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#   Notes for mission pullers:

** Do not pull [[Anomic missions]]. Anomic missions are Level 4 missions that require very specific ship fits, boosters, manual piloting, and well-trained character skills. There is no penalty to your agent standing if you refuse an anomic mission.

* Do not pull [[Anomic missions]]. Anomic missions are Level 4 missions that require very specific ship fits, boosters, manual piloting, and well-trained character skills. There is no penalty to your agent standing if you refuse an anomic mission.

** Do not pull missions against any of the empires. Running missions against empires affects every fleet member’s standing with the empire in question. You may decline one mission per agent every four hours. If a second unfavorable mission would come up, rather than declining the mission, delay accepting the mission and then decline it after four hours to avoid a loss of agent standing.

* Do not pull missions against any of the empires. Running missions against empires affects every fleet member’s standing with the empire in question. You may decline one mission per agent every four hours. If a second unfavorable mission would come up, rather than declining the mission, delay accepting the mission and then decline it after four hours to avoid a loss of agent standing.

** If the mission is in a system other than Amygnon or Jufvitte, check in with the FC before accepting it. Missions outside of Amygnon or Jufvitte should only be accepted at the FCs discretion. 

* If the mission is in a system other than Amygnon or Jufvitte, check in with the FC before accepting it. Missions outside of Amygnon or Jufvitte should only be accepted at the FCs discretion. 

# <li value="9">Organizing looting and salvaging. The FC, if they have not already done so, will take care of organizing looting and salvaging with any salvagers working with the mission fleet. See more in <article that doesn’t exist yet>.

# The FC will review basic fleet commands. Mission fleets only require a subset of the possible fleet commands and are fairly simple.

* '''Align ''' - example: “Fleet, align to the Jufvitte gate”  The FC will tell the fleet to align to celestials (eg stargates or stations) or other fleet members, and once everyone is aligned, will warp the whole fleet. The align button is right next to the 'Warp To 0' button in the Selected Item window. Make sure you don't confuse the two. 

* '''Align ''' (example: ''“Fleet, align to the Jufvitte gate”'')  The FC will tell the fleet to align to celestials (eg stargates or stations) or other fleet members, and once everyone is aligned, will warp the whole fleet. The align button is right next to the 'Warp To 0' button in the Selected Item window. Make sure you don't confuse the two. 

**Fleet warp  - example: ~~“Fleet~~, take this ~~warp”~~  The FC or the person currently flying the fleet will issue the fleet command to warp to a location, typically the first pocket of a mission. As long as you are on grid with the fleet (is that right?) and you don’t refuse/reject/what’s the word? the warp, your ship will fly along with your fleet to the warp location.  

*Fleet warp  (example: “''Fleet, take this warp''” ) The FC or the person currently flying the fleet will issue the fleet command to warp to a location, typically the first pocket of a mission. As long as you are on grid with the fleet (is that right?) and you don’t refuse/reject/what’s the word? the warp, your ship will fly along with your fleet to the warp location.  

**Break cloak - After jumping a stargate, your ship remains cloaked for 60 seconds unless you take an action such as aligning to a celestial or approaching a fleet member.  QUESTION: DO WE NEED THIS? Isn’t this more of a PVP fleet thing? 

*Break cloak - After jumping a stargate, your ship remains cloaked for 60 seconds unless you take an action such as aligning to a celestial or approaching a fleet member.  QUESTION: DO WE NEED THIS? Isn’t this more of a PVP fleet thing? 

**Slide  - example: ~~“Fleet~~, slide the gate after I’m ~~through” Sliding~~ is the act of activating and then traveling through a stargate or acceleration gate. This command is used most often at an acceleration gate.

*Slide  (example: “''Fleet, slide the gate after I’m through''”)  Sliding is the act of activating and then traveling through a stargate or acceleration gate. This command is used most often at an acceleration gate.

 *** For new players  If you are unsure whether or not you should slide a gate, ask the FC. Even when the FC issues the slide gate command, new players are advised to wait and let larger, tankier ships through first. If you slide the gate first in a new player fit, you may possiby have a Bad Experience™. Let the other ships through first so that they may grab aggro from opponents such as sentry towers. However, If you should slide first into room with a lot of sentries (accidents can happen), warp off to a celestial as fast as you can (read the notes under Red-boxing).  

 * For new players  If you are unsure whether or not you should slide a gate, ask the FC. Even when the FC issues the slide gate command, new players are advised to wait and let larger, tankier ships through first. If you slide the gate first in a new player fit, you may possiby have a Bad Experience™. Let the other ships through first so that they may grab aggro from opponents such as sentry towers. However, If you should slide first into room with a lot of sentries (accidents can happen), warp off to a celestial as fast as you can (read the notes under Red-boxing).  

**Make your way to  ~~example~~: ~~“Fleet~~, make your way to ~~Jufvitte”.~~ Sometimes said as ~~“Fleet~~, make best time to ~~<system> or~~ <location>”.  Used by the FC when the fleet needs to move individually to the next system. You should fly on your own to the location specified and wait for the FC’s next instruction.

* Make your way to  (example: “''Fleet, make your way to Jufvitte''” Sometimes said as “''Fleet, make best time to <location>''”)  Used by the FC when the fleet needs to move individually to the next system. You should fly on your own to the location specified and wait for the FC’s next instruction.

# <li value="11">Yellow-boxing. Yellow-boxing means that an enemy is targeting your ship. This is indicated in your Overview by a yellow highlight on the ship icon of the enemy/enemies that are targeting you. For new players, this is one of the most important things to watch for. If you are being targeted, you know very likely what may come next.   Should you get yellow-boxed, immediately align your ship to a celestial, such as an NPC station. This is so you are ready to warp out in case you end up needing to. You may continue on in the fight unless you become red-boxed.  <insert image of Overview with yellow-boxed ship>

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 #   Notes for mission pullers:<br>
-** Do not pull [[Anomic missions]]. Anomic missions are Level 4 missions that require very specific ship fits, boosters, manual piloting, and well-trained character skills. There is no penalty to your agent standing if you refuse an anomic mission.
+* Do not pull [[Anomic missions]]. Anomic missions are Level 4 missions that require very specific ship fits, boosters, manual piloting, and well-trained character skills. There is no penalty to your agent standing if you refuse an anomic mission.
-** Do not pull missions against any of the empires. Running missions against empires affects every fleet member’s standing with the empire in question. You may decline one mission per agent every four hours. If a second unfavorable mission would come up, rather than declining the mission, delay accepting the mission and then decline it after four hours to avoid a loss of agent standing.
+* Do not pull missions against any of the empires. Running missions against empires affects every fleet member’s standing with the empire in question. You may decline one mission per agent every four hours. If a second unfavorable mission would come up, rather than declining the mission, delay accepting the mission and then decline it after four hours to avoid a loss of agent standing.
-** If the mission is in a system other than Amygnon or Jufvitte, check in with the FC before accepting it. Missions outside of Amygnon or Jufvitte should only be accepted at the FCs discretion.
+* If the mission is in a system other than Amygnon or Jufvitte, check in with the FC before accepting it. Missions outside of Amygnon or Jufvitte should only be accepted at the FCs discretion.
 # <li value="9">Organizing looting and salvaging. The FC, if they have not already done so, will take care of organizing looting and salvaging with any salvagers working with the mission fleet. See more in <article that doesn’t exist yet>.
 # The FC will review basic fleet commands. Mission fleets only require a subset of the possible fleet commands and are fairly simple.
-* '''Align ''' - example: “Fleet, align to the Jufvitte gate”  The FC will tell the fleet to align to celestials (eg stargates or stations) or other fleet members, and once everyone is aligned, will warp the whole fleet. The align button is right next to the 'Warp To 0' button in the Selected Item window. Make sure you don't confuse the two.
+* '''Align ''' (example: ''“Fleet, align to the Jufvitte gate”'')  The FC will tell the fleet to align to celestials (eg stargates or stations) or other fleet members, and once everyone is aligned, will warp the whole fleet. The align button is right next to the 'Warp To 0' button in the Selected Item window. Make sure you don't confuse the two.
-**Fleet warp  - example: “Fleet, take this warp”  The FC or the person currently flying the fleet will issue the fleet command to warp to a location, typically the first pocket of a mission. As long as you are on grid with the fleet (is that right?) and you don’t refuse/reject/what’s the word? the warp, your ship will fly along with your fleet to the warp location.
+*Fleet warp  (example: “''Fleet, take this warp''” ) The FC or the person currently flying the fleet will issue the fleet command to warp to a location, typically the first pocket of a mission. As long as you are on grid with the fleet (is that right?) and you don’t refuse/reject/what’s the word? the warp, your ship will fly along with your fleet to the warp location.
-**Break cloak - After jumping a stargate, your ship remains cloaked for 60 seconds unless you take an action such as aligning to a celestial or approaching a fleet member.  QUESTION: DO WE NEED THIS? Isn’t this more of a PVP fleet thing?
+*Break cloak - After jumping a stargate, your ship remains cloaked for 60 seconds unless you take an action such as aligning to a celestial or approaching a fleet member.  QUESTION: DO WE NEED THIS? Isn’t this more of a PVP fleet thing?
-**Slide  - example: “Fleet, slide the gate after I’m through” Sliding is the act of activating and then traveling through a stargate or acceleration gate. This command is used most often at an acceleration gate. <br>
+*Slide  (example: “''Fleet, slide the gate after I’m through''”)  Sliding is the act of activating and then traveling through a stargate or acceleration gate. This command is used most often at an acceleration gate. <br>
- *** For new players  If you are unsure whether or not you should slide a gate, ask the FC. Even when the FC issues the slide gate command, new players are advised to wait and let larger, tankier ships through first. If you slide the gate first in a new player fit, you may possiby have a Bad Experience™. Let the other ships through first so that they may grab aggro from opponents such as sentry towers. However, If you should slide first into room with a lot of sentries (accidents can happen), warp off to a celestial as fast as you can (read the notes under Red-boxing).
+ * For new players  If you are unsure whether or not you should slide a gate, ask the FC. Even when the FC issues the slide gate command, new players are advised to wait and let larger, tankier ships through first. If you slide the gate first in a new player fit, you may possiby have a Bad Experience™. Let the other ships through first so that they may grab aggro from opponents such as sentry towers. However, If you should slide first into room with a lot of sentries (accidents can happen), warp off to a celestial as fast as you can (read the notes under Red-boxing).
-**Make your way to  example: “Fleet, make your way to Jufvitte”. Sometimes said as “Fleet, make best time to <system> or <location>”.  Used by the FC when the fleet needs to move individually to the next system. You should fly on your own to the location specified and wait for the FC’s next instruction. <br>
+* Make your way to  (example: “''Fleet, make your way to Jufvitte''” Sometimes said as “''Fleet, make best time to <location>''”)  Used by the FC when the fleet needs to move individually to the next system. You should fly on your own to the location specified and wait for the FC’s next instruction. <br>
 # <li value="11">Yellow-boxing. Yellow-boxing means that an enemy is targeting your ship. This is indicated in your Overview by a yellow highlight on the ship icon of the enemy/enemies that are targeting you. For new players, this is one of the most important things to watch for. If you are being targeted, you know very likely what may come next.   Should you get yellow-boxed, immediately align your ship to a celestial, such as an NPC station. This is so you are ready to warp out in case you end up needing to. You may continue on in the fight unless you become red-boxed.  <insert image of Overview with yellow-boxed ship>