Arwen’s vision itself doesn’t happen in the books, but it is true that they do have a son together, and that he grows to become a noble ruler and continue his father’s reign of peace and prosperity in Middle Earth. Like all interceptors, it can only reach it's maximum potential when in large groups attacking criuser size ships or larger.This part is actually accurate to the books, as is the counterpart in which Arwen has her own vision and sees her and Aragorn’s unborn son running through the forest, almost as a sign to tell her not to board the grey ships with the rest of her people. Its three neutron blasters can do significant damage to most kinds of ships, and even being able to be hit by small guns, it can dispatch frigates very quickly. Taranis: The Taranis isn't as fast as some of the other interceptors, such as the Crow or Crusader, but what it lacks in speed compared to other interceptors, it makes up with incredible firepower for a frigate.Coupled with its Armor repair bonuses and flexible midslots for EW, the Myrmidon is as popular with mission runners as it is for PvP.
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It's massive Drone bay and Drone bonuses means it can spew forth hordes of small or medium drones, or even a full set of heavy drones. Myrmidon: The Drone battlecruiser, Myrmidon's have proved themselves highly capable in all engagements.With 7 turrets for guns, these pack plenty of punch. Brutix: The Brutix favors Hybrid guns and is a versatile boat with its armor repair bonus.Vexor: A cruiser sized Dominix, with a large dronebay, it works very well for ratting with medium drones and tractor beams for picking up loot, or nosferatu in PvP.5 lowslots give it room for a full armor tank with dual 150mm railguns if that is preffered. The adundance of highslots makes it able to sustain high damage while fitting a nosferatu. Thorax: The thorax is a somewhat versatile cruiser, with both tanking and high damage abilities, and use fitting blasters and railguns.Catalyst : One of the best ship to salvage due to it's large cargohold.I recommend avoiding it until you know what to do with it. it has a bonus to damage and fallof, as well as having the powergrid for 3 ion blasters, an afterburner, and a small armor repairer with only engineering 2, making it the best blaster frigate in the game. Incursus: Requires Frigate 3, slightly less expensive than the tristan, with more speed and less armor and lowslots.It's very cheap, and makes a good fighter until you get a Tristan. The counterpart for the Executioner and the Condor, it also boasts a decent drone bay. Atron: A fast, moderately armed and armored ship.It's expensive and requires Gallente Frigate 3, so save up for this one. It also has a decent drone bay, which most ships in its function don't have. It can mount three weapons, and has another high slot for other equipment. Tristan: Nicknamed the FatMan, this vessel is nonetheless a solid bruiser in the fleet.However, if you can't afford to waste time mining in your rookie ship, get one for the cargo and drones at least. The problem is, most new players won't be able to use two lasers because the ship has a bad CPU rating, making mounting two lasers difficult without the right skills and equipment. Navitas: The Navitas is cheap, has decent cargo and drone bays, and can use two mining lasers.They're more expensive, but worth every penny.
They have very large drone bays, big cargo holds, and can use two mining lasers.
It has 2 high slots, 1 mid slot, 1 low slot along with a 10m3 drone bay. It comes equiped with a civilan mining laser and civilian blaster. Velator: The Velator is the Gallente starter ship.
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