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| − | While all Deep Space Transports (DSTs) are designed to be flying tanks, the Impel is arguably the toughest of them all. Seven low slots and a generous Power Grid allow an unrivaled armour tank to be fitted, alongside the standard Cloak and MWD. With all your low slots taken up by tank however, speed and agility are relatively poor, and without compromising your tank you lack the flexibility to add warp stabilizers for extra protection from tackle. If you miss the [[Cloak Trick|Cloak/MWD trick]] you may therefore be relatively easy to catch by a gate camp, however catching you and killing you are two very different matters in an Impel, at least in Empire space. | + | While all Deep Space Transports (DSTs) are designed to be flying tanks, the '''Impel''' is arguably the toughest of them all. Seven low slots and a generous Power Grid allow an unrivaled armour tank to be fitted, alongside the standard Cloak and MWD. With all your low slots taken up by tank however, speed and agility are relatively poor, and without compromising your tank you lack the flexibility to add warp stabilizers for extra protection from tackle. If you miss the [[Cloak Trick|Cloak/MWD trick]] you may therefore be relatively easy to catch by a gate camp, however catching you and killing you are two very different matters in an Impel, at least in Empire space. |
As with all DSTs, the Fleet Hangar can hold any item (not only ships) and is therefore the main cargo hold when hauling. It can only be expanded by training the {{sk|Transport Ships}} skill (to a maximum of 62,500m3 at Level 5). As Cargo Expanders only affect the tiny main cargo hold which is rarely used they are of little use when fitting a DST. | As with all DSTs, the Fleet Hangar can hold any item (not only ships) and is therefore the main cargo hold when hauling. It can only be expanded by training the {{sk|Transport Ships}} skill (to a maximum of 62,500m3 at Level 5). As Cargo Expanders only affect the tiny main cargo hold which is rarely used they are of little use when fitting a DST. | ||
Revision as of 03:59, 21 August 2024
 
 50,000 m³ Fleet Hangar
HIGHLIGHTS
High Amount of Low Slots
HIGHLIGHTS
RELATED UNI-WIKI REFERENCES
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Developer: Khanid Innovations SHIP BONUSES
Amarr Hauler bonuses (per skill level):
Ship Attributes
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2 (0/1) 
3 
6
90 MW 
230 tf
110 m/sec
4,800 m³
Summary
While all Deep Space Transports (DSTs) are designed to be flying tanks, the Impel is arguably the toughest of them all. Seven low slots and a generous Power Grid allow an unrivaled armour tank to be fitted, alongside the standard Cloak and MWD. With all your low slots taken up by tank however, speed and agility are relatively poor, and without compromising your tank you lack the flexibility to add warp stabilizers for extra protection from tackle. If you miss the Cloak/MWD trick you may therefore be relatively easy to catch by a gate camp, however catching you and killing you are two very different matters in an Impel, at least in Empire space.
As with all DSTs, the Fleet Hangar can hold any item (not only ships) and is therefore the main cargo hold when hauling. It can only be expanded by training the Transport Ships skill (to a maximum of 62,500m3 at Level 5). As Cargo Expanders only affect the tiny main cargo hold which is rarely used they are of little use when fitting a DST.
Skills
Further information about additional or recommended skills to pilot Impel for a specific or its common role(s) can be written here.
Tactics
No sub-article about Impel roles or piloting tactics. You can write them here.
Notes
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