | ||
| lightfightersquadlimit=3 | | lightfightersquadlimit=3 | ||
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5% bonus to Siren Support Fighter warp disruption range<br> | 5% bonus to Siren Support Fighter warp disruption range<br> | ||
1% bonus to Armored Command and Skirmish Command burst strength and duration<br> | 1% bonus to Armored Command and Skirmish Command burst strength and duration<br> | ||
− | + | '''Role Bonus:'''<br> | |
− | + | • Can fit Networked Sensor Array<br> | |
− | + | • Can use two Command Burst modules<br> | |
200% bonus to Command Burst area of effect range<br> | 200% bonus to Command Burst area of effect range<br> | ||
− | + | • Can launch Light and Support Fighters<br> | |
− | + | • Can lock at extended ranges<br>5x penalty to Entosis Link duration | |
| structurehp=83,500 HP | | structurehp=83,500 HP | ||
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| reqskills=*{{RequiredSkill|Capital Ships|I}} | | reqskills=*{{RequiredSkill|Capital Ships|I}} | ||
− | **{{RequiredSkill|Advanced Spaceship Command|V}} | + | ** {{RequiredSkill|Advanced Spaceship Command|V}} |
− | ***{{RequiredSkill|Spaceship Command|V}} | + | *** {{RequiredSkill|Spaceship Command|V}} |
− | *{{RequiredSkill|Gallente Carrier|I}} | + | * {{RequiredSkill|Gallente Carrier|I}} |
− | **{{RequiredSkill|Capital Ships|IV}} | + | ** {{RequiredSkill|Capital Ships|IV}} |
− | ***{{RequiredSkill|Advanced Spaceship Command|V}} | + | *** {{RequiredSkill|Advanced Spaceship Command|V}} |
− | ****{{RequiredSkill|Spaceship Command|V}} | + | **** {{RequiredSkill|Spaceship Command|V}} |
− | **{{RequiredSkill|Gallente Battleship|III}} | + | ** {{RequiredSkill|Gallente Battleship|III}} |
− | ***{{RequiredSkill|Spaceship Command|IV}} | + | *** {{RequiredSkill|Spaceship Command|IV}} |
− | ***{{RequiredSkill|Gallente Battlecruiser|III}} | + | *** {{RequiredSkill|Gallente Battlecruiser|III}} |
− | ****{{RequiredSkill|Spaceship Command|III}} | + | **** {{RequiredSkill|Spaceship Command|III}} |
− | ****{{RequiredSkill|Gallente Cruiser|III}} | + | **** {{RequiredSkill|Gallente Cruiser|III}} |
− | *****{{RequiredSkill|Spaceship Command|II}} | + | ***** {{RequiredSkill|Spaceship Command|II}} |
− | *****{{RequiredSkill|Gallente Destroyer|III}} | + | ***** {{RequiredSkill|Gallente Destroyer|III}} |
− | ******{{RequiredSkill|Gallente Frigate|III}} | + | ****** {{RequiredSkill|Gallente Frigate|III}} |
− | *******{{RequiredSkill|Spaceship Command|I}} | + | ******* {{RequiredSkill|Spaceship Command|I}} |
− | **{{RequiredSkill|Drone Interfacing|V}} | + | ** {{RequiredSkill|Drone Interfacing|V}} |
− | ***{{RequiredSkill|Drones|V}} | + | *** {{RequiredSkill|Drones|V}} |
− | **{{RequiredSkill|Jump Fuel Conservation|IV}} | + | ** {{RequiredSkill|Jump Fuel Conservation|IV}} |
− | ***{{RequiredSkill|Jump Drive Operation|III}} | + | *** {{RequiredSkill|Jump Drive Operation|III}} |
− | ****{{RequiredSkill|Navigation|V}} | + | **** {{RequiredSkill|Navigation|V}} |
− | ****{{RequiredSkill|Warp Drive Operation|V}} | + | **** {{RequiredSkill|Warp Drive Operation|V}} |
− | *****{{RequiredSkill|Navigation|I}} | + | ***** {{RequiredSkill|Navigation|I}} |
− | ****{{RequiredSkill|Science|V}} | + | **** {{RequiredSkill|Science|V}} |
− | **{{RequiredSkill|Jump Drive Calibration|III}} | + | ** {{RequiredSkill|Jump Drive Calibration|III}} |
− | ***{{RequiredSkill|Jump Drive Operation|V}} | + | *** {{RequiredSkill|Jump Drive Operation|V}} |
− | ****{{RequiredSkill|Navigation|V}} | + | **** {{RequiredSkill|Navigation|V}} |
− | ****{{RequiredSkill|Warp Drive Operation|V}} | + | **** {{RequiredSkill|Warp Drive Operation|V}} |
− | *****{{RequiredSkill|Navigation|I}} | + | ***** {{RequiredSkill|Navigation|I}} |
− | ****{{RequiredSkill|Science|V}} | + | **** {{RequiredSkill|Science|V}} |
| totaltraintime=147d 13h 43m 40s | | totaltraintime=147d 13h 43m 40s | ||
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− | ==Summary== | + | == Summary == |
The Thanatos is the Gallente [[carrier]]. Like the other carriers, the Thanatos was rebalanced in the April 2016 update to become a mobile long-range damage dealer with squadrons of launched fighters. Its 6 low slots allow the Thanatos to field a respectable armor tank, though not on par with the [[Archon]]. The Thanatos is popular in PvE due to its high fighter damage bonus, allowing players to quickly complete missions and combat anomalies. In PvP, the Thanatos reigns supreme as the standard armor carrier, as its larger fighter bay and more damaging, highly survivable fighters allot it the high damage expected from carriers. | The Thanatos is the Gallente [[carrier]]. Like the other carriers, the Thanatos was rebalanced in the April 2016 update to become a mobile long-range damage dealer with squadrons of launched fighters. Its 6 low slots allow the Thanatos to field a respectable armor tank, though not on par with the [[Archon]]. The Thanatos is popular in PvE due to its high fighter damage bonus, allowing players to quickly complete missions and combat anomalies. In PvP, the Thanatos reigns supreme as the standard armor carrier, as its larger fighter bay and more damaging, highly survivable fighters allot it the high damage expected from carriers. | ||
− | ==Skills== | + | == Skills == |
''Further information about additional or recommended skills to pilot Thanatos for a specific or its common role(s) can be written here.'' | ''Further information about additional or recommended skills to pilot Thanatos for a specific or its common role(s) can be written here.'' | ||
− | ==Tactics== | + | == Tactics == |
The Thanatos is often used for ratting NPCs in lowsec and nullsec space. For that reason, fleets that are large enough will often try an hunt a Thanatos if seen on D-scan. And for that reason, the Thanatos is sometimes used as bait to lure in a fleet so that a larger or more capable fleet can then cyno in and destroy the fleet that has been successfully baited. | The Thanatos is often used for ratting NPCs in lowsec and nullsec space. For that reason, fleets that are large enough will often try an hunt a Thanatos if seen on D-scan. And for that reason, the Thanatos is sometimes used as bait to lure in a fleet so that a larger or more capable fleet can then cyno in and destroy the fleet that has been successfully baited. | ||
− | ==Notes== | + | == Notes == |
− | In ancient Greek mythology, Thanatos was a personification of death; the word itself (''Θάνατος'') was also simply the ancient Greek word for death in general. Some writers grouped Thanatos with other personifications of negative experiences and emotions as siblings, treating him as a brother of (among others) [[Eris]], [[Moros]], [[Nemesis]] and [[Charon]]; in some accounts, Thanatos was distinguished, as peaceful death, from the [[Keres]], associated with violent death. | + | In ancient Greek mythology, Thanatos was a personification of death; the word itself (''Θάνατος'') was also simply the ancient Greek word for death in general. Some writers grouped Thanatos with other personifications of negative experiences and emotions as siblings, treating him as a brother of (among others) [[Eris]], [[Moros]], [[Nemesis]] and [[Charon]]; in some accounts, Thanatos was distinguished, as peaceful death, from the [[Keres]], associated with violent death. |
{{ShipsMatrix}} | {{ShipsMatrix}} | ||
− | [[Category:Ship Database]][[Category:Carriers]] | + | [[Category:Ship Database]] |
+ | [[Category:Carriers]] |
Revision as of 17:34, 15 January 2023
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Sensing the need for a more moderately-priced version of the Nyx, Federation Navy authorities commissioned the design of the Thanatos. Designed to act primarily as a fighter carrier for small- to mid-scale engagements, its significant defensive capabilities and specially-fitted fighter bays make it ideal for its intended purpose. SHIP BONUSES
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Summary
The Thanatos is the Gallente carrier. Like the other carriers, the Thanatos was rebalanced in the April 2016 update to become a mobile long-range damage dealer with squadrons of launched fighters. Its 6 low slots allow the Thanatos to field a respectable armor tank, though not on par with the Archon. The Thanatos is popular in PvE due to its high fighter damage bonus, allowing players to quickly complete missions and combat anomalies. In PvP, the Thanatos reigns supreme as the standard armor carrier, as its larger fighter bay and more damaging, highly survivable fighters allot it the high damage expected from carriers.
Skills
Further information about additional or recommended skills to pilot Thanatos for a specific or its common role(s) can be written here.
Tactics
The Thanatos is often used for ratting NPCs in lowsec and nullsec space. For that reason, fleets that are large enough will often try an hunt a Thanatos if seen on D-scan. And for that reason, the Thanatos is sometimes used as bait to lure in a fleet so that a larger or more capable fleet can then cyno in and destroy the fleet that has been successfully baited.
Notes
In ancient Greek mythology, Thanatos was a personification of death; the word itself (Θάνατος) was also simply the ancient Greek word for death in general. Some writers grouped Thanatos with other personifications of negative experiences and emotions as siblings, treating him as a brother of (among others) Eris, Moros, Nemesis and Charon; in some accounts, Thanatos was distinguished, as peaceful death, from the Keres, associated with violent death.