Fittings, roles, and 1v1 matchups for destroyers in faction warfare.
Faction Warfare Destroyer Guide
Web Edition · YC 128
After the Uprising expansion, the faction warfare meta shifted entirely to destroyers. Scout complexes became largely unimportant, and a destroyer could run nearly every complex, making them the warzone's best ISK printer. Navy destroyers raised the stakes even further: more EHP, better projection, and more damage than T1 hulls. They could even take on cruisers.
Two years later, navy hulls are still the default tool for faction warfare pilots, and the most common destroyers on directional scanners when you are undocked. T1 destroyers remain everywhere as farm boats and cheap practice hulls—Algos, Thrasher, Coercer, and Dragoon especially.
What follows is a living guide that covers the archetypes you'll actually see in space, and all of their matchups. It includes details on the complex high ground, practical notes on when to commit, when to bail, and where a fit can be adjusted.
The destroyer metagame looks quite different from the frigate metagame. Scram-kiting matters less: most destroyers, even blaster hulls, can scram-kite when they want to, thanks to the hull's built-in projection bonus. What you get instead is closer to a binary chart: kiters with high ground beat brawlers, and brawlers with high ground beat kiters.
Destroyers also run several equally viable archetypes. With a destroyer on d-scan, you often cannot tell whether it's kite or brawl. You lean on local knowledge, scouting, and sometimes assuming the worst before you slide.
One surprise for frigate pilots: most brawling fits use microwarpdrives, not an afterburner. That trades some range control against other AB brawlers for advantages that tend to win out:
The guide is primarily written for solo pilots. Many of these fits are wrong for structured gang work; there are better options when you are flying with others. The example fittings are not meant to be the final word. Module tier, rig choice, and bling all matter, but each one is a solid representation of its archetype and will perform as described. Common variants (refits) will be called out, as well.
Matchup notes describe the optimal line when nothing else is in play. If you know your opponent's fit, if you have fought the same pilot twice in a row, or if local conditions differ, change the plan. Being predictable is sometimes worse than being slightly suboptimal.
Hug them and win the trade. Blaster Catalyst Navy Issue is the flexible favourite for slide-ins; Cormorant Navy Issue is the one-trick that stat-checks most destroyers once both ships are stuck at zero. Soft into kiters that never let you land. Coercer Navy Issue plate + neuts and Dragoon live here when the job is to turn their tank off and grind.
10MN lines that refuse classic MWD + scram + web opens. Catalyst Navy Issue 10mn is the gold standard; Algos practices the same fights cheap; Cormorant Navy Issue 10mn is a real overprop option with scram rails; Talwar Fleet Issue (Cradle of War) is the new thief stealing those lines while its solo meta is still forming.
Hold outside their apply — point-range DPS that punishes anyone who punches in. Coercer Navy Issue owns the band with beam or locus pulse: unmatched high-grounds damage, miserable as a pure hunter. Slow and two-mid locked, but the scariest destroyer to slide into cold.
Commit only when the kill is free, abort when it is not. Thrasher Fleet Issue is the fan favourite despite soft 1v1 charts — speed, 280 mm alpha into SAAR frigates, and MWD bloom tricks. T1 Thrasher teaches the same artillery / autocannon choice before Fleet prices.
High ground Low ground
| High ground vs Low ground | Blaster Catalyst Navy Issue | 10mn Catalyst Navy Issue | 2X Neut Coercer Navy Issue | Pulse Coercer Navy Issue | Dual MASB Cormorant Navy Issue | Buffer Cormorant Navy Issue | AC Thrasher Fleet Issue (no web) | AC Thrasher Fleet Issue (web) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blaster Catalyst Navy Issue | ||||||||
| 10mn Catalyst Navy Issue | ||||||||
| 2X Neut Coercer Navy Issue | ||||||||
| Pulse Coercer Navy Issue | ||||||||
| Dual MASB Cormorant Navy Issue | ||||||||
| Buffer Cormorant Navy Issue | ||||||||
| AC Thrasher Fleet Issue (no web) | ||||||||
| AC Thrasher Fleet Issue (web) |
High ground Low ground
| High ground vs Low ground | 10mn Catalyst Navy Issue | Beam Coercer Navy Issue | Pulse Coercer Navy Issue | 10mn Cormorant Navy Issue | Arty Thrasher Fleet Issue | 280 Double-Web Thrasher Fleet Issue |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10mn Catalyst Navy Issue | ||||||
| Beam Coercer Navy Issue | ||||||
| Pulse Coercer Navy Issue | ||||||
| 10mn Cormorant Navy Issue | ||||||
| Arty Thrasher Fleet Issue | ||||||
| 280 Double-Web Thrasher Fleet Issue |
High ground Low ground
| High ground vs Low ground | 10mn Algos | Brawl Algos | Brawl Coercer | Arty Thrasher | AC Thrasher | Neut Dragoon |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10mn Algos | ||||||
| Brawl Algos | ||||||
| Brawl Coercer | ||||||
| Arty Thrasher | ||||||
| AC Thrasher | ||||||
| Neut Dragoon |
Gallente Destroyer · CatNI
The warzone’s most flexible destroyer: blaster brawler and 10MN rail kiter in one hull.
High raw DPS, strong bulkhead-rig synergy, and two archetypes that cover each other’s weaknesses. The brawler plays like a Federation Navy Comet with a better slot layout: double web and scram for range control. The kiter is an overpropped 10MN rail platform that stat-checks many matchups if you accept slower plexing.
Primary fit: Blaster Catalyst Navy Issue (example fit below). Plate + web + scram. Plate brings buffer EHP but loses to cap warfare.
Up close the blaster CatNI wins most scram fights if you land scram and web on entry. It loses to anything that can kite or scram-kite you (AC Thrasher is the classic example).
Primary fit: 10mn Catalyst Navy Issue (example fit below). Overpropped 10MN with 150 mm gauss. Overprop lets you slide safely against scrams. Best for pilots who care more about kills than plex efficiency.
Web-kite at 10-15 km and watch capacitor. Snake and Genos implants pay for themselves here.
Plate + web + scram blaster brawler. High buffer EHP wins most close-range destroyer scram fights. Refit: SAAR Web Scram (active tank + nos).
Overpropped 10MN rail kiter (150mm gauss). Slippery scram-kite that controls range. Refit: 10mn 125mm (T2 rails, harder to catch, less raw DPS).
Ignoring kiting fits. Brawler vs brawler lines.
Load Void
Approach, F1, orbit 500. Good fight.
Load Void
Double-neut Coercer DPS is awful, but the cap wall is real. With a nos you might steal it, but most likely you lose.
Load Void
With high ground, hug the beacon and land scram + web: you win. On a slide, or if they establish scram-kite range, you are probably dead.
Load Void
Approach, F1, orbit 500.
Load Null
Straight stat check: you lose if they rep well. Scram-kite with Null; if they swap to Null, ram back in on a Void reload.
Load Null
Stat check in your favour. Scram-kite with Null.
Load Null
Scram-kite: they likely have Void loaded. Force a reload, or bait Null and ram on Void.
Load Void
Approach, F1, heat prop. If it turns bad, burn opposite: they struggle to keep point.
Web-kiter at 10-15 km.
Stay out of Conflag and neut range; hold Antimatter range. Stat-check win: they cannot hold you, so leave anytime.
Get out of neut range immediately.
Very bad. Punching a beam Coercer at 20 km gets you deleted.
Heat AB and pray they are mediocre: otherwise you get munched. With high ground, make them crawl into Hail range as long as possible.
Range control vs a close-range weapon: you are fine.
Stat-check win, but you will not hold them: agility gap.
Align out and warp.
They run you down. Heat prop and pray; with high ground, make them crawl to you first.
Load Antimatter
Neither holds the other well. Ram with Antimatter: heat, skills, and drugs decide it.
Range control: easy win.
Same as Blaster Catalyst Navy Issue but easier: slower, less EHP.
Amarr Destroyer · CoercerNI
Peak laser DPS and neut pressure: held back by two mids and slow speed.
Massive tank bonus, best-in-class small lasers, and a huge neut bonus: almost the peak destroyer. Two mids, second-slowest speed in class (Cormorant is slower), and an armor-bonus hull mean you usually lose range control in brawls. You win blaster fights with neuts and kiters with Scorch projection.
Primary fit: 2X Neut Coercer Navy Issue (example fit below). Double neut trades a gun for cap warfare: with hull bonus, two neuts drain like three unbonused smalls and cap out most destroyers in a couple of heated cycles.
Primary fit: Pulse Coercer Navy Issue (example fit below). Pure DPS without the neut trump card: Scorch projection still helps vs kiters at point, but blaster brawlers can win the straight fight.
Keep at least one neut on any Coercer brawl you invent yourself: otherwise an AB + web frigate orbits you to death.
Primary fit: Beam Coercer Navy Issue (example fit below). Better at kiting ranges despite tracking. X-Ray (~20 km), Gamma (~17 km), Multifreq (~13 km) DPS bands. CPU-tight: storyline point, Geno pod, rolled heatsinks, event boosters all help.
Genos / Amulets are the easy win. Mutaplasmids on meta neuts are cheap; spare PG (and CPU on the no-prop fit) helps good rolls.
Classic 2X neut brawler with MWD. Drain cap-reliant targets, then grind at scram range. Refit: 2X Neut No-Prop (web + locus, slower, more control).
Pulse MWD brawler with a full gun rack. Pure scram-range DPS. Refit: AB Pulse (tighter range control, no MWD sig bloom).
Beam kiter with tracking enhancer for falloff fights. Refits: Locus Pulse Coercer (sit on beacon); Web Beam Coercer (dual web meme, no point).
Ignoring kiting fits.
Heat neuts: win the cap war.
Heat neuts to stay in range; watch the DPS race; warp if losing.
Easy: they cannot fight neuts.
Stay in neut range even through a nos.
Hard. MWD in for optimal neut range; cap management is everything.
Not the 2X Neut line.
Load Conflag
Ram, heat, let the dice roll.
Probably losing: counterneut, align out; cap pressure makes tackle slip.
Load Conflag
Easy stat check.
Load Conflag
Coinflip on fit. Orbit = Multifrequency; range = Conflag + heat.
Load Scorch
You can often force them out with Scorch: keep moving, make them turn risky to hold point.
Load Conflag
Lose if they reach blaster range. Start at edge of Conflag range.
Load Conflag
Paper win possible; close orbit = toast. Start away from beacon.
Straight stat check: you lose.
Never hold in Conflag; Scorch vs Antimatter DPS race, and they leave whenever they want.
Beam primary (or Locus Pulse / Web Beam refits): with high ground.
Kite them: do not get caught; heat prop correctly. Swap ammo as needed.
Nothing matches your DPS/EHP at point range with high ground.
If you get bored and slide in, expect to die when someone scrams you correctly.
Minmatar Destroyer · TFI
Bad on paper, popular in the cockpit: speed, alpha, and sig bloom for manual pilots.
Worst navy destroyer on paper in many 1v1 charts: most loved in the cockpit anyway. Minmatar roleplay, 280 mm alpha dopamine, or MWD sig-reduction for manual piloting: pick your poison. Excellent for punching up and down; underwhelming in pure destroyer mirrors.
Primary fit: Arty Thrasher Fleet Issue (example fit below). The default TFI. 280s are hard to fit but projection wins kiting matchups. You lose to 10mn Catalyst Navy Issue and Beam/Pulse Coercer on chart: but you are MUCH faster. Disengage losing fights; slide on brawlers with a reasonable (not guaranteed) scram escape.
Primary fit: AC Thrasher Fleet Issue (example fit below). Scram-kite vs blaster-heavy hulls; open by kiting, commit to brawl range only when ready.
Armor autocannon brawler with rocket launcher. Scram, web, MWD into range. Refit: Shield ACs (MSE + neut, more speed, less buffer).
Default TFI: 280mm artillery kiter. Fight on your terms; if you get tackled, you die. Refits: 280mm ACR (meta MWD/rig); 280 Overdrive (entry/speed); 280 Double Web (AB meme).
Hull-tank artillery kiter.
Load Fusion
Stat-check loss: they outrun your tracking abuse and out-EHP/out-DPS you. Dip when it is over.
Load Fusion
Web + transversal is your only shot. Punching a setup kiter: heat away and leave.
Load Fusion
Focused pulse: orbit at point edge: they usually force you out. Dual light: dead past 17 km: keep moving.
Load EMP
Little they can do sliding in. Even scrammed, 280 alpha + web often kills active tank.
Load Plasma
Heat everything: hit quality decides it.
Excluding kiting fits.
Terrible solo fit: heat, F1, pray. High ground: Barrage-kite Catalyst/Cormorant Navy Issue, then Hail commit (never kite a Coercer Navy Issue). Reliable win: other Thrashers: ammo coinflip.
Excluding kiting fits.
Load Hail
Stressful: they close to Void. Scram around 8 km; on slide start 10 km out and burn as lock lands.
Load Hail
Far from beacon vs 10MN = unwinnable (same speed, web both, they out-DPS outside Hail). Intel says 10MN: hug beacon, preload Hail, heat MWD cycle 2 (cycle 1 they are slower). Far start vs 10MN: leave.
Load Hail
Keep ~1500 m. Coinflip on their tank spec (exp/kin vs not).
No range control, cannot scram-kite their optimal bonus, cannot Hail through shield: avoid.
Load Hail
Sad coinflip without scout. Hail covers armor; shield opponents kill you anyway (extra gyro + 15% Hail). No web on them: align, heat web, pray scram drops before you pop.
Caldari Destroyer · CormNI
Slow and narrow: but at brawl range it stat-checks most of the class.
Opposite of the TFI: often the most disliked navy destroyer. Too slow to kite at point; built for sniping in theory. Regular Cormorant is cheaper (~20M) for pure snipe. Shield-booster bonus is slot-inefficient: one MASB is not enough tank; MSB needs cap inject and eats mids.
Redeeming quality: brawl range. Tank + damage stack high; optimal bonus resists scram-kite. AB over MWD for range control and double-MASb fitting room.
Primary fit: Dual MASB Cormorant Navy Issue (example fit below). Standard blue pill (or improved) + hardshell. MG-Crystal pod is cost-effective; skip abyssals: tight fit, MASBs are hard to roll.
Primary fit: Buffer Cormorant Navy Issue (example fit below). Ignore active-tank bonus; single MSE. Worse CatNI on paper: you play the surprise MWD + web angle. Snake pod + speed drug scrams kiters who thought you were slow. Lose brawl supremacy vs Dual MASB lines; bling MSE required: do not cheap out.
Primary fit: 10mn Cormorant Navy Issue (example fit below). Anomaly on paper, strong in practice: 10MN + scram + active tank + 75 mm rails. Antimatter close, Iridium for kiters. Stat-check at scram; range control vs 5MN/web brawlers.
Dual MASB neutron brawler for scram brawls. Refit: Dual MASB Ions Cormorant (slightly more reach, same concept).
Surprise MWD buffer with RF MSE. Looks like a kiter until you scram and brawl.
10MN rail scram-kite with cap booster and Pithum MSB. 75mm rails for mid-range pressure under scram.
AB + double MASB brawler.
Neuted out: you die.
Load Void
Close ASAP: you win. They kite: leave. High ground: easy.
Load Null
Scram-kite; hope they have Void loaded.
Easier than MASB mirror.
Load Void
Hug them: stat check.
They kite you to death.
Load Void
Stat check.
Align out and warp.
Load Void
Win if you scram: watch reps, arty alpha hurts.
MSE + MWD surprise brawler.
Neuted out: you die.
Load Void
Close ASAP: you win.
Stat check: you lose.
Load Null
Scram-kite.
Load Null
Better Catalyst (faster, more EHP). Trick win: Null scram-kite, Void ram on their Null reload.
Can run them down: close, depends on start range.
Load Void
Hug them: easy win.
Align out and warp.
Pithum MSB + cap booster bling line.
Leave neut range fast: heat AB, heat cap inject, ease off reps (-1 gun hurts their DPS). Manual orbit ~8 km once clear.
Manual orbit at scram edge: spicy vs best DPS type into you.
Dead unless heavily blinged (crystal pod): trans-match beam DPS wins.
Perfect hits needed to break tank: pepper with Thorium/Iridium; they leave without scram.
Load Antimatter
Scram range: nothing they can do.
Scram-kite: you have range control.
Cannot break your tank: cannot hold them either.
Load Antimatter
Scram range: easy win.
Minmatar Destroyer · TalFI
Brand-new rocket brawler: scram-range burst with 10MN range control, still finding its place in the metagame.
Released with Cradle of War (YC 128), the Talwar Fleet Issue is the newest hull in the navy destroyer lineup. Solo meta is still being defined: pilots are experimenting, and most matchup charts below are early reads rather than settled wisdom.
The standout solo line so far is a 10MN afterburner rocket brawler. Five launchers, MASB burst tank, and scram range control let you stat-check many classic MWD + scram + web destroyers. It is harder to fly than the numbers suggest because 10MN range control takes practice.
Light-missile fleet fits exist but early reports are poor: the hull wants to be up close with rockets, not orbiting at missile falloff in a gang.
Primary fit: 10mn Talwar Fleet Issue (example fit below). Dato Koppla's line: Navy MAPC, BCS, DC in lows; 10MN AB, scram, MASB, and multispec hardener in mids; five rocket launchers with Scourge Rage. Bay loading accelerator and shield resist rigs push alpha.
Strengths: beats most AC Thrasher Fleet Issues, Blaster Catalyst Navy Issues, and Dual MASB Cormorants if you land scram and manage the 10MN slide. Pulse/Beam Coercers with projection are awkward: their DPS at range is scary, but only two mids means you can usually bail if the fight turns.
Weaknesses: Beam and Locus Pulse Coercers, 10mn Catalyst Navy Issues, and Arty Thrasher Fleet Issues are still open questions. Cap and MASB timing matter; overheating the AB wrong leaves you scrammed at the wrong range.
10MN afterburner rocket brawler with MASB burst tank. Early solo meta: beats many MWD + scram + web destroyers when you manage the slide.
Early solo meta. Ratings marked ? are still being tested.
Load Scourge Rage
Classic MWD + scram + web dessie line: you win most of these if you control the 10MN slide.
Load Scourge Rage
Easier than the web variant: less range control against you once scram lands.
Load Scourge Rage
Another MWD brawler you can stat-check at scram range with good AB heat.
Load Scourge Rage
Win the scram brawl if you keep them from establishing optimal blaster range on the slide.
Load Scourge Rage
Same story as the MASB line: commit once scram is up.
Load Scourge Rage
Tough when they have Scorch projection, but only two mids: heat AB and leave if neut/scram pressure goes wrong.
Load Scourge Rage
Projection hurts. Two mids means you can usually disengage; do not punch into a setup kiter.
Cap pressure vs burst tank is untested. Treat as ? until more fights land.
Both want range control with 10MN. No settled read yet.
Alpha and web vs your AB and scram. Still collecting data.
Too new for a reliable mirror line.
Gallente Destroyer · Algos
Cheap Gallente destroyer: drones carry DPS while rails or ACs set the range.
The Algos is the T1 destroyer you see most after the navy hulls. Two medium drones and three lights mean a large chunk of your DPS does not care which guns you fit—range control and prop choice decide the fight more than hybrid vs projectile.
Solo lines are a 10MN rail web-kite and a close MASB/plate autocannon brawl. For LP grinding and multi-boxing, undock the Farm Algos instead of a duel fit.
Primary fit: 10mn Algos (example fit below). Overpropped AB, web, point, 75 mm rails, SAAR, drone damage amp. Hold web-kite range and let drones work; rails add pressure once the target is slowed.
If they never tackle you, the race often tips your way. Heat the AB when a scram catches the prop wrong.
Refit — Brawl: MWD, MASB, scram, 200 mm autocannons, plate + SAAR. Higher close-range DPS; worse into clean kiters. Same drone stack.
Farm / multi-box line: triple MSE buffer, double compact DDA, one cheap AC for aggro, CDFE rigs. Drones do the work—swap race for rats. Not a duel fit; switch to 10mn or brawl when you want a real fight.
Overpropped rail/drone web-kite. Hold range, apply rails, let drones work. Refit: AC brawl for close MASB fights.
MWD MASB autocannon brawler with plate and SAAR. Close-range T1 duel line.
Triple-MSE drone farmer for plex grinding and multi-boxing. Not a duel fit.
Overpropped rail/drone web-kite.
Hold web range. They want to close; you want time for drones.
Alpha hurts. Stay mobile; leave if the first salvos land clean.
Stay out of neut range. Their DPS is soft if the cap pressure never starts.
Hold web range. They want to close under scram; you want time for drones.
Navy brawler. Decline cold slides; take them only if they misrange hard.
Same job, better hull. Pick fights they misplay.
Drones, rails, and who holds web first.
MWD MASB AC brawler.
Scram race. Your drones help; their ACs hit hard.
Cap wall. Nos and short trades only; long orbats lose.
Scram race. Lasers track; your drones help if you stay alive.
Close hard on the slide or they kite you out.
Minmatar Destroyer · Thrasher
Cheap Minmatar destroyer: artillery deletes frigates; ACs trade at scram.
If you fly Matari, this is the cheap hull before a Thrasher Fleet Issue. Artillery wins by alpharing thin frigates before they land control. Autocannons are the line when you expect another destroyer at scram range.
Two mids force hard choices: double web without tackle for 280 volleys, or scram + tank for AC brawls. 10MN 250 mm kite fits exist when you want tackle and a longer fight.
Primary fit: Arty Thrasher (example fit below). MWD, double web, 280s, gyro, bulkheads. No scram: you win the DPS race or both of you leave. Strong into Scout/Small frigates; awkward into tanky navy destroyers that shrug alpha.
Refit — AC: MWD, MSE, scram, 200 mm autocannons, neut, gyros. Better destroyer duel than 280 gank; worse into frigates that hold you at 8–10 km.
280 double-web artillery gank. No scram—volley frigates or leave. Refit: AC scram MSE for destroyer duels.
MWD MSE scram autocannon brawler with a neut. Better destroyer duel than 280 gank.
280 double-web, no scram.
This is the fit’s job. Land webs, volley, do not let them hug for free.
Alpha vs sustained. Keep range; a scram AC that closes wins the long race.
Kill drones / track rails. If the fight goes long, they may grind you.
Burst them before neuts cycle you dry. Leaving mid-fight is fine.
Navy tank shrugs alpha. Decline unless they land poorly.
Same role, better hull. Expect to lose even trades.
MWD MSE scram AC.
Scram and heat. Watch drones.
Cap pressure ends AC fits. Short fight or leave.
Close under the artillery.
Navy buffer and DPS. High ground and a mistake required.
Amarr Destroyer · Coercer
Cheap Amarr destroyer: eight lasers, two mids, MWD + scram pulse brawl.
Lasers track well and reach farther than most T1 gun fits, so the Coercer still shows up for cheap. Two mids mean tank + tackle leaves no web—the usual solo line is an MWD scram pulse brawl.
Dual Light Pulses with a 400 mm plate are the common FW duel fit. Scorch when you need reach under point; Conflag or Multifreq once you are in their face.
Primary fit: Brawl Coercer (example fit below). MWD, scram, eight Dual Light Pulse IIs, plate + coating, triple Trimark. Land scram, control transversal, heat the MWD on the close.
MWD scram Dual Light Pulse plate brawler. Close-range T1 duel line.
MWD scram Dual Light Pulse plate.
Scram race. Tracking and tank usually win even trades.
Close the slide or they kite. Do not orbit at their web range.
Cap wall. Short burn or leave before neuts stick.
Navy hull out-tanks you. Decline unless they misrange hard.
Do not punch a navy laser boat holding range.
Amarr Destroyer · Dragoon
Cap warfare destroyer: three small neuts turn fights off—if they take them.
You win on capacitor, not DPS. Three small neuts with a compact cap booster shut down active tanks, MWDs, and laser boats that stay too long. Raw damage is mediocre; expect people to decline once they d-scan the hull.
Solo fits put three neuts and two light guns in the highs, MWD + cap booster + scram in the mids, and either a plate or SAAR + drone amps in the lows. Scram and point are interchangeable.
Primary fit: Neut Dragoon (example fit below). Plate + drone amp for longer trades. Damage-leaning refits drop the plate for a second drone amp and SAAR when you already own the scram.
Three small neuts, MWD, compact cap booster, scram. Drain active tanks, then grind. Plate + drone amp for longer trades.
Three small neuts, MWD scram.
Cap them out, then grind. Do not let them volley you down before cycle three.
Same story. Watch drones while neuts land.
They may never enter neut range. Decline or force a scramble.
Cap pressure ends pulse fits that stay too long. Establish neuts early.
Navy laser + tank. Cap helps; DPS usually does not.
They brought more neuts and more hull.
Who cycles first and who heats the booster wrong.
This web edition builds on Furl0w’s First Edition · YC 126 . The links below go deeper—original source, yearly meta references, and related guides on this site.
"This is badass"
"It's a great guide, good work"
Special thanks from the First Edition to Jakub Tivianne, Thehin Zamayid, the FL33T and BSB discords, and Faye Vaelent for design and editing.
/alliance/ /alliance/story/ /alliance/values/ /alliance/playstyle/ /brand/ /campaigns/etherium-reach/ /campaigns/auga-yc128/ /campaigns/providence/ /campaigns/scalding-pass/ /campaigns/hek/ 
/alliance/corporations/ /alliance/corporations/associates/ /alliance/tribes/ /alliance/tribes/1/ /alliance/tribes/2/ /alliance/tribes/2/ /alliance/tribes/4/ /guides/ /guides/navy-destroyer-metagame/ /guides/navy-frigate-guide/ /guides/faction-warfare-cruiser-guide/ 
/alliance/propaganda/ 
/ships/ 
/ships/fittings/ 
/ships/doctrines/ 
/market/ 
/market/freight/calculator/ /market/freight/contracts/ /market/freight/contracts/history/ /market/ops/ /industry/orders/ /industry/orders/history/ /industry/blueprints/ /industry/blueprints/copies/ /industry/products/ 
/intel/ 
/intel/combatlog/