Angel Lookout

Site Details

Angel Lookout
Type	Unrated Complex
Rating	Unrated
Found in	High
Max ship size	Unverified
Pirate faction	Angel
Damage to deal	Ex Kin
Damage to Resist	62% Ex 22% Kin
Sig. Strength	10% in High Sec

The Angel Hideout is a combat anomaly found in Angel infested regions.

Total expected enemies

Enemy Type	Count
Frigates	24
Destroyers	14
Sentries	1

Walk Through

First Pocket

		WD	EWAR	CollapseL
Initial Defenders
	1 x Sentry Angel Light Missile Battery
	2 x Frigate Gistii Ambusher/Hunter
	5 x Frigate Gistii Outlaw/Thug
	6 x Destroyer Gistior Defacer/Shatterer
POCKET STRUCTURES
	1 x Acceleration Gate
	27 x Veldspar Asteroid
	3 x Hemorphite Asteroid
	5 x Jaspet Asteroid

Screenshot of First Pocket

Second Pocket

		WD	EWAR	CollapseL
Initial Defenders
Group 1 (Camping Warp-In Landing)
	4 x Destroyer Gistior Defacer/Defiler/Haunter)
Group 2 (Range: 55-65 km)
	5 x Frigate Gistii Outlaw/Thug
	4 x Frigate Gistii Hunter/Impaler
	4 x Destroyer Gistior Defacer/Shatterer
Group 3 (Range: 80 km)
	5 x Frigate Gistii Nomad/Ruffian
	2 x Elite Frigate Arch Gistii Nomadf Ruffian
Commander Wave
	1 x Commander Frigate Domination Ruffian
Pocket Structures
	1 x Angel Control Center (SEE WARNING)
	8 x Omber Asteroid
	7 x Plagioclase Asteroid
	21 x Veldspar Asteroid

Screenshot of Second Pocket

Escalation

**WARNING**

COMMANDER FRIGATE OR ANGEL CONTROL CENTER DESTRUCTION MAY RESULT IN SITE ESCALATION TO CHASING THE DRAGON
You will know if this has occurred if you receive a message that states:

Your attention is drawn to one of the communication panels;
it looks like you are receiving a transmission from one the
few pirate ships that got away. It is only one word: "Help!"
The device also shows the apparent location of the transmitter...

Rewards

Commander Frigate wreck may contain Arch Angel Ammo, Domination Modules, and/or Tags. Bounties have been reported as ~400,000 ISK

Information included in this wiki was taken from actual Eve University player experience and extensive web research.
(Wiki updated 11 May 2018)