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| style="padding:2px 2em;" |[[Absolution]] | | style="padding:2px 2em;" |[[Absolution]] | ||
|[[Damnation]] | |[[Damnation]] | ||
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| style="text-align:left;padding:2px 1em;" |[[Caldari|Caldari]] | | style="text-align:left;padding:2px 1em;" |[[Caldari|Caldari]] | ||
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| style="padding:2px 2em;" |[[Nighthawk]] | | style="padding:2px 2em;" |[[Nighthawk]] | ||
|[[Vulture]] | |[[Vulture]] | ||
| − | |Siege Warfare | + | |Siege/Information Warfare |
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| style="text-align:left;padding:2px 1em;" |[[Gallente|Gallente]] | | style="text-align:left;padding:2px 1em;" |[[Gallente|Gallente]] | ||
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|[[Astarte]] | |[[Astarte]] | ||
|[[Eos]] | |[[Eos]] | ||
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| style="text-align:left;padding:2px 1em;" |[[Minmatar|Minmatar]] | | style="text-align:left;padding:2px 1em;" |[[Minmatar|Minmatar]] | ||
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|[[Sleipnir]] | |[[Sleipnir]] | ||
|[[Claymore]] | |[[Claymore]] | ||
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The command ships purpose is to not necessarily command the [[Fleet|fleet]], but to boost its [[gang]]mates. This ability makes it a highly valuable target to hit during [[Fleet|fleet]] engagement. Couple those two together and a [[Command_Ship|command ship]] is often called as primary during engagements. | The command ships purpose is to not necessarily command the [[Fleet|fleet]], but to boost its [[gang]]mates. This ability makes it a highly valuable target to hit during [[Fleet|fleet]] engagement. Couple those two together and a [[Command_Ship|command ship]] is often called as primary during engagements. | ||
Latest revision as of 05:36, 10 January 2016
The command ship is a fearsome addition to any fleet. The Tech 2 hull is based on its first tier Tech 1 battlecruiser counterpart. While intended as a fleet support/booster, it can be seen roaming solo, stalking the space lanes.
As with battlecruisers, Command ships can use gang assist modules to increase the abilities of any fleet they are part of. They can also do a high amount of damage and its tank is better than many ships out there. It is not difficult to fit a fleet command ship for a tank with an effective hitpoint buffer of over 200,000.
Command ships come in two variations; Field and Fleet. Field ships are more focused on solo abilities, higher damage output and slightly less tank. Fleet ships are dedicated booster ships, having the ability to fit up to three warfare links aswell as giving bonus to these links depending on the race of the command ship. The Fleet command ships ability to boost its gang is only surpassed by titans.
| Race | Hull | Field Ship | Fleet Ship | Bonus |
| Amarr | Prophecy | Absolution | Damnation | Armored/Information Warfare |
| Caldari | Ferox | Nighthawk | Vulture | Siege/Information Warfare |
| Gallente | Brutix | Astarte | Eos | Armored/Skirmish Warfare |
| Minmatar | Cyclone | Sleipnir | Claymore | Skirmish/Siege Warfare |
The command ships purpose is to not necessarily command the fleet, but to boost its gangmates. This ability makes it a highly valuable target to hit during fleet engagement. Couple those two together and a command ship is often called as primary during engagements.