Archive:Newbie Doctrine: Difference between revisions

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[[Category:Getting Started]]

[[Category:Fleets]]

The Newbie Doctrine is a repertoire of ships that empowers new pilots to make valuable contributions to a PvP fleet without any skill training.

The Newbie Doctrine is a repertoire of ships that empowers new pilots to make valuable contributions to a PvP fleet without any skill training. Fleet Commanders can use the Newbie Doctrine as an add-on to their [[Fleet Doctrines|doctrines]], encouraging new pilots to participate in PvP fleet operations.

~~Fleet Commanders can use the Newbie Doctrine as an add-on to their [[Fleet Doctrines|doctrines]], encouraging new pilots to participate in PvP fleet operations.~~

The Newbie Doctrine program gives free, fully-fitted ships to new members of EVE University. Send [https://gate.eveonline.com/Profile/Julian%20Celador Julian Celador] an EVE-mail asking for a Newbie Doctrine ship, accept the [[Contract|contract]], and try fleet PvP for free! Your new ship will be conveniently located near the [[Low-Sec Campus]], in the system where many EVE University fleets are formed.

The Newbie Doctrine program gives free, fully-fitted ships to new members of EVE University.

Send [https://gate.eveonline.com/Profile/Julian%20Celador Julian Celador] an EVE-mail asking for a Newbie Doctrine ship, accept the [[Contract|contract]], and try fleet PvP for free!

Your new ship will be conveniently located near the [[Low-Sec Campus]], in the system where many EVE University fleets are formed.

The best way to learn PvP is by trying it! Let's die gloriously together!

{{quote|If your screen goes white and you see yourself floating in space, don’t worry. You’re safe. They can’t hurt you any more.}} - [http://forum.eveuniversity.org/viewtopic.php?f=186&t=93944 Winter Alabel]

You are encouraged to discuss improvements to the Newbie Doctrine on the [[Talk:Newbie_Doctrine|talk page]]. Please do not edit the fittings on this page without permission from Julian Celador.

The records of the Newbie Doctrine program are public and can be viewed [http://bit.ly/NewbieDoctrineLedger here].

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 [[Category:Getting Started]]
 [[Category:Fleets]]
-The Newbie Doctrine is a repertoire of ships that empowers new pilots to make valuable contributions to a PvP fleet without any skill training.
+The Newbie Doctrine is a repertoire of ships that empowers new pilots to make valuable contributions to a PvP fleet without any skill training. Fleet Commanders can use the Newbie Doctrine as an add-on to their [[Fleet Doctrines|doctrines]], encouraging new pilots to participate in PvP fleet operations.
-Fleet Commanders can use the Newbie Doctrine as an add-on to their [[Fleet Doctrines|doctrines]], encouraging new pilots to participate in PvP fleet operations.
+The Newbie Doctrine program gives free, fully-fitted ships to new members of EVE University. Send [https://gate.eveonline.com/Profile/Julian%20Celador Julian Celador] an EVE-mail asking for a Newbie Doctrine ship, accept the [[Contract|contract]], and try fleet PvP for free! Your new ship will be conveniently located near the [[Low-Sec Campus]], in the system where many EVE University fleets are formed.
-The Newbie Doctrine program gives free, fully-fitted ships to new members of EVE University.
-Send [https://gate.eveonline.com/Profile/Julian%20Celador Julian Celador] an EVE-mail asking for a Newbie Doctrine ship, accept the [[Contract|contract]], and try fleet PvP for free!
-Your new ship will be conveniently located near the [[Low-Sec Campus]], in the system where many EVE University fleets are formed.
 The best way to learn PvP is by trying it! Let's die gloriously together!
 {{quote|If your screen goes white and you see yourself floating in space, don’t worry. You’re safe. They can’t hurt you any more.}} - [http://forum.eveuniversity.org/viewtopic.php?f=186&t=93944 Winter Alabel]
 You are encouraged to discuss improvements to the Newbie Doctrine on the [[Talk:Newbie_Doctrine|talk page]]. Please do not edit the fittings on this page without permission from Julian Celador.
 The records of the Newbie Doctrine program are public and can be viewed [http://bit.ly/NewbieDoctrineLedger here].