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For the most part, fit progression is really only relevant for high-end ships like the three pirate faction battleships mentioned above. Logistics ships use pretty much the same rigs, changing only a few modules based on their desired fit. Remember that upgrading from a regular battleship to a pirate faction battleship alone is a big upgrade and the best use of your ISK for the initial upgrade.

See [[Fitting_principles#Upgrade_priorities|upgrade priorities]] for more information and remember that your options are highly limited by your [[Fitting_principles#Rigging_choice|choice of rigs]]. That choice also heavily influences the amount of ISK you need to front to make the fit work.

See [[Fitting_principles#Upgrade_priorities|upgrade priorities]] for more information and remember that your options are highly limited by your [[Fitting_principles#Rigging_choice|choice of rigs]]. That choice also heavily influences the amount of ISK you need to front to make the fit work. The examples below will use the more common setups, so will not include specialized fits such as the '''warp speed''' variant.

== Cheap ==

If you're not entirely sure how you want to fit your ship in the end, the same principle that we follow to fit our [[Fitting_principles#Minimum_setup|minimum fits]] can be applied to pirate faction ships as well. Practically you can fit a [[Vindicator]] more or less the same way you'd fit a [[Hyperion]]. The same goes for fitting a [[Machariel]] similar to how you fit a [[Maelstrom]].

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 For the most part, fit progression is really only relevant for high-end ships like the three pirate faction battleships mentioned above. Logistics ships use pretty much the same rigs, changing only a few modules based on their desired fit. Remember that upgrading from a regular battleship to a pirate faction battleship alone is a big upgrade and the best use of your ISK for the initial upgrade.
-See [[Fitting_principles#Upgrade_priorities|upgrade priorities]] for more information and remember that your options are highly limited by your [[Fitting_principles#Rigging_choice|choice of rigs]]. That choice also heavily influences the amount of ISK you need to front to make the fit work.
+See [[Fitting_principles#Upgrade_priorities|upgrade priorities]] for more information and remember that your options are highly limited by your [[Fitting_principles#Rigging_choice|choice of rigs]]. That choice also heavily influences the amount of ISK you need to front to make the fit work. The examples below will use the more common setups, so will not include specialized fits such as the '''warp speed''' variant.
 == Cheap ==
 If you're not entirely sure how you want to fit your ship in the end, the same principle that we follow to fit our [[Fitting_principles#Minimum_setup|minimum fits]] can be applied to pirate faction ships as well. Practically you can fit a [[Vindicator]] more or less the same way you'd fit a [[Hyperion]]. The same goes for fitting a [[Machariel]] similar to how you fit a [[Maelstrom]].