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Distribution missions never require combat, though, of course, you may encounter PvP combat on the way to your destination.

==Mission Ships==

The easily obtained Venture is designed to handle all three of the common level I mission types. It can be fitted out for mining or combat, and does both well enough to get by. It has a 50m3 cargo hold that can be expanded with the Expanded Cargohold item. Check the [[Venture/Fittings|Venture Fittings]] page for examples. Look at the [[Venture]] page for a list of useful skills to train.

===Mining===

You will likely move up from your Venture to a [[Mining Barge]]. Any of these will work fine for mining missions, though you might want to concentrate on training for [[Exhumers]] by the time you reach level III. Exhumers have larger ore holds and let you finish your mining with fewer trips.

===Distribution===

You will likely move up from your Venture to an [[Industrial]] ship. Your goal in hauling is always to move as much as you can as fast as you can, and whichever industrial you choose should be able to handle level II and III missions. Level IV missions can require up to 8,000 {{m3}} of cargo space - keep that in mind as you shop for ships later in your career.

===Security===

Combat ships offer more choices than miners and industrials. Are you training for shields or armor? Missiles, or lasers, or hybrids, or projectiles. Or drones? Do you want to get in close and blast away, or sit at range and snipe? Player-versus-Player (PvP) and mission running (PvE) require different ship characteristics and fittings to be at their most effective. So, if you are doing PvP, you will want to develop your PvE skills along the same lines. This takes some some planning, and you can find the details on the [[Mission Ships]] page of this Wiki.

==Agents and Standings==

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*[https://util.eveuniversity.org/Missions/AgentRangefinder/ Agent Rangefinder]

*[https://eve-online.itemdrop.net/eve_db/agents/ Itemdrop]

~~==Mission Ships==~~

~~{{main|Mission Ships}}~~

The easily obtained Venture is designed to handle all three of the common level I mission types. It can be fitted out for mining or combat, and does both well enough to get by. It has a 50m3 cargo hold that can be expanded with the Expanded Cargohold item. Check the [[Venture/Fittings|Venture Fittings]] page for examples. Look at the [[Venture]] page for a list of useful skills to train.

~~===Mining===~~

You will likely move up from your Venture to a [[Mining Barge]]. Any of these will work fine for mining missions, though you might want to concentrate on training for [[Exhumers]] by the time you reach level III. Exhumers have larger ore holds and let you finish your mining with fewer trips.

~~===Distribution===~~

You will likely move up from your Venture to an [[Industrial]] ship. Your goal in hauling is always to move as much as you can as fast as you can, and whichever industrial you choose should be able to handle level II and III missions. Level IV missions can require up to 8,000 {{m3}} of cargo space - keep that in mind as you shop for ships later in your career.

~~===Security===~~

Combat ships offer more choices than miners and industrials. Are you training for shields or armor? Missiles, or lasers, or hybrids, or projectiles. Or drones? Do you want to get in close and blast away, or sit at range and snipe? Player-versus-Player (PvP) and mission running (PvE) require different ship characteristics and fittings to be at their most effective. So, if you are doing PvP, you will want to develop your PvE skills along the same lines. This takes some some planning, and you can find the details on the [[Mission Ships]] page of this Wiki.

==Other Mission Types==

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 Distribution missions never require combat, though, of course, you may encounter PvP combat on the way to your destination.
+==Mission Ships==
+{{main|Mission Ships}}
+The easily obtained Venture is designed to handle all three of the common level I mission types. It can be fitted out for mining or combat, and does both well enough to get by. It has a 50m3 cargo hold that can be expanded with the Expanded Cargohold item. Check the [[Venture/Fittings|Venture Fittings]] page for examples. Look at the [[Venture]] page for a list of useful skills to train.
+===Mining===
+You will likely move up from your Venture to a [[Mining Barge]]. Any of these will work fine for mining missions, though you might want to concentrate on training for [[Exhumers]] by the time you reach level III. Exhumers have larger ore holds and let you finish your mining with fewer trips.
+===Distribution===
+You will likely move up from your Venture to an [[Industrial]] ship. Your goal in hauling is always to move as much as you can as fast as you can, and whichever industrial you choose should be able to handle level II and III missions. Level IV missions can require up to 8,000 {{m3}} of cargo space - keep that in mind as you shop for ships later in your career.
+===Security===
+Combat ships offer more choices than miners and industrials. Are you training for shields or armor? Missiles, or lasers, or hybrids, or projectiles. Or drones? Do you want to get in close and blast away, or sit at range and snipe?  Player-versus-Player (PvP) and mission running (PvE) require different ship characteristics and fittings to be at their most effective. So, if you are doing PvP, you will want to develop your PvE skills along the same lines. This takes some some planning, and you can find the details on the [[Mission Ships]] page of this Wiki.
 ==Agents and Standings==
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 *[https://util.eveuniversity.org/Missions/AgentRangefinder/ Agent Rangefinder]
 *[https://eve-online.itemdrop.net/eve_db/agents/ Itemdrop]
-==Mission Ships==
-{{main|Mission Ships}}
-The easily obtained Venture is designed to handle all three of the common level I mission types. It can be fitted out for mining or combat, and does both well enough to get by. It has a 50m3 cargo hold that can be expanded with the Expanded Cargohold item. Check the [[Venture/Fittings|Venture Fittings]] page for examples. Look at the [[Venture]] page for a list of useful skills to train.
-===Mining===
-You will likely move up from your Venture to a [[Mining Barge]]. Any of these will work fine for mining missions, though you might want to concentrate on training for [[Exhumers]] by the time you reach level III. Exhumers have larger ore holds and let you finish your mining with fewer trips.
-===Distribution===
-You will likely move up from your Venture to an [[Industrial]] ship. Your goal in hauling is always to move as much as you can as fast as you can, and whichever industrial you choose should be able to handle level II and III missions. Level IV missions can require up to 8,000 {{m3}} of cargo space - keep that in mind as you shop for ships later in your career.
-===Security===
-Combat ships offer more choices than miners and industrials. Are you training for shields or armor? Missiles, or lasers, or hybrids, or projectiles. Or drones? Do you want to get in close and blast away, or sit at range and snipe?  Player-versus-Player (PvP) and mission running (PvE) require different ship characteristics and fittings to be at their most effective. So, if you are doing PvP, you will want to develop your PvE skills along the same lines. This takes some some planning, and you can find the details on the [[Mission Ships]] page of this Wiki.
 ==Other Mission Types==