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==== Selling CONCORD loyalty points ====
 
==== Selling CONCORD loyalty points ====
Besides converting CONCORD LP there is also a market for it with people offering isks for LP. Most trading is done via either the 'Concord LP' mailing list where sellers and buyers meet or the [https://forums.eveonline.com/default.aspx?g=posts&t=6572 Public Trading Channel Forum]. At time of writing this current price is 1100 - 1200 isk per one CONCORD LP.
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Besides converting CONCORD LP there is also a market for it with people offering isks for LP. Most trading is done via either the 'Concord LP' mailing list where sellers and buyers meet or the [http://forums.eveonline.com/default.aspx?g=posts&t=6572 Public Trading Channel Forum]. At time of writing this current price is 1100 - 1200 isk per one CONCORD LP.  
  
 
= Loyalty point store =
 
= Loyalty point store =

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Loyalty points

Loyalty points are part of the rewards for Missions (for the corporation your agent belongs to) and Incursions (in the case of CONCORD). You can also earn loyalty points for each of the four factions doing Factional Warfare. Loyalty points are gained for a specific corporation and will only be useful in stations owned by that particular corporation.

To see how many loyalty points you have, go to the Journal (either from your shortcut or the Neocom) then go to the Agents and Loyalty Points tab to see how many loyalty points you have. The information is presented per corporation and can be sorted by name or amount.

The Journal shows you how many loyalty points you have.
You can convert loyalty points from anywhere, using the journal.
You can also use the Exchange LPs button in the top-right of the Loyalty Point Store window.

Improving loyalty point gains

There are skills that increases the loyalty point gain from missions, such as Distribution Connections (distribution missions), Mining Connections (mining missions) and Security Connections (security missions). Each level of the skill gives a +10% increase in loyalty point gained per mission, up to a total of +50% at skill level V. While there are no skill to improve the loyalty point gains from Incursions and factional warfare, you gain a considerably larger portion of LP/hour doing the larger headquarter sites and the faction tier heavily influences the reward for factional warfare activities.

Converting CONCORD loyalty points

If you have CONCORD loyalty points you can also convert CONCORD loyalty points to another corporation's loyalty points. Most corporations have a 1:0.8 ratio (20% loss) but there are a few notable exceptions, for example the Sisters of EVE exchange rate is 1:0.4 (60% loss).

You cannot exchange CONCORD loyalty points for loyalty points in any of the corporations involved with Factional Warfare or any of the pirate factions.

Selling CONCORD loyalty points

Besides converting CONCORD LP there is also a market for it with people offering isks for LP. Most trading is done via either the 'Concord LP' mailing list where sellers and buyers meet or the Public Trading Channel Forum. At time of writing this current price is 1100 - 1200 isk per one CONCORD LP.

Loyalty point store

Loyalty points can be spent in any NPC station's loyalty point store. The store can be accessed through the station menu.

You can use quick filters from the drop-down menu or further refine the list by clicking the Edit Filters button.
You can quickly filter the results by Category, Group and Type, or by LP/ISK cost, items etc.

The range of things available in loyalty point stores vary, both on a faction/racial basis as well as on a corporation to corporation basis. You can usually guess what limits there might be from how offensive, militaristic a corporation is. A navy corporation like Ammatar Fleet will have more items, especially blueprints and combat related items available compared to other corporations, like say Ammatar Consulate.

You can find the exact items offered by corporations or stations from DaOpa's LP Stores Database page.

Item costs

Items in the store can have other costs associated with them, like ISK and items on top of the actual loyalty point cost. An implant, for example, usually costs both ISK and loyalty points while faction ammunition requires you to bring a batch of tech one charges to exchange them into faction ammunition, with the added cost of both ISK and loyalty points.

Item availability

While there are a lot of items that are available in a wide variety of loyalty point stores spanning across various factions, there are certain items that exists only in the loyalty point store of certain factions. Below is a list of common items available only in certain loyalty point stores.

Faction [1] Special items not available in other loyalty point stores [2]
Logo faction amarr empire.png Amarr Imperial Navy ships & items, Imperial Navy Warfare Mindlink (armour/information), Only through factional warfare loyalty points. Grail set (radar sensor strength).[3]
Logo faction caldari state.png Caldari Caldari Navy ships & items, Caldari Navy Warfare Mindlink (shield/information), Only through factional warfare loyalty points. Talon set (gravimetric sensor strength).[3]
Logo faction gallente federation.png Gallente Federation Navy ships & items, Federation Navy Warfare Mindlink (armour/skirmish), Only through factional warfare loyalty points. Spur set (magnetometric sensor strength).[3]
Logo faction minmatar republic.png Minmatar Republic Fleet ships & items, Republic Fleet Warfare Mindlink (shield/skirmish), Only through factional warfare loyalty points. Jackal set (ladar sensor strength).[3]
Logo faction concord assembly.png CONCORD Meta level Capital module blueprints, 2/4/6% Hardwiring implants, Warfare Mindlink (T2).
Logo faction sisters of eve.png Sisters of EVE Astero, Stratios and Nestor (or blueprint copies), Sisters probes & modules, Virtue set (probe strength).
Logo faction outer ring excavations.png O.R.E. ORE modules, Harvest set (mining laser range).
Logo faction angel cartel.png Angel Cartel Dramiel, Cynabal and Machariel (or blueprint copies), Arch Angel ammo, Halo set (signature).
Logo faction the blood raider covenant.png Blood Raiders Cruor, Ashimmu and Bhaalgorn (or blueprint copies), Blood crystals, Talisman set (capacitor emission modules)
Logo faction guristas pirates.png Guristas Pirates Worm, Gila and Rattlesnake (or blueprint copies), Guristas ammo, Crystal set (local shield boosts).
Logo faction mordus legion.png Mordu's Legion Garmur, Orthrus and Barghest (or blueprint copies), Centurion set (range for electronic warfare modules).
Logo faction sanshas nation.png Sansha's Nation Succubus, Phantasm and Nightmare (or blueprint copies), Sanshas crystals, Slave set (armour).
Logo faction serpentis.png Serpentis Daredevil, Vigilant and Vindicator (or blueprint copies), Shadow ammo, Snake set (velocity).
  1. ^ Some items will be available in pretty much all stations for said faction, while others may require a specific corporation within that faction.
  2. ^ Some of these items can appear as rare drops, so getting the item from the loyalty point store is not necessarily the only way to get these items.
  3. ^ a b c d These implant sets are exclusive to each respective factional warfare corporation, 24th Imperial Crusade (Amarr), State Protectorate (Caldari), Federation Defence Union (Gallente) and Tribal Liberation Force (Minmatar).