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'''{{co|#9ef37c|Objective:}}''' Destroy rats.

~~Your agent gives you an Armor Repairer module<!-- same for all factions?~~ --~~>, which, once fitted and activated, will gradually~~ repair ~~your ship's armor while using up some of your ship's [[capacitor]] energy. Using a~~ module ~~like this to repair your armor during a fight is called "active armor tanking". Fit it to your ship and undock~~.

'''{{co|#9ef37c|Granted when accepted:}}''' A faction-specific self-repair module ({{icon|isis amarr|22}}{{icon|isis gallente|22}}{{icon|isis minmatar|22}}Small Armor Repairer I or {{icon|isis caldari|22}}Small Shield Booster I).

Warp to the mission's deadspace location and start engaging the rats. There will be several waves of rats, so it's likely that your ship's armor will start taking damage. When it does, activate your armor repairer and note how it repairs a chunk of your armor at the end of ~~each module~~ cycle. Your capacitor probably doesn't recharge quickly enough for you to run your armor repair module ~~all the time~~ (particularly if you're also using an afterburner, which you should be), so turn it off when you don't need it.

Your agent gives you either an Armor Repairer module or a Shield Booster module, which, once fitted and activated, will gradually repair your ship's armor or shield respectively while using up some of your ship's [[capacitor]] energy. Using a module like this to repair your armor or shield during a fight is called "active armor/shield tanking". Fit it to your ship and undock.

Warp to the mission's deadspace location and start engaging the rats. There will be several waves of rats, so it's likely that your ship's armor will start taking damage. When it does, activate your armor repairer or shield booster and note how it repairs a chunk of your armor/shield. Note that armor is repaired at the end of an armor repairer cycle while shield is boosted at the beginning of a shield booster cycle. Your capacitor probably doesn't recharge quickly enough for you to run your armor repair module indefinitely (particularly if you're also using an afterburner, which you should be), so turn it off when you don't need it.

To fight as effectively as possible, make sure to keep your ship within your weapons' optimal range of your current target (using the "Orbit" or "Keep at Range" commands). Additionally, keep your Shield Hardener running and keep your ship's speed up (with your afterburner) to make your ship as hard to hit as possible. If you start to get overwhelmed with rats, warp out, repair your shields and armor, and then return to the deadspace location.

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There is a large asteroid complex in the middle of the deadspace site. Note that you can shoot your weapons through it to hit rats on the other side, but you can't fly through it (you'll bounce harmlessly off it if you get too close, but this does slow you down considerably). If you're constantly bumping into it, [[Manual Piloting|fly your ship manually]] away from the asteroid; the rats will follow you, and you can re-engage them in open space.

Once all the rats have been destroyed, return to your agent.

=== Cash Flow for Capsuleers (8 of 10) ===

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 '''{{co|#9ef37c|Objective:}}''' Destroy rats.
-Your agent gives you an Armor Repairer module<!-- same for all factions? -->, which, once fitted and activated, will gradually repair your ship's armor while using up some of your ship's [[capacitor]] energy. Using a module like this to repair your armor during a fight is called "active armor tanking". Fit it to your ship and undock.
+'''{{co|#9ef37c|Granted when accepted:}}''' A faction-specific self-repair module ({{icon|isis amarr|22}}{{icon|isis gallente|22}}{{icon|isis minmatar|22}}Small Armor Repairer I or {{icon|isis caldari|22}}Small Shield Booster I).
-Warp to the mission's deadspace location and start engaging the rats. There will be several waves of rats, so it's likely that your ship's armor will start taking damage. When it does, activate your armor repairer and note how it repairs a chunk of your armor at the end of each module cycle. Your capacitor probably doesn't recharge quickly enough for you to run your armor repair module all the time (particularly if you're also using an afterburner, which you should be), so turn it off when you don't need it.
+Your agent gives you either an Armor Repairer module or a Shield Booster module, which, once fitted and activated, will gradually repair your ship's armor or shield respectively while using up some of your ship's [[capacitor]] energy. Using a module like this to repair your armor or shield during a fight is called "active armor/shield tanking". Fit it to your ship and undock.
+Warp to the mission's deadspace location and start engaging the rats. There will be several waves of rats, so it's likely that your ship's armor will start taking damage. When it does, activate your armor repairer or shield booster and note how it repairs a chunk of your armor/shield. Note that armor is repaired at the end of an armor repairer cycle while shield is boosted at the beginning of a shield booster cycle. Your capacitor probably doesn't recharge quickly enough for you to run your armor repair module indefinitely (particularly if you're also using an afterburner, which you should be), so turn it off when you don't need it.
 To fight as effectively as possible, make sure to keep your ship within your weapons' optimal range of your current target (using the "Orbit" or "Keep at Range" commands). Additionally, keep your Shield Hardener running and keep your ship's speed up (with your afterburner) to make your ship as hard to hit as possible. If you start to get overwhelmed with rats, warp out, repair your shields and armor, and then return to the deadspace location.
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 There is a large asteroid complex in the middle of the deadspace site. Note that you can shoot your weapons through it to hit rats on the other side, but you can't fly through it (you'll bounce harmlessly off it if you get too close, but this does slow you down considerably). If you're constantly bumping into it, [[Manual Piloting|fly your ship manually]] away from the asteroid; the rats will follow you, and you can re-engage them in open space.
 Once all the rats have been destroyed, return to your agent.
 === Cash Flow for Capsuleers (8 of 10) ===