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An Entosis link is a high-slot module, with a limit of one per ship. It is used by locking a target structure and activating the module. If the structure has a vulnerability window, such as Stations, Infrastructure Hubs (I-Hubs) and Territorial Claim Units (TCUs), the Entosis link will have no effect outside of this window. Each cycle of the entosis link consumes 1 Strontium Clathrate as fuel.

While the module is active, your ship is unable to cloak, warp, dock, jump or receive remote assistance (such as repairs or capacitor). There is no way to stop ~~this~~ effect early except for losing the ship. Capital ships have a role penalty that increases the module cycle time by 5x, forcing them to stay at capture points for longer. Your ship is also unable to exceed 4,000 m/s when online. This is to prevent players using entosis links from endlessly kiting opposing forces. [[Frigate#Interceptors|Interceptors]] are unable to activate the module.

While the module is active, your ship is unable to cloak, warp, dock, jump. In addition, capital ships with an active Entosis link module cannot receive remote assistance (such as repairs or capacitor). There is no way to stop these effects effect early except for losing the ship. Capital ships also have a role penalty that increases the module cycle time by 5x, forcing them to stay at capture points for longer. Your ship is also unable to exceed 4,000 m/s when online. This is to prevent players using entosis links from endlessly kiting opposing forces. [[Frigate#Interceptors|Interceptors]] are unable to activate the module.

The first cycle of the module is always a "warmup cycle" which has no effect on the structure. If you lose lock or the module is disabled for any reason during this period, the warmup cycle must start again. Once the warmup cycle is complete, the alliance owning the structure under attack is sent a notification.

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 An Entosis link is a high-slot module, with a limit of one per ship. It is used by locking a target structure and activating the module. If the structure has a vulnerability window, such as Stations, Infrastructure Hubs (I-Hubs) and Territorial Claim Units (TCUs), the Entosis link will have no effect outside of this window. Each cycle of the entosis link consumes 1 Strontium Clathrate as fuel.
-While the module is active, your ship is unable to cloak, warp, dock, jump or receive remote assistance (such as repairs or capacitor). There is no way to stop this effect early except for losing the ship. Capital ships have a role penalty that increases the module cycle time by 5x, forcing them to stay at capture points for longer. Your ship is also unable to exceed 4,000 m/s when online. This is to prevent players using entosis links from endlessly kiting opposing forces. [[Frigate#Interceptors|Interceptors]] are unable to activate the module.
+While the module is active, your ship is unable to cloak, warp, dock, jump. In addition, capital ships with an active Entosis link module cannot receive remote assistance (such as repairs or capacitor). There is no way to stop these effects effect early except for losing the ship. Capital ships also have a role penalty that increases the module cycle time by 5x, forcing them to stay at capture points for longer. Your ship is also unable to exceed 4,000 m/s when online. This is to prevent players using entosis links from endlessly kiting opposing forces. [[Frigate#Interceptors|Interceptors]] are unable to activate the module.
 The first cycle of the module is always a "warmup cycle" which has no effect on the structure. If you lose lock or the module is disabled for any reason during this period, the warmup cycle must start again. Once the warmup cycle is complete, the alliance owning the structure under attack is sent a notification.