Triglavian Invasion (Chapter 1 & 2)

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"A Triglavian Invasion is underway in your vicinity! Join the fight and help drive the invaders out, or relocate immediately if you are unprepared for battle. Any technology or equipment left by the invaders will be yours to loot."

The skybox of a system under Triglavian invasion

Triglavian Invasions are a new type of PvE content introduced with the Invasion update in May 2019. The new content sees the Triglavian Collective taking over constellations of known space, and sending out patrols in these systems that will attack capsuleers.

Encounters

The systems under Triglavian invasion will have wandering fleets of Triglavian ships. These fleets will attack player owned Upwell structures and hang around celestial objects or in deep space.

The fleets can call for reinforcements during fights. Fleet size and composition depends on the system status.

Triglavians that are on a warpable celestial can be located by a skilled d-scanner. But for serious Triglavian hunting you will want a dedicated combat prober.

Enemy types

Each triglavian ship type comes in multiple variants:

  • Binding - Remote repair and sensor dampening
  • Liminal - Remote repair and higher damage
  • Ghosting - Remote repair and tracking/guidance disruption
  • Harrowing - Remote repair and target painting
  • Renewing - Stronger remote repairers
  • Tangling - Remote repair and stasis webifying
  • Anchoring - Remote repair and warp scrambling
  • Zorya's - TBD

System effects

Effect Perimeter Adjacent Foothold
Miner cycle time bonus 10% 25% 45%
Drone speed penalty 20% 35% 50%
Drone damage penalty 20% 35% 50%
Ship agility bonus 10% 25% 45%
Ship hull HP penalty 15% 25% 40%

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