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===Mining===
===Rock Chewers===
Ore sites in wormholes have lots of very large asteroids of every type, which makes them a desirable place to mine.
Gravimetric sites in wormholes have lots of very large asteroids of every type, which makes them a desirable place to mine.
*'''Note:''' Ore sites now appear as cosmic anomalies and do not require scanning
*'''Note:''' probes are required to hunt down a mining operation


====Recommended Ships====
====Opposition====
*Ships: [[Venture]], [[Barge#Mining_Barges|Mining Barge]] or [[Barge#Exhumers|Exhumer]], [[Orca]] if you're lucky.
*Ships: [[Venture]], [[Barge#Mining_Barges|Mining Barge]] or [[Barge#Exhumers|Exhumer]], [[Orca]] if you're lucky.
*Fit: Shield tank with mining setup
*Fit: Shield tank with mining stuff


====Profitability====
====Profitability====
'''Varies:''' - A small mining gang could profit well in lower class wormholes but at a much higher risk of hostile activity.
'''Low:''' - T2 strip miners are kinda nice, but the ore won't fit in a combat ship's hold.
 
====How to Hunt====
In w-space, gravimetric sites are the only place where rocks are found, and need to be probed down.


====Risk====
====Risk====
*Drones, should be able to tank a flight of light or medium drones depending on the target
*Drones, should be able to tank a flight of light or medium drones depending on the target
*The [[Procurer|Procurer]] and the [[Skiff|Skiff]] can have some very nice tank
*The [[Procurer|Procurer]] and the [[Skiff|Skiff]] can have some very nice tank
*Ore sites have Sleeper spawns that must be cleared to mine safely
*They may have friends nearby


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