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Fortunately, there are many ways to earn ISK in EVE. This brief guide intends to describe some of the typical options that many EVE players pursue, and to provide some helpful guidance about which ISK-earning careers might be the best fit for your personality and playing style.

==Your first career-affecting choice: Race and bloodline==

Unfortunately, few new EVE players consider the implications of their racial and bloodline selections when establishing their first character. Generally, they select the race and bloodline that sounds like the most interesting or fun to play. This isn't necessarily a bad thing, however, as no in-game career choice is blocked to any race or bloodline - it just might take a bit longer to develop the skills and experience required to succeed.

However, certain races and bloodlines come with advantages that provide faster tracks to certain career choices. After playing EVE for a while, many players establish an alternative character (generally known as an "alt" in game parlance), either as one of the three available characters for any account, or as a new account. There are many advantages to having an alt character, or many of them, which we will explore further later.

If you decide to establish an alt, or a whole new character in EVE, here are the starting skills and abilities that each race and bloodline begins with:

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==Developing a career plan: What will you be when you grow up?==

• Miner/Refiner – extracting and selling ore or refined minerals

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 Fortunately, there are many ways to earn ISK in EVE.  This brief guide intends to describe some of the typical options that many EVE players pursue, and to provide some helpful guidance about which ISK-earning careers might be the best fit for your personality and playing style.
+==Your first career-affecting choice: Race and bloodline==
+Unfortunately, few new EVE players consider the implications of their racial and bloodline selections when establishing their first character.  Generally, they select the race and bloodline that sounds like the most interesting or fun to play.  This isn't necessarily a bad thing, however, as no in-game career choice is blocked to any race or bloodline - it just might take a bit longer to develop the skills and experience required to succeed.
+However, certain races and bloodlines come with advantages that provide faster tracks to certain career choices.  After playing EVE for a while, many players establish an alternative character (generally known as an "alt" in game parlance), either as one of the three available characters for any account, or as a new account.  There are many advantages to having an alt character, or many of them, which we will explore further later.
+If you decide to establish an alt, or a whole new character in EVE, here are the starting skills and abilities that each race and bloodline begins with:
+*
+*
 ==Developing a career plan: What will you be when you grow up?==
 •	Miner/Refiner – extracting and selling ore or refined minerals