| Key |
Tranquility |
Singularity |
Diff |
Usage |
| 60896 |
Blink Wallet Button on Balance Changes |
Blink Wallet Button on ISK Balance Changes |
Blink Wallet Button on ISK Balance Changes |
UI/Wallet/WalletWindow/NotifyAccountChange |
| 63613 |
Survey Scanner |
Mining Survey Chipset |
Survey ScannerMining Survey Chipset |
Description of group ID 49 |
| 63668 |
Survey Scanner Blueprint |
Mining Survey Chipset Blueprint |
Survey ScannerMining Survey Chipset Blueprint |
Description of group ID 129 |
| 64867 |
For analysis of the composition of asteroids and other celestial objects. |
Mining sensor equipment that enhances the integrated mining scanner and provides benefits to mining laser critical success and residue chance. |
For analysis of the composition of asteMining sensor equipment that enhances the integrated mining scanner and provides and other celestial objectsbenefits to mining laser critical success and residue chance. |
|
| 65941 |
Survey Scanners |
Mining Survey Chipsets |
Survey ScannerMining Survey Chipsets |
|
| 76543 |
Survey Scanner I Blueprint |
Mining Survey Chipset I Blueprint |
Survey ScannerMining Survey Chipset I Blueprint |
Name of item 1076 (Mining Survey Chipset Blueprint) |
| 76738 |
Survey Scanner II Blueprint |
Mining Survey Chipset II Blueprint |
Survey ScannerMining Survey Chipset II Blueprint |
Name of item 2334 (Mining Survey Chipset Blueprint) |
| 87138 |
A highly volatile mineral only formed during supernovas, thus severely limiting the extent of its distribution. Vital ingredient in capsule production, making it very coveted.
May be obtained by reprocessing the following ores and their variations available in low security status star systems: jaspet, hemorphite, hedbergite, dark ochre, and crokite.
It is also present in significant amounts in rare ores like spodumain and talassonite.
Nocxium can also be found in null security status star systems in kylixium, nocxite, ueganite, hezorime, and griemeer. |
A highly volatile mineral only formed during supernovas, thus severely limiting the extent of its distribution. Vital ingredient in capsule production, making it very coveted.
May be obtained by reprocessing the following ores and their variations available in low security status star systems: jaspet, hemorphite, hedbergite, dark ochre, and crokite.
It is also present in significant amounts in rare ores like spodumain and talassonite.
Nocxium can also be found in null security status star systems in nocxite. |
A highly volatile mineral only formed during supernovas, thus severely limiting the extent of its distribution. Vital ingredient in capsule production, making it very coveted.
May be obtained by reprocessing the following ores and their variations available in low security status star systems: <a href=showinfo:1226>jaspet</a>, <a href=showinfo:1231>hemorphite</a>, <a href=showinfo:21>hedbergite</a>, <a href=showinfo:1232>dark ochre</a>, and <a href=showinfo:1225>crokite</a>.
It is also present in significant amounts in rare ores like <a href=showinfo:19>spodumain</a> and <a href=showinfo:52306>talassonite</a>.
Nocxium can also be found in null security status star systems in <a href=showinfo:81900>kylixium</a>, <a href=showinfo:82016>nocxite</a>, <a href=showinfo:82205>ueganite</a>, <a href=showinfo:82163>hezorime</a>, and <a href=showinfo:81975>griemeer2016>nocxite</a>. |
Description of item "Nocxium" (38) |
| 90992 |
Skill at operating ship, cargo and survey scanners. 5% improvement per level in the scan speeds of those module types. |
Skill at operating ship and cargo scanners. 5% improvement per level in the scan speeds of those module types. |
Skill at operating ship, cargo and survey and cargo scanners. 5% improvement per level in the scan speeds of those module types. |
Description of item "Survey" (3551) |
| 92089 |
This ship modification is designed to increase the scan speed of modules which require the CPU Management skill (cargo scanner, ship scanner and survey scanner), at the expense of shields.
The drawbacks of fitting this rig may be reduced by training the Electronic Superiority Rigging skill. |
This ship modification is designed to increase the scan speed of modules which require the CPU Management skill (cargo scanner and ship scanner), at the expense of shields.
The drawbacks of fitting this rig may be reduced by training the Electronic Superiority Rigging skill. |
This ship modification is designed to increase the scan speed of modules which require the <a href=showinfo:3426>CPU Management</a> skill (cargo scanner, ship scanner and surveyhip scanner), at the expense of shields.
The drawbacks of fitting this rig may be reduced by training the <a href=showinfo:26256>Electronic Superiority Rigging</a> skill. |
Description of item "Small Signal Focusing Kit I" (31310) |
| 92090 |
This ship modification is designed to increase the scan speed of modules which require the CPU Management skill (cargo scanner, ship scanner and survey scanner), at the expense of shields.
The drawbacks of fitting this rig may be reduced by training the Electronic Superiority Rigging skill. |
This ship modification is designed to increase the scan speed of modules which require the CPU Management skill (cargo scanner and ship scanner), at the expense of shields.
The drawbacks of fitting this rig may be reduced by training the Electronic Superiority Rigging skill. |
This ship modification is designed to increase the scan speed of modules which require the <a href=showinfo:3426>CPU Management</a> skill (cargo scanner, ship scanner and surveyhip scanner), at the expense of shields.
The drawbacks of fitting this rig may be reduced by training the <a href=showinfo:26256>Electronic Superiority Rigging</a> skill. |
Description of item "Medium Signal Focusing Kit I" (31312) |
| 92091 |
This ship modification is designed to increase the scan speed of modules which require the CPU Management skill (cargo scanner, ship scanner and survey scanner), at the expense of shields.
The drawbacks of fitting this rig may be reduced by training the Electronic Superiority Rigging skill. |
This ship modification is designed to increase the scan speed of modules which require the CPU Management skill (cargo scanner and ship scanner), at the expense of shields.
The drawbacks of fitting this rig may be reduced by training the Electronic Superiority Rigging skill. |
This ship modification is designed to increase the scan speed of modules which require the <a href=showinfo:3426>CPU Management</a> skill (cargo scanner, ship scanner and surveyhip scanner), at the expense of shields.
The drawbacks of fitting this rig may be reduced by training the <a href=showinfo:26256>Electronic Superiority Rigging</a> skill. |
Description of item "Capital Signal Focusing Kit I" (31314) |
| 92092 |
This ship modification is designed to increase the scan speed of modules which require the CPU Management skill (cargo scanner, ship scanner and survey scanner), at the expense of shields.
The drawbacks of fitting this rig may be reduced by training the Electronic Superiority Rigging skill. |
This ship modification is designed to increase the scan speed of modules which require the CPU Management skill (cargo scanner and ship scanner), at the expense of shields.
The drawbacks of fitting this rig may be reduced by training the Electronic Superiority Rigging skill. |
This ship modification is designed to increase the scan speed of modules which require the <a href=showinfo:3426>CPU Management</a> skill (cargo scanner, ship scanner and surveyhip scanner), at the expense of shields.
The drawbacks of fitting this rig may be reduced by training the <a href=showinfo:26256>Electronic Superiority Rigging</a> skill. |
Description of item "Small Signal Focusing Kit II" (31316) |
| 92093 |
This ship modification is designed to increase the scan speed of modules which require the CPU Management skill (cargo scanner, ship scanner and survey scanner), at the expense of shields.
The drawbacks of fitting this rig may be reduced by training the Electronic Superiority Rigging skill. |
This ship modification is designed to increase the scan speed of modules which require the CPU Management skill (cargo scanner and ship scanner), at the expense of shields.
The drawbacks of fitting this rig may be reduced by training the Electronic Superiority Rigging skill. |
This ship modification is designed to increase the scan speed of modules which require the <a href=showinfo:3426>CPU Management</a> skill (cargo scanner, ship scanner and surveyhip scanner), at the expense of shields.
The drawbacks of fitting this rig may be reduced by training the <a href=showinfo:26256>Electronic Superiority Rigging</a> skill. |
Description of item "Medium Signal Focusing Kit II" (31318) |
| 92094 |
This ship modification is designed to increase the scan speed of modules which require the CPU Management skill (cargo scanner, ship scanner and survey scanner), at the expense of shields.
The drawbacks of fitting this rig may be reduced by training the Electronic Superiority Rigging skill. |
This ship modification is designed to increase the scan speed of modules which require the CPU Management skill (cargo scanner and ship scanner), at the expense of shields.
The drawbacks of fitting this rig may be reduced by training the Electronic Superiority Rigging skill. |
This ship modification is designed to increase the scan speed of modules which require the <a href=showinfo:3426>CPU Management</a> skill (cargo scanner, ship scanner and surveyhip scanner), at the expense of shields.
The drawbacks of fitting this rig may be reduced by training the <a href=showinfo:26256>Electronic Superiority Rigging</a> skill. |
Description of item "Capital Signal Focusing Kit II" (31320) |
| 92526 |
This ship modification is designed to increase the scan speed of modules which require the CPU Management skill (cargo scanner, ship scanner and survey scanner), at the expense of shields.
The drawbacks of fitting this rig may be reduced by training the Electronic Superiority Rigging skill. |
This ship modification is designed to increase the scan speed of modules which require the CPU Management skill (cargo scanner and ship scanner), at the expense of shields.
The drawbacks of fitting this rig may be reduced by training the Electronic Superiority Rigging skill. |
This ship modification is designed to increase the scan speed of modules which require the <a href=showinfo:3426>CPU Management</a> skill (cargo scanner, ship scanner and surveyhip scanner), at the expense of shields.
The drawbacks of fitting this rig may be reduced by training the <a href=showinfo:26256>Electronic Superiority Rigging</a> skill. |
Description of item "Large Signal Focusing Kit I" (26104) |
| 92527 |
This ship modification is designed to increase the scan speed of modules which require the CPU Management skill (cargo scanner, ship scanner and survey scanner), at the expense of shields.
The drawbacks of fitting this rig may be reduced by training the Electronic Superiority Rigging skill. |
This ship modification is designed to increase the scan speed of modules which require the CPU Management skill (cargo scanner and ship scanner), at the expense of shields.
The drawbacks of fitting this rig may be reduced by training the Electronic Superiority Rigging skill. |
This ship modification is designed to increase the scan speed of modules which require the <a href=showinfo:3426>CPU Management</a> skill (cargo scanner, ship scanner and surveyhip scanner), at the expense of shields.
The drawbacks of fitting this rig may be reduced by training the <a href=showinfo:26256>Electronic Superiority Rigging</a> skill. |
Description of item "Large Signal Focusing Kit II" (26362) |
| 92553 |
Scans the composition of asteroids, ice and gas clouds. |
An upgraded chipset for a mining vessel's integrated Mining Surveyor that grants superior asteroid information, and increases the chance of optimal mining outcomes.
Increases mining laser and ice harvester critical success chance and critical success bonus yield.
Decreases mining laser, ice harvester, and gas cloud harvester residue probability.
Enhances the integrated Mining Surveyor present in mining vessels by adding information about the quantity of ore remaining in scanned asteroids. |
Scans the composition of asteroids, ice and gas clouAn upgraded chipset for a mining vessel's integrated Mining Surveyor that grants superior asteroid information, and increases the chance of optimal mining outcomes.
Increases mining laser and ice harvester critical success chance and critical success bonus yield.
Decreases mining laser, ice harvester, and gas cloud harvester residue probability.
Enhances the integrated Mining Surveyor present in mining vessels by adding information about the quantity of ore remaining in scanned asteroids. |
Description of item "ML-3 Compact Mining Survey Chipset" (6569) |
| 92554 |
Scans the composition of asteroids, ice and gas clouds. |
An upgraded chipset for a mining vessel's integrated Mining Surveyor that grants superior asteroid information, and increases the chance of optimal mining outcomes.
Increases mining laser and ice harvester critical success chance and critical success bonus yield.
Decreases mining laser, ice harvester, and gas cloud harvester residue probability.
Enhances the integrated Mining Surveyor present in mining vessels by adding information about the quantity of ore remaining in scanned asteroids. |
Scans the composition of asteroids, ice and gas clouAn upgraded chipset for a mining vessel's integrated Mining Surveyor that grants superior asteroid information, and increases the chance of optimal mining outcomes.
Increases mining laser and ice harvester critical success chance and critical success bonus yield.
Decreases mining laser, ice harvester, and gas cloud harvester residue probability.
Enhances the integrated Mining Surveyor present in mining vessels by adding information about the quantity of ore remaining in scanned asteroids. |
Description of item "Basic Mining Survey Chipset" (6571) |
| 92555 |
Scans the composition of asteroids, ice and gas clouds. |
An upgraded chipset for a mining vessel's integrated Mining Surveyor that grants superior asteroid information, and increases the chance of optimal mining outcomes.
Increases mining laser and ice harvester critical success chance and critical success bonus yield.
Decreases mining laser, ice harvester, and gas cloud harvester residue probability.
Enhances the integrated Mining Surveyor present in mining vessels by adding information about the quantity of ore remaining in scanned asteroids. |
Scans the composition of asteroids, ice and gas clouAn upgraded chipset for a mining vessel's integrated Mining Surveyor that grants superior asteroid information, and increases the chance of optimal mining outcomes.
Increases mining laser and ice harvester critical success chance and critical success bonus yield.
Decreases mining laser, ice harvester, and gas cloud harvester residue probability.
Enhances the integrated Mining Surveyor present in mining vessels by adding information about the quantity of ore remaining in scanned asteroids. |
Description of item "Mining Survey Chipset I" (444) |
| 92556 |
Scans the composition of asteroids, ice and gas clouds. |
An upgraded chipset for a mining vessel's integrated Mining Surveyor that grants superior asteroid information, and increases the chance of optimal mining outcomes.
Increases mining laser and ice harvester critical success chance and critical success bonus yield.
Decreases mining laser, ice harvester, and gas cloud harvester residue probability.
Enhances the integrated Mining Surveyor present in mining vessels by adding information about the quantity of ore remaining in scanned asteroids. |
Scans the composition of asteroids, ice and gas clouAn upgraded chipset for a mining vessel's integrated Mining Surveyor that grants superior asteroid information, and increases the chance of optimal mining outcomes.
Increases mining laser and ice harvester critical success chance and critical success bonus yield.
Decreases mining laser, ice harvester, and gas cloud harvester residue probability.
Enhances the integrated Mining Surveyor present in mining vessels by adding information about the quantity of ore remaining in scanned asteroids. |
Description of item "Mining Survey Chipset II" (2333) |
| 94444 |
This heavy beam energy weapon uses two separate maser focusing systems to reduce the cool down period between shots. A great weapon for medium to long range encounters.
Requires frequency crystal ammo types: Gamma, Infrared, Microwave, Multifrequency, Radio, Standard, Ultraviolet, Xray. |
This heavy beam energy weapon uses two separate laser focusing systems to reduce the cool down period between shots. A great weapon for medium to long range encounters.
Requires frequency crystal ammo types: Gamma, Infrared, Microwave, Multifrequency, Radio, Standard, Ultraviolet, Xray. |
This heavy beam energy weapon uses two separate mlaser focusing systems to reduce the cool down period between shots. A great weapon for medium to long range encounters.
Requires frequency crystal ammo types: Gamma, Infrared, Microwave, Multifrequency, Radio, Standard, Ultraviolet, Xray. |
Description of item "Dual Afocal Heavy Laser I" (7045) |
| 94448 |
This heavy pulse energy weapon uses two separate maser focusing systems to reduce the cool down period between shots. A great weapon for medium to long range encounters.
Requires frequency crystal ammo types: Gamma, Infrared, Microwave, Multifrequency, Radio, Standard, Ultraviolet, Xray. |
This heavy pulse energy weapon uses two separate laser focusing systems to reduce the cool down period between shots. A great weapon for medium to long range encounters.
Requires frequency crystal ammo types: Gamma, Infrared, Microwave, Multifrequency, Radio, Standard, Ultraviolet, Xray. |
This heavy pulse energy weapon uses two separate mlaser focusing systems to reduce the cool down period between shots. A great weapon for medium to long range encounters.
Requires frequency crystal ammo types: Gamma, Infrared, Microwave, Multifrequency, Radio, Standard, Ultraviolet, Xray. |
Description of item "Dual Heavy Afocal Pulse Laser I" (7001) |
| 94468 |
Uses four light maser focusing systems. Low powered, but makes up for it with a fast firing rate.
Requires frequency crystal ammo types: Gamma, Infrared, Microwave, Multifrequency, Radio, Standard, Ultraviolet, Xray. |
Uses four light laser focusing systems. Low powered, but makes up for it with a fast firing rate.
Requires frequency crystal ammo types: Gamma, Infrared, Microwave, Multifrequency, Radio, Standard, Ultraviolet, Xray. |
Uses four light mlaser focusing systems. Low powered, but makes up for it with a fast firing rate.
Requires frequency crystal ammo types: Gamma, Infrared, Microwave, Multifrequency, Radio, Standard, Ultraviolet, Xray. |
Description of item "Quad Afocal Light Laser I" (6759) |
| 94480 |
This light beam energy weapon uses two separate maser focusing systems to reduce the cool down period between shots. Good short to medium range weapon.
Requires frequency crystal ammo types: Gamma, Infrared, Microwave, Multifrequency, Radio, Standard, Ultraviolet, Xray. |
This light beam energy weapon uses two separate laser focusing systems to reduce the cool down period between shots. Good short to medium range weapon.
Requires frequency crystal ammo types: Gamma, Infrared, Microwave, Multifrequency, Radio, Standard, Ultraviolet, Xray. |
This light beam energy weapon uses two separate mlaser focusing systems to reduce the cool down period between shots. Good short to medium range weapon.
Requires frequency crystal ammo types: Gamma, Infrared, Microwave, Multifrequency, Radio, Standard, Ultraviolet, Xray. |
Description of item "Dual Afocal Light Laser I" (6633) |
| 94484 |
This light pulse energy weapon uses two separate maser focusing systems to reduce the cool down period between shots. Good skirmish weapon.
Requires frequency crystal ammo types: Gamma, Infrared, Microwave, Multifrequency, Radio, Standard, Ultraviolet, Xray. |
This light pulse energy weapon uses two separate laser focusing systems to reduce the cool down period between shots. Good skirmish weapon.
Requires frequency crystal ammo types: Gamma, Infrared, Microwave, Multifrequency, Radio, Standard, Ultraviolet, Xray. |
This light pulse energy weapon uses two separate mlaser focusing systems to reduce the cool down period between shots. Good skirmish weapon.
Requires frequency crystal ammo types: Gamma, Infrared, Microwave, Multifrequency, Radio, Standard, Ultraviolet, Xray. |
Description of item "Dual Afocal Pulse Laser I" (5217) |
| 103152 |
ML-3 Scoped Survey Scanner |
ML-3 Compact Mining Survey Chipset |
ML-3 ScopedCompact Mining Survey ScannerChipset |
Name of item 6569 (Mining Survey Chipset) |
| 103153 |
Rock-Scanning Sensor Array I |
Basic Mining Survey Chipset |
Rock-Scanning Sensor Array IBasic Mining Survey Chipset |
Name of item 6571 (Mining Survey Chipset) |
| 103154 |
Survey Scanner I |
Mining Survey Chipset I |
Survey ScannerMining Survey Chipset I |
Name of item 444 (Mining Survey Chipset) |
| 103155 |
Survey Scanner II |
Mining Survey Chipset II |
Survey ScannerMining Survey Chipset II |
Name of item 2333 (Mining Survey Chipset) |
| 105960 |
Tachyon Afocal Maser I |
Tachyon Afocal Laser I |
Tachyon Afocal MLaser I |
Name of item 7169 (Energy Weapon) |
| 105964 |
Mega Afocal Maser I |
Mega Afocal Laser I |
Mega Afocal MLaser I |
Name of item 7125 (Energy Weapon) |
| 105968 |
Mega Afocal Pulse Maser I |
Mega Afocal Pulse Laser I |
Mega Afocal Pulse MLaser I |
Name of item 7085 (Energy Weapon) |
| 105972 |
Dual Afocal Heavy Maser I |
Dual Afocal Heavy Laser I |
Dual Afocal Heavy MLaser I |
Name of item 7045 (Energy Weapon) |
| 105976 |
Dual Heavy Afocal Pulse Maser I |
Dual Heavy Afocal Pulse Laser I |
Dual Heavy Afocal Pulse MLaser I |
Name of item 7001 (Energy Weapon) |
| 105980 |
Heavy Afocal Maser I |
Heavy Afocal Laser I |
Heavy Afocal MLaser I |
Name of item 6961 (Energy Weapon) |
| 105984 |
Heavy Afocal Pulse Maser I |
Heavy Afocal Pulse Laser I |
Heavy Afocal Pulse MLaser I |
Name of item 6921 (Energy Weapon) |
| 105988 |
Focused Afocal Medium Maser I |
Focused Afocal Medium Laser I |
Focused Afocal Medium MLaser I |
Name of item 6861 (Energy Weapon) |
| 105992 |
Focused Afocal Pulse Maser I |
Focused Afocal Pulse Laser I |
Focused Afocal Pulse MLaser I |
Name of item 6807 (Energy Weapon) |
| 105996 |
Quad Afocal Light Maser I |
Quad Afocal Light Laser I |
Quad Afocal Light MLaser I |
Name of item 6759 (Energy Weapon) |
| 106000 |
Small Focused Afocal Maser I |
Small Focused Afocal Laser I |
Small Focused Afocal MLaser I |
Name of item 6717 (Energy Weapon) |
| 106004 |
Small Focused Afocal Pulse Maser I |
Small Focused Afocal Pulse Laser I |
Small Focused Afocal Pulse MLaser I |
Name of item 6673 (Energy Weapon) |
| 106008 |
Dual Afocal Light Maser I |
Dual Afocal Light Laser I |
Dual Afocal Light MLaser I |
Name of item 6633 (Energy Weapon) |
| 106012 |
Dual Afocal Pulse Maser I |
Dual Afocal Pulse Laser I |
Dual Afocal Pulse MLaser I |
Name of item 5217 (Energy Weapon) |
| 106563 |
Gatling Afocal Maser I |
Gatling Afocal Laser I |
Gatling Afocal MLaser I |
Name of item 5177 (Energy Weapon) |
| 112152 |
SeekAndDestroy_factionSerpentis_lvl3 |
Seek and Destroy |
SeekA and Destroy_factionSerpentis_lvl3 |
Name for dungeon 202 |
| 112320 |
Medium Jaspet Deposit |
Average Jaspet Deposit |
MediumAverage Jaspet Deposit |
Name for dungeon 1466 |
| 113247 |
Seek and Destroy lvl1 |
Seek and Destroy |
Seek and Destroy lvl1 |
Name for dungeon 185 |
| 113250 |
SeekAndDestroy_factionAngelCartel_lvl1 |
Seek and Destroy |
SeekA and Destroy_factionAngelCartel_lvl1 |
Name for dungeon 187 |
| 113251 |
SeekAndDestroy_factionAngelCartel_lvl2 |
Seek and Destroy |
SeekA and Destroy_factionAngelCartel_lvl2 |
Name for dungeon 191 |
| 113252 |
SeekAndDestroy_factionAngelCartel_lvl3 |
Seek and Destroy |
SeekA and Destroy_factionAngelCartel_lvl3 |
Name for dungeon 193 |
| 113253 |
SeekAndDestroy_factionTheBloodRaiderCovenant_lvl1 |
Seek and Destroy |
SeekA and Destroy_factionTheBloodRaiderCovenant_lvl1 |
Name for dungeon 195 |
| 113255 |
SeekAndDestroy_factionSanshasNation_lvl1 |
Seek and Destroy |
SeekA and Destroy_factionSanshasNation_lvl1 |
Name for dungeon 197 |
| 113256 |
SeekAndDestroy_factionSanshasNation_lvl2 |
Seek and Destroy |
SeekA and Destroy_factionSanshasNation_lvl2 |
Name for dungeon 198 |
| 113257 |
SeekAndDestroy_factionSanshasNation_lvl3 |
Seek and Destroy |
SeekA and Destroy_factionSanshasNation_lvl3 |
Name for dungeon 199 |
| 113258 |
SeekAndDestroy_factionSerpentis_lvl2 |
Seek and Destroy |
SeekA and Destroy_factionSerpentis_lvl2 |
Name for dungeon 200 |
| 113259 |
SeekAndDestroy_factionSerpentis_lvl1 |
Seek and Destroy |
SeekA and Destroy_factionSerpentis_lvl1 |
Name for dungeon 201 |
| 113260 |
Seek And Destroy lvl 2 Blood Raider |
Seek and Destroy |
Seek Aand Destroy lvl 2 Blood Raider |
Name for dungeon 207 |
| 113261 |
Seek And Destroy lvl 3 Blood Raiders |
Seek and Destroy |
Seek Aand Destroy lvl 3 Blood Raiders |
Name for dungeon 208 |
| 134482 |
Most people don't go looking for Banidine: It's virtually worthless, so you simply won't find it on the market. In space, a survey scanner module can help you locate the ore type. If you don't have one already, you can purchase such a scanner on the market; they're located under Ship Equipment - Scanning Equipment - Survey Scanners. |
Most people don't go looking for Banidine: It's virtually worthless, so you simply won't find it on the market. |
Most people don't go looking for Banidine: It's virtually worthless, so you simply won't find it on the market. In space, a survey scanner module can help you locate the ore type. If you don't have one already, you can purchase such a scanner on the market; they're located under Ship Equipment - Scanning Equipment - Survey Scanners. |
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| 134531 |
A huge asteroid has crashed into one of our stations. The station itself and most of the inhabitants are lost. This asteroid is particularly deadly in that it contains a huge quantity of Augumene, a rare and extremely toxic ore. We need someone to mine out the Augumene so rescue crews can go in there and retrieve the survivors.
I've uploaded a bookmark to your People & Places databank; use it to find the crash site and then use a survey scanner to locate the Augumene there. Mine it all and bring the ore back to me.
<font color = #EE3B3B>Make sure you fit a survey scanner to your ship in order to find the Augumene asteroid at the crash site.</font> |
A huge asteroid has crashed into one of our stations. The station itself and most of the inhabitants are lost. This asteroid is particularly deadly in that it contains a huge quantity of Augumene, a rare and extremely toxic ore. We need someone to mine out the Augumene so rescue crews can go in there and retrieve the survivors.
I've uploaded a bookmark to your People & Places databank; use it to find the crash site. Mine it all and bring the ore back to me.
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A huge asteroid has crashed into one of our stations. The station itself and most of the inhabitants are lost. This asteroid is particularly deadly in that it contains a huge quantity of Augumene, a rare and extremely toxic ore. We need someone to mine out the Augumene so rescue crews can go in there and retrieve the survivors.
I've uploaded a bookmark to your People & Places databank; use it to find the crash site and then use a survey scanner to locate the Augumene there. Mine it all and bring the ore back to me.
<font color = #EE3B3B>Make sure you fit a survey scanner to your ship in order to find the Augumene asteroid at the crash site.</font>. Mine it all and bring the ore back to me.
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| 134538 |
We need your help right away! We're calling on all ship commanders in this region. A huge asteroid has crashed into one of our stations. The station itself and most of the inhabitants are lost. This asteroid is particularly deadly in that it contains a huge quantity of Augumene, a rare and extremely toxic ore. We need someone to mine out the Augumene so rescue crews can go in there and retrieve the survivors.
I've uploaded a bookmark to your People & Places databank; use it to find the crash site and then use a survey scanner to locate the Augumene. Mine it all and bring the ore back to me. |
We need your help right away! We're calling on all ship commanders in this region. A huge asteroid has crashed into one of our stations. The station itself and most of the inhabitants are lost. This asteroid is particularly deadly in that it contains a huge quantity of Augumene, a rare and extremely toxic ore. We need someone to mine out the Augumene so rescue crews can go in there and retrieve the survivors.
I've uploaded a bookmark to your People & Places databank; use it to find the crash site. Mine it all and bring the ore back to me. |
We need your help right away! We're calling on all ship commanders in this region. A huge asteroid has crashed into one of our stations. The station itself and most of the inhabitants are lost. This asteroid is particularly deadly in that it contains a huge quantity of Augumene, a rare and extremely toxic ore. We need someone to mine out the Augumene so rescue crews can go in there and retrieve the survivors.
I've uploaded a bookmark to your People & Places databank; use it to find the crash site and then use a survey scanner to locate the Augumene. Mine it all and bring the ore back to me. |
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| 134544 |
We've determined that the asteroid that collided with the station was composed of Augumene, which is particularly deadly in that it is a rare and extremely toxic ore. We need someone to mine out the Augumene safely from a starship.
More than that, others may be coming for the Augumene. We can't recover all the sensitive material from the wreckage of the base in time, and a blockade would tip our hand. The only solution is to mine out the Augumene ourselves. We want you to go out and retrieve all of the Augumene from the site. And hurry.
I've uploaded a bookmark to your People & Places databank; use it to find the crash site and then mine all the Augumene and bring the ore back to me.
<font color = #EE3B3B>Make sure you fit a survey scanner to your ship in order to find the Augumene asteroid at the crash site: It may be hard to pinpoint in all the debris. </font> |
We've determined that the asteroid that collided with the station was composed of Augumene, which is particularly deadly in that it is a rare and extremely toxic ore. We need someone to mine out the Augumene safely from a starship.
More than that, others may be coming for the Augumene. We can't recover all the sensitive material from the wreckage of the base in time, and a blockade would tip our hand. The only solution is to mine out the Augumene ourselves. We want you to go out and retrieve all of the Augumene from the site. And hurry.
I've uploaded a bookmark to your People & Places databank; use it to find the crash site and then mine all the Augumene and bring the ore back to me.
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We've determined that the asteroid that collided with the station was composed of Augumene, which is particularly deadly in that it is a rare and extremely toxic ore. We need someone to mine out the Augumene safely from a starship.
More than that, others may be coming for the Augumene. We can't recover all the sensitive material from the wreckage of the base in time, and a blockade would tip our hand. The only solution is to mine out the Augumene ourselves. We want you to go out and retrieve all of the Augumene from the site. And hurry.
I've uploaded a bookmark to your People & Places databank; use it to find the crash site and then mine all the Augumene and bring the ore back to me.
<font color = #EE3B3B>Make sure you fit a survey scanner to your ship in order to find the Augumene asteroid at the crash site: It may be hard to pinpoint in all the debris. </font> |
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| 134551 |
Something terrible has happened. An asteroid has collided with a research station at {[location]dungeonLocationID.name}. There's no official death-toll yet, but it's expected to climb into the tens of thousands. Some of our brightest were there, working out the very technologies that would enable us to better defend our way of life from Gallente and Minmatar agressors. Now they're all gone....
I'm sorry. I lost myself there. We've determined that the asteroid that collided with the station was composed of Augumene, a rare and extremely toxic ore. We need someone to mine out the Augumene safely from a starship.
More than that, others may be coming for the Augumene. We can't recover all the sensitive material from the wreckage of the station in time, and a blockade would tip our hand. The only solution is to mine out the Augumene ourselves. We want you to go out and retrieve all 3,600 units of Augumene from the site. And hurry. If we don't get that ore, looters might follow its signal and stumble on what's left of our base.
<font color = #EE3B3B>You'll need to use a survey scanner to find the asteroid; otherwise, it will be hard to pinpoint in all the debris. </font> |
Something terrible has happened. An asteroid has collided with a research station at {[location]dungeonLocationID.name}. There's no official death-toll yet, but it's expected to climb into the tens of thousands. Some of our brightest were there, working out the very technologies that would enable us to better defend our way of life from Gallente and Minmatar agressors. Now they're all gone....
I'm sorry. I lost myself there. We've determined that the asteroid that collided with the station was composed of Augumene, a rare and extremely toxic ore. We need someone to mine out the Augumene safely from a starship.
More than that, others may be coming for the Augumene. We can't recover all the sensitive material from the wreckage of the station in time, and a blockade would tip our hand. The only solution is to mine out the Augumene ourselves. We want you to go out and retrieve all 3,600 units of Augumene from the site. And hurry. If we don't get that ore, looters might follow its signal and stumble on what's left of our base.
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Something terrible has happened. An asteroid has collided with a research station at {[location]dungeonLocationID.name}. There's no official death-toll yet, but it's expected to climb into the tens of thousands. Some of our brightest were there, working out the very technologies that would enable us to better defend our way of life from Gallente and Minmatar agressors. Now they're all gone....
I'm sorry. I lost myself there. We've determined that the asteroid that collided with the station was composed of Augumene, a rare and extremely toxic ore. We need someone to mine out the Augumene safely from a starship.
More than that, others may be coming for the Augumene. We can't recover all the sensitive material from the wreckage of the station in time, and a blockade would tip our hand. The only solution is to mine out the Augumene ourselves. We want you to go out and retrieve all 3,600 units of Augumene from the site. And hurry. If we don't get that ore, looters might follow its signal and stumble on what's left of our base.
<font color = #EE3B3B>You'll need to use a survey scanner to find the asteroid; otherwise, it will be hard to pinpoint in all the debris. </font> |
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| 134567 |
Most people don't go looking for Augumene: It's virtually worthless, so you simply won't find it on the market. In space, a survey scanner module can help you locate the ore type. If you don't have one already, you can purchase such a scanner on the market; they're located under Ship Equipment > Electronics and Sensor Upgrades > Data and Composition Scanners. |
Most people don't go looking for Augumene: It's virtually worthless, so you simply won't find it on the market. |
Most people don't go looking for Augumene: It's virtually worthless, so you simply won't find it on the market. In space, a survey scanner module can help you locate the ore type. If you don't have one already, you can purchase such a scanner on the market; they're located under Ship Equipment > Electronics and Sensor Upgrades > Data and Composition Scanners. |
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| 134572 |
A commercial station in {[location]dungeonLocationID.name} was destroyed in a freak accident. They're saying it was some sort of rogue asteroid, and it's fallen to us to analyze the thing. We're going to need all of it. Most of the asteroid is still at the site of the accident. It's a grim task, I know. But we need to do this if we're going to figure out how this happened.
<font color = #EE3B3B>Make sure you fit a survey scanner to your ship in order to find all the bits of the asteroid at the crash site: It may be hard to pinpoint in all the debris. </font> |
A commercial station in {[location]dungeonLocationID.name} was destroyed in a freak accident. They're saying it was some sort of rogue asteroid, and it's fallen to us to analyze the thing. We're going to need all of it. Most of the asteroid is still at the site of the accident. It's a grim task, I know. But we need to do this if we're going to figure out how this happened.
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A commercial station in {[location]dungeonLocationID.name} was destroyed in a freak accident. They're saying it was some sort of rogue asteroid, and it's fallen to us to analyze the thing. We're going to need all of it. Most of the asteroid is still at the site of the accident. It's a grim task, I know. But we need to do this if we're going to figure out how this happened.
<font color = #EE3B3B>Make sure you fit a survey scanner to your ship in order to find all the bits of the asteroid at the crash site: It may be hard to pinpoint in all the debris. </font> |
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| 134577 |
No, no, not at all—
Listen, it's just coming over the news channels now. There, see? A commercial station in {[location]dungeonLocationID.name} was destroyed in a freak accident. They're saying it was some sort of rogue asteroid. Investigators are reporting over ten thousand confirmed dead so far. Naturally, people are demanding answers. The government wants answers, the media wants answers, the people want answers... you get the idea. And nobody seems to have any answers.
To put it simply, this shouldn't have happened. {[location]dungeonLocationID.name} and its surrounding systems were cleared of rogue asteroids years ago, or so we thought. In fact, the station's position and orbit were chosen specifically to ensure its safety from collisions with celestial objects. If we don't find out how this asteroid got there, the finger pointing is going to start. Nobody's job will be safe once that starts happening.
It's fallen to us to analyze the asteroid. We're going to need all of it, {[character]player.name}. The asteroid is still at the site of the accident, though it's busted up some, I imagine. You'll need a survey scanner to find it through all of the debris.
It's a grim task, I know. But it's one we need to undertake if we're going to figure out how this terrible thing happened. |
No, no, not at all—
Listen, it's just coming over the news channels now. There, see? A commercial station in {[location]dungeonLocationID.name} was destroyed in a freak accident. They're saying it was some sort of rogue asteroid. Investigators are reporting over ten thousand confirmed dead so far. Naturally, people are demanding answers. The government wants answers, the media wants answers, the people want answers... you get the idea. And nobody seems to have any answers.
To put it simply, this shouldn't have happened. {[location]dungeonLocationID.name} and its surrounding systems were cleared of rogue asteroids years ago, or so we thought. In fact, the station's position and orbit were chosen specifically to ensure its safety from collisions with celestial objects. If we don't find out how this asteroid got there, the finger pointing is going to start. Nobody's job will be safe once that starts happening.
It's fallen to us to analyze the asteroid. We're going to need all of it, {[character]player.name}. The asteroid is still at the site of the accident, though it's busted up some, I imagine.
It's a grim task, I know. But it's one we need to undertake if we're going to figure out how this terrible thing happened. |
No, no, not at all—
Listen, it's just coming over the news channels now. There, see? A commercial station in {[location]dungeonLocationID.name} was destroyed in a freak accident. They're saying it was some sort of rogue asteroid. Investigators are reporting over ten thousand confirmed dead so far. Naturally, people are demanding answers. The government wants answers, the media wants answers, the people want answers... you get the idea. And nobody seems to have any answers.
To put it simply, this shouldn't have happened. {[location]dungeonLocationID.name} and its surrounding systems were cleared of rogue asteroids years ago, or so we thought. In fact, the station's position and orbit were chosen specifically to ensure its safety from collisions with celestial objects. If we don't find out how this asteroid got there, the finger pointing is going to start. Nobody's job will be safe once that starts happening.
It's fallen to us to analyze the asteroid. We're going to need all of it, {[character]player.name}. The asteroid is still at the site of the accident, though it's busted up some, I imagine. You'll need a survey scanner to find it through all of the debris.
It's a grim task, I know. But it's one we need to undertake if we're going to figure out how this terrible thing happened. |
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| 134618 |
One of our sources obtained information on the whereabouts of a significant deposit of Mercium ore. It would be disastrous for our cause if this Mercium were to fall into Amarrian or Caldari hands. Unfortunately, we're certain that they already know about it, so as I said, we must work quickly.
<font color = #EE3B3B>You may want to use a Survey Scanner module to find the right asteroids in space; also, be aware that this amount of raw Mercium ore may require multiple trips unless you have a large amount of cargo space. </font> |
One of our sources obtained information on the whereabouts of a significant deposit of Mercium ore. It would be disastrous for our cause if this Mercium were to fall into Amarrian or Caldari hands. Unfortunately, we're certain that they already know about it, so as I said, we must work quickly.
<font color = #EE3B3B>Be aware that this amount of raw Mercium ore may require multiple trips unless you have a large amount of cargo space. </font> |
One of our sources obtained information on the whereabouts of a significant deposit of Mercium ore. It would be disastrous for our cause if this Mercium were to fall into Amarrian or Caldari hands. Unfortunately, we're certain that they already know about it, so as I said, we must work quickly.
<font color = #EE3B3B>You may want to use a Survey Scanner module to find the right asteroids in space; also, bBe aware that this amount of raw Mercium ore may require multiple trips unless you have a large amount of cargo space. </font> |
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| 134630 |
Seems like every government around wants some of this Mercium stuff. I don't know why, but if they all want it, then it might be worth a bundle to me down the road if I can get it first. I mean, no one's willing to pay for it now, but I'm thinking ahead: All four sides bidding, you got any idea how high that might drive the auction prices?
Now, I happen to have the location of some of this stuff. Thing is, I don't have a ship to handle it, so I need you, and I'm willing to put some money up front against this future "investment." Get in, get me that ore, and get out before somebody else pops in there for it. Simple.
<font color = #EE3B3B>You may want to use a Survey Scanner module to find the right asteroids in space; also, be aware that this amount of raw Mercium ore may require multiple trips unless you have a large amount of cargo space. </font> |
Seems like every government around wants some of this Mercium stuff. I don't know why, but if they all want it, then it might be worth a bundle to me down the road if I can get it first. I mean, no one's willing to pay for it now, but I'm thinking ahead: All four sides bidding, you got any idea how high that might drive the auction prices?
Now, I happen to have the location of some of this stuff. Thing is, I don't have a ship to handle it, so I need you, and I'm willing to put some money up front against this future "investment." Get in, get me that ore, and get out before somebody else pops in there for it. Simple.
<font color = #EE3B3B>Be aware that this amount of raw Mercium ore may require multiple trips unless you have a large amount of cargo space. </font> |
Seems like every government around wants some of this Mercium stuff. I don't know why, but if they all want it, then it might be worth a bundle to me down the road if I can get it first. I mean, no one's willing to pay for it now, but I'm thinking ahead: All four sides bidding, you got any idea how high that might drive the auction prices?
Now, I happen to have the location of some of this stuff. Thing is, I don't have a ship to handle it, so I need you, and I'm willing to put some money up front against this future "investment." Get in, get me that ore, and get out before somebody else pops in there for it. Simple.
<font color = #EE3B3B>You may want to use a Survey Scanner module to find the right asteroids in space; also, bBe aware that this amount of raw Mercium ore may require multiple trips unless you have a large amount of cargo space. </font> |
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| 134662 |
I was talking to some blowhard in {[location]dungeonLocationID.name} when his station was destroyed. So, I'm thinking raiders, right? But no, it's even better. I send a few probes out that way, 'cause I want to know who to send the thank you card to. Turns out there were no raiders. Turns out that the whole damn station was hit by an asteroid full of Augumene! Luckily, I know a guy who's willing to pay decent kreds for the stuff, even though it's pretty much worthless! Heh!
It's like some angry, ironic god came down and crushed that jerk with a giant wad of kred notes, all for me! I want you to go out there, and bring me back all of that Augumene.
<font color = #EE3B3B>Oh, you'll want to bring a survey scanner to find the rocks out there: Lot of station debris and blowhard bits floating around.</font> |
I was talking to some blowhard in {[location]dungeonLocationID.name} when his station was destroyed. So, I'm thinking raiders, right? But no, it's even better. I send a few probes out that way, 'cause I want to know who to send the thank you card to. Turns out there were no raiders. Turns out that the whole damn station was hit by an asteroid full of Augumene! Luckily, I know a guy who's willing to pay decent kreds for the stuff, even though it's pretty much worthless! Heh!
It's like some angry, ironic god came down and crushed that jerk with a giant wad of kred notes, all for me! I want you to go out there, and bring me back all of that Augumene.
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I was talking to some blowhard in {[location]dungeonLocationID.name} when his station was destroyed. So, I'm thinking raiders, right? But no, it's even better. I send a few probes out that way, 'cause I want to know who to send the thank you card to. Turns out there were no raiders. Turns out that the whole damn station was hit by an asteroid full of Augumene! Luckily, I know a guy who's willing to pay decent kreds for the stuff, even though it's pretty much worthless! Heh!
It's like some angry, ironic god came down and crushed that jerk with a giant wad of kred notes, all for me! I want you to go out there, and bring me back all of that Augumene.
<font color = #EE3B3B>Oh, you'll want to bring a survey scanner to find the rocks out there: Lot of station debris and blowhard bits floating around.</font> |
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| 134669 |
I'm on the comm, talking to this blowhard I knew back from my days at the academy, right...? So he's going on and on about how his corporation in {[location]dungeonLocationID.name} is going to make ISK hand over fist mining some rare ore, blah blah blah. Then all these alarms start going off on his end. And I'm thinking his stupid corp is getting raided or something. Then, all of a sudden, the wall behind him disappears and he's ripped away from the screen! The blowhard got spaced right in front of my eyes!
Now, here's the best part. I send a few probes out that way, 'cause I want to know who to send the thank you card to. Turns out there were no raiders. Turns out that the whole damn station was hit by an asteroid full of Augumene! Luckily, I know a guy who's willing to pay decent kreds for the stuff, even though it's pretty much worthless! Heh! It's like some angry, ironic god came down and crushed that jerk with a giant wad of kred notes, all for me!
So, anyway, I want you to go out there and bring me back all of that Augumene. Do that, and I'll have a nice reward here for you when your come back, alright? Oh, and you'll want to bring a survey scanner to find the rocks: Lot of station debris and bits of blowhard floating around out there, I imagine... |
I'm on the comm, talking to this blowhard I knew back from my days at the academy, right...? So he's going on and on about how his corporation in {[location]dungeonLocationID.name} is going to make ISK hand over fist mining some rare ore, blah blah blah. Then all these alarms start going off on his end. And I'm thinking his stupid corp is getting raided or something. Then, all of a sudden, the wall behind him disappears and he's ripped away from the screen! The blowhard got spaced right in front of my eyes!
Now, here's the best part. I send a few probes out that way, 'cause I want to know who to send the thank you card to. Turns out there were no raiders. Turns out that the whole damn station was hit by an asteroid full of Augumene! Luckily, I know a guy who's willing to pay decent kreds for the stuff, even though it's pretty much worthless! Heh! It's like some angry, ironic god came down and crushed that jerk with a giant wad of kred notes, all for me!
So, anyway, I want you to go out there and bring me back all of that Augumene. Do that, and I'll have a nice reward here for you when your come back, alright? |
I'm on the comm, talking to this blowhard I knew back from my days at the academy, right...? So he's going on and on about how his corporation in {[location]dungeonLocationID.name} is going to make ISK hand over fist mining some rare ore, blah blah blah. Then all these alarms start going off on his end. And I'm thinking his stupid corp is getting raided or something. Then, all of a sudden, the wall behind him disappears and he's ripped away from the screen! The blowhard got spaced right in front of my eyes!
Now, here's the best part. I send a few probes out that way, 'cause I want to know who to send the thank you card to. Turns out there were no raiders. Turns out that the whole damn station was hit by an asteroid full of Augumene! Luckily, I know a guy who's willing to pay decent kreds for the stuff, even though it's pretty much worthless! Heh! It's like some angry, ironic god came down and crushed that jerk with a giant wad of kred notes, all for me!
So, anyway, I want you to go out there and bring me back all of that Augumene. Do that, and I'll have a nice reward here for you when your come back, alright? Oh, and you'll want to bring a survey scanner to find the rocks: Lot of station debris and bits of blowhard floating around out there, I imagine... |
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| 135101 |
Most people don't go looking for Banidine: It's virtually worthless, so you won't find it on the market. In space, you may want to fit a survey scanner module to find the desired asteroids. If you don't have one already, you can purchase one on the market; they're located under Ship Equipment > Electronics and Sensor Upgrades > Data and Composition Scanners. |
Most people don't go looking for Banidine: It's virtually worthless, so you won't find it on the market. |
Most people don't go looking for Banidine: It's virtually worthless, so you won't find it on the market. In space, you may want to fit a survey scanner module to find the desired asteroids. If you don't have one already, you can purchase one on the market; they're located under Ship Equipment > Electronics and Sensor Upgrades > Data and Composition Scanners. |
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| 135148 |
Acquire the 20,000 units of Augumene at the location I've given you. Now, there may be other folks looking to get this stuff too, so don't go out there unprepared to defend yourself, okay?
<font color = #EE3B3B>Oh, you might want to fit a Survey Scanner to find those rocks out there too; otherwise, they probably won't show up in your ship overview unless you change some settings.</font> |
Acquire the 20,000 units of Augumene at the location I've given you. Now, there may be other folks looking to get this stuff too, so don't go out there unprepared to defend yourself, okay?
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Acquire the 20,000 units of Augumene at the location I've given you. Now, there may be other folks looking to get this stuff too, so don't go out there unprepared to defend yourself, okay?
<font color = #EE3B3B>Oh, you might want to fit a Survey Scanner to find those rocks out there too; otherwise, they probably won't show up in your ship overview unless you change some settings.</font> |
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| 135288 |
Geodite ore is pretty much worthless because of the poor-quality Zydrine it produces; one is far better off to look for Crokite instead... although that's no easy job. In any case, you won't find Geodite on the market anywhere.
If you're having trouble finding the Geodite at the mission location, you can right-click the "Geodite" icon in the mission's details and select "Add to Overview." |
Geodite ore is pretty much worthless because of the poor-quality Nocxium it produces; one is far better off to look for Crokite instead... although that's no easy job. In any case, you won't find Geodite on the market anywhere.
If you're having trouble finding the Geodite at the mission location, you can right-click the "Geodite" icon in the mission's details and select "Add to Overview." |
Geodite ore is pretty much worthless because of the poor-quality ZydrineNocxium it produces; one is far better off to look for Crokite instead... although that's no easy job. In any case, you won't find Geodite on the market anywhere.
If you're having trouble finding the Geodite at the mission location, you can right-click the "Geodite" icon in the mission's details and select "Add to Overview." |
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| 139368 |
{[npcOrganization]agentCorpID.name} wants a massive shipment of Augumene right away, so we need you to get out there and bring some back. I've been looking for a miner who's experienced enough, with the right kind of ship, and maybe you fit the bill. Time is critical on this one. There's a big bonus for you if you can bring it in fast enough.
<font color = #EE3B3B>You may find it helpful to use a Survey Scanner module to find the asteroids in space; most standard ship scanners do not have unique listings for such worthless ores. As well, pirates and claimjumpers abound in these parts, so you should also be prepared to defend your ship from such scavengers.
Finally, this amount of raw Augumene ore may require multiple trips unless you have a Hulk or a similarly large hauler for the job. </font> |
{[npcOrganization]agentCorpID.name} wants a massive shipment of Augumene right away, so we need you to get out there and bring some back. I've been looking for a miner who's experienced enough, with the right kind of ship, and maybe you fit the bill. Time is critical on this one. There's a big bonus for you if you can bring it in fast enough.
<font color = #EE3B3B>Pirates and claimjumpers abound in these parts, so you should also be prepared to defend your ship from such scavengers.
Finally, this amount of raw Augumene ore may require multiple trips unless you have a Hulk or a similarly large hauler for the job. </font> |
{[npcOrganization]agentCorpID.name} wants a massive shipment of Augumene right away, so we need you to get out there and bring some back. I've been looking for a miner who's experienced enough, with the right kind of ship, and maybe you fit the bill. Time is critical on this one. There's a big bonus for you if you can bring it in fast enough.
<font color = #EE3B3B>You may find it helpful to use a Survey Scanner module to find the asteroids in space; most standard ship scanners do not have unique listings for such worthless ores. As well, pPirates and claimjumpers abound in these parts, so you should also be prepared to defend your ship from such scavengers.
Finally, this amount of raw Augumene ore may require multiple trips unless you have a Hulk or a similarly large hauler for the job. </font> |
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| 144474 |
We've gotten word of the location of a bunch of Mercium ore here in {[location]dungeonLocationID.name}, but we believe that our information has also been leaked to other factions, including the Gallenteans. It's vital that you collect all the Mercium: It cannot be allowed to fall into enemy hands.
<font color = #EE3B3B>You may want to use a Survey Scanner module to find the right asteroids in space; also, be aware that this amount of raw Mercium ore may require multiple trips unless you have a large amount of cargo space. </font> |
We've gotten word of the location of a bunch of Mercium ore here in {[location]dungeonLocationID.name}, but we believe that our information has also been leaked to other factions, including the Gallenteans. It's vital that you collect all the Mercium: It cannot be allowed to fall into enemy hands.
<font color = #EE3B3B>Be aware that this amount of raw Mercium ore may require multiple trips unless you have a large amount of cargo space.</font> |
We've gotten word of the location of a bunch of Mercium ore here in {[location]dungeonLocationID.name}, but we believe that our information has also been leaked to other factions, including the Gallenteans. It's vital that you collect all the Mercium: It cannot be allowed to fall into enemy hands.
<font color = #EE3B3B>You may want to use a Survey Scanner module to find the right asteroids in space; also, bBe aware that this amount of raw Mercium ore may require multiple trips unless you have a large amount of cargo space. </font> |
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| 144607 |
I was talking to some blowhard in {[location]dungeonLocationID.name} when his station was destroyed. So, I'm thinking raiders, right? But no, it's even better. I send a few probes out that way, 'cause I want to know who to send the thank you card to. Turns out there were no raiders. Turns out that the whole damn station was hit by an asteroid full of Augumene! Luckily, I know a guy who's willing to pay decent kreds for the stuff, even though it's pretty much worthless! Heh!
It's like some angry, ironic god came down and crushed that jerk with a giant wad of kred notes, all for me! I want you to go out there, and bring me back all of that Augumene.
<font color = #EE3B3B>Oh, you'll want to bring a survey scanner to find the rocks out there: Lot of station debris and blowhard bits floating around.</font> |
I was talking to some blowhard in {[location]dungeonLocationID.name} when his station was destroyed. So, I'm thinking raiders, right? But no, it's even better. I send a few probes out that way, 'cause I want to know who to send the thank you card to. Turns out there were no raiders. Turns out that the whole damn station was hit by an asteroid full of Augumene! Luckily, I know a guy who's willing to pay decent kreds for the stuff, even though it's pretty much worthless! Heh!
It's like some angry, ironic god came down and crushed that jerk with a giant wad of kred notes, all for me! I want you to go out there, and bring me back all of that Augumene.
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I was talking to some blowhard in {[location]dungeonLocationID.name} when his station was destroyed. So, I'm thinking raiders, right? But no, it's even better. I send a few probes out that way, 'cause I want to know who to send the thank you card to. Turns out there were no raiders. Turns out that the whole damn station was hit by an asteroid full of Augumene! Luckily, I know a guy who's willing to pay decent kreds for the stuff, even though it's pretty much worthless! Heh!
It's like some angry, ironic god came down and crushed that jerk with a giant wad of kred notes, all for me! I want you to go out there, and bring me back all of that Augumene.
<font color = #EE3B3B>Oh, you'll want to bring a survey scanner to find the rocks out there: Lot of station debris and blowhard bits floating around.</font> |
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| 144614 |
I'm on the comm, talking to this blowhard I knew back from my days at the academy, right...? So he's going on and on about how his corporation in {[location]dungeonLocationID.name} is going to make ISK hand over fist mining some rare ore, blah blah blah. Then all these alarms start going off on his end. And I'm thinking his stupid corp is getting raided or something. Then, all of a sudden, the wall behind him disappears and he's ripped away from the screen! The blowhard got spaced right in front of my eyes!
Now, here's the best part. I send a few probes out that way, 'cause I want to know who to send the thank you card to. Turns out there were no raiders. Turns out that the whole damn station was hit by an asteroid full of Augumene! Luckily, I know a guy who's willing to pay decent kreds for the stuff, even though it's pretty much worthless! Heh! It's like some angry, ironic god came down and crushed that jerk with a giant wad of kred notes, all for me!
So, anyway, I want you to go out there and bring me back all of that Augumene. Do that, and I'll have a nice reward here for you when your come back, alright? Oh, and you'll want to bring a survey scanner to find the rocks: Lot of station debris and bits of blowhard floating around out there, I imagine... |
I'm on the comm, talking to this blowhard I knew back from my days at the academy, right...? So he's going on and on about how his corporation in {[location]dungeonLocationID.name} is going to make ISK hand over fist mining some rare ore, blah blah blah. Then all these alarms start going off on his end. And I'm thinking his stupid corp is getting raided or something. Then, all of a sudden, the wall behind him disappears and he's ripped away from the screen! The blowhard got spaced right in front of my eyes!
Now, here's the best part. I send a few probes out that way, 'cause I want to know who to send the thank you card to. Turns out there were no raiders. Turns out that the whole damn station was hit by an asteroid full of Augumene! Luckily, I know a guy who's willing to pay decent kreds for the stuff, even though it's pretty much worthless! Heh! It's like some angry, ironic god came down and crushed that jerk with a giant wad of kred notes, all for me!
So, anyway, I want you to go out there and bring me back all of that Augumene. Do that, and I'll have a nice reward here for you when your come back, alright? |
I'm on the comm, talking to this blowhard I knew back from my days at the academy, right...? So he's going on and on about how his corporation in {[location]dungeonLocationID.name} is going to make ISK hand over fist mining some rare ore, blah blah blah. Then all these alarms start going off on his end. And I'm thinking his stupid corp is getting raided or something. Then, all of a sudden, the wall behind him disappears and he's ripped away from the screen! The blowhard got spaced right in front of my eyes!
Now, here's the best part. I send a few probes out that way, 'cause I want to know who to send the thank you card to. Turns out there were no raiders. Turns out that the whole damn station was hit by an asteroid full of Augumene! Luckily, I know a guy who's willing to pay decent kreds for the stuff, even though it's pretty much worthless! Heh! It's like some angry, ironic god came down and crushed that jerk with a giant wad of kred notes, all for me!
So, anyway, I want you to go out there and bring me back all of that Augumene. Do that, and I'll have a nice reward here for you when your come back, alright? Oh, and you'll want to bring a survey scanner to find the rocks: Lot of station debris and bits of blowhard floating around out there, I imagine... |
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| 144624 |
Seems like every government around wants some of this Mercium stuff. I don't know why, but if they all want it, then it might be worth a bundle to me down the road if I can get it first. I mean, no one's willing to pay for it now, but I'm thinking ahead: All four sides bidding, you got any idea how high that might drive the auction prices?
Now, I happen to have the location of some of this stuff. Thing is, I don't have a ship to handle it, so I need you, and I'm willing to put some money up front against this future "investment." Get in, get me that ore, and get out before somebody else pops in there for it. Simple.
<font color = #EE3B3B>You may want to use a Survey Scanner module to find the right asteroids in space; also, be aware that this amount of raw Mercium ore may require multiple trips unless you have a large amount of cargo space. </font> |
Seems like every government around wants some of this Mercium stuff. I don't know why, but if they all want it, then it might be worth a bundle to me down the road if I can get it first. I mean, no one's willing to pay for it now, but I'm thinking ahead: All four sides bidding, you got any idea how high that might drive the auction prices?
Now, I happen to have the location of some of this stuff. Thing is, I don't have a ship to handle it, so I need you, and I'm willing to put some money up front against this future "investment." Get in, get me that ore, and get out before somebody else pops in there for it. Simple.
<font color = #EE3B3B>Be aware that this amount of raw Mercium ore may require multiple trips unless you have a large amount of cargo space. </font> |
Seems like every government around wants some of this Mercium stuff. I don't know why, but if they all want it, then it might be worth a bundle to me down the road if I can get it first. I mean, no one's willing to pay for it now, but I'm thinking ahead: All four sides bidding, you got any idea how high that might drive the auction prices?
Now, I happen to have the location of some of this stuff. Thing is, I don't have a ship to handle it, so I need you, and I'm willing to put some money up front against this future "investment." Get in, get me that ore, and get out before somebody else pops in there for it. Simple.
<font color = #EE3B3B>You may want to use a Survey Scanner module to find the right asteroids in space; also, bBe aware that this amount of raw Mercium ore may require multiple trips unless you have a large amount of cargo space. </font> |
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| 185130 |
Gallente Station Ruins |
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Gallente Station Ruins |
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| 185207 |
Wall |
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Wall |
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| 185208 |
Bunker |
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Bunker |
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| 185210 |
Wall |
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Wall |
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| 185212 |
Lookout Tower |
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Lookout Tower |
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| 185214 |
Wall |
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Wall |
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| 185215 |
Bunker |
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Bunker |
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| 185216 |
Wall Elevation |
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Wall Elevation |
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| 185217 |
Wall |
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Wall |
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| 185218 |
Wall Junction |
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Wall Junction |
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| 185219 |
Lookout Tower |
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Lookout Tower |
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| 185220 |
Wall |
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Wall |
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| 185226 |
Asteroid Colony |
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Asteroid Colony |
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| 185239 |
Rock Formation |
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Rock Formation |
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| 185242 |
Rock Formation |
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Rock Formation |
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| 185243 |
Rock Formation |
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Rock Formation |
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| 185244 |
Rock Formation |
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Rock Formation |
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| 185251 |
Gas Harvester |
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Gas Harvester |
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| 185253 |
Gas Harvester |
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Gas Harvester |
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| 192326 |
Spatial Rift |
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Spatial Rift |
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| 193211 |
Small Asteroid |
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Small Asteroid |
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| 193212 |
Small Asteroid |
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Small Asteroid |
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| 193213 |
Small Asteroid |
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Small Asteroid |
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| 193214 |
Small Asteroid |
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Small Asteroid |
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| 193215 |
Small Asteroid |
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Small Asteroid |
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| 193216 |
Small Asteroid |
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Small Asteroid |
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| 193217 |
Small Asteroid |
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Small Asteroid |
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| 193218 |
Small Asteroid |
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Small Asteroid |
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| 196621 |
Caldari Station Ruins |
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Caldari Station Ruins |
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| 234055 |
Region |
Regions |
Regions |
UI/Map/MapPallet/cbColorByRegion |
| 234079 |
Actual Color |
Star Color |
ActualStar Color |
UI/Map/MapPallet/cbStarsActual |
| 234084 |
Incursions |
Sansha Incursions |
Sansha Incursions |
UI/Map/MapPallet/cbStarsIncursion |
| 234087 |
Average Pilots in Space in the Last 30 Minutes |
Average Pilots in Space (last 30min) |
Average Pilots in Space in the Last 30 Minutes(last 30min) |
UI/Map/MapPallet/cbStarsPilots30Min |
| 234088 |
Average Docked Pilots in the Last 30 Minutes |
Average Docked Pilots (last 30min) |
Average Docked Pilots in the Last 30 Minutes(last 30min) |
UI/Map/MapPallet/cbStarsPilotsDocked |
| 234089 |
Jumps in the Last Hour |
Jumps (last hour) |
Jumps in the L(last Hhour) |
UI/Map/MapPallet/cbStarsJumps |
| 234090 |
Ships Destroyed in the Last Hour |
Ships Destroyed (last hour) |
Ships Destroyed in the L(last Hhour) |
UI/Map/MapPallet/cbStarsDestroyed |
| 234091 |
Ships Destroyed in the Last 24 Hours |
Ships Destroyed (last 24h) |
Ships Destroyed in the Last 24 Hours(last 24h) |
UI/Map/MapPallet/cbStarsDestroyed24H |
| 234092 |
Escape Pods Destroyed in the Last Hour |
Escape Pods Destroyed (last hour) |
Escape Pods Destroyed in the L(last Hhour) |
UI/Map/MapPallet/cbStarsPoded1H |
| 234093 |
Escape Pods Destroyed in the Last 24 Hours |
Escape Pods Destroyed (last 24h) |
Escape Pods Destroyed in the Last 24 Hours(last 24h) |
UI/Map/MapPallet/cbStarsPoded24H |
| 234094 |
Pirate and Police Ships Destroyed in the Last 24 Hours |
Pirate and Police Ships Destroyed (last 24h) |
Pirate and Police Ships Destroyed in the Last 24 Hours(last 24h) |
UI/Map/MapPallet/cbStarsNPCDestroyed |
| 234097 |
Militia Ships Destroyed in the Last Hour |
Militia Ships Destroyed (last hour) |
Militia Ships Destroyed in the L(last Hhour) |
UI/Map/MapPallet/cbStarsMilitiaDestroyed1H |
| 234098 |
Militia Ships Destroyed in the Last 24 Hours |
Militia Ships Destroyed (last 24h) |
Militia Ships Destroyed in the Last 24 Hours(last 24h) |
UI/Map/MapPallet/cbStarsMilitiaDestroyed24H |
| 234145 |
Strategic |
Strategic Index |
Strategic Index |
UI/Map/MapPallet/cbStarsByDevIdxStrategic |
| 234146 |
Military |
Military Index |
Military Index |
UI/Map/MapPallet/cbStarsByDevIdxMilitary |
| 234147 |
Industry |
Industry Index |
Industry Index |
UI/Map/MapPallet/cbStarsByDevIdxIndustry |
| 237680 |
<center>Click target |
Click target |
<center>Click target |
UI/Commands/ClickTarget |
| 251569 |
Survey Scan Results |
Mining Survey Results |
Mining Survey Scan Results |
UI/Inflight/Scanner/MiningScanResults |
| 265086 |
<font color=yellow>Subject:</font> Dark Blood Alpha
<font color=yellow>Military Specifications:</font> Frigate-class vessel. Veteran-level crew.
<font color=yellow>Additional Intelligence:</font> The Shadow Serpentis Warden is one of the most versatile frigate designs ever to be iterated on by any independent organization. Triple-reinforced armor, an augmented plasma ventilation system and extremely strict crew specifications have been identified as three primary reasons for why no Serpentis live cargo facility can ever be found without one.
Analyst Batuan, DED.
Authorized for capsuleer dissemination. |
<font color=yellow>Subject:</font> Shadow Serpentis Warden
<font color=yellow>Military Specifications:</font> Frigate-class vessel. Veteran-level crew.
<font color=yellow>Additional Intelligence:</font> The Shadow Serpentis Warden is one of the most versatile frigate designs ever to be iterated on by any independent organization. Triple-reinforced armor, an augmented plasma ventilation system and extremely strict crew specifications have been identified as three primary reasons for why no Serpentis live cargo facility can ever be found without one.
Analyst Batuan, DED.
Authorized for capsuleer dissemination. |
<font color=yellow>Subject:</font> Dark Blood AlphaShadow Serpentis Warden
<font color=yellow>Military Specifications:</font> Frigate-class vessel. Veteran-level crew.
<font color=yellow>Additional Intelligence:</font> The Shadow Serpentis Warden is one of the most versatile frigate designs ever to be iterated on by any independent organization. Triple-reinforced armor, an augmented plasma ventilation system and extremely strict crew specifications have been identified as three primary reasons for why no Serpentis live cargo facility can ever be found without one.
<i>Analyst Batuan, <a href=showinfo:2//1000137>DED</a>.</i>
<i>Authorized for capsuleer dissemination.</i> |
Description of item "Shadow Serpentis Warden" (4356) |
| 501046 |
Can fit Networked Sensor Array |
Can fit Integrated Sensor Array |
Can fit <a href=showinfo:41411>Network90475>Integrated Sensor Array</a> |
Trait for item "Archon" (23757) |
| 501281 |
Can fit Networked Sensor Array |
Can fit Integrated Sensor Array |
Can fit <a href=showinfo:41411>Network90475>Integrated Sensor Array</a> |
Trait for item "Chimera" (23915) |
| 501497 |
Can fit Networked Sensor Array |
Can fit Integrated Sensor Array |
Can fit <a href=showinfo:41411>Network90475>Integrated Sensor Array</a> |
Trait for item "Thanatos" (23911) |
| 501726 |
Can fit Networked Sensor Array |
Can fit Integrated Sensor Array |
Can fit <a href=showinfo:41411>Network90475>Integrated Sensor Array</a> |
Trait for item "Nidhoggur" (24483) |
| 501873 |
bonus to Medium Energy Turret optimal range |
bonus to Medium Energy Turret optimal range and damage |
bonus to <a href=showinfo:3306>Medium Energy Turret</a> optimal range and damage |
Trait for item "Stratios" (33470) |
| 503804 |
Manufacturing jobs started in the last 24 hours |
Manufacturing jobs started (last 24h) |
Manufacturing jobs started in the (last 24 hoursh) |
UI/Map/MapPallet/cbStarsByManufacturingJobsStartedLast24Hours |
| 503807 |
Research time efficiency jobs started in the last 24 hours |
Research time efficiency jobs started (last 24h) |
Research time efficiency jobs started in the (last 24 hoursh) |
UI/Map/MapPallet/cbStarsByResearchTimeJobsStartedLast24Hours |
| 503808 |
Research material efficiency jobs started in the last 24 hours |
Research material efficiency jobs started (last 24h) |
Research material efficiency jobs started in the (last 24 hoursh) |
UI/Map/MapPallet/cbStarsByResearchMaterialJobsStartedLast24Hours |
| 503809 |
Copy jobs started in the last 24 hours |
Copy jobs started (last 24h) |
Copy jobs started in the (last 24 hoursh) |
UI/Map/MapPallet/cbStarsByCopyJobsStartedLast24Hours |
| 503810 |
Invention jobs started in the last 24 hours |
Invention jobs started (last 24h) |
Invention jobs started in the (last 24 hoursh) |
UI/Map/MapPallet/cbStarsByReverseEngineeringJobsStartedLast24Hours |
| 503811 |
Invention jobs started in the last 24 hours |
Invention jobs started (last 24h) |
Invention jobs started in the (last 24 hoursh) |
UI/Map/MapPallet/cbStarsByInventionJobsStartedLast24Hours |
| 503814 |
Jobs started in the last 24 hours |
Jobs started (last 24h) |
Jobs started in the (last 24 hoursh) |
UI/Map/MapPallet/cbStarsByJobsStartedLast24Hours |
| 503831 |
Manufacturing System Cost Index |
Manufacturing Cost Index |
Manufacturing System Cost Index |
UI/Map/MapPallet/cbStarsByManufacturingIndustryCostModifier |
| 503832 |
Research Time Efficiency System Cost Index |
Research Time Efficiency Cost Index |
Research Time Efficiency System Cost Index |
UI/Map/MapPallet/cbStarsByResearchTimeIndustryCostModifier |
| 503833 |
Research Material Efficiency System Cost Index |
Research Material Efficiency Cost Index |
Research Material Efficiency System Cost Index |
UI/Map/MapPallet/cbStarsByResearchMaterialIndustryCostModifier |
| 503834 |
Copy System Cost Index |
Copy Cost Index |
Copy System Cost Index |
UI/Map/MapPallet/cbStarsByCopyIndustryCostModifier |
| 503835 |
Invention System Cost Index |
Invention Cost Index |
Invention System Cost Index |
UI/Map/MapPallet/cbStarsByReverseEngineeringIndustryCostModifier |
| 505580 |
{[numeric]count, decimalPlaces=0} ships destroyed in the last {[numeric]hours, decimalPlaces=0} {[numeric]hours -> "Hour", "Hours"} |
{[numeric]count, decimalPlaces=0} {[numeric]count-> "ship", "ships"} destroyed in the last {[numeric]hours, decimalPlaces=0} {[numeric]hours -> "Hour", "Hours"} |
{[numeric]count, decimalPlaces=0} {[numeric]count-> "ship", "ships"} destroyed in the last {[numeric]hours, decimalPlaces=0} {[numeric]hours -> "Hour", "Hours"} |
UI/Map/ColorModeHandler/KillsShipsInLast |
| 515768 |
An electronic interface designed to augment and enhance a carrier's sensors. By redirecting power from offensive electronic warfare systems and warp drive, the networked sensor array greatly enhances the resolution of ship's targeting arrays, and the sensor strength of the ship and its fighter squadrons.
Note: This module can only be fit to Carriers and Supercarrier class ships. |
An electronic interface designed to augment and enhance a Supercarrier's sensors. By redirecting power from offensive electronic warfare systems and warp drive, the networked sensor array greatly enhances the resolution of ship's targeting arrays, and the sensor strength of the ship and its fighter squadrons.
Note: This module can only be fit to Supercarrier class ships. |
An electronic interface designed to augment and enhance a Supercarrier's sensors. By redirecting power from offensive electronic warfare systems and warp drive, the networked sensor array greatly enhances the resolution of ship's targeting arrays, and the sensor strength of the ship and its fighter squadrons.
Note: This module can only be fit to Carriers and Supercarrier class ships. |
Description of item "Networked Sensor Array" (41411) |
| 517487 |
{faintColor}You mined {normalFont}{amountMinedColor}{amount}{faintColor}{smallFont} units of {normalColor}{normalFont}{[item]oreTypeID.name}{faintColor}{smallFont} with a lost residue of {normalFont}{amountMinedColor}{amountWasted}{faintColor}{smallFont} units |
{faintColor}Additional {normalFont}{amountWastedColor}{amountWasted}{faintColor}{smallFont} units depleted from asteroid as residue |
{faintColor}You minedAdditional {normalFont}{amountMinWastedColor}{amountWasted}{faintColor}{smallFont} units of {normalColor}{normalFont}{[item]oreTypeID.name}{faintColor}{smallFont} with a lost residue of {normalFont}{amountMinedColor}{amountWasted}{faintColor}{smallFont} unitsdepleted from asteroid as residue |
UI/Inflight/ActivityLog/OreWasted |
| 518720 |
Mining/Survey module range bonus |
Mining module range bonus |
Mining/Survey module range bonus |
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| 519284 |
This compact bundle of active nanites can be loaded into a Mining Foreman Burst module and dispersed across allied ships to increase the lifespan of their advanced mining crystals. |
This compact bundle of active nanites can be loaded into a Mining Foreman Burst module and dispersed across allied ships to increase the lifespan of their advanced mining crystals.
All mining foreman bursts also enable upgraded functionality for any integrated Mining Surveyors on affected ships |
This compact bundle of active nanites can be loaded into a <a href=showinfo:42528>Mining Foreman Burst</a> module and dispersed across allied ships to increase the lifespan of their advanced mining crystals.
All mining foreman bursts also enable upgraded functionality for any integrated Mining Surveyors on affected ships |
Description of item "Mining Equipment Preservation Charge" (42831) |
| 519285 |
This compact bundle of active nanites can be loaded into a Mining Foreman Burst module and dispersed across allied ships to improve the range of their mining laser, ice harvester and survey scanner modules. |
This compact bundle of active nanites can be loaded into a Mining Foreman Burst module and dispersed across allied ships to improve the range of their mining laser, ice harvester and gas cloud harvester modules.
All mining foreman bursts also enable upgraded functionality for any integrated Mining Surveyors on affected ships |
This compact bundle of active nanites can be loaded into a <a href=showinfo:42528>Mining Foreman Burst</a> module and dispersed across allied ships to improve the range of their mining laser, ice harvester and survey scanner modules.gas cloud harvester modules.
All mining foreman bursts also enable upgraded functionality for any integrated Mining Surveyors on affected ships |
Description of item "Mining Laser Field Enhancement Charge" (42829) |
| 519286 |
This compact bundle of active nanites can be loaded into a Mining Foreman Burst module and dispersed across allied ships to greatly enhance the speed of their mining modules, allowing increased yield over time. This effect also reduces the capacitor requirements of the mining laser to compensate for the faster cycle times. |
This compact bundle of active nanites can be loaded into a Mining Foreman Burst module and dispersed across allied ships to greatly enhance the speed of their mining modules, allowing increased yield over time. This effect also reduces the capacitor requirements of the mining laser to compensate for the faster cycle times.
All mining foreman bursts also enable upgraded functionality for any integrated Mining Surveyors on affected ships |
This compact bundle of active nanites can be loaded into a <a href=showinfo:42528>Mining Foreman Burst</a> module and dispersed across allied ships to greatly enhance the speed of their mining modules, allowing increased yield over time. This effect also reduces the capacitor requirements of the mining laser to compensate for the faster cycle times.
All mining foreman bursts also enable upgraded functionality for any integrated Mining Surveyors on affected ships |
Description of item "Mining Laser Optimization Charge" (42830) |
| 522831 |
When new lower-mass wormhole connections began appearing across Anoikis in late YC116, ORE tasked the engineers at its advanced Outer Ring Development labs with creating a mining foreman vessel capable of passing through these gateways and exploiting the unspoiled riches available within. Creating such a compact ship while preserving much of the utility of the larger Orca and Rorqual designs proved a significant challenge, but the end result was a ship that had great potential for capsuleer mining operations in all areas of space.
The Porpoise can use a medium industrial core to substantially increase its industrial capabilities, while empowering its defenses during deployment in a static configuration. A key element of the industrial capacity unlocked by activating an industrial core is the ability to use compressor modules, with the Porpoise also having this capability, although limited to using medium gas and asteroid ore compressors.
The Porpoise is a smaller, more mobile and more affordable mining foreman platform that is perfect for supporting mining operations in dangerous space. It is capable of providing support to its allies through mining foreman bursts, remote shield boosters and survey scanners. The Porpoise also enjoys strong bonuses to mining drones, allowing it to pull in its own share of the ore in any mining operation. |
When new lower-mass wormhole connections began appearing across Anoikis in late YC116, ORE tasked the engineers at its advanced Outer Ring Development labs with creating a mining foreman vessel capable of passing through these gateways and exploiting the unspoiled riches available within. Creating such a compact ship while preserving much of the utility of the larger Orca and Rorqual designs proved a significant challenge, but the end result was a ship that had great potential for capsuleer mining operations in all areas of space.
The Porpoise can use a medium industrial core to substantially increase its industrial capabilities, while empowering its defenses during deployment in a static configuration. A key element of the industrial capacity unlocked by activating an industrial core is the ability to use compressor modules, with the Porpoise also having this capability, although limited to using medium gas and asteroid ore compressors.
The Porpoise is a smaller, more mobile and more affordable mining foreman platform that is perfect for supporting mining operations in dangerous space. It is capable of providing support to its allies through mining foreman bursts and remote shield boosters. The Porpoise also enjoys strong bonuses to mining drones, allowing it to pull in its own share of the ore in any mining operation. |
When new lower-mass wormhole connections began appearing across Anoikis in late YC116, ORE tasked the engineers at its advanced Outer Ring Development labs with creating a mining foreman vessel capable of passing through these gateways and exploiting the unspoiled riches available within. Creating such a compact ship while preserving much of the utility of the larger Orca and Rorqual designs proved a significant challenge, but the end result was a ship that had great potential for capsuleer mining operations in all areas of space.
The Porpoise can use a medium industrial core to substantially increase its industrial capabilities, while empowering its defenses during deployment in a static configuration. A key element of the industrial capacity unlocked by activating an industrial core is the ability to use compressor modules, with the Porpoise also having this capability, although limited to using medium gas and asteroid ore compressors.
The Porpoise is a smaller, more mobile and more affordable mining foreman platform that is perfect for supporting mining operations in dangerous space. It is capable of providing support to its allies through mining foreman bursts, and remote shield boosters and survey scanners. The Porpoise also enjoys strong bonuses to mining drones, allowing it to pull in its own share of the ore in any mining operation. |
Description of item "Porpoise" (42244) |
| 523939 |
{[numeric]amount, decimalPlaces=0}m3 per {duration} ({[numeric]amountPerSec, decimalPlaces=1}m3/s) |
{[numeric]amount, decimalPlaces=0} m³ per {duration} ({[numeric]amountPerSec, decimalPlaces=1} m³/s) |
{[numeric]amount, decimalPlaces=0}m3 m³ per {duration} ({[numeric]amountPerSec, decimalPlaces=1}m3 m³/s) |
UI/Inflight/ModuleRacks/Tooltips/MiningAmountPerTime2 |
| 529945 |
Reaction System Cost Modifier |
Reaction Cost Modifier |
Reaction System Cost Modifier |
UI/Map/MapPallet/cbStarsByReactionIndustryCostModifier |
| 532893 |
Location Change Timer
Cause: A recent change in location.
Consequence: Ship is invulnerable. Invulnerability period will end early if a target is locked, a module is activated, or ship is moved. |
Location Change Timer
Cause: A recent change in location.
Consequence: Ship is invulnerable. Invulnerability period will end early if a target is locked, an offensive module is activated, or ship is moved. |
<b>Location Change Timer</b>
<b>Cause:</b> A recent change in location.
<b>Consequence:</b> Ship is invulnerable. Invulnerability period will end early if a target is locked, an offensive module is activated, or ship is moved. |
UI/Crimewatch/Timers/InvulTooltip |
| 570589 |
Triglavian Minor Victories |
Triglavian Minor Victory Systems |
Triglavian Minor Victoriey Systems |
UI/Map/StarModeHandler/TriglavianMinorVictories |
| 571172 |
EDENCOM Minor Victories |
EDENCOM Minor Victory Systems |
EDENCOM Minor Victoriey Systems |
UI/Map/StarModeHandler/EDENCOMMinorVictories |
| 588141 |
Specialization in the operation of mutated drones created using rogue drone and Triglavian technology, applying techniques developed by ORE to pacify and control rogue drones. Users are recommended to update their information warfare countermeasures, wetware-nanotech interface security, and intrusion response hunter-killer programs regularly.
2% bonus per skill level to the damage of light, medium, heavy and sentry drones requiring Mutated Drone Specialization. |
Specialization in the operation of mutated drones created using rogue drone and Triglavian technology, applying techniques developed by ORE to pacify and control rogue drones. Users are recommended to update their information warfare countermeasures, wetware-nanotech interface security, and intrusion response hunter-killer programs regularly.
2% bonus per skill level to the damage of light, medium, heavy and sentry drones requiring Mutated Drone Specialization.
2% bonus to the mining yield of drones requiring Mutated Drone Specialization per level. |
Specialization in the operation of mutated drones created using rogue drone and Triglavian technology, applying techniques developed by ORE to pacify and control rogue drones. Users are recommended to update their information warfare countermeasures, wetware-nanotech interface security, and intrusion response hunter-killer programs regularly.
2% bonus per skill level to the damage of light, medium, heavy and sentry drones requiring Mutated Drone Specialization.
2% bonus to the mining yield of drones requiring Mutated Drone Specialization per level. |
Description of item "Mutated Drone Specialization" (60515) |
| 642596 |
Asteroid Belt |
Managed Asteroid Belt |
Managed Asteroid Belt |
Name of item 75321 (Managed Asteroid Belt) |
| 665115 |
bonus to Medium Energy Turret optimal range |
bonus to Medium Energy Turret optimal range and damage |
bonus to <a href=showinfo:3306>Medium Energy Turret</a> optimal range and damage |
Trait for item "Stratios Emergency Responder" (33553) |
| 666968 |
Cannot be deployed due to gravitational anomalies in the vicinity of an ancient Jovian stargate. |
Cannot be deployed due to gravitational anomalies in the vicinity of a Phased Field |
Cannot be deployed due to gravitational anomalies in the vicinity of an ancient Jovian stargate. Phased Field |
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| 696840 |
The Minmatar Republic's militia are at war with Amarr Empire militia and Angel Cartel insurgents. The contested warzone is located in these regions: The contested warzone is located in these regions: The Bleak Lands, Devoid, Heimatar, and Metropolis. |
The Minmatar Republic's militia are at war with Amarr Empire militia and Angel Cartel insurgents. The contested warzone is located in these regions: The Bleak Lands, Devoid, Heimatar, and Metropolis. |
The Minmatar Republic's militia are at war with Amarr Empire militia and Angel Cartel insurgents. The contested warzone is located in these regions: The contested warzone is located in these regions: The Bleak Lands, Devoid, Heimatar, and Metropolis. |
UI/FactionWarfare/Enlistment/DetailsMinmatarInfo4 |
| 1011908 |
This module can be loaded with a variety of Shield Command Burst Charges to project a field of beneficial nanites over fleet members, improving their shield defenses. |
This module can be loaded with a variety of Shield Command Burst Charges to project a field of beneficial nanites over fleet members, improving their shield defenses.
+25% bonus to the effect strength of Shield Command Burst charges launched from this module. |
This module can be loaded with a variety of Shield Command Burst Charges to project a field of beneficial nanites over fleet members, improving their shield defenses.
+25% bonus to the effect strength of Shield Command Burst charges launched from this module. |
Description of item "‘Vigilant’ Shield Command Burst" (88261) |
| 1011912 |
This module can be loaded with a variety of Armor Command Burst Charges to project a field of beneficial nanites over fleet members, improving their armor defenses. |
This module can be loaded with a variety of Armor Command Burst Charges to project a field of beneficial nanites over fleet members, improving their armor defenses.
+25% bonus to the effect strength of Armor Command Burst charges launched from this module. |
This module can be loaded with a variety of Armor Command Burst Charges to project a field of beneficial nanites over fleet members, improving their armor defenses.
+25% bonus to the effect strength of Armor Command Burst charges launched from this module. |
Description of item "‘Tyrannos’ Armor Command Burst" (88263) |
| 1016250 |
|
Small Tyranite Deposit |
Small Tyranite Deposit |
|
| 1016251 |
|
ORE Phased Field Operation Site |
ORE Phased Field Operation Site |
Name for dungeon 13338 |
| 1016252 |
|
Small Tyranite Deposit |
Small Tyranite Deposit |
|
| 1016253 |
|
A Clandestine Location |
A Clandestine Location |
Name for dungeon 13339 |
| 1016258 |
|
Small Tyranite Deposit |
Small Tyranite Deposit |
|
| 1016259 |
|
Covert Upwell Research Facility |
Covert Upwell Research Facility |
Name for dungeon 13340 |
| 1016260 |
|
Small Tyranite Deposit |
Small Tyranite Deposit |
|
| 1016261 |
|
GREAD4 |
GREAD4 |
Name for dungeon 13341 |
| 1016262 |
|
Small Tyranite Deposit |
Small Tyranite Deposit |
|
| 1016263 |
|
GREAD5 |
GREAD5 |
Name for dungeon 13342 |
| 1016269 |
|
The Missing Pilot |
The Missing Pilot |
|
| 1016271 |
|
You snuck onto an ORE work crew to retrieve information about the missing Sarnai. The data you found points to some unique mineral isotopes. Perhaps Elias knows someone who can help. |
You snuck onto an ORE work crew to retrieve information about the missing Sarnai. The data you found points to some unique mineral isotopes. Perhaps Elias knows someone who can help. |
|
| 1016272 |
|
Elias' friend Sarnai is missing, presumed dead, and he wants your help finding out what happened.
Disguise yourself as a member of Sarnai’s old ORE work crew so you can hack their mainframe and steal any data on why Sarnai went missing. |
Elias' friend Sarnai is missing, presumed dead, and he wants your help finding out what happened.
Disguise yourself as a member of Sarnai’s old ORE work crew so you can hack their mainframe and steal any data on why Sarnai went missing. |
|
| 1016284 |
|
Incredible, together we can figure out what is going on here. I will see you at the ORE site. |
Incredible, together we can figure out what is going on here. I will see you at the ORE site. |
|
| 1016285 |
|
A close friend of mine who was working at ORE, Batya Sarnai, is missing, presumed dead. No one will tell me or her family what happened. I need your help to uncover the truth.
I’ve tracked down her old work crew and got you on their work roster. I need you to go undercover as an ORE miner, hack their mainframe, and steal any data on Sarnai. |
A close friend of mine who was working at ORE, Batya Sarnai, is missing, presumed dead. No one will tell me or her family what happened. I need your help to uncover the truth.
I’ve tracked down her old work crew and got you on their work roster. I need you to go undercover as an ORE miner, hack their mainframe, and steal any data on Sarnai. |
|
| 1016286 |
|
Those ORE miners will not be happy that we stole their data, but it was worth it.
The data contains the details of some unique mineral isotopes. Why Sarnai’s name is listed alongside them, I don’t know, but I may just know someone who can help us make sense of this. |
Those ORE miners will not be happy that we stole their data, but it was worth it.
The data contains the details of some unique mineral isotopes. Why Sarnai’s name is listed alongside them, I don’t know, but I may just know someone who can help us make sense of this. |
|
| 1016287 |
|
I cannot say I am not disappointed.
If you change your mind, come back and see me. My friend deserves justice, and I need your help to get it. |
I cannot say I am not disappointed.
If you change your mind, come back and see me. My friend deserves justice, and I need your help to get it. |
|
| 1016288 |
|
Hello there, Captain. I could use your help.
A close friend of mine who was working at ORE, Batya Sarnai, is missing, presumed dead. No one will tell me or her family what happened. I need your help to uncover the truth.
I’ve tracked down her old work crew and got you on their work roster. I need you to go uncover as an ORE miner, hack their mainframe, and steal any data on Sarnai. |
Hello there, Captain. I could use your help.
A close friend of mine who was working at ORE, Batya Sarnai, is missing, presumed dead. No one will tell me or her family what happened. I need your help to uncover the truth.
I’ve tracked down her old work crew and got you on their work roster. I need you to go uncover as an ORE miner, hack their mainframe, and steal any data on Sarnai. |
|
| 1016289 |
|
I'm disappointed, but I understand. Fly safe. |
I'm disappointed, but I understand. Fly safe. |
|
| 1016290 |
|
Need a reminder? No problem.
A close friend of mine who was working at ORE, Batya Sarnai, is missing, presumed dead. No one will tell me or her family what happened. I need your help to uncover the truth.
I’ve tracked down her old work crew and got you on their work roster. I need you to go undercover as an ORE miner, hack their mainframe, and steal any data on Sarnai. |
Need a reminder? No problem.
A close friend of mine who was working at ORE, Batya Sarnai, is missing, presumed dead. No one will tell me or her family what happened. I need your help to uncover the truth.
I’ve tracked down her old work crew and got you on their work roster. I need you to go undercover as an ORE miner, hack their mainframe, and steal any data on Sarnai. |
|
| 1016292 |
|
GREAD2 Mission |
GREAD2 Mission |
|
| 1016293 |
|
GREAD2 Mission |
GREAD2 Mission |
|
| 1016295 |
|
GREAD2 Mission |
GREAD2 Mission |
|
| 1016439 |
|
Pioneering Spirit |
Pioneering Spirit |
|
| 1016440 |
|
With the help of Brother Jacques Quelouse of the SOE, you were able to determine the isotopes' origin, an explosion at an unknown Upwell facility. Investigating that sight may just give Elias the answers he seeks. |
With the help of Brother Jacques Quelouse of the SOE, you were able to determine the isotopes' origin, an explosion at an unknown Upwell facility. Investigating that sight may just give Elias the answers he seeks. |
|
| 1016441 |
|
Elias' friend in the Sisters of EVE has agreed to help us investigate these mineral isotopes. Even better, he says he’s managed to track some of them down. The only snag is that he needs your help to investigate them.
Elias has sent the coordinates to your ship’s computer. Meet the SOE scientist at the site. Bring a mining ship and a surveyor, and help him investigate the correct isotopes. |
Elias' friend in the Sisters of EVE has agreed to help us investigate these mineral isotopes. Even better, he says he’s managed to track some of them down. The only snag is that he needs your help to investigate them.
Elias has sent the coordinates to your ship’s computer. Meet the SOE scientist at the site. Bring a mining ship and a surveyor, and help him investigate the correct isotopes. |
|
| 1016442 |
|
I was hoping you would say that. Now, let’s go see a man about some rocks. |
I was hoping you would say that. Now, let’s go see a man about some rocks. |
|
| 1016443 |
|
Good news, a friend of mine in the Sisters of EVE has agreed to help us investigate these mineral isotopes. Even better, he says he’s managed to track some of them down. The only snag is that he needs our help to investigate them.
I’ve sent the coordinates to your ship’s computer. Meet him at the site with a mining ship and a surveyor, and help him investigate the correct isotopes. |
Good news, a friend of mine in the Sisters of EVE has agreed to help us investigate these mineral isotopes. Even better, he says he’s managed to track some of them down. The only snag is that he needs our help to investigate them.
I’ve sent the coordinates to your ship’s computer. Meet him at the site with a mining ship and a surveyor, and help him investigate the correct isotopes. |
|
| 1016444 |
|
Brother Jaques sent us the isotopes' points of origin. When you’re ready, come speak to me again, and we can finally find out the truth. |
Brother Jaques sent us the isotopes' points of origin. When you’re ready, come speak to me again, and we can finally find out the truth. |
|
| 1016445 |
|
Damn, without your help this data is just useless bytes.
If you change your mind, come and see me again. |
Damn, without your help this data is just useless bytes.
If you change your mind, come and see me again. |
|
| 1016446 |
|
We’ve got the data, now we just need to know what it means.
The good news, a friend of mine in the Sisters of EVE has agreed to help us investigate the mineral isotopes mentioned alongside Sarnai in the data. Even better, he says he’s managed to track some of them down. The only snag is that he needs our help to investigate them.
I’ve sent the coordinates to your ship’s computer. Meet him at the site with a mining ship and a surveyor, and help him investigate the correct isotopes. |
We’ve got the data, now we just need to know what it means.
The good news, a friend of mine in the Sisters of EVE has agreed to help us investigate the mineral isotopes mentioned alongside Sarnai in the data. Even better, he says he’s managed to track some of them down. The only snag is that he needs our help to investigate them.
I’ve sent the coordinates to your ship’s computer. Meet him at the site with a mining ship and a surveyor, and help him investigate the correct isotopes. |
|
| 1016447 |
|
When we were so close...? Alright. Goodbye. |
When we were so close...? Alright. Goodbye. |
|
| 1016448 |
|
Need a reminder? No problem.
The good news, a friend of mine in the Sisters of EVE has agreed to help us investigate the mineral isotopes mentioned alongside Sarnai in the data. Even better, he says he’s managed to track some of them down. The only snag is that he needs our help to investigate them.
I’ve sent the coordinates to your ship’s computer. Meet him at the site with a mining ship and a surveyor, and help him investigate the correct isotopes. |
Need a reminder? No problem.
The good news, a friend of mine in the Sisters of EVE has agreed to help us investigate the mineral isotopes mentioned alongside Sarnai in the data. Even better, he says he’s managed to track some of them down. The only snag is that he needs our help to investigate them.
I’ve sent the coordinates to your ship’s computer. Meet him at the site with a mining ship and a surveyor, and help him investigate the correct isotopes. |
|
| 1016449 |
|
Shattered Catalyst |
Shattered Catalyst |
|
| 1016450 |
|
Batya Sarnai’s tale has come to an end. Elias has learned the truth and can be satisfied that he gave Sarnai’s legacy the honor it deserves. |
Batya Sarnai’s tale has come to an end. Elias has learned the truth and can be satisfied that he gave Sarnai’s legacy the honor it deserves. |
|
| 1016451 |
|
Whatever happened to Sarnai happened at this abandoned Upwell site. With your help, Elias can uncover the truth and give Sarnai’s legacy the ending it deserves. |
Whatever happened to Sarnai happened at this abandoned Upwell site. With your help, Elias can uncover the truth and give Sarnai’s legacy the ending it deserves. |
|
| 1016452 |
|
Time for the grand finale, let’s head out. |
Time for the grand finale, let’s head out. |
|
| 1016453 |
|
Whatever happened to Sarnai happened at this abandoned Upwell site. With your help we can uncover the truth and give Sarnai’s legacy the ending it deserves. |
Whatever happened to Sarnai happened at this abandoned Upwell site. With your help we can uncover the truth and give Sarnai’s legacy the ending it deserves. |
|
| 1016454 |
|
Finally, I can put Sarnai to rest. It’s not what she deserved, she deserved to live a full life, grow old, and die in comfort. But, it’s what she would have wanted, and there’s honor in that.
Thank you, Captain, I couldn't have made it through without you. |
Finally, I can put Sarnai to rest. It’s not what she deserved, she deserved to live a full life, grow old, and die in comfort. But, it’s what she would have wanted, and there’s honor in that.
Thank you, Captain, I couldn't have made it through without you. |
|
| 1016455 |
|
What! We’re in too deep to quit now. Please, think it over, come back and talk to me. I know you’ll do the right thing. |
What! We’re in too deep to quit now. Please, think it over, come back and talk to me. I know you’ll do the right thing. |
|
| 1016456 |
|
This is it.
Whatever happened to Sarnai happened at this abandoned Upwell site. With your help we can uncover the truth and give Sarnai’s legacy the ending it deserves. |
This is it.
Whatever happened to Sarnai happened at this abandoned Upwell site. With your help we can uncover the truth and give Sarnai’s legacy the ending it deserves. |
|
| 1016457 |
|
Fine. Goodbye. |
Fine. Goodbye. |
|
| 1016458 |
|
No need to wait around.
Whatever happened to Sarnai happened at this abandoned Upwell site. With your help we can uncover the truth and give Sarnai’s legacy the ending it deserves. |
No need to wait around.
Whatever happened to Sarnai happened at this abandoned Upwell site. With your help we can uncover the truth and give Sarnai’s legacy the ending it deserves. |
|
| 1016459 |
|
GREAD4 Mission |
GREAD4 Mission |
|
| 1016460 |
|
GREAD4 Completed |
GREAD4 Completed |
|
| 1016461 |
|
GREAD4 In Progress |
GREAD4 In Progress |
|
| 1016462 |
|
GREAD4 Accepted Agent Says |
GREAD4 Accepted Agent Says |
|
| 1016463 |
|
GREAD4 Mission Briefing |
GREAD4 Mission Briefing |
|
| 1016464 |
|
GREAD4 Mission Completed Agent Says |
GREAD4 Mission Completed Agent Says |
|
| 1016465 |
|
GREAD4 Mission Declined Agent Says |
GREAD4 Mission Declined Agent Says |
|
| 1016466 |
|
GREAD4 Mission Offered Agent Says |
GREAD4 Mission Offered Agent Says |
|
| 1016467 |
|
GREAD4 Mission Quitted Agent Says |
GREAD4 Mission Quitted Agent Says |
|
| 1016468 |
|
GREAD4 Chapter Title |
GREAD4 Chapter Title |
|
| 1016469 |
|
GREAD5 Mission |
GREAD5 Mission |
|
| 1016470 |
|
GREAD5 Completed |
GREAD5 Completed |
|
| 1016471 |
|
GREAD5 In Progress |
GREAD5 In Progress |
|
| 1016472 |
|
GREAD5 Accepted Agent Says |
GREAD5 Accepted Agent Says |
|
| 1016473 |
|
GREAD5 Mission Briefing |
GREAD5 Mission Briefing |
|
| 1016474 |
|
GREAD5 Mission Completed Agent Says |
GREAD5 Mission Completed Agent Says |
|
| 1016475 |
|
GREAD5 Mission Declined Agent Says |
GREAD5 Mission Declined Agent Says |
|
| 1016476 |
|
GREAD5 Mission Offered Agent Says |
GREAD5 Mission Offered Agent Says |
|
| 1016477 |
|
GREAD5 Mission Briefing |
GREAD5 Mission Briefing |
|
| 1016478 |
|
GREAD5 Mission In Progress Agent Says |
GREAD5 Mission In Progress Agent Says |
|
| 1016528 |
|
Fractured Legacy |
Fractured Legacy |
|
| 1016529 |
|
Elias Peltonnen |
Elias Peltonnen |
Name of NPC 3020089 |
| 1016654 |
|
Build for success, reach for adventure. |
Build for success, reach for adventure. |
|
| 1016655 |
|
Pioneer |
Pioneer |
Name of item 89240 (Destroyer) |
| 1016656 |
|
ORE marketing division |
ORE marketing division |
|
| 1016657 |
|
Towards the end of YC127, new frontiers of opportunity opened up for the miners of New Eden. To help them rise to meet these opportunities, ORE’s design division began work on a reliable and effective ship that could outperform the Venture without the demands of other, more advanced, vessels.
The result was the Pioneer, a ship designed to extend the reach of the nascent miner as they build towards ever greater success. |
Towards the end of YC127, new frontiers of opportunity opened up for the miners of New Eden. To help them rise to meet these opportunities, ORE’s design division began work on a reliable and effective ship that could outperform the Venture without the demands of other, more advanced, vessels.
The result was the Pioneer, a ship designed to extend the reach of the nascent miner as they build towards ever greater success. |
Description of item "Pioneer" (89240) |
| 1016658 |
|
Mining Destroyer |
Mining Destroyer |
Name of item 89241 (Spaceship Command) |
| 1016659 |
|
Skill at operating ORE Mining Destroyers |
Skill at operating ORE Mining Destroyers |
Description of item "Mining Destroyer" (89241) |
| 1016660 |
|
Automatically generated effect |
Automatically generated effect |
|
| 1016661 |
|
Automatically generated effect |
Automatically generated effect |
|
| 1016662 |
|
Automatically generated effect |
Automatically generated effect |
|
| 1016663 |
|
bonus to Mining yield |
bonus to <a href=showinfo:3386>Mining</a> yield |
Trait for item "Pioneer" (89240) |
| 1016664 |
|
bonus to Mining range |
bonus to <a href=showinfo:3386>Mining</a> range |
Trait for item "Pioneer" (89240) |
| 1016665 |
|
reduction in Gas Cloud Scoop duration |
reduction in <a href=showinfo:25544>Gas Cloud Scoop</a> duration |
Trait for item "Pioneer" (89240) |
| 1017335 |
|
Pioneer Blueprint |
Pioneer Blueprint |
Name of item 89485 (Destroyer Blueprint) |
| 1017337 |
|
Pioneer Corporation Emblem |
Pioneer Corporation Emblem |
Name of item 89487 (Ship Emblems) |
| 1017338 |
|
Emblems by Paragon bring new light to your ship personalization.
By accessing your registered identity data, these nanoholographic projections emblazon your favorite vessels with symbols that matter to you. And now, by utilizing the latest in cloud-based AI synchronization, emblems remain stable even during warp.
Visit your nearest IRIS and take part in Paragon's latest initiatives to unlock new emblems today.
Paragon; be more.
WARNING: Emblems are auto-injected on purchases and cannot be transferred or traded between capsuleers. The Paragon corporation accepts no liability for failed transfer attempts. |
Emblems by Paragon bring new light to your ship personalization.
By accessing your registered identity data, these nanoholographic projections emblazon your favorite vessels with symbols that matter to you. And now, by utilizing the latest in cloud-based AI synchronization, emblems remain stable even during warp.
Visit your nearest IRIS and take part in Paragon's latest initiatives to unlock new emblems today.
Paragon; be more.
WARNING: Emblems are auto-injected on purchases and cannot be transferred or traded between capsuleers. The Paragon corporation accepts no liability for failed transfer attempts. |
Description of item "Pioneer Corporation Emblem" (89487) |
| 1017339 |
|
Pioneer Alliance Emblem |
Pioneer Alliance Emblem |
Name of item 89488 (Ship Emblems) |
| 1017340 |
|
Emblems by Paragon bring new light to your ship personalization.
By accessing your registered identity data, these nanoholographic projections emblazon your favorite vessels with symbols that matter to you. And now, by utilizing the latest in cloud-based AI synchronization, emblems remain stable even during warp.
Visit your nearest IRIS and take part in Paragon's latest initiatives to unlock new emblems today.
Paragon; be more.
WARNING: Emblems are auto-injected on purchases and cannot be transferred or traded between capsuleers. The Paragon corporation accepts no liability for failed transfer attempts. |
Emblems by Paragon bring new light to your ship personalization.
By accessing your registered identity data, these nanoholographic projections emblazon your favorite vessels with symbols that matter to you. And now, by utilizing the latest in cloud-based AI synchronization, emblems remain stable even during warp.
Visit your nearest IRIS and take part in Paragon's latest initiatives to unlock new emblems today.
Paragon; be more.
WARNING: Emblems are auto-injected on purchases and cannot be transferred or traded between capsuleers. The Paragon corporation accepts no liability for failed transfer attempts. |
Description of item "Pioneer Alliance Emblem" (89488) |
| 1017345 |
|
ORE |
ORE |
|
| 1017346 |
|
Blueprints of ORE destroyer designs. |
Blueprints of ORE destroyer designs. |
|
| 1017347 |
|
ORE |
ORE |
|
| 1017348 |
|
ORE destroyer designs. |
ORE destroyer designs. |
|
| 1017429 |
|
Mining Destroyer Operations |
Mining Destroyer Operations |
Name of item 89507 (Standard Expert Systems) |
| 1017430 |
|
<font size="14">Mining Destroyer Operations</font>
This Expert System makes available skills enabling the Capsuleer to fly a Mining Destroyer, such as the Pioneer class ship.
The temporary skills provided by this Expert System last for seven days.
An Expert System is a remote, restricted artificial intelligence providing you with access to certain skills during the active rental period. As it is independent from your clone and your capsule, an active Expert System is not lost on pod death or clone jump.
<font size="14">Activating an Expert System</font>
Activation of an Expert System is automatic upon redemption of the item by the specific capsuleer intending to use the service.
Expert Systems are a product developed by the PKN Interstellar consortium, made available over the HyperNet FTL communications network, and marketed by PKN Interstellar member corporations. An Expert System is a restricted AI based on artificial gelbrain technology. As the Expert System uses neural pathways based on those created by skill training or skill injection, it is compatible with capsule-ship interface and control systems. Real time command and control communication is achieved using dedicated FTL channels on PKN Interstellar's HyperNet. |
<font size="14"><b>Mining Destroyer Operations</b></font>
This Expert System makes available skills enabling the Capsuleer to fly a Mining Destroyer, such as the Pioneer class ship.
<b>The temporary skills provided by this Expert System last for seven days.</b>
An Expert System is a remote, restricted artificial intelligence providing you with access to certain skills during the active rental period. As it is independent from your clone and your capsule, an active Expert System is not lost on pod death or clone jump.
<font size="14"><b>Activating an Expert System</b></font>
Activation of an Expert System is automatic upon redemption of the item by the specific capsuleer intending to use the service.
<i>Expert Systems are a product developed by the PKN Interstellar consortium, made available over the HyperNet FTL communications network, and marketed by PKN Interstellar member corporations. An Expert System is a restricted AI based on artificial gelbrain technology. As the Expert System uses neural pathways based on those created by skill training or skill injection, it is compatible with capsule-ship interface and control systems. Real time command and control communication is achieved using dedicated FTL channels on PKN Interstellar's HyperNet.</i> |
Description of item "Mining Destroyer Operations" (89507) |
| 1017433 |
|
Paragon Requests: Ships for Tips |
Paragon Requests: Ships for Tips |
|
| 1017434 |
|
Paragon thanks you for your participation, Captain. Be sure to let me know once you are ready to deliver. Don't keep me waiting too long now. |
Paragon thanks you for your participation, Captain. Be sure to let me know once you are ready to deliver. Don't keep me waiting too long now. |
|
| 1017435 |
|
Paragon is offering you an opportunity to unlock cutting-edge personalization options.
Visit any Paragon station and fulfill our daily requests in order to earn rewards.
Paragon; be more. |
Paragon is offering you an opportunity to unlock cutting-edge personalization options.
Visit any Paragon station and fulfill our daily requests in order to earn rewards.
Paragon; be more. |
|
| 1017469 |
|
Mining Destroyer |
Mining Destroyer |
Name of group info popup 2108 |
| 1017470 |
|
Small hull designed to gather materials at longer ranges, but at the cost of speed. |
Small hull designed to gather materials at longer ranges, but at the cost of speed. |
Description of group info popup "Mining Destroyer" (2108) |
| 1017639 |
|
"Every corporation is built on secrets... and ORE's are buried deep." |
"Every corporation is built on secrets... and ORE's are buried deep." |
UI/Agency/FlavorLines/EpicORETagline1 |
| 1017641 |
|
Pioneering Spirit |
Pioneering Spirit |
|
| 1017642 |
|
Shattered Catalyst |
Shattered Catalyst |
|
| 1017643 |
|
GREAD5 Chapter Title |
GREAD5 Chapter Title |
|
| 1017644 |
|
The Missing Pilot |
The Missing Pilot |
|
| 1017645 |
|
GREAD4 Mission In Progress Agent Says |
GREAD4 Mission In Progress Agent Says |
|
| 1017646 |
|
GREAD5 Mission Quitted Agent Says |
GREAD5 Mission Quitted Agent Says |
|
| 1017827 |
|
This is my dream. What is yours? |
This is my dream. What is yours? |
|
| 1017828 |
|
Odysseus |
Odysseus |
Name of item 89607 (Expedition Command Ship) |
| 1017829 |
|
Sister Hana Casmira |
Sister Hana Casmira |
|
| 1017830 |
|
Following the occupation of Drifter Wormhole Systems in YC127, the Sisters of EVE were thrust into the center of interstellar diplomacy. Their new role as interlocuters between the occupiers granted them greater access to those factions than ever before.
Far away from these events, studying in a secluded Sisters of EVE cloister at the cluster’s edge, a young student named Sister Hana Casmira heard this news and was inspired to pick up her stylus. Her design spread like wildfire through the organization, eventually coming to the attention of Reverend Mother Santimona Sarpati.
What Casmira envisioned was the ultimate exploration vessel. Unbound by the conventional limits of space travel, with unprecedented technical capabilities, and the ability to indefinitely support a nomadic life for any researchers bold enough to dream of one. She named it after a belief held by some Sisters that all of humanity are lost travellers who will one day find their way back to heaven, beyond the EVE Gate. |
Following the occupation of Drifter Wormhole Systems in YC127, the Sisters of EVE were thrust into the center of interstellar diplomacy. Their new role as interlocuters between the occupiers granted them greater access to those factions than ever before.
Far away from these events, studying in a secluded Sisters of EVE cloister at the cluster’s edge, a young student named Sister Hana Casmira heard this news and was inspired to pick up her stylus. Her design spread like wildfire through the organization, eventually coming to the attention of Reverend Mother Santimona Sarpati.
What Casmira envisioned was the ultimate exploration vessel. Unbound by the conventional limits of space travel, with unprecedented technical capabilities, and the ability to indefinitely support a nomadic life for any researchers bold enough to dream of one. She named it after a belief held by some Sisters that all of humanity are lost travellers who will one day find their way back to heaven, beyond the EVE Gate. |
Description of item "Odysseus" (89607) |
| 1017831 |
|
Expedition Command Ship |
Expedition Command Ship |
Description of group ID 4902 |
| 1017832 |
|
Expedition Command Ship |
Expedition Command Ship |
Name of group info popup 2109 |
| 1017833 |
|
Vessels designed for exploration, assisting and leading expeditions into unknown space |
Vessels designed for exploration, assisting and leading expeditions into unknown space |
Description of group info popup "Expedition Command Ship" (2109) |
| 1017834 |
|
Expedition Command Burst I |
Expedition Command Burst I |
Name of item 89608 (Command Burst) |
| 1017835 |
|
This module can be loaded with a variety of Expedition Command Burst Charges to project a field of beneficial nanites over fleet members, improving their probing and hacking capabilities. |
This module can be loaded with a variety of Expedition Command Burst Charges to project a field of beneficial nanites over fleet members, improving their probing and hacking capabilities. |
Description of item "Expedition Command Burst I" (89608) |
| 1017836 |
|
Expedition Command Ships |
Expedition Command Ships |
Name of item 89609 (Spaceship Command) |
| 1017837 |
|
Skill at operating expedition command ships. |
Skill at operating expedition command ships. |
Description of item "Expedition Command Ships" (89609) |
| 1017838 |
|
Expedition Command Specialist |
Expedition Command Specialist |
Name of item 89610 (Fleet Support) |
| 1017839 |
|
Advanced proficiency at boosting the scanning and hacking capabilities of allied ships. Increases the strength of Expedition Command Burst effects by 10% per skill level. |
Advanced proficiency at boosting the scanning and hacking capabilities of allied ships. Increases the strength of Expedition Command Burst effects by 10% per skill level. |
Description of item "Expedition Command Specialist" (89610) |
| 1017840 |
|
Expedition Command |
Expedition Command |
Name of item 89611 (Fleet Support) |
| 1017841 |
|
Basic proficiency at boosting the scanning and hacking capabilities of allied ships. Grants a 10% bonus to the duration of Expedition Command Burst effects per level. |
Basic proficiency at boosting the scanning and hacking capabilities of allied ships. Grants a 10% bonus to the duration of Expedition Command Burst effects per level. |
Description of item "Expedition Command" (89611) |
| 1017844 |
|
Expedition Hold Capacity |
Expedition Hold Capacity |
Name of attribute "specialExpeditionHoldCapacity" (5944) |
| 1017845 |
|
Expedition Hold Capacity |
Expedition Hold Capacity |
|
| 1017846 |
|
The total volume of exploration related items typically found from cosmic signatures that can be stored in the ship's expedition hold, and other items needed for an extended expedition.
This includes item such as;
Datacores, Salvage, Deployables, Commodities, Apparel, SKINs, Scanner Probes, Command Burst Charges, Capacitor Booster Charges and Gas |
The total volume of exploration related items typically found from cosmic signatures that can be stored in the ship's expedition hold, and other items needed for an extended expedition.
This includes item such as;
Datacores, Salvage, Deployables, Commodities, Apparel, SKINs, Scanner Probes, Command Burst Charges, Capacitor Booster Charges and Gas |
|
| 1017847 |
|
Expedition Command Burst Charges |
Expedition Command Burst Charges |
Description of group ID 4905 |
| 1017848 |
|
Scan Probe Strength Bonus |
Scan Probe Strength Bonus |
|
| 1017849 |
|
Expedition Strength Charge |
Expedition Strength Charge |
Name of item 89612 (Expedition Command Burst Charges ) |
| 1017850 |
|
This compact bundle of active nanites can be loaded into an Expedition Command Burst module and dispersed across allied ships to enhance their probe scan strength and analyzer virus coherence. |
This compact bundle of active nanites can be loaded into an <a href=showinfo:89608>Expedition Command Burst</a> module and dispersed across allied ships to enhance their probe scan strength and analyzer virus coherence. |
Description of item "Expedition Strength Charge" (89612) |
| 1017851 |
|
Expedition Command Burst Charges |
Expedition Command Burst Charges |
|
| 1017852 |
|
Expedition Command Burst Charges |
Expedition Command Burst Charges |
|
| 1017853 |
|
Directional scanner, hacking and salvager module range bonus |
Directional scanner, hacking and salvager module range bonus |
|
| 1017854 |
|
Scan Probe Deviation Bonus |
Scan Probe Deviation Bonus |
|
| 1017855 |
|
Expedition Reach Charge |
Expedition Reach Charge |
Name of item 89613 (Expedition Command Burst Charges ) |
| 1017856 |
|
This compact bundle of active nanites can be loaded into an Expedition Command Burst module and dispersed across allied ships to enhance directional scanner, analyzer and salvager range. |
This compact bundle of active nanites can be loaded into an <a href=showinfo:89608>Expedition Command Burst</a> module and dispersed across allied ships to enhance directional scanner, analyzer and salvager range. |
Description of item "Expedition Reach Charge" (89613) |
| 1017857 |
|
Expedition Pinpointing Charge |
Expedition Pinpointing Charge |
Name of item 89614 (Expedition Command Burst Charges ) |
| 1017858 |
|
This compact bundle of active nanites can be loaded into an Expedition Command Burst module and dispersed across allied ships to reduce their maximum scan deviation with probes and time needed to salvage wrecks with salvaging modules. |
This compact bundle of active nanites can be loaded into an <a href=showinfo:89608>Expedition Command Burst</a> module and dispersed across allied ships to reduce their maximum scan deviation with probes and time needed to salvage wrecks with salvaging modules. |
Description of item "Expedition Pinpointing Charge" (89614) |
| 1017859 |
|
Expedition Command Burst II |
Expedition Command Burst II |
Name of item 89615 (Command Burst) |
| 1017860 |
|
This module can be loaded with a variety of Expedition Command Burst Charges to project a field of beneficial nanites over fleet members, improving their probing and hacking capabilities.
+25% bonus to the effect strength of Expedition Command Burst charges launched from this module. |
This module can be loaded with a variety of Expedition Command Burst Charges to project a field of beneficial nanites over fleet members, improving their probing and hacking capabilities.
+25% bonus to the effect strength of Expedition Command Burst charges launched from this module. |
Description of item "Expedition Command Burst II" (89615) |
| 1017861 |
|
Sisters Expedition Command Burst |
Sisters Expedition Command Burst |
Name of item 89616 (Command Burst) |
| 1017862 |
|
This module can be loaded with a variety of Expedition Command Burst Charges to project a field of beneficial nanites over fleet members, improving their probing and hacking capabilities.
+25% bonus to the effect strength of Expedition Command Burst charges launched from this module. |
This module can be loaded with a variety of Expedition Command Burst Charges to project a field of beneficial nanites over fleet members, improving their probing and hacking capabilities.
+25% bonus to the effect strength of Expedition Command Burst charges launched from this module. |
Description of item "Sisters Expedition Command Burst" (89616) |
| 1017863 |
|
Expedition Command Mindlink |
Expedition Command Mindlink |
Name of item 89617 (Cyber Leadership) |
| 1017864 |
|
This advanced interface link drastically improves a commander's Expedition Command ability by directly linking to the nanites launched by the command burst charge.
+25% bonus to Expedition Command Burst effect strength and duration. |
This advanced interface link drastically improves a commander's Expedition Command ability by directly linking to the nanites launched by the command burst charge.
+25% bonus to Expedition Command Burst effect strength and duration. |
Description of item "Expedition Command Mindlink" (89617) |
| 1017865 |
|
Automatically generated effect |
Automatically generated effect |
|
| 1017866 |
|
expeditionCommandMindlink |
expeditionCommandMindlink |
|
| 1017867 |
|
Sisters Expedition Command Mindlink |
Sisters Expedition Command Mindlink |
Name of item 89618 (Cyber Leadership) |
| 1017868 |
|
This advanced interface link produced for the Sisters of EVE and its scientists drastically improves a commander's Expedition Command and Armor Command abilities by directly linking to the nanites launched by the command burst charge.
+25% bonus to Expedition and Armor Command Burst effect strength and duration. |
This advanced interface link produced for the Sisters of EVE and its scientists drastically improves a commander's Expedition Command and Armor Command abilities by directly linking to the nanites launched by the command burst charge.
+25% bonus to Expedition and Armor Command Burst effect strength and duration. |
Description of item "Sisters Expedition Command Mindlink" (89618) |
| 1017869 |
|
Expedition Burst |
Expedition Burst |
UI/Inflight/EwarHints/ExpeditionBurst |
| 1017895 |
|
bonus to Medium Energy Turret optimal range |
bonus to <a href=showinfo:3306>Medium Energy Turret</a> optimal range |
Trait for item "Odysseus" (89607) |
| 1017896 |
|
bonus to Core and Combat Scanner Probe strength |
bonus to <a href=showinfo:30013>Core</a> and <a href=showinfo:30028>Combat Scanner Probe</a> strength |
Trait for item "Odysseus" (89607) |
| 1017897 |
|
bonus to Relic and Data Analyzer virus strength |
bonus to <a href=showinfo:22177>Relic</a> and <a href=showinfo:22175>Data Analyzer</a> virus strength |
Trait for item "Odysseus" (89607) |
| 1017898 |
|
bonus to Expedition Command Burst effect duration |
bonus to <a href=showinfo:89611>Expedition Command Burst</a> effect duration |
Trait for item "Odysseus" (89607) |
| 1017899 |
|
reduction in Gas Cloud Scoop CPU requirement |
reduction in <a href=showinfo:25544>Gas Cloud Scoop</a> CPU requirement |
Trait for item "Odysseus" (89607) |
| 1017900 |
|
Can fit Covert Ops Cloaking Device |
Can fit <a href=showinfo:11578>Covert Ops Cloaking Device</a> |
|
| 1017901 |
|
Cloak reactivation delay reduced to 15 seconds |
<a href=showinfo:11579>Cloak</a> reactivation delay reduced to 15 seconds |
|
| 1017902 |
|
Can use two Command Burst modules |
Can use two <a href=showinfo:3348>Command Burst</a> modules |
|
| 1017904 |
|
Can use two Command Burst modules |
Can use two <a href=showinfo:3348>Command Burst</a> modules |
Trait for item "Odysseus" (89607) |
| 1017905 |
|
bonus to Command Burst area of effect range |
bonus to <a href=showinfo:3348>Command Burst</a> area of effect range |
Trait for item "Odysseus" (89607) |
| 1017906 |
|
Can fit Covert Ops Cloaking Device |
Can fit <a href=showinfo:11578>Covert Ops Cloaking Device</a> |
Trait for item "Odysseus" (89607) |
| 1017907 |
|
Cloak reactivation delay reduced to 15 seconds |
<a href=showinfo:11579>Cloak</a> reactivation delay reduced to 15 seconds |
Trait for item "Odysseus" (89607) |
| 1017908 |
|
This ship can recieve bonus effects depending on the environment. |
This ship can recieve bonus effects depending on the environment. |
|
| 1017909 |
|
bonus to Heavy Drone, Medium Drone and Light Drone hitpoints and damage |
bonus to <a href=showinfo:3441>Heavy Drone</a>, <a href=showinfo:33699>Medium Drone</a> and <a href=showinfo:24241>Light Drone</a> hitpoints and damage |
Trait for item "Odysseus" (89607) |
| 1017910 |
|
bonus to all armor resistances |
bonus to all armor resistances |
Trait for item "Odysseus" (89607) |
| 1017911 |
|
bonus to Relic and Data Analyzer range |
bonus to <a href=showinfo:22177>Relic</a> and <a href=showinfo:22175>Data Analyzer</a> range |
Trait for item "Odysseus" (89607) |
| 1017912 |
|
reduction in Gas Cloud Scoop duration |
reduction in <a href=showinfo:25544>Gas Cloud Scoop</a> duration |
Trait for item "Odysseus" (89607) |
| 1017913 |
|
Can fit Zero-Point Mass Entangler |
Can fit <a href=showinfo:49099>Zero-Point Mass Entangler</a> |
Trait for item "Odysseus" (89607) |
| 1017914 |
|
bonus to Expedition Command Burst effect strength and duration |
bonus to <a href=showinfo:89611>Expedition Command Burst</a> effect strength and duration |
Trait for item "Odysseus" (89607) |
| 1017915 |
|
bonus to Armor Command Burst effect strength and duration |
bonus to <a href=showinfo:20494>Armor Command Burst</a> effect strength and duration |
Trait for item "Odysseus" (89607) |
| 1017918 |
|
Open Expedition Hold |
Open Expedition Hold |
UI/Commands/OpenExpeditionHold |
| 1017920 |
|
Expedition Hold |
Expedition Hold |
UI/Ship/ExpeditionHold |
| 1017921 |
|
Analyzer Coherence Bonus |
Analyzer Coherence Bonus |
|
| 1017922 |
|
Expedition Command Burst I Blueprint |
Expedition Command Burst I Blueprint |
Name of item 89632 (Command Burst Blueprint) |
| 1017923 |
|
Expedition Command Burst II Blueprint |
Expedition Command Burst II Blueprint |
Name of item 89633 (Command Burst Blueprint) |
| 1017924 |
|
Expedition Strength Charge Blueprint |
Expedition Strength Charge Blueprint |
Name of item 89634 (Command Burst Charge Blueprint) |
| 1017925 |
|
Expedition Command Burst Charges |
Expedition Command Burst Charges |
|
| 1017926 |
|
Expedition Command Burst Charges |
Expedition Command Burst Charges |
|
| 1017927 |
|
Expedition Reach Charge Blueprint |
Expedition Reach Charge Blueprint |
Name of item 89635 (Command Burst Charge Blueprint) |
| 1017928 |
|
Expedition Pinpointing Charge Blueprint |
Expedition Pinpointing Charge Blueprint |
Name of item 89636 (Command Burst Charge Blueprint) |
| 1017929 |
|
Expedition Command Ship Blueprint |
Expedition Command Ship Blueprint |
Description of group ID 4906 |
| 1017930 |
|
Odysseus Blueprint |
Odysseus Blueprint |
Name of item 89637 (Expedition Command Ship Blueprint) |
| 1017932 |
|
Odysseus Wreck |
Odysseus Wreck |
Name of item 89638 (Wreck) |
| 1017933 |
|
The remains of a destroyed ship. Perhaps with the proper equipment something of value could be salvaged from it. |
The remains of a destroyed ship. Perhaps with the proper equipment something of value could be salvaged from it. |
Description of item "Odysseus Wreck" (89638) |
| 1017934 |
|
Can be fitted to |
Can be fitted to |
Name of attribute "canFitShipType12" (5948) |
| 1017936 |
|
Expedition Command Ships |
Expedition Command Ships |
|
| 1017937 |
|
Sisters of EVE |
Sisters of EVE |
|
| 1017940 |
|
Odysseus Alliance Emblem |
Odysseus Alliance Emblem |
Name of item 89640 (Ship Emblems) |
| 1017941 |
|
Emblems by Paragon bring new light to your ship personalization.
By accessing your registered identity data, these nanoholographic projections emblazon your favorite vessels with symbols that matter to you. And now, by utilizing the latest in cloud-based AI synchronization, emblems remain stable even during warp.
Visit your nearest IRIS and take part in Paragon's latest initiatives to unlock new emblems today.
Paragon; be more.
WARNING: Emblems are auto-injected on purchases and cannot be transferred or traded between capsuleers. The Paragon corporation accepts no liability for failed transfer attempts. |
Emblems by Paragon bring new light to your ship personalization.
By accessing your registered identity data, these nanoholographic projections emblazon your favorite vessels with symbols that matter to you. And now, by utilizing the latest in cloud-based AI synchronization, emblems remain stable even during warp.
Visit your nearest IRIS and take part in Paragon's latest initiatives to unlock new emblems today.
Paragon; be more.
WARNING: Emblems are auto-injected on purchases and cannot be transferred or traded between capsuleers. The Paragon corporation accepts no liability for failed transfer attempts. |
Description of item "Odysseus Alliance Emblem" (89640) |
| 1017942 |
|
Odysseus Corporation Emblem |
Odysseus Corporation Emblem |
Name of item 89641 (Ship Emblems) |
| 1017943 |
|
Emblems by Paragon bring new light to your ship personalization.
By accessing your registered identity data, these nanoholographic projections emblazon your favorite vessels with symbols that matter to you. And now, by utilizing the latest in cloud-based AI synchronization, emblems remain stable even during warp.
Visit your nearest IRIS and take part in Paragon's latest initiatives to unlock new emblems today.
Paragon; be more.
WARNING: Emblems are auto-injected on purchases and cannot be transferred or traded between capsuleers. The Paragon corporation accepts no liability for failed transfer attempts. |
Emblems by Paragon bring new light to your ship personalization.
By accessing your registered identity data, these nanoholographic projections emblazon your favorite vessels with symbols that matter to you. And now, by utilizing the latest in cloud-based AI synchronization, emblems remain stable even during warp.
Visit your nearest IRIS and take part in Paragon's latest initiatives to unlock new emblems today.
Paragon; be more.
WARNING: Emblems are auto-injected on purchases and cannot be transferred or traded between capsuleers. The Paragon corporation accepts no liability for failed transfer attempts. |
Description of item "Odysseus Corporation Emblem" (89641) |
| 1017944 |
|
Expedition Command Bursts |
Expedition Command Bursts |
|
| 1017945 |
|
This certificate represents a level of competence in leadership fleet support through Expedition Command Bursts. The holder has learned that Expedition Command Bursts do not work inside a Starbase Forcefield. This is a good skillset for capsuleers specializing in Expedition Command Ships. |
This certificate represents a level of competence in leadership fleet support through Expedition Command Bursts. The holder has learned that Expedition Command Bursts do not work inside a Starbase Forcefield. This is a good skillset for capsuleers specializing in Expedition Command Ships. |
|
| 1017953 |
|
Gas Cloud Harvesting |
Gas Cloud Harvesting |
|
| 1017954 |
|
This certificate represents a level of competence in gas cloud harvesting. This is a good starting skillset for capsuleers specializing in Expedition Command Ship vessels. |
This certificate represents a level of competence in gas cloud harvesting. This is a good starting skillset for capsuleers specializing in Expedition Command Ship vessels. |
|
| 1017957 |
|
Sisters of EVE |
Sisters of EVE |
|
| 1017958 |
|
Ships designed by the Sisters of EVE |
Ships designed by the Sisters of EVE |
|
| 1017959 |
|
Command Burst Effect Strength Bonus |
Command Burst Effect Strength Bonus |
Name of attribute "commandBurstDbuffEffectStrengthFAKE" (5949) |
| 1017960 |
|
Command Burst Effect Strength Bonus |
Command Burst Effect Strength Bonus |
|
| 1017961 |
|
Bonus to the effect strength of command burst charges launched from this module. |
Bonus to the effect strength of command burst charges launched from this module. |
|
| 1017962 |
|
It’s not enough to seize a dream; you have to protect it. |
It’s not enough to seize a dream; you have to protect it. |
|
| 1017963 |
|
Pioneer Consortium Issue |
Pioneer Consortium Issue |
Name of item 89647 (Destroyer) |
| 1017964 |
|
ORE Founder and Upwell Chairman Yani Sar Arteu |
ORE Founder and Upwell Chairman Yani Sar Arteu |
|
| 1017965 |
|
The Consortium Issue variant of the Pioneer was developed for use in ORE’s Upwell Consortium projects. It is a stronger vessel than the base hull from which it was adapted, for the tougher scenarios Upwell’s nullsec work tends to invite.
This version of the Pioneer was designed in partnership with other Upwell member corporations. Inside top-secret research sites housed in unlisted locations, top designers from multiple corporations came together to help iterate on ORE’s original design. Its combination of expanded shield defense, an expanded drone bay, and superior salvage capabilities have turned the already extremely capable Pioneer into a relentless powerhouse of industry. |
The Consortium Issue variant of the Pioneer was developed for use in ORE’s Upwell Consortium projects. It is a stronger vessel than the base hull from which it was adapted, for the tougher scenarios Upwell’s nullsec work tends to invite.
This version of the Pioneer was designed in partnership with other Upwell member corporations. Inside top-secret research sites housed in unlisted locations, top designers from multiple corporations came together to help iterate on ORE’s original design. Its combination of expanded shield defense, an expanded drone bay, and superior salvage capabilities have turned the already extremely capable Pioneer into a relentless powerhouse of industry. |
Description of item "Pioneer Consortium Issue" (89647) |
| 1017981 |
|
Why gamble when you can guarantee? |
Why gamble when you can guarantee? |
|
| 1017982 |
|
Venture Consortium Issue |
Venture Consortium Issue |
Name of item 89648 (Frigate) |
| 1017983 |
|
ORE marketing division |
ORE marketing division |
|
| 1017984 |
|
Recognizing the dire need for a ship capable of fast operation in unsafe territories, ORE created the Venture. It was conceived as a vessel primed and ready for any capsuleer, no matter how new to the dangers of New Eden they might be, who wishes to engage in the respectable trade of mining.
The Venture has amazing abilities to quickly drill through to the ores and gases it's after, harvesting them at the speed necessary for mining in hostile space, and getting out relatively unscathed. |
Recognizing the dire need for a ship capable of fast operation in unsafe territories, <a href=showinfo:30//500014>ORE</a> created the Venture. It was conceived as a vessel primed and ready for any capsuleer, no matter how new to the dangers of New Eden they might be, who wishes to engage in the respectable trade of mining.
The Venture has amazing abilities to quickly drill through to the ores and gases it's after, harvesting them at the speed necessary for mining in hostile space, and getting out relatively unscathed. |
|
| 1017985 |
|
Consortium Mining Destroyer |
Consortium Mining Destroyer |
Name of group info popup 2110 |
| 1017986 |
|
Small hull designed to gather materials at longer ranges, but at the cost of speed. |
Small hull designed to gather materials at longer ranges, but at the cost of speed. |
Description of group info popup "Consortium Mining Destroyer" (2110) |
| 1017987 |
|
Consortium Mining Frigate |
Consortium Mining Frigate |
Name of group info popup 2111 |
| 1017988 |
|
Small and fast hull designed to gather materials even in hostile areas. |
Small and fast hull designed to gather materials even in hostile areas. |
Description of group info popup "Consortium Mining Frigate" (2111) |
| 1017989 |
|
Mining Command Destroyer |
Mining Command Destroyer |
Name of group info popup 2112 |
| 1017990 |
|
Advanced Destroyers that can field Command Bursts for supporting and leading group mining operations as well as Micro Jump Field Generators for rapid repositioning of nearby ships. |
Advanced Destroyers that can field Command Bursts for supporting and leading group mining operations as well as Micro Jump Field Generators for rapid repositioning of nearby ships. |
Description of group info popup "Mining Command Destroyer" (2112) |
| 1017992 |
|
Don’t reach for your goals, fly towards them. |
Don’t reach for your goals, fly towards them. |
|
| 1017993 |
|
Outrider |
Outrider |
Name of item 89649 (Command Destroyer) |
| 1017994 |
|
Dr. Mortimer Xin |
Dr. Mortimer Xin |
|
| 1017995 |
|
While the majority of ORE technologies' design team worked in harmony on the Pioneer, one person refused to fall in line. Dr. Mortimer Xin insisted on pushing in a direction that, while innovative, undermined the design team's goals of reliability and accessibility. Eventually, because of the strength of his vision and the importance of his team mates sanity, Xin was reassigned to Outer Ring Development, where he was tasked with designing a new high-end sister ship to the Pioneer.
The result was the Outrider, a ship that exchanged long reach for incredible positioning, and reliability for adaptability. The result is a unique vessel that, while less accessible, is undeniable. |
While the majority of ORE technologies' design team worked in harmony on the Pioneer, one person refused to fall in line. Dr. Mortimer Xin insisted on pushing in a direction that, while innovative, undermined the design team's goals of reliability and accessibility. Eventually, because of the strength of his vision and the importance of his team mates sanity, Xin was reassigned to Outer Ring Development, where he was tasked with designing a new high-end sister ship to the Pioneer.
The result was the Outrider, a ship that exchanged long reach for incredible positioning, and reliability for adaptability. The result is a unique vessel that, while less accessible, is undeniable. |
Description of item "Outrider" (89649) |
| 1018005 |
|
reduction in powergrid requirements for Command Bursts |
reduction in powergrid requirements for <a href=showinfo:3348>Command Bursts</a> |
Trait for item "Outrider" (89649) |
| 1018006 |
|
reduction in Microwarpdrive signature radius penalty |
reduction in <a href=showinfo:3454>Microwarpdrive</a> signature radius penalty |
Trait for item "Outrider" (89649) |
| 1018007 |
|
reduction in reactivation delay for Defender Launcher |
reduction in reactivation delay for <a href=showinfo:3323>Defender Launcher</a> |
Trait for item "Outrider" (89649) |
| 1018008 |
|
Can fit Micro Jump Field Generators |
Can fit Micro Jump Field Generators |
Trait for item "Outrider" (89649) |
| 1018009 |
|
Can use one Command Burst module |
Can use one <a href=showinfo:3348>Command Burst</a> module |
Trait for item "Outrider" (89649) |
| 1018010 |
|
bonus to Tractor Beam range |
bonus to <a href=showinfo:24348>Tractor Beam</a> range |
Trait for item "Outrider" (89649) |
| 1018011 |
|
bonus to Tractor Beam velocity |
bonus to <a href=showinfo:24348>Tractor Beam</a> velocity |
Trait for item "Outrider" (89649) |
| 1018012 |
|
bonus to Survey Scanner range |
bonus to <a href=showinfo:444>Survey Scanner</a> range |
|
| 1018013 |
|
reduction in Micro Jump Field Generator spool up time |
reduction in <a href=showinfo:37479>Micro Jump Field Generator</a> spool up time |
Trait for item "Outrider" (89649) |
| 1018014 |
|
bonus to Shield Command and Mining Foreman Burst effect strength and duration |
bonus to <a href=showinfo:3350>Shield Command</a> and <a href=showinfo:22536>Mining Foreman</a> Burst effect strength and duration |
Trait for item "Outrider" (89649) |
| 1018015 |
|
bonus to Mining yield |
bonus to <a href=showinfo:3386>Mining</a> yield |
Trait for item "Outrider" (89649) |
| 1018016 |
|
bonus to Drone hitpoints and damage |
bonus to <a href=showinfo:3436>Drone</a> hitpoints and damage |
Trait for item "Outrider" (89649) |
| 1018017 |
|
bonus to all shield resistances |
bonus to all shield resistances |
Trait for item "Outrider" (89649) |
| 1018018 |
|
Outrider Blueprint |
Outrider Blueprint |
Name of item 89652 (Command Destroyer Blueprint) |
| 1018059 |
|
ORE |
ORE |
|
| 1018060 |
|
ORE |
ORE |
|
| 1018061 |
|
Outrider Corporation Emblem |
Outrider Corporation Emblem |
Name of item 89666 (Ship Emblems) |
| 1018062 |
|
Emblems by Paragon bring new light to your ship personalization.
By accessing your registered identity data, these nanoholographic projections emblazon your favorite vessels with symbols that matter to you. And now, by utilizing the latest in cloud-based AI synchronization, emblems remain stable even during warp.
Visit your nearest IRIS and take part in Paragon's latest initiatives to unlock new emblems today.
Paragon; be more.
WARNING: Emblems are auto-injected on purchases and cannot be transferred or traded between capsuleers. The Paragon corporation accepts no liability for failed transfer attempts. |
Emblems by Paragon bring new light to your ship personalization.
By accessing your registered identity data, these nanoholographic projections emblazon your favorite vessels with symbols that matter to you. And now, by utilizing the latest in cloud-based AI synchronization, emblems remain stable even during warp.
Visit your nearest IRIS and take part in Paragon's latest initiatives to unlock new emblems today.
Paragon; be more.
WARNING: Emblems are auto-injected on purchases and cannot be transferred or traded between capsuleers. The Paragon corporation accepts no liability for failed transfer attempts. |
Description of item "Outrider Corporation Emblem" (89666) |
| 1018063 |
|
Outrider Alliance Emblem |
Outrider Alliance Emblem |
Name of item 89667 (Ship Emblems) |
| 1018064 |
|
Emblems by Paragon bring new light to your ship personalization.
By accessing your registered identity data, these nanoholographic projections emblazon your favorite vessels with symbols that matter to you. And now, by utilizing the latest in cloud-based AI synchronization, emblems remain stable even during warp.
Visit your nearest IRIS and take part in Paragon's latest initiatives to unlock new emblems today.
Paragon; be more.
WARNING: Emblems are auto-injected on purchases and cannot be transferred or traded between capsuleers. The Paragon corporation accepts no liability for failed transfer attempts. |
Emblems by Paragon bring new light to your ship personalization.
By accessing your registered identity data, these nanoholographic projections emblazon your favorite vessels with symbols that matter to you. And now, by utilizing the latest in cloud-based AI synchronization, emblems remain stable even during warp.
Visit your nearest IRIS and take part in Paragon's latest initiatives to unlock new emblems today.
Paragon; be more.
WARNING: Emblems are auto-injected on purchases and cannot be transferred or traded between capsuleers. The Paragon corporation accepts no liability for failed transfer attempts. |
Description of item "Outrider Alliance Emblem" (89667) |
| 1018087 |
|
reduction in Gas Cloud Scoop duration |
reduction in <a href=showinfo:25544>Gas Cloud Scoop</a> duration |
Trait for item "Pioneer" (89240) |
| 1018088 |
|
reduction in Gas Cloud Scoop duration |
reduction in <a href=showinfo:25544>Gas Cloud Scoop</a> duration |
Trait for item "Pioneer Consortium Issue" (89647) |
| 1018089 |
|
bonus to ship ore hold capacity |
bonus to ship ore hold capacity |
|
| 1018090 |
|
bonus to Salvage Drone salvage chance |
bonus to <a href=showinfo:3440>Salvage Drone</a> salvage chance |
Trait for item "Pioneer Consortium Issue" (89647) |
| 1018091 |
|
bonus to Mining yield |
bonus to <a href=showinfo:3386>Mining</a> yield |
Trait for item "Pioneer Consortium Issue" (89647) |
| 1018092 |
|
bonus to Mining range |
bonus to <a href=showinfo:3386>Mining</a> range |
Trait for item "Pioneer Consortium Issue" (89647) |
| 1018093 |
|
reduction in Gas Cloud Scoop duration |
reduction in <a href=showinfo:25544>Gas Cloud Scoop</a> duration |
Trait for item "Pioneer Consortium Issue" (89647) |
| 1018094 |
|
bonus to Shield Booster amount |
bonus to <a href=showinfo:3416>Shield Booster</a> amount |
Trait for item "Pioneer Consortium Issue" (89647) |
| 1018095 |
|
Amarr |
Amarr |
|
| 1018096 |
|
Caldari |
Caldari |
|
| 1018097 |
|
Gallente |
Gallente |
|
| 1018098 |
|
Minmatar |
Minmatar |
|
| 1018099 |
|
ORE |
ORE |
|
| 1018100 |
|
ORE |
ORE |
|
| 1018101 |
|
Amarr |
Amarr |
|
| 1018102 |
|
Caldari |
Caldari |
|
| 1018103 |
|
Gallente |
Gallente |
|
| 1018104 |
|
Minmatar |
Minmatar |
|
| 1018105 |
|
Pioneer Consortium Issue Blueprint |
Pioneer Consortium Issue Blueprint |
Name of item 89675 (Destroyer Blueprint) |
| 1018106 |
|
Venture Consortium Issue Blueprint |
Venture Consortium Issue Blueprint |
Name of item 89676 (Frigate Blueprint) |
| 1018112 |
|
bonus to Mining and Gas Cloud Scoop yield |
bonus to <a href=showinfo:3386>Mining</a> and <a href=showinfo:25544>Gas Cloud Scoop</a> yield |
Trait for item "Venture Consortium Issue" (89648) |
| 1018113 |
|
bonus to ship warp core strength |
bonus to ship warp core strength |
Trait for item "Venture Consortium Issue" (89648) |
| 1018114 |
|
reduction in Industrial Cynosural Field Generator liquid ozone consumption |
reduction in <a href=showinfo:52694>Industrial Cynosural Field Generator</a> liquid ozone consumption |
Trait for item "Venture Consortium Issue" (89648) |
| 1018115 |
|
bonus to ship ore hold capacity |
bonus to ship ore hold capacity |
|
| 1018116 |
|
bonus to Salvage Drone salvage chance |
bonus to <a href=showinfo:3440>Salvage Drone</a> salvage chance |
Trait for item "Venture Consortium Issue" (89648) |
| 1018117 |
|
bonus to Mining yield |
bonus to <a href=showinfo:3386>Mining</a> yield |
Trait for item "Venture Consortium Issue" (89648) |
| 1018118 |
|
reduction in Gas Cloud Scoop duration |
reduction in <a href=showinfo:25544>Gas Cloud Scoop</a> duration |
Trait for item "Venture Consortium Issue" (89648) |
| 1018119 |
|
bonus to Shield Booster amount |
bonus to <a href=showinfo:3416>Shield Booster</a> amount |
Trait for item "Venture Consortium Issue" (89648) |
| 1018120 |
|
Pioneer Consortium Issue Corporation Emblem |
Pioneer Consortium Issue Corporation Emblem |
Name of item 89677 (Ship Emblems) |
| 1018121 |
|
Emblems by Paragon bring new light to your ship personalization.
By accessing your registered identity data, these nanoholographic projections emblazon your favorite vessels with symbols that matter to you. And now, by utilizing the latest in cloud-based AI synchronization, emblems remain stable even during warp.
Visit your nearest IRIS and take part in Paragon's latest initiatives to unlock new emblems today.
Paragon; be more.
WARNING: Emblems are auto-injected on purchases and cannot be transferred or traded between capsuleers. The Paragon corporation accepts no liability for failed transfer attempts. |
Emblems by Paragon bring new light to your ship personalization.
By accessing your registered identity data, these nanoholographic projections emblazon your favorite vessels with symbols that matter to you. And now, by utilizing the latest in cloud-based AI synchronization, emblems remain stable even during warp.
Visit your nearest IRIS and take part in Paragon's latest initiatives to unlock new emblems today.
Paragon; be more.
WARNING: Emblems are auto-injected on purchases and cannot be transferred or traded between capsuleers. The Paragon corporation accepts no liability for failed transfer attempts. |
Description of item "Pioneer Consortium Issue Corporation Emblem" (89677) |
| 1018122 |
|
Pioneer Consortium Issue Alliance Emblem |
Pioneer Consortium Issue Alliance Emblem |
Name of item 89678 (Ship Emblems) |
| 1018123 |
|
Emblems by Paragon bring new light to your ship personalization.
By accessing your registered identity data, these nanoholographic projections emblazon your favorite vessels with symbols that matter to you. And now, by utilizing the latest in cloud-based AI synchronization, emblems remain stable even during warp.
Visit your nearest IRIS and take part in Paragon's latest initiatives to unlock new emblems today.
Paragon; be more.
WARNING: Emblems are auto-injected on purchases and cannot be transferred or traded between capsuleers. The Paragon corporation accepts no liability for failed transfer attempts. |
Emblems by Paragon bring new light to your ship personalization.
By accessing your registered identity data, these nanoholographic projections emblazon your favorite vessels with symbols that matter to you. And now, by utilizing the latest in cloud-based AI synchronization, emblems remain stable even during warp.
Visit your nearest IRIS and take part in Paragon's latest initiatives to unlock new emblems today.
Paragon; be more.
WARNING: Emblems are auto-injected on purchases and cannot be transferred or traded between capsuleers. The Paragon corporation accepts no liability for failed transfer attempts. |
Description of item "Pioneer Consortium Issue Alliance Emblem" (89678) |
| 1018124 |
|
Venture Consortium Issue Corporation Emblem |
Venture Consortium Issue Corporation Emblem |
Name of item 89679 (Ship Emblems) |
| 1018125 |
|
Emblems by Paragon bring new light to your ship personalization.
By accessing your registered identity data, these nanoholographic projections emblazon your favorite vessels with symbols that matter to you. And now, by utilizing the latest in cloud-based AI synchronization, emblems remain stable even during warp.
Visit your nearest IRIS and take part in Paragon's latest initiatives to unlock new emblems today.
Paragon; be more.
WARNING: Emblems are auto-injected on purchases and cannot be transferred or traded between capsuleers. The Paragon corporation accepts no liability for failed transfer attempts. |
Emblems by Paragon bring new light to your ship personalization.
By accessing your registered identity data, these nanoholographic projections emblazon your favorite vessels with symbols that matter to you. And now, by utilizing the latest in cloud-based AI synchronization, emblems remain stable even during warp.
Visit your nearest IRIS and take part in Paragon's latest initiatives to unlock new emblems today.
Paragon; be more.
WARNING: Emblems are auto-injected on purchases and cannot be transferred or traded between capsuleers. The Paragon corporation accepts no liability for failed transfer attempts. |
Description of item "Venture Consortium Issue Corporation Emblem" (89679) |
| 1018126 |
|
Venture Consortium Issue Alliance Emblem |
Venture Consortium Issue Alliance Emblem |
Name of item 89681 (Ship Emblems) |
| 1018127 |
|
Emblems by Paragon bring new light to your ship personalization.
By accessing your registered identity data, these nanoholographic projections emblazon your favorite vessels with symbols that matter to you. And now, by utilizing the latest in cloud-based AI synchronization, emblems remain stable even during warp.
Visit your nearest IRIS and take part in Paragon's latest initiatives to unlock new emblems today.
Paragon; be more.
WARNING: Emblems are auto-injected on purchases and cannot be transferred or traded between capsuleers. The Paragon corporation accepts no liability for failed transfer attempts. |
Emblems by Paragon bring new light to your ship personalization.
By accessing your registered identity data, these nanoholographic projections emblazon your favorite vessels with symbols that matter to you. And now, by utilizing the latest in cloud-based AI synchronization, emblems remain stable even during warp.
Visit your nearest IRIS and take part in Paragon's latest initiatives to unlock new emblems today.
Paragon; be more.
WARNING: Emblems are auto-injected on purchases and cannot be transferred or traded between capsuleers. The Paragon corporation accepts no liability for failed transfer attempts. |
Description of item "Venture Consortium Issue Alliance Emblem" (89681) |
| 1018428 |
|
Phased Field Prototype |
Phased Field Prototype |
Name for dungeon 13431 |
| 1018434 |
|
Cluster 1 - Asteroid 5 |
Cluster 1 - Asteroid 5 |
|
| 1018453 |
|
Asteroid Belt |
Asteroid Belt |
Name of item 89795 (Beacon) |
| 1018454 |
|
Remains of an asteroid belt |
Remains of an asteroid belt |
Description of item "Asteroid Belt" (89795) |
| 1018628 |
|
Your passive sensors have detected coordinates to an uncharted site emerging into k-space. This asteroid belt radiates a distinctive energy signature reminiscent of those found within the Abyss. |
Your passive sensors have detected coordinates to an uncharted site emerging into k-space. This asteroid belt radiates a distinctive energy signature reminiscent of those found within the Abyss. |
|
| 1018629 |
|
Veldspar Deposit |
Veldspar Deposit |
Name for dungeon 13440 |
| 1018630 |
|
QA Test Dungeon Hidden Asteroid Belt |
QA Test Dungeon Hidden Asteroid Belt |
Name for dungeon 13441 |
| 1018802 |
|
Non-Interactable Fortified Amarr Commercial Station Ruins DO NOT TRANSLATE |
Non-Interactable Fortified Amarr Commercial Station Ruins DO NOT TRANSLATE |
Name of item 89963 (Non-Interactable Object) |
| 1018803 |
|
Ruins. |
Ruins. |
Description of item "Non-Interactable Fortified Amarr Commercial Station Ruins DO NOT TRANSLATE" (89963) |
| 1018804 |
|
Non-Interactable Caldari Station Ruins - Huge & Sprawling DO NOT TRANSLATE |
Non-Interactable Caldari Station Ruins - Huge & Sprawling DO NOT TRANSLATE |
Name of item 89964 (Non-Interactable Object) |
| 1018805 |
|
Ruins. |
Ruins. |
Description of item "Non-Interactable Caldari Station Ruins - Huge & Sprawling DO NOT TRANSLATE" (89964) |
| 1018806 |
|
Non-Interactable Asteroid Mining Post DO NOT TRANSLATE |
Non-Interactable Asteroid Mining Post DO NOT TRANSLATE |
Name of item 89965 (Non-Interactable Object) |
| 1018840 |
|
{iskString} / m³ |
{iskString} / m³ |
UI/Shared/EstimatedPricePerSquareMeter |
| 1018843 |
|
Empire Corvettes and the Venture |
Empire Corvettes and the Venture |
|
| 1018844 |
|
Allows access to Corvette class ships from the 4 major empire factions and the standard ORE Venture mining frigate. |
Allows access to Corvette class ships from the 4 major empire factions and the standard ORE Venture mining frigate. |
|
| 1018845 |
|
{iskString} Est. price |
{iskString} Est. price |
UI/Shared/EstimatedPrice |
| 1018847 |
|
Non-Interactable Habitation Drughouse DO NOT TRANSLATE |
Non-Interactable Habitation Drughouse DO NOT TRANSLATE |
Name of item 89993 (Non-Interactable Object) |
| 1018849 |
|
Non-Interactable Rorqual Minmatar Industrial Livery SKIN (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Non-Interactable Rorqual Minmatar Industrial Livery SKIN (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 89994 (Non-Interactable Object) |
| 1018850 |
|
Non-Interactable Raitaru (Minmatar) |
Non-Interactable Raitaru (Minmatar) |
Name of item 89995 (Non-Interactable Object) |
| 1018851 |
|
Named after Tyma Raitaru, who pioneered the development of modern day missile technology, the Raitaru Engineering Complex is a medium-sized structure from the Upwell Consortium and is specialized in manufacturing and research operations.
The Raitaru is the entry-level Engineering Complex in the Upwell Consortium’s new line of structures, and is able to use Upwell's Standup Service modules, allowing flexibility and customization of its functions. This dedicated industrial structure also provides access to Upwell’s M-Set line of rigs designed to improve productivity and optimization of various aspects of manufacturing and research.
The Raitaru provides tethering technology and has docking capabilities for subcapital ships and freighters. ( copy ) |
Named after Tyma Raitaru, who pioneered the development of modern day missile technology, the Raitaru Engineering Complex is a medium-sized structure from the Upwell Consortium and is specialized in manufacturing and research operations.
The Raitaru is the entry-level Engineering Complex in the Upwell Consortium’s new line of structures, and is able to use Upwell's Standup Service modules, allowing flexibility and customization of its functions. This dedicated industrial structure also provides access to Upwell’s M-Set line of rigs designed to improve productivity and optimization of various aspects of manufacturing and research.
The Raitaru provides tethering technology and has docking capabilities for subcapital ships and freighters. ( copy ) |
Description of item "Non-Interactable Raitaru (Minmatar)" (89995) |
| 1018852 |
|
Non-Interactable Amarr Empire Stronghold |
Non-Interactable Amarr Empire Stronghold |
Name of item 89996 (Non-Interactable Object) |
| 1018854 |
|
Non-Interactable Caldari State Stronghold |
Non-Interactable Caldari State Stronghold |
Name of item 89997 (Non-Interactable Object) |
| 1018855 |
|
( copy |
( copy |
|
| 1018856 |
|
Non-Interactable Gallente Federation Stronghold |
Non-Interactable Gallente Federation Stronghold |
Name of item 89998 (Non-Interactable Object) |
| 1018857 |
|
( copy ) |
( copy ) |
|
| 1018858 |
|
Non-Interactable Minmatar Republic Stronghold ( copy ) |
Non-Interactable Minmatar Republic Stronghold ( copy ) |
Name of item 89999 (Non-Interactable Object) |
| 1018859 |
|
( copy ) |
( copy ) |
|
| 1018860 |
|
{[numeric]num_units, useGrouping} Units |
{[numeric]num_units, useGrouping} Units |
UI/Shared/NumberOfUnits |
| 1018861 |
|
Non-Interactable Rorqual Amarr Industrial Livery SKIN (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Non-Interactable Rorqual Amarr Industrial Livery SKIN (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90000 (Non-Interactable Object) |
| 1018862 |
|
Non-Interactable Rorqual Caldari Industrial Livery SKIN (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Non-Interactable Rorqual Caldari Industrial Livery SKIN (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90001 (Non-Interactable Object) |
| 1018863 |
|
Non-Interactable Rorqual Gallente Industrial Livery SKIN (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Non-Interactable Rorqual Gallente Industrial Livery SKIN (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90002 (Non-Interactable Object) |
| 1018864 |
|
Asteroid Belt Remnants Dungeon - Miners Spawner S (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Asteroid Belt Remnants Dungeon - Miners Spawner S (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90003 (Cloud) |
| 1018865 |
|
Imperial Venture |
Imperial Venture |
Name of item 90004 (♦ Frigate) |
| 1018866 |
|
Recognizing the dire need for a ship capable of fast operation in unsafe territories, ORE created the Venture. It was conceived as a vessel primed and ready for any capsuleer, no matter how new to the dangers of New Eden they might be, who wishes to engage in the respectable trade of mining.
The Venture has amazing abilities to quickly drill through to the ores and gases it's after, harvesting them at the speed necessary for mining in hostile space, and getting out relatively unscathed. ( copy ) |
Recognizing the dire need for a ship capable of fast operation in unsafe territories, <a href=showinfo:30//500014>ORE</a> created the Venture. It was conceived as a vessel primed and ready for any capsuleer, no matter how new to the dangers of New Eden they might be, who wishes to engage in the respectable trade of mining.
The Venture has amazing abilities to quickly drill through to the ores and gases it's after, harvesting them at the speed necessary for mining in hostile space, and getting out relatively unscathed. ( copy ) |
Description of item "Imperial Venture" (90004) |
| 1018867 |
|
♦ Porpoise |
♦ Porpoise |
Name of item 90005 (♦ Industrial Command Ship) |
| 1018868 |
|
When new lower-mass wormhole connections began appearing across Anoikis in late YC116, ORE tasked the engineers at its advanced Outer Ring Development labs with creating a mining foreman vessel capable of passing through these gateways and exploiting the unspoiled riches available within. Creating such a compact ship while preserving much of the utility of the larger Orca and Rorqual designs proved a significant challenge, but the end result was a ship that had great potential for capsuleer mining operations in all areas of space.
The Porpoise can use a medium industrial core to substantially increase its industrial capabilities, while empowering its defenses during deployment in a static configuration. A key element of the industrial capacity unlocked by activating an industrial core is the ability to use compressor modules, with the Porpoise also having this capability, although limited to using medium gas and asteroid ore compressors.
The Porpoise is a smaller, more mobile and more affordable mining foreman platform that is perfect for supporting mining operations in dangerous space. It is capable of providing support to its allies through mining foreman bursts, remote shield boosters and enhancing allied mining surveyors. The Porpoise also enjoys strong bonuses to mining drones, allowing it to pull in its own share of the ore in any mining operation. |
When new lower-mass wormhole connections began appearing across Anoikis in late YC116, ORE tasked the engineers at its advanced Outer Ring Development labs with creating a mining foreman vessel capable of passing through these gateways and exploiting the unspoiled riches available within. Creating such a compact ship while preserving much of the utility of the larger Orca and Rorqual designs proved a significant challenge, but the end result was a ship that had great potential for capsuleer mining operations in all areas of space.
The Porpoise can use a medium industrial core to substantially increase its industrial capabilities, while empowering its defenses during deployment in a static configuration. A key element of the industrial capacity unlocked by activating an industrial core is the ability to use compressor modules, with the Porpoise also having this capability, although limited to using medium gas and asteroid ore compressors.
The Porpoise is a smaller, more mobile and more affordable mining foreman platform that is perfect for supporting mining operations in dangerous space. It is capable of providing support to its allies through mining foreman bursts, remote shield boosters and enhancing allied mining surveyors. The Porpoise also enjoys strong bonuses to mining drones, allowing it to pull in its own share of the ore in any mining operation. |
Description of item "♦ Porpoise" (90005) |
| 1018869 |
|
♦ Retriever |
♦ Retriever |
Name of item 90006 (♦ Mining Barge) |
| 1018870 |
|
The mining barge was designed by ORE to facilitate advancing the mining profession to a new level. Each barge was created to excel at a specific function, the Retriever's being storage. A massive ore hold allows the Retriever to operate for extended periods without requiring as much support as other barges.
Mining barges are equipped with electronic subsystems specifically designed to accommodate Strip Mining and Ice Harvesting modules. |
The mining barge was designed by <a href=showinfo:30//500014>ORE</a> to facilitate advancing the mining profession to a new level. Each barge was created to excel at a specific function, the Retriever's being storage. A massive ore hold allows the Retriever to operate for extended periods without requiring as much support as other barges.
Mining barges are equipped with electronic subsystems specifically designed to accommodate Strip Mining and Ice Harvesting modules. |
Description of item "♦ Retriever" (90006) |
| 1018871 |
|
♦ Venture |
♦ Venture |
Name of item 90007 (♦ Frigate) |
| 1018872 |
|
Recognizing the dire need for a ship capable of fast operation in unsafe territories, ORE created the Venture. It was conceived as a vessel primed and ready for any capsuleer, no matter how new to the dangers of New Eden they might be, who wishes to engage in the respectable trade of mining.
The Venture has amazing abilities to quickly drill through to the ores and gases it's after, harvesting them at the speed necessary for mining in hostile space, and getting out relatively unscathed. |
Recognizing the dire need for a ship capable of fast operation in unsafe territories, <a href=showinfo:30//500014>ORE</a> created the Venture. It was conceived as a vessel primed and ready for any capsuleer, no matter how new to the dangers of New Eden they might be, who wishes to engage in the respectable trade of mining.
The Venture has amazing abilities to quickly drill through to the ores and gases it's after, harvesting them at the speed necessary for mining in hostile space, and getting out relatively unscathed. |
Description of item "♦ Venture" (90007) |
| 1018955 |
|
Asteroid Belt Remnants Dungeon - Miners Spawner M (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Asteroid Belt Remnants Dungeon - Miners Spawner M (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90031 (Cloud) |
| 1018995 |
|
Fracture |
Fracture |
Name of item 90034 (Invisible Beacon) |
| 1018996 |
|
FractureStartPoint |
FractureStartPoint |
Name of item 90035 (Invisible Beacon) |
| 1018997 |
|
FractureEndPoint |
FractureEndPoint |
Name of item 90036 (Invisible Beacon) |
| 1019001 |
|
Mobile Phase Anchor |
Mobile Phase Anchor |
Name of item 90037 (Mobile Phase Anchor) |
| 1019002 |
|
Once activated by connected industrial command ships, this deployable device resonates with the closest Phased Asteroid. This causes "Phased-Out" asteroids to phase into harmony with the surrounding spacetime, causing them to become "Phased-In".
While Phased-In, a Phased Asteroid can be mined with far greater efficiency.
Visit the User Manual tab for more information |
Once activated by connected industrial command ships, this deployable device resonates with the closest Phased Asteroid. This causes "Phased-Out" asteroids to phase into harmony with the surrounding spacetime, causing them to become "Phased-In".
While Phased-In, a Phased Asteroid can be mined with far greater efficiency.
<i>Visit the</i> <b>User Manual</b> <i>tab for more information</i> |
Description of item "Mobile Phase Anchor" (90037) |
| 1019003 |
|
Mobile Phase Anchor |
Mobile Phase Anchor |
Description of group ID 4913 |
| 1019006 |
|
Mobile Phase Anchor Wreck |
Mobile Phase Anchor Wreck |
Name of item 90038 (Wreck) |
| 1019007 |
|
The remains of a destroyed structure. Perhaps with the proper equipment something of value could be salvaged from it. |
The remains of a destroyed structure. Perhaps with the proper equipment something of value could be salvaged from it. |
Description of item "Mobile Phase Anchor Wreck" (90038) |
| 1019013 |
|
Mobile Phase Anchor Blueprint |
Mobile Phase Anchor Blueprint |
Name of item 90039 (Mobile Phase Anchor Blueprint) |
| 1019014 |
|
Mobile Phase Anchor Blueprint |
Mobile Phase Anchor Blueprint |
Description of group ID 4914 |
| 1019018 |
|
Erratic Ore Processing |
Erratic Ore Processing |
Name of item 90040 (Resource Processing) |
| 1019019 |
|
Specialization in Erratic Ore reprocessing. Allows a skilled individual to utilize reprocessing facilities at considerably greater efficiency.
2% bonus to reprocessing yield per skill level for the following Erratic Ore types:
Prismaticite |
Specialization in Erratic Ore reprocessing. Allows a skilled individual to utilize reprocessing facilities at considerably greater efficiency.
2% bonus to reprocessing yield per skill level for the following Erratic Ore types:
Prismaticite |
Description of item "Erratic Ore Processing" (90040) |
| 1019020 |
|
Prismaticite |
Prismaticite |
Name of item 90041 (Prismaticite) |
| 1019021 |
|
Prismaticite is an Erratic Ore. Once reprocessed, it will collapse into one of a number of different minerals.
Prismaticite must be compressed in the form of Compressed Prismaticite to be used in reactions.
The unique properties of this ore are a result of its fundamental dimensional instability. It was shaped in an unknowable higher-dimensional environment. |
Prismaticite is an Erratic Ore. Once reprocessed, it will collapse into <b>one of a number of different minerals</b>.
Prismaticite must be compressed in the form of <a href=showinfo:90307>Compressed Prismaticite</a> to be used in reactions.
The unique properties of this ore are a result of its fundamental dimensional instability. It was shaped in an unknowable higher-dimensional environment. |
Description of item "Prismaticite" (90041) |
| 1019022 |
|
Prismaticite |
Prismaticite |
Description of group ID 4915 |
| 1019023 |
|
Sub-types of Prismaticite ore. |
Sub-types of Prismaticite ore. |
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| 1019024 |
|
Prismaticite |
Prismaticite |
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| 1019025 |
|
Phased Asteroid |
Phased Asteroid |
Description of group ID 4916 |
| 1019026 |
|
Phased Prismaticite |
Phased Prismaticite |
Name of item 90042 (Phased Asteroids) |
| 1019027 |
|
A Phased Asteroid containing the erratic ore, Prismaticite. It can only be mined while inside the moving Fracture, and can only be efficiently harvested while phased by a Mobile Phase Anchor.
This asteroid has come to our lower dimensions from somewhere beyond normal reach. It is naturally out of phase with our spacetime.
Visit the User Manual tab for more information |
A Phased Asteroid containing the erratic ore, <a href=showinfo:90041>Prismaticite</a>. It can only be mined while inside the moving Fracture, and can only be efficiently harvested while phased by a <a href=showinfo:90037>Mobile Phase Anchor</a>.
This asteroid has come to our lower dimensions from somewhere beyond normal reach. It is naturally out of phase with our spacetime.
<i>Visit the</i> <b>User Manual</b> <i>tab for more information</i> |
Description of item "Phased Prismaticite" (90042) |
| 1019032 |
|
Erratic Ores |
Erratic Ores |
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| 1019033 |
|
Erratic Ore Mining Crystal Type A I |
Erratic Ore Mining Crystal Type A I |
Name of item 90045 (Mining Crystal) |
| 1019034 |
|
A custom-cut frequency crystal specifically suited to boosting yield when mining for Erratic Ores such as Prismaticite found in Phased Fields.
These crystals will deteriorate through extended use. They can only be loaded into modulated mining lasers.
Type A crystals are used with modulated mining equipment and provide steady yields, with low residues and high reliability. An appropriate choice for methodical mining operations that prioritize resource utilization over speed. |
A custom-cut frequency crystal specifically suited to boosting yield when mining for Erratic Ores such as <a href=showinfo:90041>Prismaticite</a> found in Phased Fields.
These crystals will deteriorate through extended use. They can only be loaded into modulated mining lasers.
Type A crystals are used with modulated mining equipment and provide steady yields, with low residues and high reliability. An appropriate choice for methodical mining operations that prioritize resource utilization over speed. |
Description of item "Erratic Ore Mining Crystal Type A I" (90045) |
| 1019035 |
|
Erratic Ore Mining Crystal Type A II |
Erratic Ore Mining Crystal Type A II |
Name of item 90047 (Mining Crystal) |
| 1019036 |
|
Erratic Ore Mining Crystal Type C II |
Erratic Ore Mining Crystal Type C II |
Name of item 90049 (Mining Crystal) |
| 1019037 |
|
Erratic Ore Mining Crystal Type C I |
Erratic Ore Mining Crystal Type C I |
Name of item 90048 (Mining Crystal) |
| 1019038 |
|
Erratic Ore Mining Crystal Type B II |
Erratic Ore Mining Crystal Type B II |
Name of item 90050 (Mining Crystal) |
| 1019039 |
|
Erratic Ore Mining Crystal Type B I |
Erratic Ore Mining Crystal Type B I |
Name of item 90046 (Mining Crystal) |
| 1019040 |
|
A custom-cut frequency crystal specifically suited to boosting yield when mining for Erratic Ores such as Prismaticite found in Phased Fields.
These crystals will deteriorate through extended use. They can only be loaded into modulated mining lasers.
Type B crystals are used with modulated mining equipment to achieve faster yields, at the cost of higher residues and lower reliability. An appropriate choice for rapid extraction operations prioritizing speed over resource utilization. |
A custom-cut frequency crystal specifically suited to boosting yield when mining for Erratic Ores such as <a href=showinfo:90041>Prismaticite</a> found in Phased Fields.
These crystals will deteriorate through extended use. They can only be loaded into modulated mining lasers.
Type B crystals are used with modulated mining equipment to achieve faster yields, at the cost of higher residues and lower reliability. An appropriate choice for rapid extraction operations prioritizing speed over resource utilization. |
Description of item "Erratic Ore Mining Crystal Type B II" (90050) |
| 1019041 |
|
A custom-cut frequency crystal specifically suited to boosting yield when mining for Erratic Ores such as Prismaticite found in Phased Fields.
These crystals will deteriorate through extended use. They can only be loaded into modulated mining lasers.
Type C crystals are used with modulated mining equipment and provide low yields, very high residues and have very low reliability. They are typically only used for asteroid field clearance purposes. |
A custom-cut frequency crystal specifically suited to boosting yield when mining for Erratic Ores such as <a href=showinfo:90041>Prismaticite</a> found in Phased Fields.
These crystals will deteriorate through extended use. They can only be loaded into modulated mining lasers.
Type C crystals are used with modulated mining equipment and provide low yields, very high residues and have very low reliability. They are typically only used for asteroid field clearance purposes. |
Description of item "Erratic Ore Mining Crystal Type C II" (90049) |
| 1019042 |
|
A custom-cut frequency crystal specifically suited to boosting yield when mining for Erratic Ores such as Prismaticite found in Phased Fields.
These crystals will deteriorate through extended use. They can only be loaded into modulated mining lasers.
Type A crystals are used with modulated mining equipment and provide steady yields, with low residues and high reliability. An appropriate choice for methodical mining operations that prioritize resource utilization over speed. |
A custom-cut frequency crystal specifically suited to boosting yield when mining for Erratic Ores such as <a href=showinfo:90041>Prismaticite</a> found in Phased Fields.
These crystals will deteriorate through extended use. They can only be loaded into modulated mining lasers.
Type A crystals are used with modulated mining equipment and provide steady yields, with low residues and high reliability. An appropriate choice for methodical mining operations that prioritize resource utilization over speed. |
Description of item "Erratic Ore Mining Crystal Type A II" (90047) |
| 1019043 |
|
A custom-cut frequency crystal specifically suited to boosting yield when mining for Erratic Ores such as Prismaticite found in Phased Fields.
These crystals will deteriorate through extended use. They can only be loaded into modulated mining lasers.
Type B crystals are used with modulated mining equipment to achieve faster yields, at the cost of higher residues and lower reliability. An appropriate choice for rapid extraction operations prioritizing speed over resource utilization. |
A custom-cut frequency crystal specifically suited to boosting yield when mining for Erratic Ores such as <a href=showinfo:90041>Prismaticite</a> found in Phased Fields.
These crystals will deteriorate through extended use. They can only be loaded into modulated mining lasers.
Type B crystals are used with modulated mining equipment to achieve faster yields, at the cost of higher residues and lower reliability. An appropriate choice for rapid extraction operations prioritizing speed over resource utilization. |
Description of item "Erratic Ore Mining Crystal Type B I" (90046) |
| 1019044 |
|
A custom-cut frequency crystal specifically suited to boosting yield when mining for Erratic Ores such as Prismaticite found in Phased Fields.
These crystals will deteriorate through extended use. They can only be loaded into modulated mining lasers.
Type C crystals are used with modulated mining equipment and provide low yields, very high residues and have very low reliability. They are typically only used for asteroid field clearance purposes. |
A custom-cut frequency crystal specifically suited to boosting yield when mining for Erratic Ores such as <a href=showinfo:90041>Prismaticite</a> found in Phased Fields.
These crystals will deteriorate through extended use. They can only be loaded into modulated mining lasers.
Type C crystals are used with modulated mining equipment and provide low yields, very high residues and have very low reliability. They are typically only used for asteroid field clearance purposes. |
Description of item "Erratic Ore Mining Crystal Type C I" (90048) |
| 1019056 |
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Erratic Ore Mining Crystal Type A I Blueprint |
Erratic Ore Mining Crystal Type A I Blueprint |
Name of item 90054 (Mining Crystal Blueprint) |
| 1019057 |
|
Erratic Ore Mining Crystal Type B I Blueprint |
Erratic Ore Mining Crystal Type B I Blueprint |
Name of item 90055 (Mining Crystal Blueprint) |
| 1019058 |
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Erratic Ore Mining Crystal Type C I Blueprint |
Erratic Ore Mining Crystal Type C I Blueprint |
Name of item 90056 (Mining Crystal Blueprint) |
| 1019059 |
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Erratic Ore Mining Crystal Type A II Blueprint |
Erratic Ore Mining Crystal Type A II Blueprint |
Name of item 90057 (Mining Crystal Blueprint) |
| 1019060 |
|
Erratic Ore Mining Crystal Type B II Blueprint |
Erratic Ore Mining Crystal Type B II Blueprint |
Name of item 90058 (Mining Crystal Blueprint) |
| 1019061 |
|
Erratic Ore Mining Crystal Type C II Blueprint |
Erratic Ore Mining Crystal Type C II Blueprint |
Name of item 90059 (Mining Crystal Blueprint) |
| 1019083 |
|
Phased Field |
Phased Field |
Name for dungeon 13447 |
| 1019163 |
|
Phased Fields - Development |
Phased Fields - Development |
Name for dungeon 13448 |
| 1019188 |
|
Republic Managed Asteroid Belt |
Republic Managed Asteroid Belt |
|
| 1019189 |
|
Abandoned Mining Colony |
Abandoned Mining Colony |
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| 1019190 |
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Ruined Drill |
Ruined Drill |
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| 1019191 |
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Secluded Habitation Module |
Secluded Habitation Module |
|
| 1019192 |
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Republic Managed Asteroid Belt |
Republic Managed Asteroid Belt |
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| 1019193 |
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Republic Managed Asteroid Belt |
Republic Managed Asteroid Belt |
Name for dungeon 13449 |
| 1019194 |
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Imperial Managed Asteroid Belt |
Imperial Managed Asteroid Belt |
|
| 1019195 |
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Secluded Habitation Module |
Secluded Habitation Module |
|
| 1019196 |
|
Ruined Drill |
Ruined Drill |
|
| 1019197 |
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Abandoned Mining Colony |
Abandoned Mining Colony |
|
| 1019198 |
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Imperial Managed Asteroid Belt |
Imperial Managed Asteroid Belt |
|
| 1019199 |
|
Imperial Managed Asteroid Belt |
Imperial Managed Asteroid Belt |
Name for dungeon 13450 |
| 1019200 |
|
Abandoned Mining Colony |
Abandoned Mining Colony |
|
| 1019201 |
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Ruined Drill |
Ruined Drill |
|
| 1019202 |
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Secluded Habitation Module |
Secluded Habitation Module |
|
| 1019203 |
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State Managed Asteroid Belt |
State Managed Asteroid Belt |
|
| 1019205 |
|
State Managed Asteroid Belt |
State Managed Asteroid Belt |
Name for dungeon 13451 |
| 1019207 |
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Federation Managed Asteroid Belt |
Federation Managed Asteroid Belt |
|
| 1019208 |
|
Secluded Habitation Module |
Secluded Habitation Module |
|
| 1019209 |
|
Ruined Drill |
Ruined Drill |
|
| 1019210 |
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Abandoned Mining Colony |
Abandoned Mining Colony |
|
| 1019211 |
|
Federation Managed Asteroid Belt |
Federation Managed Asteroid Belt |
Name for dungeon 13452 |
| 1019219 |
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Mining Surveyor |
Mining Surveyor |
Tooltips/Hud/MiningScan |
| 1019220 |
|
Survey nearby minable asteroids |
Survey nearby minable asteroids |
Tooltips/Hud/MiningScan_description |
| 1019245 |
|
Elias' Orca |
Elias' Orca |
|
| 1019246 |
|
Bring [REDACTED] to Elias' Orca in exchange for [REDACTED] |
Bring [REDACTED] to Elias' Orca in exchange for [REDACTED] |
UI/Objectives/Descriptions/deliverOre_GR |
| 1019247 |
|
Elias' Orca |
Elias' Orca |
Name of item 90139 (Deadspace Overseer's Structure) |
| 1019248 |
|
[Elias' Orca, just hanging out.] |
[Elias' Orca, just hanging out.] |
Description of item "Elias' Orca" (90139) |
| 1019257 |
|
Mehatoor - 24th Imperial Crusade War HQ |
Mehatoor - 24th Imperial Crusade War HQ |
Name of item 90144 (Effect Beacon) |
| 1019258 |
|
Onnamon - State Protectorate War HQ |
Onnamon - State Protectorate War HQ |
Name of item 90145 (Effect Beacon) |
| 1019259 |
|
Intaki - Federal Defense Union War HQ |
Intaki - Federal Defense Union War HQ |
Name of item 90146 (Effect Beacon) |
| 1019260 |
|
Amo - Tribal Liberation Force War HQ |
Amo - Tribal Liberation Force War HQ |
Name of item 90147 (Effect Beacon) |
| 1019261 |
|
this system is always under the effects of suppression stage 2 |
this system is always under the effects of suppression stage 2 |
Trait for item "Mehatoor - 24th Imperial Crusade War HQ" (90144) |
| 1019262 |
|
bonus to mining laser cycle time |
bonus to mining laser cycle time |
Trait for item "Onnamon - State Protectorate War HQ" (90145) |
| 1019263 |
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bonus to mining laser cycle time |
bonus to mining laser cycle time |
Trait for item "Intaki - Federal Defense Union War HQ" (90146) |
| 1019264 |
|
bonus to mining laser cycle time |
bonus to mining laser cycle time |
Trait for item "Amo - Tribal Liberation Force War HQ" (90147) |
| 1019273 |
|
Critical Success Chance |
Critical Success Chance |
Name of attribute "miningCritChance" (5967) |
| 1019275 |
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Critical Success Bonus Yield |
Critical Success Bonus Yield |
Name of attribute "miningCritBonusYield" (5969) |
| 1019277 |
|
Mining |
Mining |
UI/Map/MapPallet/categoryMining |
| 1019278 |
|
Ore Anomalies |
Ore Anomalies |
UI/Map/MapPallet/cbOreAnomalies |
| 1019311 |
|
Mobile Phase Anchors |
Mobile Phase Anchors |
|
| 1019312 |
|
Blueprints of deployable structures. |
Blueprints of deployable structures. |
|
| 1019338 |
|
QA Mobile Phase Anchor |
QA Mobile Phase Anchor |
Name of item 90161 (Mobile Phase Anchor) |
| 1019339 |
|
This deployable does not exist. |
This deployable does not exist. |
Description of item "QA Mobile Phase Anchor" (90161) |
| 1019358 |
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Fracture ( copy ) |
Fracture ( copy ) |
Name of item 90167 (Invisible Beacon) |
| 1019361 |
|
QA Fracture |
QA Fracture |
Name of item 90169 (Invisible Beacon) |
| 1019368 |
|
♦ Industrial Command Ship |
♦ Industrial Command Ship |
Description of group ID 4917 |
| 1019374 |
|
Phased Asteroids |
Phased Asteroids |
Description of group ID 4918 |
| 1019375 |
|
You must be within {[numeric]phaseableMaxRange.distance} of a Phased Asteroid to deploy a {[item]typeID.name}. |
You must be within {[numeric]phaseableMaxRange.distance} of a Phased Asteroid to deploy a {[item]typeID.name}. |
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| 1019377 |
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{num} site detected |
{num} site detected |
UI/Map/MapPallet/filterOreAnomalyHintImpreciseSingular |
| 1019378 |
|
{num} sites detected |
{num} sites detected |
UI/Map/MapPallet/filterOreAnomalyHintImprecisePlural |
| 1019379 |
|
Critical Success +{amount} |
Critical Success +{amount} |
UI/Mining/CriticalHit |
| 1019396 |
|
Non Interactable ORE Pioneer R&D Station (Do Not Translate) |
Non Interactable ORE Pioneer R&D Station (Do Not Translate) |
Name of item 90179 (Non-Interactable Object) |
| 1019397 |
|
Pioneer Redemption Token |
Pioneer Redemption Token |
|
| 1019398 |
|
Pioneer Redemption Token |
Pioneer Redemption Token |
Name of item 90180 (Miscellaneous) |
| 1019399 |
|
Can be traded in for an ORE Pioneer from the right agent at the right station at the right time. |
Can be traded in for an ORE Pioneer from the right agent at the right station at the right time. |
Description of item "Pioneer Redemption Token" (90180) |
| 1019439 |
|
Non-interactable Upwell Research Complex Wreck (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Non-interactable Upwell Research Complex Wreck (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90205 (Non-Interactable Object) |
| 1019441 |
|
Mobile Phase Anchors |
Mobile Phase Anchors |
|
| 1019497 |
|
State Managed Asteroid Belt |
State Managed Asteroid Belt |
|
| 1019498 |
|
Federation Managed Asteroid Belt |
Federation Managed Asteroid Belt |
|
| 1019501 |
|
Erratic Ore Formula |
Erratic Ore Formula |
Description of group ID 4924 |
| 1019502 |
|
Unrefined Minerals |
Unrefined Minerals |
|
| 1019551 |
|
Ore distribution, Asteroid Fields, Ore Anomalies, Phased Fields, etc. |
Ore distribution, Asteroid Fields, Ore Anomalies, Phased Fields, etc. |
UI/Map/MapPallet/categoryTooltipMining |
| 1019556 |
|
Managed Asteroid Belt |
Managed Asteroid Belt |
Description of group ID 4930 |
| 1019559 |
|
Unrefined Mineral |
Unrefined Mineral |
Description of group ID 4932 |
| 1019560 |
|
Unrefined Tritanium Formula |
Unrefined Tritanium Formula |
Name of item 90274 (Composite Reaction Formulas) |
| 1019561 |
|
Unrefined Pyerite Formula |
Unrefined Pyerite Formula |
Name of item 90275 (Composite Reaction Formulas) |
| 1019562 |
|
Unrefined Mexallon Formula |
Unrefined Mexallon Formula |
Name of item 90276 (Composite Reaction Formulas) |
| 1019563 |
|
Unrefined Isogen Formula |
Unrefined Isogen Formula |
Name of item 90277 (Composite Reaction Formulas) |
| 1019564 |
|
Unrefined Nocxium Formula |
Unrefined Nocxium Formula |
Name of item 90278 (Composite Reaction Formulas) |
| 1019565 |
|
Unrefined Zydrine Formula |
Unrefined Zydrine Formula |
Name of item 90279 (Composite Reaction Formulas) |
| 1019568 |
|
Unrefined Megacyte Formula |
Unrefined Megacyte Formula |
Name of item 90281 (Composite Reaction Formulas) |
| 1019569 |
|
Unrefined Morphite Formula |
Unrefined Morphite Formula |
Name of item 90282 (Composite Reaction Formulas) |
| 1019570 |
|
Unrefined Tritanium |
Unrefined Tritanium |
Name of item 90283 (Unrefined Mineral) |
| 1019571 |
|
An unrefined form of the mineral Tritanium.
It can be reprocessed into a variable quantity of the base form of that mineral, which can then be used in a variety of industry jobs. |
An unrefined form of the mineral <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a>.
It can be reprocessed into a variable quantity of the base form of that mineral, which can then be used in a variety of industry jobs. |
Description of item "Unrefined Tritanium" (90283) |
| 1019572 |
|
Unrefined Pyerite |
Unrefined Pyerite |
Name of item 90284 (Unrefined Mineral) |
| 1019573 |
|
An unrefined form of the mineral Pyerite.
It can be reprocessed into a variable quantity of the base form of that mineral, which can then be used in a variety of industry jobs. |
An unrefined form of the mineral <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>.
It can be reprocessed into a variable quantity of the base form of that mineral, which can then be used in a variety of industry jobs. |
Description of item "Unrefined Pyerite" (90284) |
| 1019576 |
|
Unrefined Mexallon |
Unrefined Mexallon |
Name of item 90286 (Unrefined Mineral) |
| 1019577 |
|
An unrefined form of the mineral Mexallon.
It can be reprocessed into a variable quantity of the base form of that mineral, which can then be used in a variety of industry jobs. |
An unrefined form of the mineral <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
It can be reprocessed into a variable quantity of the base form of that mineral, which can then be used in a variety of industry jobs. |
Description of item "Unrefined Mexallon" (90286) |
| 1019582 |
|
{faintColor}You mined {normalFont}{amountMinedColor}{amount}{faintColor}{smallFont} units of {normalColor}{normalFont}{[item]oreTypeID.name} |
{faintColor}You mined {normalFont}{amountMinedColor}{amount}{faintColor}{smallFont} units of {normalColor}{normalFont}{[item]oreTypeID.name} |
UI/Inflight/ActivityLog/OreMined |
| 1019583 |
|
Unrefined Isogen |
Unrefined Isogen |
Name of item 90289 (Unrefined Mineral) |
| 1019584 |
|
An unrefined form of the mineral Isogen.
It can be reprocessed into a variable quantity of the base form of that mineral, which can then be used in a variety of industry jobs. |
An unrefined form of the mineral <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
It can be reprocessed into a variable quantity of the base form of that mineral, which can then be used in a variety of industry jobs. |
Description of item "Unrefined Isogen" (90289) |
| 1019587 |
|
Unrefined Nocxium |
Unrefined Nocxium |
Name of item 90292 (Unrefined Mineral) |
| 1019588 |
|
An unrefined form of the mineral Nocxium.
It can be reprocessed into a variable quantity of the base form of that mineral, which can then be used in a variety of industry jobs. |
An unrefined form of the mineral <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
It can be reprocessed into a variable quantity of the base form of that mineral, which can then be used in a variety of industry jobs. |
Description of item "Unrefined Nocxium" (90292) |
| 1019592 |
|
{critColor}Critical mining success!{faintColor}{smallFont} You mined an additional {critColor}{normalFont}{amount}{faintColor}{smallFont} units of {normalColor}{normalFont}{[item]oreTypeID.name} |
{critColor}Critical mining success!{faintColor}{smallFont} You mined an additional {critColor}{normalFont}{amount}{faintColor}{smallFont} units of {normalColor}{normalFont}{[item]oreTypeID.name} |
UI/Inflight/ActivityLog/MiningCriticalHit |
| 1019593 |
|
Unrefined Zydrine |
Unrefined Zydrine |
Name of item 90294 (Unrefined Mineral) |
| 1019594 |
|
An unrefined form of the mineral Zydrine.
It can be reprocessed into a variable quantity of the base form of that mineral, which can then be used in a variety of industry jobs. |
An unrefined form of the mineral <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a>.
It can be reprocessed into a variable quantity of the base form of that mineral, which can then be used in a variety of industry jobs. |
Description of item "Unrefined Zydrine" (90294) |
| 1019597 |
|
Unrefined Megacyte |
Unrefined Megacyte |
Name of item 90296 (Unrefined Mineral) |
| 1019598 |
|
An unrefined form of the mineral Megacyte.
It can be reprocessed into a variable quantity of the base form of that mineral, which can then be used in a variety of industry jobs. |
An unrefined form of the mineral <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a>.
It can be reprocessed into a variable quantity of the base form of that mineral, which can then be used in a variety of industry jobs. |
Description of item "Unrefined Megacyte" (90296) |
| 1019601 |
|
Unrefined Morphite |
Unrefined Morphite |
Name of item 90298 (Unrefined Mineral) |
| 1019602 |
|
An unrefined form of the mineral Morphite.
It can be reprocessed into a variable quantity of the base form of that mineral, which can then be used in a variety of industry jobs. |
An unrefined form of the mineral <a href=showinfo:11399>Morphite</a>.
It can be reprocessed into a variable quantity of the base form of that mineral, which can then be used in a variety of industry jobs. |
Description of item "Unrefined Morphite" (90298) |
| 1019607 |
|
Erratic Ore Formulas |
Erratic Ore Formulas |
|
| 1019608 |
|
Unrefined Mineral |
Unrefined Mineral |
|
| 1019613 |
|
♦ Prospect |
♦ Prospect |
Name of item 90304 (♦ Frigate) |
| 1019614 |
|
After the success of the Venture mining frigate, ORE spun their growing frontier exploration, exploitation and technology divisions into new subsidiaries. One of the first projects undertaken by the newly configured ORE conglomerate was the development of a new line of Expedition frigates, designed to meet the needs of the riskiest and most lucrative harvesting operations.
The Prospect combines improved asteroid mining systems with the Venture frame whose speed and agility made its predecessor famous. It is also the first ORE ship to take advantage of Covert Ops Cloaking Devices, allowing the Prospect to warp while cloaked for movement to and from asteroid fields in even the most hostile territories. |
After the success of the Venture mining frigate, ORE spun their growing frontier exploration, exploitation and technology divisions into new subsidiaries. One of the first projects undertaken by the newly configured ORE conglomerate was the development of a new line of Expedition frigates, designed to meet the needs of the riskiest and most lucrative harvesting operations.
The Prospect combines improved asteroid mining systems with the Venture frame whose speed and agility made its predecessor famous. It is also the first ORE ship to take advantage of Covert Ops Cloaking Devices, allowing the Prospect to warp while cloaked for movement to and from asteroid fields in even the most hostile territories. |
Description of item "♦ Prospect" (90304) |
| 1019619 |
|
Clear Log |
Clear Log |
UI/Accessories/Log/ClearLog |
| 1019620 |
|
Unrefined Minerals |
Unrefined Minerals |
|
| 1019621 |
|
Compressed Prismaticite |
Compressed Prismaticite |
Name of item 90307 (Prismaticite) |
| 1019622 |
|
Prismaticite is an Erratic Ore. Once reprocessed, it will collapse into one of a number of different minerals.
This is the only type of Prismaticite that can be used in reactions.
The unique properties of this ore are a result of its fundamental dimensional instability. It was shaped in an unknowable higher-dimensional environment.
This material has been compressed into a much more compact form of the original material. |
Prismaticite is an Erratic Ore. Once reprocessed, it will collapse into <b>one of a number of different minerals</b>.
This is the only type of Prismaticite that can be used in reactions.
The unique properties of this ore are a result of its fundamental dimensional instability. It was shaped in an unknowable higher-dimensional environment.
This material has been compressed into a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Prismaticite" (90307) |
| 1019639 |
|
Sites that contain asteroids from which ores can be harvested. |
Sites that contain asteroids from which ores can be harvested. |
|
| 1019640 |
|
Hidden Belts |
Hidden Belts |
|
| 1019651 |
|
Hidden Omber Deposit |
Hidden Omber Deposit |
Name for dungeon 13469 |
| 1019655 |
|
Your passive sensors have detected coordinates to an uncharted site emerging into k-space. This asteroid belt radiates a distinctive energy signature reminiscent of those found within the Abyss. |
Your passive sensors have detected coordinates to an uncharted site emerging into k-space. This asteroid belt radiates a distinctive energy signature reminiscent of those found within the Abyss. |
|
| 1019656 |
|
Shrouded Asteroid Field |
Shrouded Asteroid Field |
Name for dungeon 13470 |
| 1019659 |
|
Connect |
Connect |
UI/Inflight/SpaceComponents/PhaseStabilizer/ConnectShip |
| 1019663 |
|
Your passive sensors briefly detected coordinates to an uncharted asteroid field. The energy signature is turbulent and reminiscent of pockets found inside large gas cloud storms. |
Your passive sensors briefly detected coordinates to an uncharted asteroid field. The energy signature is turbulent and reminiscent of pockets found inside large gas cloud storms. |
|
| 1019664 |
|
Your passive sensors briefly detected coordinates to an uncharted asteroid field. The energy signature is turbulent and reminiscent of pockets found inside large gas cloud storms. |
Your passive sensors briefly detected coordinates to an uncharted asteroid field. The energy signature is turbulent and reminiscent of pockets found inside large gas cloud storms. |
|
| 1019665 |
|
Your passive sensors briefly detected coordinates to an uncharted asteroid field. The energy signature is turbulent and reminiscent of pockets found inside large gas cloud storms. |
Your passive sensors briefly detected coordinates to an uncharted asteroid field. The energy signature is turbulent and reminiscent of pockets found inside large gas cloud storms. |
|
| 1019666 |
|
Your passive sensors briefly detected coordinates to an uncharted asteroid field. The energy signature is turbulent and reminiscent of pockets found inside large gas cloud storms. |
Your passive sensors briefly detected coordinates to an uncharted asteroid field. The energy signature is turbulent and reminiscent of pockets found inside large gas cloud storms. |
|
| 1019667 |
|
Your passive sensors briefly detected coordinates to an uncharted asteroid field. The energy signature is turbulent and reminiscent of pockets found inside large gas cloud storms. |
Your passive sensors briefly detected coordinates to an uncharted asteroid field. The energy signature is turbulent and reminiscent of pockets found inside large gas cloud storms. |
|
| 1019668 |
|
Your passive sensors briefly detected coordinates to an uncharted asteroid field. The energy signature is turbulent and reminiscent of pockets found inside large gas cloud storms. |
Your passive sensors briefly detected coordinates to an uncharted asteroid field. The energy signature is turbulent and reminiscent of pockets found inside large gas cloud storms. |
|
| 1019669 |
|
Your passive sensors briefly detected coordinates to an uncharted asteroid field. The energy signature is turbulent and reminiscent of pockets found inside large gas cloud storms. |
Your passive sensors briefly detected coordinates to an uncharted asteroid field. The energy signature is turbulent and reminiscent of pockets found inside large gas cloud storms. |
|
| 1019670 |
|
ORE Communication Array |
ORE Communication Array |
Name of item 90327 (Spawn Container) |
| 1019672 |
|
You must be within {[numeric]shipConnectionMaxRange.distance} to connect to a {[item]typeID.name}. |
You must be within {[numeric]shipConnectionMaxRange.distance} to connect to a {[item]typeID.name}. |
|
| 1019678 |
|
Non-interactable Nemesis (Do not translate) |
Non-interactable Nemesis (Do not translate) |
Name of item 90330 (Non-Interactable Object) |
| 1019679 |
|
Non-interactable Helios (Do not translate) |
Non-interactable Helios (Do not translate) |
Name of item 90331 (Non-Interactable Object) |
| 1019680 |
|
Non-interactable Sin (Do not translate) |
Non-interactable Sin (Do not translate) |
Name of item 90332 (Non-Interactable Object) |
| 1019682 |
|
Small Rock |
Small Rock |
|
| 1019683 |
|
Small Rock |
Small Rock |
|
| 1019684 |
|
Small Rock |
Small Rock |
|
| 1019685 |
|
Small Rock |
Small Rock |
|
| 1019686 |
|
Small Rock |
Small Rock |
|
| 1019687 |
|
Small Rock |
Small Rock |
|
| 1019688 |
|
Small Rock |
Small Rock |
|
| 1019689 |
|
Small Rock |
Small Rock |
|
| 1019691 |
|
Distance |
Distance |
UI/Map/Distance |
| 1019692 |
|
Jump Fatigue |
Jump Fatigue |
UI/Map/JumpFatigue |
| 1019693 |
|
Within jump range, but jump access to this system is restricted |
Within jump range, but jump access to this system is restricted |
UI/Map/WithinJumpRangeRestricted |
| 1019694 |
|
Within jump range |
Within jump range |
UI/Map/WithinJumpRange |
| 1019695 |
|
Not within jump range |
Not within jump range |
UI/Map/NotWithinJumpRange |
| 1019696 |
|
Fuel Consumption |
Fuel Consumption |
UI/Map/FuelConsumption |
| 1019697 |
|
{[numeric]qty, useGrouping, decimalPlaces=0} {[item]typeID.name} |
{[numeric]qty, useGrouping, decimalPlaces=0} {[item]typeID.name} |
UI/Map/QtyAndType |
| 1019698 |
|
Jump Reactivation Time |
Jump Reactivation Time |
UI/Map/JumpReactivationTime |
| 1019703 |
|
ORE Communication Array |
ORE Communication Array |
Name of item 90333 (Spawn Container) |
| 1019704 |
|
A large communication array used to send encrypted data over massive distances without relying on 3rd-party or public infrastructure. |
A large communication array used to send encrypted data over massive distances without relying on 3rd-party or public infrastructure. |
Description of item "ORE Communication Array" (90333) |
| 1019723 |
|
Non-interactable Minmatar Mining Station Ruins (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Non-interactable Minmatar Mining Station Ruins (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90334 (Non-Interactable Object) |
| 1019732 |
|
Ice Belt |
Ice Belt |
Description of group ID 4935 |
| 1019733 |
|
Ice Belt |
Ice Belt |
Name of item 90335 (Ice Belt) |
| 1019734 |
|
Phased Asteroid Field |
Phased Asteroid Field |
Description of group ID 4936 |
| 1019735 |
|
Phased Field |
Phased Field |
Name of item 90336 (Phased Asteroid Field) |
| 1019736 |
|
Rare Asteroid Field |
Rare Asteroid Field |
Description of group ID 4937 |
| 1019737 |
|
Ore Deposit |
Ore Deposit |
Description of group ID 4938 |
| 1019738 |
|
Ore Deposit |
Ore Deposit |
Name of item 90337 (Ore Deposit) |
| 1019739 |
|
White Glaze Belt |
White Glaze Belt |
|
| 1019740 |
|
Blue Ice Belt |
Blue Ice Belt |
|
| 1019741 |
|
Glacial Mass Belt |
Glacial Mass Belt |
|
| 1019742 |
|
Clear Icicle Belt |
Clear Icicle Belt |
|
| 1019743 |
|
Small Omber Deposit |
Small Omber Deposit |
|
| 1019744 |
|
Small Kernite and Omber Deposit |
Small Kernite and Omber Deposit |
|
| 1019745 |
|
Average Omber Deposit |
Average Omber Deposit |
|
| 1019746 |
|
Average Kernite and Omber Deposit |
Average Kernite and Omber Deposit |
|
| 1019747 |
|
Large Omber Deposit |
Large Omber Deposit |
|
| 1019748 |
|
Large Kernite and Omber Deposit |
Large Kernite and Omber Deposit |
|
| 1020220 |
|
Mine and Hack |
Mine and Hack |
UI/Objectives/Titles/minehack |
| 1020237 |
|
{[item]typeID.name} must be within {[numeric]phaseableMaxRange.distance} of a Phased Asteroid for your ship to connect. |
{[item]typeID.name} must be within {[numeric]phaseableMaxRange.distance} of a Phased Asteroid for your ship to connect. |
|
| 1020238 |
|
{[item]typeID.name} is currently Phasing-In an asteroid and cannot accept new connections. |
{[item]typeID.name} is currently Phasing-In an asteroid and cannot accept new connections. |
|
| 1020243 |
|
Encrypted ORE Communication Logs |
Encrypted ORE Communication Logs |
Name of item 90354 (Miscellaneous) |
| 1020244 |
|
ORE communication logs whose multi-layered encryption indicates of a strong desire to keep their contents secret from intrusive eyes. |
ORE communication logs whose multi-layered encryption indicates of a strong desire to keep their contents secret from intrusive eyes. |
Description of item "Encrypted ORE Communication Logs" (90354) |
| 1020716 |
|
{[item]phaseableTypeID.name} is not in a suitable state to be Phased-In by {[item]phaseStabilizerTypeID.name}. |
{[item]phaseableTypeID.name} is not in a suitable state to be Phased-In by {[item]phaseStabilizerTypeID.name}. |
|
| 1020724 |
|
Mehatoor System Effect |
Mehatoor System Effect |
Name for dungeon 13473 |
| 1021168 |
|
Onnamon System Effect |
Onnamon System Effect |
Name for dungeon 13474 |
| 1021169 |
|
Intaki System Effect |
Intaki System Effect |
Name for dungeon 13475 |
| 1021170 |
|
Amo System Effect |
Amo System Effect |
Name for dungeon 13479 |
| 1021176 |
|
bonus to mining laser cycle time |
bonus to mining laser cycle time |
Trait for item "Mehatoor - 24th Imperial Crusade War HQ" (90144) |
| 1021179 |
|
ore deposits are more likely to appear here and in nearby systems |
ore deposits are more likely to appear here and in nearby systems |
Trait for item "Mehatoor - 24th Imperial Crusade War HQ" (90144) |
| 1021180 |
|
ore deposits are more likely to appear here and in nearby systems |
ore deposits are more likely to appear here and in nearby systems |
Trait for item "Onnamon - State Protectorate War HQ" (90145) |
| 1021181 |
|
this system is always under the effects of suppression stage 2 |
this system is always under the effects of suppression stage 2 |
Trait for item "Onnamon - State Protectorate War HQ" (90145) |
| 1021182 |
|
ore deposits are more likely to appear here and in nearby systems |
ore deposits are more likely to appear here and in nearby systems |
Trait for item "Intaki - Federal Defense Union War HQ" (90146) |
| 1021183 |
|
this system is always under the effects of suppression stage 2 |
this system is always under the effects of suppression stage 2 |
Trait for item "Intaki - Federal Defense Union War HQ" (90146) |
| 1021184 |
|
ore deposits are more likely to appear here and in nearby systems |
ore deposits are more likely to appear here and in nearby systems |
Trait for item "Amo - Tribal Liberation Force War HQ" (90147) |
| 1021185 |
|
this system is always under the effects of suppression stage 2 |
this system is always under the effects of suppression stage 2 |
Trait for item "Amo - Tribal Liberation Force War HQ" (90147) |
| 1021186 |
|
QA Phased Asteroids |
QA Phased Asteroids |
Description of group ID 4941 |
| 1021187 |
|
QA Mineable Spacecomponent Veldspar |
QA Mineable Spacecomponent Veldspar |
Name of item 90358 (QA Phased Asteroids) |
| 1021188 |
|
Scordite |
Scordite |
|
| 1021189 |
|
Veldspar |
Veldspar |
|
| 1021190 |
|
Veldspar |
Veldspar |
|
| 1021191 |
|
Veldspar |
Veldspar |
|
| 1021192 |
|
Veldspar Deposit |
Veldspar Deposit |
|
| 1021193 |
|
Target cannot currently be mined. |
Target cannot currently be mined. |
|
| 1021198 |
|
Cannot connect to {[item]typeID.name} as it has no activations remaining. |
Cannot connect to {[item]typeID.name} as it has no activations remaining. |
|
| 1021211 |
|
Non-Interactable Minmatar Mining Station Ruins (Do Not Translate) |
Non-Interactable Minmatar Mining Station Ruins (Do Not Translate) |
Name of item 90367 (Non-Interactable Object) |
| 1021213 |
|
Non-Interactable Amarr Mining Station Ruins (Do Not Translate) |
Non-Interactable Amarr Mining Station Ruins (Do Not Translate) |
Name of item 90368 (Non-Interactable Object) |
| 1021215 |
|
Non-Interactable Low-Tech Solar Harvester (Do Not Translate) |
Non-Interactable Low-Tech Solar Harvester (Do Not Translate) |
Name of item 90369 (Non-Interactable Object) |
| 1021218 |
|
Toggle Jump Range Visualization |
Toggle Jump Range Visualization |
UI/Map/MapPallet/buttonTooltipShowJumpRange |
| 1021263 |
|
bonus to Cenobite Support Fighter neutralization strength |
bonus to Cenobite <a href=showinfo:40573>Support Fighter</a> neutralization strength |
Trait for item "Archon" (23757) |
| 1021264 |
|
bonus to Scarab Support Fighter ECM strength |
bonus to Scarab <a href=showinfo:40573>Support Fighter</a> ECM strength |
Trait for item "Chimera" (23915) |
| 1021265 |
|
bonus to Dromi Support Fighter stasis webification strength |
bonus to Dromi <a href=showinfo:40573>Support Fighter</a> stasis webification strength |
Trait for item "Nidhoggur" (24483) |
| 1021266 |
|
bonus to Siren Support Fighter afterburner speed bonus |
bonus to Siren <a href=showinfo:40573>Support Fighter</a> afterburner speed bonus |
Trait for item "Thanatos" (23911) |
| 1021268 |
|
Angel Bunker |
Angel Bunker |
|
| 1021269 |
|
You seem to have found a data fragment that leads to a Undiscovered Asteroid Belt |
You seem to have found a data fragment that leads to a Undiscovered Asteroid Belt |
|
| 1021270 |
|
Escalation Test 4 - Shrouded Asteroid Field |
Escalation Test 4 - Shrouded Asteroid Field |
Name for dungeon 13480 |
| 1021271 |
|
Unrefined Minerals Processing |
Unrefined Minerals Processing |
Name of item 90398 (Resource Processing) |
| 1021272 |
|
Specialization in Unrefined Minerals reprocessing. Allows a skilled individual to utilize reprocessing facilities at considerably greater efficiency.
2% bonus to reprocessing yield per skill level for unrefined minerals produced from reactions on erratic ores such as Prismaticite |
Specialization in Unrefined Minerals reprocessing. Allows a skilled individual to utilize reprocessing facilities at considerably greater efficiency.
2% bonus to reprocessing yield per skill level for unrefined minerals produced from reactions on erratic ores such as Prismaticite |
Description of item "Unrefined Minerals Processing" (90398) |
| 1021274 |
|
Purchase |
Purchase |
UI/PlexVault/Logs/Categories/CategoryPurchase |
| 1021275 |
|
NES |
NES |
UI/PlexVault/Logs/Categories/CategoryNES |
| 1021276 |
|
SKINR |
SKINR |
UI/PlexVault/Logs/Categories/CategorySKINR |
| 1021277 |
|
Reward |
Reward |
UI/PlexVault/Logs/Categories/CategoryReward |
| 1021278 |
|
Inventory |
Inventory |
UI/PlexVault/Logs/Categories/CategoryInventory |
| 1021281 |
|
Omega |
Omega |
UI/PlexVault/Logs/Categories/CategoryOmega |
| 1021282 |
|
CCP |
CCP |
UI/PlexVault/Logs/Categories/CategoryCCP |
| 1021283 |
|
Conduit Jump capable |
<a href=showinfo:83094>Conduit Jump</a> capable |
Trait for item "Aeon" (23919) |
| 1021284 |
|
Conduit Jump capable |
<a href=showinfo:83094>Conduit Jump</a> capable |
Trait for item "Wyvern" (23917) |
| 1021285 |
|
Conduit Jump capable |
<a href=showinfo:83094>Conduit Jump</a> capable |
Trait for item "Nyx" (23913) |
| 1021286 |
|
Conduit Jump capable |
<a href=showinfo:83094>Conduit Jump</a> capable |
Trait for item "Hel" (22852) |
| 1021287 |
|
Conduit Jump capable |
<a href=showinfo:83094>Conduit Jump</a> capable |
Trait for item "Revenant" (3514) |
| 1021288 |
|
Conduit Jump capable |
<a href=showinfo:83094>Conduit Jump</a> capable |
Trait for item "Vendetta" (42125) |
| 1021289 |
|
Purchased from CCP |
Purchased from CCP |
UI/PlexVault/Logs/Summaries/SummaryWebsitePurchase |
| 1021290 |
|
Purchased from CCP |
Purchased from CCP |
UI/PlexVault/Logs/Summaries/SummaryPurchaseEpic |
| 1021291 |
|
Purchased from CCP |
Purchased from CCP |
UI/PlexVault/Logs/Summaries/SummaryPurchaseSteam |
| 1021292 |
|
{amount}x {offerName}; NES purchase by {[character]characterID.name} |
{amount}x {offerName}; NES purchase by {[character]characterID.name} |
UI/PlexVault/Logs/Summaries/SummaryNESPurchase |
| 1021293 |
|
Purchased from CCP |
Purchased from CCP |
UI/PlexVault/Logs/Summaries/SummaryNESPlexPurchase |
| 1021294 |
|
{amount}x {[item]designElementTypeID.name}; Paragon Hub purchase by {[character]characterID.name} |
{amount}x {[item]designElementTypeID.name}; Paragon Hub purchase by {[character]characterID.name} |
UI/PlexVault/Logs/Summaries/SummarySkinrComponentPurchase |
| 1021295 |
|
{amount}x {skinName}; Paragon Hub purchase by {[character]buyerCharacterID.name} from {[character]sellerCharacterID.name} |
{amount}x {skinName}; Paragon Hub purchase by {[character]buyerCharacterID.name} from {[character]sellerCharacterID.name} |
UI/PlexVault/Logs/Summaries/SummarySkinrSKINPurchase |
| 1021296 |
|
{amount}x {skinName}; Paragon Hub sale by {[character]sellerCharacterID.name} to {[character]buyerCharacterID.name}, includes {taxAmount} PLEX taxed |
{amount}x {skinName}; Paragon Hub sale by {[character]sellerCharacterID.name} to {[character]buyerCharacterID.name}, includes {taxAmount} PLEX taxed |
UI/PlexVault/Logs/Summaries/SummarySkinrSKINSale |
| 1021297 |
|
Sequencing of {amount}x {skinName} by {[character]characterID.name} |
Sequencing of {amount}x {skinName} by {[character]characterID.name} |
UI/PlexVault/Logs/Summaries/SummarySkinrSKINSequence |
| 1021298 |
|
Sequencing of {skinName} sped up by {[character]characterID.name} |
Sequencing of {skinName} sped up by {[character]characterID.name} |
UI/PlexVault/Logs/Summaries/SummarySkinrSequenceSpeedUp |
| 1021299 |
|
Earned from AIR Daily Goals by {[character]characterID.name} |
Earned from AIR Daily Goals by {[character]characterID.name} |
UI/PlexVault/Logs/Summaries/SummaryDailyGoalReward |
| 1021300 |
|
Added to Vault by {[character]characterID.name} |
Added to Vault by {[character]characterID.name} |
UI/PlexVault/Logs/Summaries/SummaryPLEXMoveToVault |
| 1021301 |
|
Removed from Vault by {[character]characterID.name} |
Removed from Vault by {[character]characterID.name} |
UI/PlexVault/Logs/Summaries/SummaryPLEXMoveFromVault |
| 1021302 |
|
Purchased from market by {[character]characterID.name} |
Purchased from market by {[character]characterID.name} |
UI/PlexVault/Logs/Summaries/SummaryPLEXPurchaseFromMarket |
| 1021303 |
|
Listed from Vault on market by {[character]characterID.name} |
Listed from Vault on market by {[character]characterID.name} |
UI/PlexVault/Logs/Summaries/SummaryPLEXSaleOnMarket |
| 1021305 |
|
Acquired by {[character]characterID.name} via contract |
Acquired by {[character]characterID.name} via contract |
UI/PlexVault/Logs/Summaries/SummaryContractPLEXPurchase |
| 1021306 |
|
Collected from redemption queue by {[character]characterID.name} |
Collected from redemption queue by {[character]characterID.name} |
UI/PlexVault/Logs/Summaries/SummaryRewardQueueRedemption |
| 1021307 |
|
{[timeinterval]duration.writtenForm, from=month, to=day} Omega time purchased by {[character]characterID.name} |
{[timeinterval]duration.writtenForm, from=month, to=day} Omega time purchased by {[character]characterID.name} |
UI/PlexVault/Logs/Summaries/SummaryOmegaPurchase |
| 1021309 |
|
Reward |
Reward |
UI/PlexVault/Logs/Summaries/SummaryRecruitmentReward |
| 1021310 |
|
GM Transfer: {manuallyInputReason} |
GM Transfer: {manuallyInputReason} |
UI/PlexVault/Logs/Summaries/SummaryGMTransfer |
| 1021318 |
|
stringResult: {stringKey}
integerResult: {[numeric]integerKey}
signedIntegerResult: {[numeric]signedIntegerKey}
doubleResult: {[numeric]doubleKey}
timestampResult: {[datetime]timestampKey}
durationResult: {[timeinterval]durationKey}
characterNameResult: {[character]characterKey.name}
anotherMessageIDResult: {[messageid]anotherMessageID} |
stringResult: {stringKey}
integerResult: {[numeric]integerKey}
signedIntegerResult: {[numeric]signedIntegerKey}
doubleResult: {[numeric]doubleKey}
timestampResult: {[datetime]timestampKey}
durationResult: {[timeinterval]durationKey}
characterNameResult: {[character]characterKey.name}
anotherMessageIDResult: {[messageid]anotherMessageID} |
UI/PlexVault/Logs/Admin/CerberusAPITest |
| 1021357 |
|
Mining Surveyor disabled while warping |
Mining Surveyor disabled while warping |
UI/Mining/MiningScannerDisabledWhileWarping |
| 1021392 |
|
Disable Mining Survey Overlay |
Disable Mining Survey Overlay |
UI/Mining/DisableMiningOverlay |
| 1021393 |
|
Open Scan Results Window |
Open Scan Results Window |
UI/Mining/OpenScanResultsWindow |
| 1021394 |
|
Veldspar Isotope |
Veldspar Isotope |
Name of item 90421 (Veldspar) |
| 1021395 |
|
Veldspar whose properties have been modified through unknown astral phenomena. Otherwise worthless, it might divulge its secrets when examined by an expert. |
Veldspar whose properties have been modified through unknown astral phenomena. Otherwise worthless, it might divulge its secrets when examined by an expert. |
Description of item "Veldspar Isotope" (90421) |
| 1021396 |
|
Veldspar Isotope |
Veldspar Isotope |
Name of item 90422 (Veldspar) |
| 1021397 |
|
Veldspar whose properties have been modified through unknown astral phenomena. Otherwise worthless, it might divulge its secrets when examined by an expert. |
Veldspar whose properties have been modified through unknown astral phenomena. Otherwise worthless, it might divulge its secrets when examined by an expert. |
Description of item "Veldspar Isotope" (90422) |
| 1021399 |
|
Very interesting, keep it coming. |
Very interesting, keep it coming. |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M2 - Event - Ore Delivered" |
| 1021400 |
|
Hey there, Captain.
A friend of mine in the Sisters of EVE has agreed to help us research the data we pulled from ORE’s mainframe. They’re waiting just through that gate. |
Hey there, Captain.
A friend of mine in the Sisters of EVE has agreed to help us research the data we pulled from ORE’s mainframe. They’re waiting just through that gate. |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M2 - Enter - Lobby" |
| 1021401 |
|
Junk, space garbage, do not waste your time mining it!
You need to bring us ore from the lowest density asteroids only. |
Junk, space garbage, do not waste your time mining it!
You need to bring us ore from the lowest density asteroids only. |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M2 - Event - Diversion Mined" |
| 1021402 |
|
Hello there, Captain!
Nice to see you, but our research is completed. Return to your station and Elias can fill you in on your next steps. |
Hello there, Captain!
Nice to see you, but our research is completed. Return to your station and Elias can fill you in on your next steps. |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M2 - Enter - Lobby - Complete" |
| 1021403 |
|
Approx. {[numeric]num_units, useGrouping} Units |
Approx. {[numeric]num_units, useGrouping} Units |
UI/Mining/EstNumberOfUnits |
| 1021404 |
|
SOE Odysseus |
SOE Odysseus |
Name of item 90423 (Irregular Expedition Command Ship) |
| 1021410 |
|
Irregular Expedition Command Ship |
Irregular Expedition Command Ship |
Description of group ID 4945 |
| 1021411 |
|
And we are done! Great work, Captain, analyzing now. |
And we are done! Great work, Captain, analyzing now. |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M2 - Event - Success" |
| 1021412 |
|
Elias, good to see you old friend!
You have certainly brought us some fascinating data. What could have caused a Phased Field to expel such unique isotopes? Very intriguing. |
Elias, good to see you old friend!
You have certainly brought us some fascinating data. What could have caused a Phased Field to expel such unique isotopes? Very intriguing. |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M2 - Enter - Default" |
| 1021413 |
|
Fill the Odysseus' cargo hold with ore from low-density asteroids. |
Fill the Odysseus' cargo hold with ore from low-density asteroids. |
UI/Objectives/Descriptions/depositOreGREAD2 |
| 1021414 |
|
Looks like you’re not quite ready for this mission yet, Captain.
I recommend flying a Pioneer fitted for mining, including a survey scanner like the one I gave you. An afterburner or a microwarpdrive would also be quite useful. |
Looks like you’re not quite ready for this mission yet, Captain.
I recommend flying a Pioneer fitted for mining, including a survey scanner like the one I gave you. An afterburner or a microwarpdrive would also be quite useful. |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M2 - Fitting" |
| 1021415 |
|
Yes, this is exactly what we are looking for, keep it up! |
Yes, this is exactly what we are looking for, keep it up! |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M2 - Event - Target Mined" |
| 1021416 |
|
Ore Distribution |
Ore Distribution |
UI/Map/MapPallet/cbOreAvailability |
| 1021417 |
|
Ore Distribution |
Ore Distribution |
UI/Map/MapPallet/cbOreAvailability |
| 1021418 |
|
Class I Ore |
Class I Ore |
UI/Map/MapPallet/cbOreAvailabilityLowEnd |
| 1021419 |
|
Class II Ore |
Class II Ore |
UI/Map/MapPallet/cbOreAvailabilityMidRange |
| 1021420 |
|
Class III Ore |
Class III Ore |
UI/Map/MapPallet/cbOreAvailabilityHighEnd |
| 1021421 |
|
Ore Distribution |
Ore Distribution |
UI/Map/MapPallet/spOreAvailabilityHeader |
| 1021422 |
|
The distribution of different ores across New Eden. Ores are grouped by class based on their rarity and potential value. Select a class, then choose a specific ore to view its distribution. |
The distribution of different ores across New Eden. Ores are grouped by class based on their rarity and potential value. Select a class, then choose a specific ore to view its distribution. |
UI/Map/MapPallet/spOreAvailabilityDescription |
| 1021423 |
|
Common in high-security space, can be reprocessed into minerals such as Tritanium, Pyerite, or Mexallon among others. |
Common in high-security space, can be reprocessed into minerals such as Tritanium, Pyerite, or Mexallon among others. |
UI/Map/MapPallet/spOreAvailabilityDescriptionLow |
| 1021424 |
|
Commonly found in low-sec or lower-tier null-sec systems. It can be reprocessed into minerals such as Nocxium, Isogen, or Zydrine among others. |
Commonly found in low-sec or lower-tier null-sec systems. It can be reprocessed into minerals such as Nocxium, Isogen, or Zydrine among others. |
UI/Map/MapPallet/spOreAvailabilityDescriptionMid |
| 1021425 |
|
Common in null-security space, can be reprocessed into minerals such as Zydrine, Megacyte, or Morphite among others. |
Common in null-security space, can be reprocessed into minerals such as Zydrine, Megacyte, or Morphite among others. |
UI/Map/MapPallet/spOreAvailabilityDescriptionHigh |
| 1021426 |
|
Not sure what to mine next? |
Not sure what to mine next? |
UI/Map/MapPallet/spMiningJobButtonCTA |
| 1021427 |
|
Browse mining opportunities |
Browse mining opportunities |
UI/Map/MapPallet/spMiningJobButtonLabel |
| 1021428 |
|
Curious about how you or your corp's mining is going? |
Curious about how you or your corp's mining is going? |
UI/Map/MapPallet/spMiningLedgerButtonCTA |
| 1021429 |
|
Open the mining ledger |
Open the mining ledger |
UI/Map/MapPallet/spMiningLedgerButtonLabel |
| 1021430 |
|
Variants |
Variants |
UI/Map/MapPallet/spSectionVariants |
| 1021431 |
|
Reprocessed Materials |
Reprocessed Materials |
UI/Map/MapPallet/spSectionReprocessing |
| 1021432 |
|
Industry |
Industry |
UI/Map/MapPallet/spSectionIndustry |
| 1021434 |
|
Toggle Persistent Data View
Detailed data for all systems remains visible.
Hold Ctrl to activate temporarily. |
<b>Toggle Persistent Data View</b>
Detailed data for all systems remains visible.
Hold <b>Ctrl</b> to activate temporarily. |
UI/Map/MapPallet/PersistentDataView |
| 1021435 |
|
Enhanced Mining Surveyor |
Enhanced Mining Surveyor |
|
| 1021436 |
|
{num} Units |
{num} Units |
UI/Map/MapPallet/spSectionReprocessingUnit |
| 1021437 |
|
Make sure you board a Venture, then fit a mining laser and a data analyzer before you head out. I also highly recommend an afterburner or a microwarpdrive.
We won’t get far otherwise. |
Make sure you board a Venture, then fit a mining laser and a data analyzer before you head out. I also highly recommend an afterburner or a microwarpdrive.
We won’t get far otherwise. |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M1 - Fitting" |
| 1021438 |
|
{isk} <color={secondaryColor}>(price per unit)</color> |
{isk} <color={secondaryColor}>(price per unit)</color> |
UI/Map/MapPallet/spOrePrice |
| 1021439 |
|
{num} Asteroid Belts |
{num} Asteroid Belts |
UI/Map/MapPallet/filterTooltipOreAvailability |
| 1021440 |
|
Filter Details |
Filter Details |
UI/Map/MapPallet/spHeader |
| 1021441 |
|
Looks like you’re not quite ready for this mission yet, Captain.
I recommend flying a Pioneer fitted for mining and also a data analyzer. Also consider fitting an afterburner or microwarpdrive if you haven't already. |
Looks like you’re not quite ready for this mission yet, Captain.
I recommend flying a Pioneer fitted for mining and also a data analyzer. Also consider fitting an afterburner or microwarpdrive if you haven't already. |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M3 - Fitting" |
| 1021442 |
|
You made the right choice. |
You made the right choice. |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M3 - Event - Hacked Destroy" |
| 1021443 |
|
Hey there, Captain.
The origin point of the explosion that killed Sarnai is just through there, if you’re ready. |
Hey there, Captain.
The origin point of the explosion that killed Sarnai is just through there, if you’re ready. |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M3 - Enter - Lobby" |
| 1021444 |
|
Nothing more to be done here. Head back to me and let’s put this to rest. |
Nothing more to be done here. Head back to me and let’s put this to rest. |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M3 - Enter - Lobby - Complete" |
| 1021445 |
|
Wow, what is this? Some kind of Upwell Consortium facility. Or at least… it was?
Looks like there’s an Upwell structure with intact data at the heart of the debris... And mines. |
Wow, what is this? Some kind of Upwell Consortium facility. Or at least… it was?
Looks like there’s an Upwell structure with intact data at the heart of the debris... And mines. |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M3 - Enter - Default" |
| 1021446 |
|
There’s a bit more space to maneuver now. Keep cutting that path ahead. |
There’s a bit more space to maneuver now. Keep cutting that path ahead. |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M3 - Event - Asteroid Depleted" |
| 1021447 |
|
Ouch. Careful with those piloting controls. There’s only so many dings a ship can take. |
Ouch. Careful with those piloting controls. There’s only so many dings a ship can take. |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M3 - Event - Mine Exploded" |
| 1021448 |
|
Not so fast, Captain!
Elias, I know who you are and why you are here. Trust me, recovering that data is the last thing Sarnai would have wanted. |
Not so fast, Captain!
Elias, I know who you are and why you are here. Trust me, recovering that data is the last thing Sarnai would have wanted. |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M3 - Event - Transmit or Destroy" |
| 1021449 |
|
Upwell Research Structure |
Upwell Research Structure |
Name of item 90424 (Large Collidable Structure) |
| 1021450 |
|
Shockingly intact despite the destructive explosion that ripped through the neighboring structures, outside modules betray its purpose; highly experimental research. |
Shockingly intact despite the destructive explosion that ripped through the neighboring structures, outside modules betray its purpose; highly experimental research. |
Description of item "Upwell Research Structure" (90424) |
| 1021452 |
|
Rubble |
Rubble |
Name of item 90426 (Veldspar) |
| 1021453 |
|
An asteroid that can be destroyed with a mining laser if necessary. |
An asteroid that can be destroyed with a mining laser if necessary. |
Description of item "Rubble" (90426) |
| 1021454 |
|
Director Becker's Outrider |
Director Becker's Outrider |
Name of item 90427 (Irregular Destroyer) |
| 1021456 |
|
Upwell Proximity Mine |
Upwell Proximity Mine |
Name of item 90428 (Large Collidable Structure) |
| 1021457 |
|
Self-destructs explosively when ships enter its effective range, damaging the offending ship and destroying the mine. |
Self-destructs explosively when ships enter its effective range, damaging the offending ship and destroying the mine. |
Description of item "Upwell Proximity Mine" (90428) |
| 1021478 |
|
Fracture ( copy ) |
Fracture ( copy ) |
|
| 1021491 |
|
Fracture (STATIC - FOR VISUAL ONLY) |
Fracture (STATIC - FOR VISUAL ONLY) |
Name of item 90444 (Non-Interactable Object) |
| 1021492 |
|
Phased Prismaticite |
Phased Prismaticite |
Name of item 90445 (Phased Asteroids) |
| 1021493 |
|
A Phased Asteroid containing the erratic ore, Prismaticite. It can only be mined while inside the moving Fracture, and can only be efficiently harvested while phased by a Mobile Phase Anchor.
This asteroid has come to our lower dimensions from somewhere beyond normal reach. It is naturally out of phase with our spacetime.
Visit the User Manual tab for more information |
A Phased Asteroid containing the erratic ore, <a href=showinfo:90041>Prismaticite</a>. It can only be mined while inside the moving Fracture, and can only be efficiently harvested while phased by a <a href=showinfo:90037>Mobile Phase Anchor</a>.
This asteroid has come to our lower dimensions from somewhere beyond normal reach. It is naturally out of phase with our spacetime.
<i>Visit the</i> <b>User Manual</b> <i>tab for more information</i> |
Description of item "Phased Prismaticite" (90445) |
| 1021494 |
|
Phased Prismaticite |
Phased Prismaticite |
Name of item 90446 (Phased Asteroids) |
| 1021495 |
|
A Phased Asteroid containing the erratic ore, Prismaticite. It can only be mined while inside the moving Fracture, and can only be efficiently harvested while phased by a Mobile Phase Anchor.
This asteroid has come to our lower dimensions from somewhere beyond normal reach. It is naturally out of phase with our spacetime.
Visit the User Manual tab for more information |
A Phased Asteroid containing the erratic ore, <a href=showinfo:90041>Prismaticite</a>. It can only be mined while inside the moving Fracture, and can only be efficiently harvested while phased by a <a href=showinfo:90037>Mobile Phase Anchor</a>.
This asteroid has come to our lower dimensions from somewhere beyond normal reach. It is naturally out of phase with our spacetime.
<i>Visit the</i> <b>User Manual</b> <i>tab for more information</i> |
Description of item "Phased Prismaticite" (90446) |
| 1021496 |
|
No Scan Results Found |
No Scan Results Found |
UI/Mining/NoScanResultsFound |
| 1021497 |
|
Phased Asteroid - Fake Latent |
Phased Asteroid - Fake Latent |
Name of item 90447 (Non-Interactable Object) |
| 1021501 |
|
Phased Asteroid - Fake Breached |
Phased Asteroid - Fake Breached |
Name of item 90449 (Non-Interactable Object) |
| 1021504 |
|
Transmit Data |
Transmit Data |
UI/Objectives/Titles/hackTransmitGREAD3 |
| 1021506 |
|
Approach the Structure |
Approach the Structure |
UI/Objectives/Titles/navigateGREAD3 |
| 1021507 |
|
Reach the structure by depleting obstructing rubble and avoiding proximity mines. |
Reach the structure by depleting obstructing rubble and avoiding proximity mines. |
UI/Objectives/Descriptions/navigateGREAD3 |
| 1021508 |
|
This ore is not found in asteroid belts. It is only present in anomalies that have a chance of appearing in the highlighted areas. |
This ore is not found in asteroid belts. It is only present in anomalies that have a chance of appearing in the highlighted areas. |
UI/Map/MapPallet/spOreWarningAnomalies |
| 1021509 |
|
This ore is unique to the Pochven region and can only be mined within its anomaly sites. |
This ore is unique to the Pochven region and can only be mined within its anomaly sites. |
UI/Map/MapPallet/spOreWarningPochven |
| 1021510 |
|
This ore can only be found in wormhole space and is absent from known space systems. |
This ore can only be found in wormhole space and is absent from known space systems. |
UI/Map/MapPallet/spOreWarningWormholes |
| 1021511 |
|
This ore is only available in systems where the Ore Prospecting Array sovereignty upgrade has been installed. |
This ore is only available in systems where the Ore Prospecting Array sovereignty upgrade has been installed. |
UI/Map/MapPallet/spOreWarningProspectingArray |
| 1021512 |
|
Hey there, Captain.
Up ahead, a Phased Field is being worked on by the ORE crew that Sarnai was a part of before she disappeared. |
Hey there, Captain.
Up ahead, a Phased Field is being worked on by the ORE crew that Sarnai was a part of before she disappeared. |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M1 - Enter - Lobby" |
| 1021513 |
|
[Private Comms]
We can comb through it later; time to get out of here. |
[Private Comms]
We can comb through it later; time to get out of here. |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M1 - Event - Success" |
| 1021514 |
|
Hey, Captain, our work is done, and they are not going to be happy to see us!
Best head out before we’re spotted. |
Hey, Captain, our work is done, and they are not going to be happy to see us!
Best head out before we’re spotted. |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M1 - Enter - Lobby - Complete" |
| 1021515 |
|
Welcome to a Phased Field, Captain.
These ORE folks don’t mess around, they’ve already got their Mobile Phase Anchor up and running on the second Phased Asteroid. |
Welcome to a Phased Field, Captain.
These ORE folks don’t mess around, they’ve already got their Mobile Phase Anchor up and running on the second Phased Asteroid. |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M1 - Enter - Default" |
| 1021516 |
|
Pick up the slack out there, ORE needs this site turned over, and there’s still more rocks that need breaking. |
Pick up the slack out there, ORE needs this site turned over, and there’s still more rocks that need breaking. |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M1 - Event - Final Asteroid" |
| 1021517 |
|
[Private Comms]
Okay, I think they’re buying it.
Hack the comms array’s mainframe to download any data on Sarnai and then get us out of here. |
[Private Comms]
Okay, I think they’re buying it.
Hack the comms array’s mainframe to download any data on Sarnai and then get us out of here. |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M1 - Event - Hack Structure" |
| 1021518 |
|
Deposit Ore |
Deposit Ore |
UI/Objectives/Titles/depositOreGREAD2 |
| 1021519 |
|
Blend in with the crew by depleting the veldspar asteroids. |
Blend in with the crew by depleting the veldspar asteroids. |
UI/Objectives/Descriptions/mineInitialAsteroidsGREAD1 |
| 1021520 |
|
Loot the data disk before returning to Elias. |
Loot the data disk before returning to Elias. |
UI/Objectives/Descriptions/acquireItemGREAD1 |
| 1021521 |
|
Maintain your cover by depleting the scordite asteroid. |
Maintain your cover by depleting the scordite asteroid. |
UI/Objectives/Descriptions/mineFinalAsteroidGREAD1 |
| 1021522 |
|
Hack the communications array to gain access. |
Hack the communications array to gain access. |
UI/Objectives/Descriptions/hackStructureGREAD1 |
| 1021535 |
|
Purchase cancelled |
Purchase cancelled |
UI/PlexVault/Logs/Summaries/SummarySkinrSKINPurchaseCancelled |
| 1021536 |
|
Fitting a Mining Survey Chipset module or joining a fleet with Mining Foreman Bursts upgrades the surveyor with additional information. |
Fitting a <a href=showinfo:444>Mining Survey Chipset</a> module or joining a fleet with <a href=showinfo:42528>Mining Foreman Bursts</a> upgrades the surveyor with additional information. |
UI/Mining/MiningScannerUpgradeRequired |
| 1021538 |
|
Grab that item |
Grab that item |
UI/Objectives/Titles/acquireItemGREAD1 |
| 1021539 |
|
Grab that item |
Grab that item |
UI/Objectives/Titles/acquireItemGREAD3 |
| 1021540 |
|
Loot the proof before returning to Elias. |
Loot the proof before returning to Elias. |
UI/Objectives/Descriptions/acquireItemGREAD3 |
| 1021541 |
|
ORE Retriever |
ORE Retriever |
Name of item 90453 (Irregular Mining Barge) |
| 1021543 |
|
ORE Pioneer |
ORE Pioneer |
Name of item 90454 (Irregular Destroyer) |
| 1021545 |
|
ORE Venture |
ORE Venture |
Name of item 90455 (Irregular Frigate) |
| 1021547 |
|
Director Becker's Rorqual |
Director Becker's Rorqual |
Name of item 90456 (Irregular Industrial Command Ship) |
| 1021550 |
|
Your passive sensors have detected coordinates to an uncharted site emerging into k-space. This asteroid belt radiates a distinctive energy signature reminiscent of those found within the Abyss. |
Your passive sensors have detected coordinates to an uncharted site emerging into k-space. This asteroid belt radiates a distinctive energy signature reminiscent of those found within the Abyss. |
|
| 1021551 |
|
Veiled Asteroid Field |
Veiled Asteroid Field |
Name for dungeon 13492 |
| 1021552 |
|
[Private Comms]
Woah! That’s a lot more data than I expected. Grab it. |
[Private Comms]
Woah! That’s a lot more data than I expected. Grab it. |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M1 - Event - Acquire Item" |
| 1021553 |
|
Hidden Dark Ochre and Gneiss Deposit |
Hidden Dark Ochre and Gneiss Deposit |
Name for dungeon 13493 |
| 1021554 |
|
Hidden Gneiss Deposit |
Hidden Gneiss Deposit |
Name for dungeon 13494 |
| 1021555 |
|
I hope you can live with what you’ve done. |
I hope you can live with what you’ve done. |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M3 - Event - Hacked Transmit" |
| 1021556 |
|
Hold on... There's a ship warping in. |
Hold on... There's a ship warping in. |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M3 - Event - Structure Proximity" |
| 1021557 |
|
Deserted Asteroid Construct |
Deserted Asteroid Construct |
|
| 1021558 |
|
Deserted Asteroid Factory |
Deserted Asteroid Factory |
|
| 1021559 |
|
Deserted Asteroid Colony |
Deserted Asteroid Colony |
|
| 1021560 |
|
Deserted Asteroid Station |
Deserted Asteroid Station |
|
| 1021561 |
|
Deserted Asteroid Structure |
Deserted Asteroid Structure |
|
| 1021562 |
|
Deserted Asteroid Installation |
Deserted Asteroid Installation |
|
| 1021563 |
|
Hidden Crokite, Dark Ochre and Gneiss Deposit |
Hidden Crokite, Dark Ochre and Gneiss Deposit |
Name for dungeon 13495 |
| 1021564 |
|
Wait |
Wait |
UI/Objectives/Titles/waitGREAD3 |
| 1021565 |
|
A ship approaches... |
A ship approaches... |
UI/Objectives/Descriptions/waitGREAD3 |
| 1021566 |
|
Asteroid Colony |
Asteroid Colony |
|
| 1021567 |
|
Asteroid Colony |
Asteroid Colony |
|
| 1021568 |
|
Asteroid Colony |
Asteroid Colony |
|
| 1021569 |
|
Asteroid Colony |
Asteroid Colony |
|
| 1021570 |
|
Asteroid Colony |
Asteroid Colony |
|
| 1021571 |
|
Barren Asteroid |
Barren Asteroid |
|
| 1021572 |
|
Barren Asteroid |
Barren Asteroid |
|
| 1021573 |
|
Asteroid Colony |
Asteroid Colony |
|
| 1021574 |
|
Asteroid Colony |
Asteroid Colony |
|
| 1021575 |
|
Rock Formation |
Rock Formation |
|
| 1021576 |
|
Barren Asteroid |
Barren Asteroid |
|
| 1021577 |
|
Barren Asteroid |
Barren Asteroid |
|
| 1021578 |
|
Barren Asteroid |
Barren Asteroid |
|
| 1021579 |
|
Barren Asteroid |
Barren Asteroid |
|
| 1021580 |
|
Barren Asteroid |
Barren Asteroid |
|
| 1021581 |
|
Barren Asteroid |
Barren Asteroid |
|
| 1021582 |
|
Hidden Crokite and Dark Ochre Deposit |
Hidden Crokite and Dark Ochre Deposit |
Name for dungeon 13496 |
| 1021583 |
|
Your passive sensors briefly detected coordinates to an uncharted asteroid field. The rich asteroids seem to be veiled and obscured by a dark storm. |
Your passive sensors briefly detected coordinates to an uncharted asteroid field. The rich asteroids seem to be veiled and obscured by a dark storm. |
|
| 1021584 |
|
Your passive sensors briefly detected coordinates to an uncharted asteroid field. The rich asteroids seem to be veiled and obscured by a dark storm. |
Your passive sensors briefly detected coordinates to an uncharted asteroid field. The rich asteroids seem to be veiled and obscured by a dark storm. |
|
| 1021585 |
|
Your passive sensors briefly detected coordinates to an uncharted asteroid field. The rich asteroids seem to be veiled and obscured by a dark storm. |
Your passive sensors briefly detected coordinates to an uncharted asteroid field. The rich asteroids seem to be veiled and obscured by a dark storm. |
|
| 1021586 |
|
Your passive sensors briefly detected coordinates to an uncharted asteroid field. The rich asteroids seem to be veiled and obscured by a dark storm. |
Your passive sensors briefly detected coordinates to an uncharted asteroid field. The rich asteroids seem to be veiled and obscured by a dark storm. |
|
| 1021587 |
|
Your passive sensors briefly detected coordinates to an uncharted asteroid field. The rich asteroids seem to be veiled and obscured by a dark storm. |
Your passive sensors briefly detected coordinates to an uncharted asteroid field. The rich asteroids seem to be veiled and obscured by a dark storm. |
|
| 1021588 |
|
Your passive sensors briefly detected coordinates to an uncharted asteroid field. The rich asteroids seem to be veiled and obscured by a dark storm. |
Your passive sensors briefly detected coordinates to an uncharted asteroid field. The rich asteroids seem to be veiled and obscured by a dark storm. |
|
| 1021589 |
|
Your passive sensors briefly detected coordinates to an uncharted asteroid field. The rich asteroids seem to be veiled and obscured by a dark storm. |
Your passive sensors briefly detected coordinates to an uncharted asteroid field. The rich asteroids seem to be veiled and obscured by a dark storm. |
|
| 1021590 |
|
Your passive sensors briefly detected coordinates to an uncharted asteroid field. The rich asteroids seem to be veiled and obscured by a dark storm. |
Your passive sensors briefly detected coordinates to an uncharted asteroid field. The rich asteroids seem to be veiled and obscured by a dark storm. |
|
| 1021591 |
|
Your passive sensors briefly detected coordinates to an uncharted asteroid field. The rich asteroids seem to be veiled and obscured by a dark storm. |
Your passive sensors briefly detected coordinates to an uncharted asteroid field. The rich asteroids seem to be veiled and obscured by a dark storm. |
|
| 1021592 |
|
Your passive sensors briefly detected coordinates to an uncharted asteroid field. The rich asteroids seem to be veiled and obscured by a dark storm. |
Your passive sensors briefly detected coordinates to an uncharted asteroid field. The rich asteroids seem to be veiled and obscured by a dark storm. |
|
| 1021593 |
|
Your passive sensors briefly detected coordinates to an uncharted asteroid field. The rich asteroids seem to be veiled and obscured by a dark storm. |
Your passive sensors briefly detected coordinates to an uncharted asteroid field. The rich asteroids seem to be veiled and obscured by a dark storm. |
|
| 1021594 |
|
Your passive sensors briefly detected coordinates to an uncharted asteroid field. The rich asteroids seem to be veiled and obscured by a dark storm. |
Your passive sensors briefly detected coordinates to an uncharted asteroid field. The rich asteroids seem to be veiled and obscured by a dark storm. |
|
| 1021595 |
|
Your passive sensors briefly detected coordinates to an uncharted asteroid field. The rich asteroids seem to be veiled and obscured by a dark storm. |
Your passive sensors briefly detected coordinates to an uncharted asteroid field. The rich asteroids seem to be veiled and obscured by a dark storm. |
|
| 1021596 |
|
Your passive sensors briefly detected coordinates to an uncharted asteroid field. The rich asteroids seem to be veiled and obscured by a dark storm. |
Your passive sensors briefly detected coordinates to an uncharted asteroid field. The rich asteroids seem to be veiled and obscured by a dark storm. |
|
| 1021597 |
|
Your passive sensors briefly detected coordinates to an uncharted asteroid field. The rich asteroids seem to be veiled and obscured by a dark storm. |
Your passive sensors briefly detected coordinates to an uncharted asteroid field. The rich asteroids seem to be veiled and obscured by a dark storm. |
|
| 1021598 |
|
Your passive sensors briefly detected coordinates to an uncharted asteroid field. The rich asteroids seem to be veiled and obscured by a dark storm. |
Your passive sensors briefly detected coordinates to an uncharted asteroid field. The rich asteroids seem to be veiled and obscured by a dark storm. |
|
| 1021599 |
|
Your passive sensors briefly detected coordinates to an uncharted asteroid field. The rich asteroids seem to be veiled and obscured by a dark storm. |
Your passive sensors briefly detected coordinates to an uncharted asteroid field. The rich asteroids seem to be veiled and obscured by a dark storm. |
|
| 1021600 |
|
Your passive sensors briefly detected coordinates to an uncharted asteroid field. The rich asteroids seem to be veiled and obscured by a dark storm. |
Your passive sensors briefly detected coordinates to an uncharted asteroid field. The rich asteroids seem to be veiled and obscured by a dark storm. |
|
| 1021601 |
|
Your passive sensors briefly detected coordinates to an uncharted asteroid field. The rich asteroids seem to be veiled and obscured by a dark storm. |
Your passive sensors briefly detected coordinates to an uncharted asteroid field. The rich asteroids seem to be veiled and obscured by a dark storm. |
|
| 1021608 |
|
Harvesting Mutaplasmids |
Harvesting Mutaplasmids |
|
| 1021609 |
|
Looks like we’ve got a choice to make. Destroy the evidence like Sarnai perhaps wanted, or broadcast it and let the whole world know what Upwell is up to. |
Looks like we’ve got a choice to make. Destroy the evidence like Sarnai perhaps wanted, or broadcast it and let the whole world know what Upwell is up to. |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M3 - Enter - Transmit or Destroy" |
| 1021610 |
|
Decayed Mining Laser Mutaplasmid |
Decayed Mining Laser Mutaplasmid |
Name of item 90457 (Mutaplasmids) |
| 1021611 |
|
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functionality and performance of mining lasers.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functionality and performance of mining lasers.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
Description of item "Decayed Mining Laser Mutaplasmid" (90457) |
| 1021612 |
|
The data’s exposed, grab it and let’s go. |
The data’s exposed, grab it and let’s go. |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M1 - Enter - Acquire Item" |
| 1021613 |
|
[Private Comms]
Okay, I think they’re buying it.
Hack that mainframe to download any data on Sarnai and then get us out of here. |
[Private Comms]
Okay, I think they’re buying it.
Hack that mainframe to download any data on Sarnai and then get us out of here. |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M1 - Enter- Hack Structure" |
| 1021614 |
|
Back to work, miner. These rocks won’t break themselves. |
Back to work, miner. These rocks won’t break themselves. |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M1 - Enter - Final Asteroid" |
| 1021615 |
|
Gravid Mining Laser Mutaplasmid |
Gravid Mining Laser Mutaplasmid |
Name of item 90458 (Mutaplasmids) |
| 1021616 |
|
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functionality and performance of mining lasers.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool appears to be mature and reproducing at a healthy rate. The mutational benefits and risks of using this mutaplasmid are within relatively balanced bounds. |
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functionality and performance of mining lasers.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool appears to be mature and reproducing at a healthy rate. The mutational benefits and risks of using this mutaplasmid are within relatively balanced bounds. |
Description of item "Gravid Mining Laser Mutaplasmid" (90458) |
| 1021617 |
|
Unstable Mining Laser Mutaplasmid |
Unstable Mining Laser Mutaplasmid |
Name of item 90459 (Mutaplasmids) |
| 1021618 |
|
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functionality and performance of mining lasers.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool is highly unstable, with a high rate of reproduction and mutation. The mutational benefits of using this mutaplasmid are potentially very high but the risks are also extreme. |
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functionality and performance of mining lasers.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool is highly unstable, with a high rate of reproduction and mutation. The mutational benefits of using this mutaplasmid are potentially very high but the risks are also extreme. |
Description of item "Unstable Mining Laser Mutaplasmid" (90459) |
| 1021619 |
|
Phased Asteroid ({output_type_name}) |
Phased Asteroid ({output_type_name}) |
UI/Inventory/SlimItemNames/SlimMineable |
| 1021620 |
|
Abyssal Mining Laser |
Abyssal Mining Laser |
Name of item 90460 (Mining Laser) |
| 1021621 |
|
Extracts common ore quickly, but has difficulty with the more rare types. |
Extracts common ore quickly, but has difficulty with the more rare types. |
Description of item "Abyssal Mining Laser" (90460) |
| 1021623 |
|
This interface displays how much of the power required is currently connected, and the number of activations remaining. |
This interface displays how much of the power required is currently connected, and the number of activations remaining. |
UI/Inflight/SpaceComponents/PhaseStabilizer/Info/InterfaceText |
| 1021625 |
|
Power required to activate <color=0x80FFFFFF>({percentage}%)</color> |
Power required to activate <color=0x80FFFFFF>({percentage}%)</color> |
UI/Inflight/SpaceComponents/PhaseStabilizer/Info/InterfaceEnergy |
| 1021626 |
|
Activations remaining <color=0x80FFFFFF>({[numeric]remainingCharges, decimalPlaces=0}/{[numeric]numCharges, decimalPlaces=0})</color> |
Activations remaining <color=0x80FFFFFF>({[numeric]remainingCharges, decimalPlaces=0}/{[numeric]numCharges, decimalPlaces=0})</color> |
UI/Inflight/SpaceComponents/PhaseStabilizer/Info/InterfaceActivation |
| 1021627 |
|
Distances |
Distances |
UI/Inflight/SpaceComponents/PhaseStabilizer/Info/RangeLimitsHeader |
| 1021628 |
|
Ship to Anchor max distance: {range}km |
Ship to Anchor max distance: <b>{range}km</b> |
UI/Inflight/SpaceComponents/PhaseStabilizer/Info/RangeLimitsTextShipAnchor |
| 1021629 |
|
Anchor to Phased Asteroid max distance: {range}km |
Anchor to Phased Asteroid max distance: <b>{range}km </b> |
UI/Inflight/SpaceComponents/PhaseStabilizer/Info/RangeLimitsTextAsteroidAnchor |
| 1021630 |
|
How to Activate |
How to Activate |
UI/Inflight/SpaceComponents/PhaseStabilizer/Info/ActivationHeader |
| 1021631 |
|
Deploy the Phase Anchor in range of a Phased Asteroid.
Connect with Industrial Command Ships.
Once enough ships have connected to provide the required power, the Anchor begins Phasing-In the Phased Asteroid.
Once Phased-In, the anchor disconnects and the asteroid can be mined at 100% efficiency.
Asteroid Phases-Out after several minutes.
If the Phased Anchor has activations remaining, repeat the process to Phase-In the Phased Asteroid once more. |
Deploy the Phase Anchor in range of a Phased Asteroid.
Connect with Industrial Command Ships.
Once enough ships have connected to provide the required power, the Anchor begins Phasing-In the Phased Asteroid.
Once Phased-In, the anchor disconnects and the asteroid can be mined at 100% efficiency.
Asteroid Phases-Out after several minutes.
If the Phased Anchor has activations remaining, repeat the process to Phase-In the Phased Asteroid once more. |
UI/Inflight/SpaceComponents/PhaseStabilizer/Info/ActivationText |
| 1021632 |
|
Restrictions |
Restrictions |
UI/Inflight/SpaceComponents/PhaseStabilizer/Info/PhasingProcessHeader |
| 1021633 |
|
If ships disconnect, bringing power below the required threshold, phasing will fail and the Phased Asteroid remains Phased-Out.
Once the Mobile Phase Anchor has no more activations, it can no longer be used.
The Mobile Phase Anchor cannot be scooped after being deployed. |
If ships disconnect, bringing power below the required threshold, phasing will fail and the Phased Asteroid remains Phased-Out.
Once the Mobile Phase Anchor has no more activations, it can no longer be used.
The Mobile Phase Anchor cannot be scooped after being deployed. |
UI/Inflight/SpaceComponents/PhaseStabilizer/Info/PhasingProcessText |
| 1021636 |
|
Access & Mining |
Access & Mining |
UI/Inflight/SpaceComponents/PhaseStabilizer/Info/AccessAndMiningHeader |
| 1021637 |
|
Restrictions: any eligible ship can provide power, regardless of pilot affiliation.
Large asteroids may require multiple Phase Anchors to mine fully. |
Restrictions: any eligible ship can provide power, regardless of pilot affiliation.
Large asteroids may require multiple Phase Anchors to mine fully. |
UI/Inflight/SpaceComponents/PhaseStabilizer/Info/AccessAndMiningText |
| 1021638 |
|
User Manual |
User Manual |
UI/Inflight/SpaceComponents/PhaseStabilizer/Info/Mechanics |
| 1021639 |
|
Interface |
Interface |
UI/Inflight/SpaceComponents/PhaseStabilizer/Info/InterfaceHeader |
| 1021646 |
|
Automatically generated effect |
Automatically generated effect |
|
| 1021647 |
|
bonus to Mining yield |
bonus to <a href=showinfo:3386>Mining</a> yield |
Trait for item "Pioneer" (89240) |
| 1021648 |
|
bonus to Mining yield |
bonus to <a href=showinfo:3386>Mining</a> yield |
Trait for item "Pioneer Consortium Issue" (89647) |
| 1021649 |
|
Phased Asteroid - Fake Collapsed |
Phased Asteroid - Fake Collapsed |
Name of item 90465 (Non-Interactable Object) |
| 1021650 |
|
Decayed Modulated Strip Miner Mutaplasmid |
Decayed Modulated Strip Miner Mutaplasmid |
Name of item 90466 (Mutaplasmids) |
| 1021651 |
|
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of modulated strip miners.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of modulated strip miners.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
Description of item "Decayed Modulated Strip Miner Mutaplasmid" (90466) |
| 1021652 |
|
Abyssal Modulated Strip Miner |
Abyssal Modulated Strip Miner |
Name of item 90467 (Frequency Mining Laser) |
| 1021653 |
|
Uses many of the same crystal frequency modulation technologies as the Modulated Deep Core Miner II, except it lacks the deep core mining capacity of its smaller sibling.
Can only be fit to Mining Barges and Exhumers.
Uses mining crystals.
Cannot fit a mercoxit mining crystal. |
Uses many of the same crystal frequency modulation technologies as the Modulated Deep Core Miner II, except it lacks the deep core mining capacity of its smaller sibling.
Can only be fit to Mining Barges and Exhumers.
Uses mining crystals.
Cannot fit a mercoxit mining crystal. |
Description of item "Abyssal Modulated Strip Miner" (90467) |
| 1021654 |
|
Gravid Modulated Strip Miner Mutaplasmid |
Gravid Modulated Strip Miner Mutaplasmid |
Name of item 90468 (Mutaplasmids) |
| 1021655 |
|
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of modulated strip miners.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of modulated strip miners.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
Description of item "Gravid Modulated Strip Miner Mutaplasmid" (90468) |
| 1021656 |
|
Unstable Modulated Strip Miner Mutaplasmid |
Unstable Modulated Strip Miner Mutaplasmid |
Name of item 90469 (Mutaplasmids) |
| 1021657 |
|
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of modulated strip miners.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of modulated strip miners.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
Description of item "Unstable Modulated Strip Miner Mutaplasmid" (90469) |
| 1021658 |
|
Decayed Modulated Deep Core Miner Mutaplasmid |
Decayed Modulated Deep Core Miner Mutaplasmid |
Name of item 90470 (Mutaplasmids) |
| 1021659 |
|
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of modulated deep core miners.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of modulated deep core miners.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
Description of item "Decayed Modulated Deep Core Miner Mutaplasmid" (90470) |
| 1021661 |
|
Strip Miners |
Strip Miners |
|
| 1021662 |
|
Mining Lasers |
Mining Lasers |
|
| 1021663 |
|
Laser Miners |
Laser Miners |
|
| 1021664 |
|
Strip Miners |
Strip Miners |
|
| 1021665 |
|
Strip Miners |
Strip Miners |
|
| 1021666 |
|
Unstable Modulated Deep Core Miner Mutaplasmid |
Unstable Modulated Deep Core Miner Mutaplasmid |
Name of item 90471 (Mutaplasmids) |
| 1021667 |
|
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of modulated deep core miners.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of modulated deep core miners.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
Description of item "Unstable Modulated Deep Core Miner Mutaplasmid" (90471) |
| 1021668 |
|
Gravid Modulated Deep Core Miner Mutaplasmid |
Gravid Modulated Deep Core Miner Mutaplasmid |
Name of item 90472 (Mutaplasmids) |
| 1021669 |
|
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of modulated deep core miners.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of modulated deep core miners.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
Description of item "Gravid Modulated Deep Core Miner Mutaplasmid" (90472) |
| 1021672 |
|
Abyssal Modulated Deep Core Miner |
Abyssal Modulated Deep Core Miner |
Name of item 90474 (Frequency Mining Laser) |
| 1021673 |
|
The modulated deep core miner is a technological marvel that combines the capacities of the commonly used Miner II with that of the deep core mining laser. Using a modular mining crystal system, it can be altered on the fly for maximum efficiency.
It's important to remember, however, that without the proper crystals this unit is only marginally useful for mining mercoxit, and highly inefficient for most anything else. |
The modulated deep core miner is a technological marvel that combines the capacities of the commonly used Miner II with that of the deep core mining laser. Using a modular mining crystal system, it can be altered on the fly for maximum efficiency.
It's important to remember, however, that without the proper crystals this unit is only marginally useful for mining mercoxit, and highly inefficient for most anything else. |
Description of item "Abyssal Modulated Deep Core Miner" (90474) |
| 1021674 |
|
Integrated Sensor Array |
Integrated Sensor Array |
Name of item 90475 (Capital Sensor Array) |
| 1021675 |
|
An electronic interface that augments and enhances a carrier's sensors and defenses by redirecting power from the warp drive.
This results in an increase in both the range and resolution of the ship's targeting. The sensor strength of the ship, as well as its fighter squadrons, is also significantly improved. The ship's enhanced sensor suite also monitors threats, greatly improving shield boosters and armor repairer capacitor efficiency and cycle duration.
The power draw of a Integrated Sensor Array is so great that it prevents the primary warp drive from activating, as well as preventing docking, tethering, and cloaking while the module is active.
Notes:
Only one Integrated Sensor Array can be fitted to a carrier-class ship.
The shield booster and armor repairer bonuses are only applied to capital-sized modules.
This module can only be fitted to carrier-class ships. |
An electronic interface that augments and enhances a carrier's sensors and defenses by redirecting power from the warp drive.
This results in an increase in both the range and resolution of the ship's targeting. The sensor strength of the ship, as well as its fighter squadrons, is also significantly improved. The ship's enhanced sensor suite also monitors threats, greatly improving shield boosters and armor repairer capacitor efficiency and cycle duration.
The power draw of a Integrated Sensor Array is so great that it prevents the primary warp drive from activating, as well as preventing docking, tethering, and cloaking while the module is active.
Notes:
Only one Integrated Sensor Array can be fitted to a carrier-class ship.
The shield booster and armor repairer bonuses are only applied to capital-sized modules.
This module can only be fitted to carrier-class ships. |
Description of item "Integrated Sensor Array" (90475) |
| 1021676 |
|
Integrated Sensor Array Blueprint |
Integrated Sensor Array Blueprint |
Name of item 90476 (Sensor Booster Blueprint) |
| 1021709 |
|
Decayed Deep Core Mining Laser Mutaplasmid |
Decayed Deep Core Mining Laser Mutaplasmid |
Name of item 90480 (Mutaplasmids) |
| 1021710 |
|
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of deep core mining lasers.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of deep core mining lasers.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
Description of item "Decayed Deep Core Mining Laser Mutaplasmid" (90480) |
| 1021711 |
|
Gravid Deep Core Mining Laser Mutaplasmid |
Gravid Deep Core Mining Laser Mutaplasmid |
Name of item 90481 (Mutaplasmids) |
| 1021712 |
|
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of deep core mining lasers.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of deep core mining lasers.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
Description of item "Gravid Deep Core Mining Laser Mutaplasmid" (90481) |
| 1021713 |
|
Unstable Deep Core Mining Laser Mutaplasmid |
Unstable Deep Core Mining Laser Mutaplasmid |
Name of item 90482 (Mutaplasmids) |
| 1021714 |
|
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of deep core mining lasers.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of deep core mining lasers.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
Description of item "Unstable Deep Core Mining Laser Mutaplasmid" (90482) |
| 1021715 |
|
Abyssal Deep Core Mining Laser |
Abyssal Deep Core Mining Laser |
Name of item 90483 (Mining Laser) |
| 1021716 |
|
A basic mining laser for deep core mining ore such as mercoxit. Very inefficient but does get the job done ... eventually |
A basic mining laser for deep core mining ore such as mercoxit. Very inefficient but does get the job done ... eventually |
Description of item "Abyssal Deep Core Mining Laser" (90483) |
| 1021718 |
|
Decayed Modulated Deep Core Strip Miner Mutaplasmid |
Decayed Modulated Deep Core Strip Miner Mutaplasmid |
Name of item 90484 (Mutaplasmids) |
| 1021719 |
|
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of modulated deep core strip miners.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of modulated deep core strip miners.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
Description of item "Decayed Modulated Deep Core Strip Miner Mutaplasmid" (90484) |
| 1021720 |
|
Gravid Modulated Deep Core Strip Miner Mutaplasmid |
Gravid Modulated Deep Core Strip Miner Mutaplasmid |
Name of item 90485 (Mutaplasmids) |
| 1021721 |
|
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of modulated deep core strip miners.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of modulated deep core strip miners.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
Description of item "Gravid Modulated Deep Core Strip Miner Mutaplasmid" (90485) |
| 1021722 |
|
Unstable Modulated Deep Core Strip Miner Mutaplasmid |
Unstable Modulated Deep Core Strip Miner Mutaplasmid |
Name of item 90486 (Mutaplasmids) |
| 1021723 |
|
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of modulated deep core strip miners.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of modulated deep core strip miners.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
Description of item "Unstable Modulated Deep Core Strip Miner Mutaplasmid" (90486) |
| 1021724 |
|
Abyssal Modulated Deep Core Strip Miner |
Abyssal Modulated Deep Core Strip Miner |
Name of item 90487 (Frequency Mining Laser) |
| 1021725 |
|
The modulated deep core miner is a technological marvel that combines the capacities of the commonly used Miner II with that of the deep core mining laser. Using a modular mining crystal system, it can be altered on the fly for maximum efficiency.
Can only be fit to Mining Barges and Exhumers. |
The modulated deep core miner is a technological marvel that combines the capacities of the commonly used Miner II with that of the deep core mining laser. Using a modular mining crystal system, it can be altered on the fly for maximum efficiency.
Can only be fit to Mining Barges and Exhumers. |
Description of item "Abyssal Modulated Deep Core Strip Miner" (90487) |
| 1021728 |
|
Armor Repairer / Shield Booster Capacitor Need Bonus |
Armor Repairer / Shield Booster Capacitor Need Bonus |
Name of attribute "siegeLocalLogisticsCapacitorNeedBonus" (5988) |
| 1021756 |
|
Availability |
Availability |
UI/PhasedAsteroid/AvailabilityHeader |
| 1021757 |
|
This asteroid appears only in {agencyLink}. |
This asteroid appears only in {agencyLink}. |
UI/PhasedAsteroid/AvailabilityText |
| 1021758 |
|
Accessibility |
Accessibility |
UI/PhasedAsteroid/AccessibilityHeader |
| 1021759 |
|
This asteroid can be in one of three states based on its position relative to the Fracture.
If you are in a mining ship you can use your <url=helpPointer:{helpPointerLink}>Mining Surveyor</url> to see the time remaining until the next state begins. |
This asteroid can be in one of three states based on its position relative to the Fracture.
If you are in a mining ship you can use your <url=helpPointer:{helpPointerLink}>Mining Surveyor</url> to see the time remaining until the next state begins. |
UI/PhasedAsteroid/AccessibilityText |
| 1021760 |
|
Mining Efficiency |
Mining Efficiency |
UI/PhasedAsteroid/MiningEfficiencyHeader |
| 1021761 |
|
While in the Breached state, the asteroid can be mined only at {[numeric]phasedOutMiningEfficiency, decimalPlaces=0}% yield unless it gets Phased In by using a Phase Anchor. Lost efficiency does not output waste.
Phasing In can happen only in the Breached State, while the asteroid is inside the Fracture. |
While in the Breached state, the asteroid can be mined only at {[numeric]phasedOutMiningEfficiency, decimalPlaces=0}% yield unless it gets Phased In by using a <a href=showinfo:{phaseAnchorTypeID}>Phase Anchor</a>. Lost efficiency does not output waste.
Phasing In can happen only in the Breached State, while the asteroid is inside the Fracture. |
UI/PhasedAsteroid/MiningEfficiencyText |
| 1021762 |
|
Latent |
Latent |
UI/PhasedAsteroid/LatentHeader |
| 1021763 |
|
The Fracture has not reached the asteroid and it cannot be mined yet. |
The Fracture has not reached the asteroid and it cannot be mined yet. |
UI/PhasedAsteroid/LatentText |
| 1021764 |
|
Breached |
Breached |
UI/PhasedAsteroid/BreachedHeader |
| 1021765 |
|
The asteroid is inside the Fracture. It will initially be Phased-Out and mineable at 10% efficiency, but when Phased-In using a Mobile Phase Anchor it can be mined at 100% efficiency. |
The asteroid is inside the Fracture. It will initially be Phased-Out and mineable at 10% efficiency, but when Phased-In using a Mobile Phase Anchor it can be mined at 100% efficiency. |
UI/PhasedAsteroid/BreachedText |
| 1021766 |
|
Collapsed |
Collapsed |
UI/PhasedAsteroid/CollapsedHeader |
| 1021767 |
|
Either the Fracture has passed the asteroid leaving it unminable, or it has depleted. |
Either the Fracture has passed the asteroid leaving it unminable, or it has depleted. |
UI/PhasedAsteroid/CollapsedText |
| 1021768 |
|
Time until breach <color={color}>{[numeric]numHours} {[numeric]numHours-> "hour", "hours"}</color> |
Time until breach <color={color}>{[numeric]numHours} {[numeric]numHours-> "hour", "hours"}</color> |
UI/PhasedAsteroid/TimeUntilBreach |
| 1021769 |
|
Time until collapse <color={color}>{[numeric]numHours} {[numeric]numHours-> "hour", "hours"}</color> |
Time until collapse <color={color}>{[numeric]numHours} {[numeric]numHours-> "hour", "hours"}</color> |
UI/PhasedAsteroid/TimeUntilCollapse |
| 1021770 |
|
Mining Scan |
Mining Scan |
|
| 1021771 |
|
Acquired by {[character]characterID.name} via direct trade with {[character]otherCharacterID.name} |
Acquired by {[character]characterID.name} via direct trade with {[character]otherCharacterID.name} |
UI/PlexVault/Logs/Summaries/DirectTrade |
| 1021772 |
|
Decayed Strip Miner Mutaplasmid |
Decayed Strip Miner Mutaplasmid |
Name of item 90489 (Mutaplasmids) |
| 1021773 |
|
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of strip miners.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of strip miners.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
Description of item "Decayed Strip Miner Mutaplasmid" (90489) |
| 1021774 |
|
Obtained by {[character]characterID.name} from a reward crate |
Obtained by {[character]characterID.name} from a reward crate |
UI/PlexVault/Logs/Summaries/CrateReward |
| 1021775 |
|
Gravid Strip Miner Mutaplasmid |
Gravid Strip Miner Mutaplasmid |
Name of item 90490 (Mutaplasmids) |
| 1021776 |
|
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of strip miners.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of strip miners.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
Description of item "Gravid Strip Miner Mutaplasmid" (90490) |
| 1021777 |
|
Unstable Strip Miner Mutaplasmid |
Unstable Strip Miner Mutaplasmid |
Name of item 90491 (Mutaplasmids) |
| 1021778 |
|
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of strip miners.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of strip miners.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
Description of item "Unstable Strip Miner Mutaplasmid" (90491) |
| 1021780 |
|
Trading |
Trading |
UI/PlexVault/Logs/Categories/Trading |
| 1021784 |
|
Abyssal Strip Miner |
Abyssal Strip Miner |
Name of item 90493 (Strip Miner) |
| 1021785 |
|
A bulk ore extractor designed for use on Mining Barges and Exhumers. |
A bulk ore extractor designed for use on Mining Barges and Exhumers. |
Description of item "Abyssal Strip Miner" (90493) |
| 1021788 |
|
Compress All Ore In Current Ship |
Compress All Ore In Current Ship |
UI/Inflight/CompressAllOreInCurrentShip |
| 1021789 |
|
Decayed Deep Core Strip Miner Mutaplasmid |
Decayed Deep Core Strip Miner Mutaplasmid |
Name of item 90495 (Mutaplasmids) |
| 1021790 |
|
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of deep core strip miners.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of deep core strip miners.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
Description of item "Decayed Deep Core Strip Miner Mutaplasmid" (90495) |
| 1021791 |
|
Gravid Deep Core Strip Miner Mutaplasmid |
Gravid Deep Core Strip Miner Mutaplasmid |
Name of item 90496 (Mutaplasmids) |
| 1021792 |
|
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of deep core strip miners.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of deep core strip miners.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
Description of item "Gravid Deep Core Strip Miner Mutaplasmid" (90496) |
| 1021793 |
|
Unstable Deep Core Strip Miner Mutaplasmid |
Unstable Deep Core Strip Miner Mutaplasmid |
Name of item 90497 (Mutaplasmids) |
| 1021794 |
|
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of deep core strip miners.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of deep core strip miners.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
Description of item "Unstable Deep Core Strip Miner Mutaplasmid" (90497) |
| 1021795 |
|
Abyssal Deep Core Strip Miner |
Abyssal Deep Core Strip Miner |
Name of item 90498 (Strip Miner) |
| 1021796 |
|
A bulk ore extractor designed for deep core mining ore such as mercoxit.
Can only be fit to Mining Barges and Exhumers. |
A bulk ore extractor designed for deep core mining ore such as mercoxit.
Can only be fit to Mining Barges and Exhumers. |
Description of item "Abyssal Deep Core Strip Miner" (90498) |
| 1021797 |
|
Ice Mining Lasers |
Ice Mining Lasers |
|
| 1021798 |
|
Decayed Ice Mining Laser Mutaplasmid |
Decayed Ice Mining Laser Mutaplasmid |
Name of item 90499 (Mutaplasmids) |
| 1021799 |
|
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of ice mining lasers.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of ice mining lasers.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
Description of item "Decayed Ice Mining Laser Mutaplasmid" (90499) |
| 1021800 |
|
Gravid Ice Mining Laser Mutaplasmid |
Gravid Ice Mining Laser Mutaplasmid |
Name of item 90500 (Mutaplasmids) |
| 1021801 |
|
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of ice mining lasers.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of ice mining lasers.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
Description of item "Gravid Ice Mining Laser Mutaplasmid" (90500) |
| 1021802 |
|
Unstable Ice Mining Laser Mutaplasmid |
Unstable Ice Mining Laser Mutaplasmid |
Name of item 90501 (Mutaplasmids) |
| 1021803 |
|
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of ice mining lasers.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of ice mining lasers.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
Description of item "Unstable Ice Mining Laser Mutaplasmid" (90501) |
| 1021804 |
|
Abyssal Ice Mining Laser |
Abyssal Ice Mining Laser |
Name of item 90502 (Mining Laser) |
| 1021805 |
|
A unit used to extract valuable materials from ice asteroids. Used on Expedition Frigates. |
A unit used to extract valuable materials from ice asteroids. Used on Expedition Frigates. |
Description of item "Abyssal Ice Mining Laser" (90502) |
| 1021857 |
|
Placed by {[character]characterID.name} into a direct trade with {[character]otherCharacterID.name} |
Placed by {[character]characterID.name} into a direct trade with {[character]otherCharacterID.name} |
UI/PlexVault/Logs/Summaries/VaultToDirectTrade |
| 1021868 |
|
[GREAD] Non-Interactable Mobile Phase Anchor Breached (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
[GREAD] Non-Interactable Mobile Phase Anchor Breached (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90520 (Non-Interactable Object) |
| 1021870 |
|
Ice Harvesters |
Ice Harvesters |
|
| 1021871 |
|
Decayed Ice Harvester Mutaplasmid |
Decayed Ice Harvester Mutaplasmid |
Name of item 90521 (Mutaplasmids) |
| 1021872 |
|
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of ice harvesters.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of ice harvesters.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
Description of item "Decayed Ice Harvester Mutaplasmid" (90521) |
| 1021873 |
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Gravid Ice Harvester Mutaplasmid |
Gravid Ice Harvester Mutaplasmid |
Name of item 90522 (Mutaplasmids) |
| 1021874 |
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This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of ice harvesters.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of ice harvesters.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
Description of item "Gravid Ice Harvester Mutaplasmid" (90522) |
| 1021875 |
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Unstable Ice Harvester Mutaplasmid |
Unstable Ice Harvester Mutaplasmid |
Name of item 90523 (Mutaplasmids) |
| 1021876 |
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This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of ice harvesters.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of ice harvesters.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
Description of item "Unstable Ice Harvester Mutaplasmid" (90523) |
| 1021877 |
|
Abyssal Ice Harvester |
Abyssal Ice Harvester |
Name of item 90524 (Strip Miner) |
| 1021878 |
|
A unit used to extract valuable materials from ice asteroids. Used on Mining barges and Exhumers. |
A unit used to extract valuable materials from ice asteroids. Used on Mining barges and Exhumers. |
Description of item "Abyssal Ice Harvester" (90524) |
| 1021882 |
|
Mobile Phase Anchor Collapsed (Non-Interactable) |
Mobile Phase Anchor Collapsed (Non-Interactable) |
Name of item 90525 (Non-Interactable Object) |
| 1021883 |
|
Gas Cloud Scoops |
Gas Cloud Scoops |
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| 1021884 |
|
Decayed Gas Cloud Scoop Mutaplasmid |
Decayed Gas Cloud Scoop Mutaplasmid |
Name of item 90526 (Mutaplasmids) |
| 1021885 |
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This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of gas cloud scoops.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of gas cloud scoops.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
Description of item "Decayed Gas Cloud Scoop Mutaplasmid" (90526) |
| 1021886 |
|
Gravid Gas Cloud Scoop Mutaplasmid |
Gravid Gas Cloud Scoop Mutaplasmid |
Name of item 90527 (Mutaplasmids) |
| 1021887 |
|
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of gas cloud scoops.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of gas cloud scoops.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
Description of item "Gravid Gas Cloud Scoop Mutaplasmid" (90527) |
| 1021888 |
|
Unstable Gas Cloud Scoop Mutaplasmid |
Unstable Gas Cloud Scoop Mutaplasmid |
Name of item 90528 (Mutaplasmids) |
| 1021889 |
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This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of gas cloud scoops.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of gas cloud scoops.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
Description of item "Unstable Gas Cloud Scoop Mutaplasmid" (90528) |
| 1021890 |
|
Abyssal Gas Cloud Scoop |
Abyssal Gas Cloud Scoop |
Name of item 90529 (Gas Cloud Scoops) |
| 1021891 |
|
The core technology employed by Gas Scoops dates back centuries, to a time when the extraction of material in space was still a growing industry. Originally, asteroid miners had seen the tractor beams and in-space catalytic conversions used by today's Gas Scoops as a promising new method for extracting spaceborne ore. After many unsuccessful research projects and years of fruitless experiments however, the industry decided to return its focus to laser technology, which was eventually mastered to a level that has sustained the mining profession to this day.
When the first interstellar Gas Clouds were discovered, they proved particularly challenging for industrialists to extract raw materials from. Many methods were tried, and although successful acquisition was always guaranteed, there was a need for much greater efficiency. It was not until the mining industry returned to long-abandoned projects that a solution was found. Since that time, Gas harvesting technology has slowly moved forward, giving birth to new industries and economies in the process. |
The core technology employed by Gas Scoops dates back centuries, to a time when the extraction of material in space was still a growing industry. Originally, asteroid miners had seen the tractor beams and in-space catalytic conversions used by today's Gas Scoops as a promising new method for extracting spaceborne ore. After many unsuccessful research projects and years of fruitless experiments however, the industry decided to return its focus to laser technology, which was eventually mastered to a level that has sustained the mining profession to this day.
When the first interstellar Gas Clouds were discovered, they proved particularly challenging for industrialists to extract raw materials from. Many methods were tried, and although successful acquisition was always guaranteed, there was a need for much greater efficiency. It was not until the mining industry returned to long-abandoned projects that a solution was found. Since that time, Gas harvesting technology has slowly moved forward, giving birth to new industries and economies in the process. |
Description of item "Abyssal Gas Cloud Scoop" (90529) |
| 1021926 |
|
Non-Interactable Caldari Tradepost Station Ruins (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Non-Interactable Caldari Tradepost Station Ruins (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90547 (Non-Interactable Object) |
| 1021948 |
|
DEBUG Invoice category from Retool: {stringParam} |
DEBUG Invoice category from Retool: {stringParam} |
UI/PlexVault/Logs/Admin/RetoolInvoiceCategory |
| 1021949 |
|
DEBUG Invoice summary from Retool: {stringParam} |
DEBUG Invoice summary from Retool: {stringParam} |
UI/PlexVault/Logs/Admin/RetoolInvoiceSummary |
| 1021954 |
|
Emergency Purge Initiator |
Emergency Purge Initiator |
Name of item 90560 (Spawn Container) |
| 1021955 |
|
This device is capable of forcing self-destruction of the attached structure when a data analyzer breaches its defenses successfully. |
This device is capable of forcing self-destruction of the attached structure when a data analyzer breaches its defenses successfully. |
Description of item "Emergency Purge Initiator" (90560) |
| 1021956 |
|
Interstellar Gravimetric Transmitter |
Interstellar Gravimetric Transmitter |
Name of item 90561 (Spawn Container) |
| 1021957 |
|
This device is capable of transmitting data when a data analyzer breaches its defenses successfully. |
This device is capable of transmitting data when a data analyzer breaches its defenses successfully. |
Description of item "Interstellar Gravimetric Transmitter" (90561) |
| 1021965 |
|
Proof of Destruction |
Proof of Destruction |
Name of item 90565 (Miscellaneous) |
| 1021966 |
|
Proof of Transmission |
Proof of Transmission |
Name of item 90566 (Miscellaneous) |
| 1021970 |
|
Destroy Evidence |
Destroy Evidence |
UI/Objectives/Titles/hackDestroyGREAD3 |
| 1021999 |
|
Ship Full Speed Set |
Ship Full Speed Set |
UI/Inflight/Messages/ShipFullSpeedHeader |
| 1022024 |
|
Gas Cloud Harvesters |
Gas Cloud Harvesters |
|
| 1022025 |
|
Welcome to the Star Map, Captain.
This map of all New Eden contains every star system in Known Space. Let’s take a quick tour to help you navigate in the future. |
Welcome to the Star Map, Captain.
This map of all New Eden contains every star system in Known Space. Let’s take a quick tour to help you navigate in the future. |
Part of conversation "[MAP Onboarding] 1.1 - Introduction" |
| 1022026 |
|
Decayed Gas Cloud Harvester Mutaplasmid |
Decayed Gas Cloud Harvester Mutaplasmid |
Name of item 90590 (Mutaplasmids) |
| 1022027 |
|
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of gas cloud harvesters.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of gas cloud harvesters.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
Description of item "Decayed Gas Cloud Harvester Mutaplasmid" (90590) |
| 1022028 |
|
Gravid Gas Cloud Harvester Mutaplasmid |
Gravid Gas Cloud Harvester Mutaplasmid |
Name of item 90591 (Mutaplasmids) |
| 1022029 |
|
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of gas cloud harvesters.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of gas cloud harvesters.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
Description of item "Gravid Gas Cloud Harvester Mutaplasmid" (90591) |
| 1022030 |
|
Unstable Gas Cloud Harvester Mutaplasmid |
Unstable Gas Cloud Harvester Mutaplasmid |
Name of item 90592 (Mutaplasmids) |
| 1022031 |
|
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of gas cloud harvesters.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid interface is designed to alter the functional output and performance of gas cloud harvesters.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.
The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool has begun to decay and mutation effects will be less pronounced as a result. While possible mutational benefits are low, the risks of using this mutaplasmid are also reduced. |
Description of item "Unstable Gas Cloud Harvester Mutaplasmid" (90592) |
| 1022032 |
|
The map is divided into regions.
Select The Forge region to highlight its borders. |
The map is divided into regions.
Select <b>The Forge</b> region to highlight its borders. |
Part of conversation "[MAP Onboarding] 1.2 - Click on Region" |
| 1022033 |
|
Each region contains groups of stars called constellations.
Select the Kimotoro constellation to zoom in on it. |
Each region contains groups of stars called constellations.
Select the <b>Kimotoro</b> constellation to zoom in on it. |
Part of conversation "[MAP Onboarding] 1.3 - Constellation" |
| 1022034 |
|
Inside each constellation are the star systems themselves.
Select Jita - the busiest trade hub in New Eden. |
Inside each constellation are the star systems themselves.
Select <b>Jita</b> - the busiest trade hub in New Eden. |
Part of conversation "[MAP Onboarding] 1.4 - System" |
| 1022035 |
|
To plot a route to a system, click on the Set Destination button.
The autopilot will add the route to your info panel and highlight the next stargate on your overview. |
To plot a route to a system, click on the <b>Set Destination</b> button.
The autopilot will add the route to your info panel and highlight the next stargate on your overview. |
Part of conversation "[MAP Onboarding] 1.5 - Set Destination" |
| 1022036 |
|
Abyssal Gas Cloud Harvester |
Abyssal Gas Cloud Harvester |
Name of item 90593 (Gas Cloud Harvesters) |
| 1022037 |
|
Ever-increasing demand for the products derived from gas cloud resources finally drove yet another breakthrough in gas harvesting technology, with the old scoop tech's integrated tractor beam and gas conversion systems massively overhauled to include broad-sweep beams and high-efficiency, multiplexed catalytic conversion arrays. The large increase in the size of the installed hardware and the power requirements of the equipment has meant that only larger ships can be contemplated as platforms for the new Gas Cloud Harvesters. Given these demands and the advantages of using dedicated mining ships, the practical module designs were soon specialized for use on mining barges and exhumers.
When the first interstellar Gas Clouds were discovered, they proved particularly challenging for industrialists to extract raw materials from. Many methods were tried, and although successful acquisition was always guaranteed, there was a need for much greater efficiency. It was not until the mining industry returned to long-abandoned projects that a solution was found. Since that time, gas harvesting technology has slowly moved forward, giving birth to new industries and economies in the process. |
Ever-increasing demand for the products derived from gas cloud resources finally drove yet another breakthrough in gas harvesting technology, with the old scoop tech's integrated tractor beam and gas conversion systems massively overhauled to include broad-sweep beams and high-efficiency, multiplexed catalytic conversion arrays. The large increase in the size of the installed hardware and the power requirements of the equipment has meant that only larger ships can be contemplated as platforms for the new Gas Cloud Harvesters. Given these demands and the advantages of using dedicated mining ships, the practical module designs were soon specialized for use on mining barges and exhumers.
When the first interstellar Gas Clouds were discovered, they proved particularly challenging for industrialists to extract raw materials from. Many methods were tried, and although successful acquisition was always guaranteed, there was a need for much greater efficiency. It was not until the mining industry returned to long-abandoned projects that a solution was found. Since that time, gas harvesting technology has slowly moved forward, giving birth to new industries and economies in the process. |
Description of item "Abyssal Gas Cloud Harvester" (90593) |
| 1022041 |
|
Unavailable |
Unavailable |
UI/PlexVault/BalanceUnavailable |
| 1022055 |
Dusty Redisue Matte - Unlimited |
Dusty Residue Matte - Unlimited |
Dusty Redissidue Matte - Unlimited |
Name of item 90600 (Ship SKIN Design Element) |
| 1022059 |
|
Overview |
Overview |
UI/PlexVault/PlexOverviewTab |
| 1022060 |
|
Transactions |
Transactions |
UI/PlexVault/PlexTransactionsTab |
| 1022077 |
|
Harvesting Drone Mutaplasmids |
Harvesting Drone Mutaplasmids |
|
| 1022080 |
|
Exigent Mining Drone Mutaplasmid |
Exigent Mining Drone Mutaplasmid |
Name of item 90609 (Mutaplasmids) |
| 1022081 |
|
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid tool is designed to colonize and radically alter mining drones.
It shares elements of both Triglavian and rogue drone technologies. Originally used to alter the performance of various pieces of technology, it has been altered to specifically target mining drones.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated. |
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid tool is designed to colonize and radically alter mining drones.
It shares elements of both Triglavian and rogue drone technologies. Originally used to alter the performance of various pieces of technology, it has been altered to specifically target mining drones.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated. |
Description of item "Exigent Mining Drone Mutaplasmid" (90609) |
| 1022082 |
Event Horizon Matte - Limited |
Event Horizon Black Matte - Limited |
Event Horizon Black Matte - Limited |
Name of item 90610 (Ship SKIN Design Element) |
| 1022084 |
|
Exigent Ice Harvesting Drone Mutaplasmid |
Exigent Ice Harvesting Drone Mutaplasmid |
Name of item 90611 (Mutaplasmids) |
| 1022085 |
|
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid is now designed to radically alter Ice Harvesting Drones.
This tool shares elements of both Triglavian and rogue drone technologies. Originally used to alter the performance of various pieces of technology, it has been altered so as to focus on one particular device type.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated. |
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid is now designed to radically alter Ice Harvesting Drones.
This tool shares elements of both Triglavian and rogue drone technologies. Originally used to alter the performance of various pieces of technology, it has been altered so as to focus on one particular device type.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated. |
Description of item "Exigent Ice Harvesting Drone Mutaplasmid" (90611) |
| 1022091 |
|
Mutated Mining Drone |
Mutated Mining Drone |
Name of item 90614 (Mining Drone) |
| 1022092 |
|
Mining Drone |
Mining Drone |
Description of item "Mutated Mining Drone" (90614) |
| 1022100 |
|
Mutated Ice Harvesting Drone |
Mutated Ice Harvesting Drone |
Name of item 90618 (Mining Drone) |
| 1022101 |
|
Ice Harvesting Drone |
Ice Harvesting Drone |
Description of item "Mutated Ice Harvesting Drone" (90618) |
| 1022102 |
|
Exigent 'Excavator' Mining Drone Mutaplasmid |
Exigent 'Excavator' Mining Drone Mutaplasmid |
Name of item 90619 (Mutaplasmids) |
| 1022103 |
|
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid tool is designed to colonize and radically alter ‘Excavator’ Mining Drones.
This shares elements of both Triglavian and rogue drone technologies. Originally used to alter the performance of various pieces of technology, it has been altered to focus on a specific device type.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated. |
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid tool is designed to colonize and radically alter <a href=showinfo:41030>‘Excavator’ Mining Drones</a>.
This shares elements of both Triglavian and rogue drone technologies. Originally used to alter the performance of various pieces of technology, it has been altered to focus on a specific device type.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated. |
Description of item "Exigent 'Excavator' Mining Drone Mutaplasmid" (90619) |
| 1022104 |
|
Exigent 'Excavator' Ice Harvesting Drone Mutaplasmid |
Exigent 'Excavator' Ice Harvesting Drone Mutaplasmid |
Name of item 90620 (Mutaplasmids) |
| 1022105 |
|
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid tool is designed to colonize and radically alter ‘Excavator’ Ice Harvesting Drone.
This shares elements of both Triglavian and rogue drone technologies. Originally used to alter the performance of various pieces of technology, it has been altered to target specific device types.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated. |
This bioadaptive mutaplasmid tool is designed to colonize and radically alter <a href=showinfo:43681>‘Excavator’ Ice Harvesting Drone</a>.
This shares elements of both Triglavian and rogue drone technologies. Originally used to alter the performance of various pieces of technology, it has been altered to target specific device types.
Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated. |
Description of item "Exigent 'Excavator' Ice Harvesting Drone Mutaplasmid" (90620) |
| 1022106 |
|
The Star Map can display all kinds of useful data.
For an example, open the Services filter group and click on the Reprocessing Facilities filter inside. |
The Star Map can display all kinds of useful data.
For an example, open the <b>Services</b> filter group and click on the <b>Reprocessing Facilities</b> filter inside. |
Part of conversation "[MAP Onboarding] 2.1 - Click On Filter " |
| 1022107 |
|
Mutated 'Excavator' Mining Drone |
Mutated 'Excavator' Mining Drone |
Name of item 90621 (Mining Drone) |
| 1022108 |
|
“Reverse-engineering of the active specimens collected last quarter in U-FQ21 has proven even more fruitful than initially projected. We estimate completion of a shippable product within the next [REDACTED]. Disruption to this project during the ownership transfer has been minimal, largely due to the location of primary development at our facility in [REDACTED].
These machines have evolved incredible harvesting capabilities during their period of isolation. Our teams encountered signs of [REDACTED] during the latest expedition, which led them to suspect the potential of [REDACTED] within infested regions. Although this hypothesis may explain the scale of unrestricted drone mineral harvesting, it does raise serious questions concerning [REDACTED] and [REDACTED].
The Directive Omega-One-Five Compliance Report awaits [REDACTED] and will be sent to the [REDACTED] list.”
Yarnen Haura, ORE Special Research Liaison
Project Reaper Quarterly Report
Insufficient clearance for unredacted access. Please contact the Department of Friendship and Mutual Assistance if you are receiving this message in error. |
“Reverse-engineering of the active specimens collected last quarter in U-FQ21 has proven even more fruitful than initially projected. We estimate completion of a shippable product within the next [REDACTED]. Disruption to this project during the ownership transfer has been minimal, largely due to the location of primary development at our facility in [REDACTED].
These machines have evolved incredible harvesting capabilities during their period of isolation. Our teams encountered signs of [REDACTED] during the latest expedition, which led them to suspect the potential of [REDACTED] within infested regions. Although this hypothesis may explain the scale of unrestricted drone mineral harvesting, it does raise serious questions concerning [REDACTED] and [REDACTED].
The Directive Omega-One-Five Compliance Report awaits [REDACTED] and will be sent to the [REDACTED] list.”
<b>Yarnen Haura, ORE Special Research Liaison
Project Reaper Quarterly Report</b>
<i>Insufficient clearance for unredacted access. Please contact the Department of Friendship and Mutual Assistance if you are receiving this message in error.</i> |
Description of item "Mutated 'Excavator' Mining Drone" (90621) |
| 1022109 |
|
Mutated 'Excavator' Ice Harvesting Drone |
Mutated 'Excavator' Ice Harvesting Drone |
Name of item 90622 (Mining Drone) |
| 1022110 |
|
“Reverse-engineering of the active specimens collected last quarter in U-FQ21 has proven even more fruitful than initially projected. We estimate completion of a shippable product within the next [REDACTED]. Disruption to this project during the ownership transfer has been minimal, largely due to the location of primary development at our facility in [REDACTED].
These machines have evolved incredible harvesting capabilities during their period of isolation. Our teams encountered signs of [REDACTED] during the latest expedition, which led them to suspect the potential of [REDACTED] within infested regions. Although this hypothesis may explain the scale of unrestricted drone mineral harvesting, it does raise serious questions concerning [REDACTED] and [REDACTED].
The Directive Omega-One-Five Compliance Report awaits [REDACTED] and will be sent to the [REDACTED] list.”
Yarnen Haura, ORE Special Research Liaison
Project Reaper Quarterly Report
Insufficient clearance for unredacted access. Please contact the Department of Friendship and Mutual Assistance if you are receiving this message in error. |
“Reverse-engineering of the active specimens collected last quarter in U-FQ21 has proven even more fruitful than initially projected. We estimate completion of a shippable product within the next [REDACTED]. Disruption to this project during the ownership transfer has been minimal, largely due to the location of primary development at our facility in [REDACTED].
These machines have evolved incredible harvesting capabilities during their period of isolation. Our teams encountered signs of [REDACTED] during the latest expedition, which led them to suspect the potential of [REDACTED] within infested regions. Although this hypothesis may explain the scale of unrestricted drone mineral harvesting, it does raise serious questions concerning [REDACTED] and [REDACTED].
The Directive Omega-One-Five Compliance Report awaits [REDACTED] and will be sent to the [REDACTED] list.”
<b>Yarnen Haura, ORE Special Research Liaison
Project Reaper Quarterly Report</b>
<i>Insufficient clearance for unredacted access. Please contact the Department of Friendship and Mutual Assistance if you are receiving this message in error.</i> |
Description of item "Mutated 'Excavator' Ice Harvesting Drone" (90622) |
| 1022111 |
|
The Star Map can display all kinds of useful data.
For an example, open the Services filter group and click on the Clone Bay filter inside. |
The Star Map can display all kinds of useful data.
For an example, open the <b>Services</b> filter group and click on the <b>Clone Bay</b> filter inside. |
Part of conversation "[MAP Onboarding] 2.2.1 - Click On Filter Alternate" |
| 1022112 |
|
The legend will help you interpret the data by explaining what each color or icon represents.
Hover over individual systems to see their precise data. |
The legend will help you interpret the data by explaining what each color or icon represents.
Hover over individual systems to see their precise data. |
Part of conversation "[MAP Onboarding] 2.3 - Legend highlight" |
| 1022177 |
|
Phased Field
Phased Fields are locations where Erratic Ores such as Prismaticite can be found inside Phased Asteroids.
Finding the Phased Field Site
Phased Fields are rare and valuable sites found in Null and Low Sec systems, where they appear as Cosmic Signatures that must be scanned down with probes. |
<b>Phased Field</b>
Phased Fields are locations where Erratic Ores such as <a href=showinfo:90041>Prismaticite</a> can be found inside <a href=showinfo:90042>Phased Asteroids</a>.
<b>Finding the Phased Field Site</b>
Phased Fields are rare and valuable sites found in Null and Low Sec systems, where they appear as Cosmic Signatures that must be scanned down with probes. |
UI/Agency/PhasedFields/OverviewText |
| 1022178 |
|
Overview |
Overview |
UI/Agency/PhasedFields/OverviewHeader |
| 1022179 |
|
Phased Fields |
Phased Fields |
UI/Agency/ContentGroups/PhasedFields |
| 1022180 |
|
Rich fields including Phased Asteroids that contain Erratic Ore. |
Rich fields including Phased Asteroids that contain Erratic Ore. |
UI/Agency/ContentGroups/Descriptions/PhasedFields |
| 1022181 |
|
Advanced sites in dangerous space where over the course of days Phased Asteroids become available to mine. Discoverable as signatures at first, and later in their lifespan via the map, these sites are a way to extract unique Erratic Ore that can be reprocessed into multiple possible minerals. |
Advanced sites in dangerous space where over the course of days Phased Asteroids become available to mine. Discoverable as signatures at first, and later in their lifespan via the map, these sites are a way to extract unique Erratic Ore that can be reprocessed into multiple possible minerals. |
UI/Agency/Tooltips/NavigationCards/PhasedFields |
| 1022188 |
|
can connect to Mobile Phase Anchor deployables, providing 35 points of power |
can connect to <a href=showinfo:90037>Mobile Phase Anchor</a> deployables, providing <b>35</b> points of power |
Trait for item "Porpoise" (42244) |
| 1022189 |
|
Connected |
Connected |
|
| 1022190 |
|
can connect to Mobile Phase Anchor deployables, providing 50 points of power |
can connect to <a href=showinfo:90037>Mobile Phase Anchor</a> deployables, providing <b>50</b> points of power |
Trait for item "Orca" (28606) |
| 1022191 |
|
Phase Anchor |
Phase Anchor |
UI/Inflight/SpaceComponents/PhaseStabilizer/BuffBarHeader |
| 1022197 |
|
can connect to Mobile Phase Anchor deployables, providing 100 points of power |
can connect to <a href=showinfo:90037>Mobile Phase Anchor</a> deployables, providing <b>100</b> points of power |
Trait for item "Rorqual" (28352) |
| 1022271 |
|
{[item]typeID.name} Randomized Output |
{[item]typeID.name} Randomized Output |
UI/Reprocessing/TypeRandomizedOutput |
| 1022272 |
|
{[numeric]numBatches} {[numeric]numBatches-> "batch", "batches"} |
{[numeric]numBatches} {[numeric]numBatches-> "batch", "batches"} |
UI/Reprocessing/NumBatches |
| 1022273 |
|
Variable quantity per batch |
Variable quantity per batch |
UI/Reprocessing/VariableQty |
| 1022274 |
|
Variable type and quantity per batch |
Variable type and quantity per batch |
UI/Reprocessing/VariableQtyAndType |
| 1022275 |
|
Efficiency: {[numeric]percentage, decimalPlaces=1}% |
Efficiency: {[numeric]percentage, decimalPlaces=1}% |
UI/Reprocessing/EfficiencyValue |
| 1022276 |
|
Each refining batch yields a random amount of the output. |
Each refining batch yields a random amount of the output. |
UI/Reprocessing/TooltipRandomQtyOutput |
| 1022277 |
|
Each refining batch yields a random amount of one of {[numeric]numOutputTypes} {[numeric]numOutputTypes-> "output", "outputs"}, revealed at random after reprocessing |
Each refining batch yields a random amount of one of {[numeric]numOutputTypes} {[numeric]numOutputTypes-> "output", "outputs"}, revealed at random after reprocessing |
UI/Reprocessing/TooltipRandomQtyAndTypeOutput |
| 1022278 |
|
Reprocesses into 1 of {[numeric]numOutputTypes} {[numeric]numOutputTypes-> "output", "outputs"} at random |
Reprocesses into 1 of {[numeric]numOutputTypes} {[numeric]numOutputTypes-> "output", "outputs"} at random |
UI/Reprocessing/RandomQtyOutputHeader |
| 1022280 |
|
Largely Untouched |
Largely Untouched |
UI/Mining/DepletionStatusLargelyUntouched |
| 1022281 |
|
Moderately Mined |
Moderately Mined |
UI/Mining/DepletionStatusPartiallyMined |
| 1022282 |
|
Nearly Depleted |
Nearly Depleted |
UI/Mining/DepletionStatusHeavilyMined |
| 1022283 |
|
Fully Depleted |
Fully Depleted |
UI/Mining/DepletionStatusFullyDepleted |
| 1022284 |
|
<color={color}>{[numeric]minQty, useGrouping} - {[numeric]maxQty, useGrouping}*</color> {[numeric]maxQty-> "unit", "units"} |
<color={color}>{[numeric]minQty, useGrouping} - {[numeric]maxQty, useGrouping}*</color> {[numeric]maxQty-> "unit", "units"} |
UI/Reprocessing/MinMaxQty |
| 1022285 |
|
Depletion Status: <color={color}>{status}</color> |
Depletion Status: <color={color}>{status}</color> |
UI/Mining/DepletionStatusFormatted |
| 1022286 |
|
* affected by facility, skills and implants |
* affected by facility, skills and implants |
UI/Reprocessing/AffectedBySkillsAndImplants |
| 1022287 |
|
{[item]typeID.name} (<color={color}>{[numeric]minQty, useGrouping} - {[numeric]maxQty, useGrouping}</color> {[numeric]maxQty-> "unit", "units"}) |
{[item]typeID.name} (<color={color}>{[numeric]minQty, useGrouping} - {[numeric]maxQty, useGrouping}</color> {[numeric]maxQty-> "unit", "units"}) |
UI/Reprocessing/TypeNameWithMinMaxQtyOutput |
| 1022289 |
|
Reprocessed materials (variable output amount) |
Reprocessed materials (variable output amount) |
UI/Reprocessing/RandomReprocessedMaterials |
| 1022292 |
|
When this item is reprocessed, it will yield a random amount of the output materials between the range listed for each batch. |
When this item is reprocessed, it will yield a random amount of the output materials between the range listed for each batch. |
UI/Reprocessing/ReprocessingWindow/RandomizedOutputHint |
| 1022403 |
|
You can view the map in 2D mode for a flat, clear layout.
Select the 2D mode button to toggle the view mode. |
You can view the map in <b>2D mode</b> for a flat, clear layout.
Select the 2D mode button to toggle the view mode. |
Part of conversation "[MAP Onboarding] 3.1 - Switch to 2D map" |
| 1022404 |
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Zoom in to see how the 2D map changes, offering more information. |
Zoom in to see how the 2D map changes, offering more information. |
Part of conversation "[MAP Onboarding] 3.2 - Target and Zoom In" |
| 1022405 |
|
Director Charlotte Becker |
Director Charlotte Becker |
|
| 1022406 |
|
Brother Jacques Quelouse |
Brother Jacques Quelouse |
|
| 1022407 |
|
3D mode grants an immersive starfield view.
Select the button to toggle the view mode. |
<b>3D mode</b> grants an immersive starfield view.
Select the button to toggle the view mode. |
Part of conversation "[MAP Onboarding] 3.3 - Switch to 3D" |
| 1022408 |
|
PLEX wallet currently unavailable. Please try again later. |
PLEX wallet currently unavailable. Please try again later. |
UI/PlexVault/PlexTabUnavailable |
| 1022409 |
|
The Layouts panel lets you customize how the map groups regions, constellations, and systems. |
The <b>Layouts panel</b> lets you customize how the map groups regions, constellations, and systems. |
Part of conversation "[MAP Onboarding] 4.1 - Open Layouts" |
| 1022410 |
|
Switch to the Region layout to see the change. |
Switch to the <b>Region</b> layout to see the change. |
Part of conversation "[MAP Onboarding] 4.2 - Click On Region" |
| 1022411 |
|
Now, switch to the System layout. |
Now, switch to the <b>System</b> layout. |
Part of conversation "[MAP Onboarding] 4.3 - Click On System" |
| 1022412 |
|
If you get lost, you can re-center the map on your current position by selecting Focus on Your Location. |
If you get lost, you can re-center the map on your current position by selecting <b>Focus on Your Location.</b> |
Part of conversation "[Map Onboarding] 5.1 - Focus on your Location" |
| 1022413 |
|
That’s it, Captain. With the Star Map’s help, New Eden is yours to explore. Fly safe. |
That’s it, Captain. With the Star Map’s help, New Eden is yours to explore. Fly safe. |
Part of conversation "[MAP Onboarding] 5.2 - Goodbye" |
| 1022414 |
|
Harvested output |
Harvested output |
UI/InfoWindow/HarvestedOutput |
| 1022427 |
|
The Fracture |
The Fracture |
UI/Agency/PhasedFields/FractureHeader |
| 1022428 |
|
A spacetime Fracture moves through the site over 2-3 days. As it passes over Phased Asteroids they breach, and become available to mine. When a Phased Asteroid exits the Fracture it collapses and is no longer mineable.
As the Fracture approaches the 3rd phased asteroid, the site becomes visible on the starmap, and no longer requires scanning to access. |
A spacetime Fracture moves through the site over 2-3 days. As it passes over Phased Asteroids they breach, and become available to mine. When a Phased Asteroid exits the Fracture it collapses and is no longer mineable.
As the Fracture approaches the 3rd phased asteroid, the site becomes visible on the starmap, and no longer requires scanning to access. |
UI/Agency/PhasedFields/FractureText |
| 1022429 |
|
Phased Asteroid States |
Phased Asteroid States |
UI/Agency/PhasedFields/PhasedAsteroidStatesHeader |
| 1022430 |
|
Phased Asteroids have three states:
1 - Latent: Unminable state before the Fracture reaches them.
2 - Breached: inside the Fracture. Breached Phased Asteroids are initially Phased-Out and can only mined with 10% efficiency. They can be Phased-In with a Mobile Phase Anchor to allow mining at 100% efficiency.
3 - Collapsed: Unminable state after being either depleted, or having passed out of the Fracture. |
Phased Asteroids have three states:
<b>1 - Latent</b>: Unminable state before the Fracture reaches them.
<b>2 - Breached</b>: inside the Fracture. Breached Phased Asteroids are initially Phased-Out and can only mined with 10% efficiency. They can be Phased-In with a <a href=showinfo:90037>Mobile Phase Anchor</a> to allow mining at 100% efficiency.
<b>3 - Collapsed</b>: Unminable state after being either depleted, or having passed out of the Fracture. |
UI/Agency/PhasedFields/PhasedAsteroidStatesText |
| 1022433 |
|
Undercover Elias Peltonnen |
Undercover Elias Peltonnen |
|
| 1022435 |
|
Agent Elias Peltonnen |
Agent Elias Peltonnen |
|
| 1022466 |
|
reduction to effective distance traveled for jump fatigue |
reduction to effective distance traveled for jump fatigue |
Trait for item "Boobook" (64034) |
| 1022467 |
|
Immune to Interdiction Sphere Launcher, Warp Disruption Field Generator and Mobile Small, Medium and Large Warp Disruptor |
Immune to <a href=showinfo:22782>Interdiction Sphere Launcher</a>, <a href=showinfo:28654>Warp Disruption Field Generator</a> and <a href=showinfo:12198>Mobile Small</a>, <a href=showinfo:12199>Medium</a> and <a href=showinfo:12200>Large Warp Disruptor</a> |
Trait for item "Boobook" (64034) |
| 1022468 |
|
Immune to all Cargo Scanners |
Immune to all <a href=showinfo:442>Cargo Scanners</a> |
Trait for item "Boobook" (64034) |
| 1022470 |
|
Power required |
Power required |
UI/Inflight/SpaceComponents/PhaseStabilizer/EnergyRequired |
| 1022471 |
|
Ship to anchor max distance |
Ship to anchor max distance |
UI/Inflight/SpaceComponents/PhaseStabilizer/ShipToAnchorMaxDistance |
| 1022472 |
|
Anchor to Phased Asteroid max distance |
Anchor to Phased Asteroid max distance |
UI/Inflight/SpaceComponents/PhaseStabilizer/PhaseableMaxRange |
| 1022473 |
|
Eligible Ships and Power Contribution |
Eligible Ships and Power Contribution |
UI/Inflight/SpaceComponents/PhaseStabilizer/LinkableShipsWithEnergy |
| 1022474 |
|
Phase Anchor |
Phase Anchor |
UI/Inflight/SpaceComponents/PhaseStabilizer/InfoAttributesHeader |
| 1022479 |
Test DLI |
Catalyst Expansion |
Test DLICatalyst Expansion |
|
| 1022481 |
|
Not in range |
Not in range |
UI/Inflight/SpaceComponents/PhaseStabilizer/TooltipNotInRange |
| 1022482 |
|
Only Industrial Command Ships can provide power. |
Only Industrial Command Ships can provide power. |
UI/Inflight/SpaceComponents/PhaseStabilizer/TooltipInvalidShipState |
| 1022483 |
|
Invalid state: asteroid must be breached and not depleted. |
Invalid state: asteroid must be breached and not depleted. |
UI/Inflight/SpaceComponents/PhaseStabilizer/TooltipInvalidAsteroidState |
| 1022484 |
|
Unavailable due to warp effects |
Unavailable due to warp effects |
UI/Inflight/SpaceComponents/PhaseStabilizer/TooltipInvalidWarpState |
| 1022485 |
|
Phase Anchor connection failed. |
Phase Anchor connection failed. |
UI/Inflight/SpaceComponents/PhaseStabilizer/TooltipInvalidStateForConnecting |
| 1022486 |
|
Connect |
Connect |
UI/Inflight/SpaceComponents/PhaseStabilizer/ConnectToPhaseAnchor |
| 1022529 |
|
QA Badly Authored Prismaticite |
QA Badly Authored Prismaticite |
Name of item 90665 (Prismaticite) |
| 1022530 |
|
This does not exist. |
This does not exist. |
Description of item "QA Badly Authored Prismaticite" (90665) |
| 1022548 |
|
Phased Asteroid Structure Deployment Blocker |
Phased Asteroid Structure Deployment Blocker |
Name of item 90666 (Non-Interactable Object) |
| 1022601 |
|
Uncategorized |
Uncategorized |
UI/PlexVault/Logs/Categories/Uncategorized |
| 1022602 |
|
Towards the end of YC127, as the Pioneer Consortium Issue was being developed in secret, Upwell began investigating the possibility of backporting its improvements onto the Venture.
The improved shield defences, drone bay, and enhanced salvage drone functionality pushed the ship beyond the simple capabilities of the basic variants and created a versatile powerhouse. More maneuverable than the Pioneer Consortium Issue and without the same advanced material or skill requirements of the Prospect, the Venture Consortium Issue was perfect for Upwell’s expanded mining projects. |
Towards the end of YC127, as the Pioneer Consortium Issue was being developed in secret, Upwell began investigating the possibility of backporting its improvements onto the Venture.
The improved shield defences, drone bay, and enhanced salvage drone functionality pushed the ship beyond the simple capabilities of the basic variants and created a versatile powerhouse. More maneuverable than the Pioneer Consortium Issue and without the same advanced material or skill requirements of the Prospect, the Venture Consortium Issue was perfect for Upwell’s expanded mining projects. |
Description of item "Venture Consortium Issue" (89648) |
| 1022662 |
|
{[item]phaseableTypeID.name} must be in a Phased-Out state in order for {[item]phaseStabilizerTypeID.name} to begin phasing it in. |
{[item]phaseableTypeID.name} must be in a Phased-Out state in order for {[item]phaseStabilizerTypeID.name} to begin phasing it in. |
|
| 1022663 |
|
Non Interactable Fortizar Wreck (Do Not Translate) |
Non Interactable Fortizar Wreck (Do Not Translate) |
Name of item 90706 (Non-Interactable Object) |
| 1022667 |
|
Non Interactable Mobile Phase Anchor Wreck |
Non Interactable Mobile Phase Anchor Wreck |
Name of item 90708 (Non-Interactable Object) |
| 1022669 |
|
Mobile Wreck 4 |
Mobile Wreck 4 |
|
| 1022670 |
|
{[item]asteroidTypeID.name} has breached and is mineable. |
{[item]asteroidTypeID.name} has breached and is mineable. |
|
| 1022671 |
|
{[item]asteroidTypeID.name} has collapsed and can no longer be mined. |
{[item]asteroidTypeID.name} has collapsed and can no longer be mined. |
|
| 1022672 |
|
Non Interactable Drifter Structure Wreck (Do Not Translate) |
Non Interactable Drifter Structure Wreck (Do Not Translate) |
Name of item 90709 (Non-Interactable Object) |
| 1022675 |
|
Cancelled |
Cancelled |
UI/PlexVault/Logs/Summaries/UncategorizedCancelled |
| 1022676 |
|
{[item]asteroidTypeID.name} has Phased-In and can be mined at {[numeric]efficiency, decimalPlaces=0}% efficiency. |
{[item]asteroidTypeID.name} has Phased-In and can be mined at {[numeric]efficiency, decimalPlaces=0}% efficiency. |
|
| 1022677 |
|
{[item]asteroidTypeID.name} has Phased-Out and can be mined at {[numeric]efficiency, decimalPlaces=0}% efficiency. |
{[item]asteroidTypeID.name} has Phased-Out and can be mined at {[numeric]efficiency, decimalPlaces=0}% efficiency. |
|
| 1022678 |
|
{[item]phaseableTypeID.name} has begun Phasing-Out |
{[item]phaseableTypeID.name} has begun Phasing-Out |
|
| 1022679 |
|
{[item]phaseStabilizerTypeID.name} has begun Phasing-In the {[item]phaseableTypeID.name}. The process will take {[timeinterval]phasingInDurationSeconds.writtenForm, from=day, to=second}. |
{[item]phaseStabilizerTypeID.name} has begun Phasing-In the {[item]phaseableTypeID.name}. The process will take {[timeinterval]phasingInDurationSeconds.writtenForm, from=day, to=second}. |
|
| 1022682 |
|
This ship can receive bonus effects depending on the environment. |
This ship can receive bonus effects depending on the environment. |
Trait for item "Odysseus" (89607) |
| 1022683 |
|
Your ship has connected to {[item]phaseStabilizerTypeID.name}. Additional ships will be required to provide the necessary power for Phasing-In to start. |
Your ship has connected to {[item]phaseStabilizerTypeID.name}. Additional ships will be required to provide the necessary power for Phasing-In to start. |
|
| 1022706 |
|
bonus to Mining critical hit chance |
bonus to <a href=showinfo:3386>Mining</a> critical hit chance |
|
| 1022707 |
|
bonus to Mining critical hit chance |
bonus to <a href=showinfo:3386>Mining</a> critical hit chance |
|
| 1022708 |
|
bonus to Mining critical hit chance |
bonus to <a href=showinfo:3386>Mining</a> critical hit chance |
Trait for item "Venture Consortium Issue" (89648) |
| 1022709 |
|
bonus to Mining critical hit chance |
bonus to <a href=showinfo:3386>Mining</a> critical hit chance |
Trait for item "Pioneer Consortium Issue" (89647) |
| 1022712 |
|
Until Breach <color={color}>{countdown}</color> |
Until Breach <color={color}>{countdown}</color> |
UI/Mining/PhasedAsteroidUntilBreachCountdown |
| 1022722 |
|
Until Collapse <color={color}>{countdown}</color> |
Until Collapse <color={color}>{countdown}</color> |
UI/Mining/PhasedAsteroidUntilCollapseCountdown |
| 1022724 |
|
Breached |
Breached |
UI/Mining/PhasedAsteroidBreached |
| 1022725 |
|
Collapsed |
Collapsed |
UI/Mining/PhasedAsteroidCollapsed |
| 1022740 |
|
PLEX Balance |
PLEX Balance |
Tooltips/Neocom/PLEXBalance |
| 1022745 |
|
You cannot deploy {[item]typeID.name} here, as the nearby {[item]phaseableTypeID.name} is not in a valid state for phasing-in. |
You cannot deploy {[item]typeID.name} here, as the nearby {[item]phaseableTypeID.name} is not in a valid state for phasing-in. |
|
| 1022746 |
|
Mining Precision |
Mining Precision |
Name of item 90727 (Resource Processing) |
| 1022747 |
|
Skill at maximizing the chance of a mining critical success when using a mining lasers or ice harvester.
10% bonus to mining laser and ice harvester critical success chance per skill level. |
Skill at maximizing the chance of a mining critical success when using a mining lasers or ice harvester.
10% bonus to mining laser and ice harvester critical success chance per skill level. |
Description of item "Mining Precision" (90727) |
| 1022748 |
|
Mining Exploitation |
Mining Exploitation |
Name of item 90728 (Resource Processing) |
| 1022749 |
|
Skill at exploiting the benefits of mining critical successes when using a mining laser or ice harvester.
5% bonus to mining laser and ice harvester critical success bonus yield per skill level. |
Skill at exploiting the benefits of mining critical successes when using a mining laser or ice harvester.
5% bonus to mining laser and ice harvester critical success bonus yield per skill level. |
Description of item "Mining Exploitation" (90728) |
| 1022751 |
|
{hold_name} {capacity}% |
{hold_name} {capacity}% |
UI/Mining/MiningHoldCapacityPercentage |
| 1022753 |
|
{[numeric]amount, useGrouping} PLEX |
{[numeric]amount, useGrouping} PLEX |
UI/Util/FmtPlex |
| 1022754 |
|
I managed to get us added to their work roster.
You mine like any other member of the crew, make your way towards their system mainframe, hack it, then get out of there. |
I managed to get us added to their work roster.
You mine like any other member of the crew, make your way towards their system mainframe, hack it, then get out of there. |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M1 - Enter - Lobby" |
| 1022755 |
|
Mining Critical Success Chance Bonus |
Mining Critical Success Chance Bonus |
Name of attribute "miningCritChanceBonus" (6049) |
| 1022756 |
|
Welcome, Miner.
Hope you’re ready to work, we’ve got a lot to clear out before the site collapses. |
Welcome, Miner.
Hope you’re ready to work, we’ve got a lot to clear out before the site collapses. |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M1 - Enter - Default" |
| 1022757 |
|
Ready and eager, Director Becker. |
Ready and eager, Director Becker. |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M1 - Enter - Default" |
| 1022758 |
|
Mining Critical Success Yield Bonus |
Mining Critical Success Yield Bonus |
Name of attribute "miningCritBonusYieldBonus" (6050) |
| 1022759 |
|
Good, ORE has a job that needs doing, and I only have time for people capable of getting it done.
My Rorqual and the main crew have the Phased Asteroid covered. Your job is to clear up the Veldspar floating around. |
Good, ORE has a job that needs doing, and I only have time for people capable of getting it done.
My Rorqual and the main crew have the Phased Asteroid covered. Your job is to clear up the Veldspar floating around. |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M1 - Enter - Default" |
| 1022760 |
|
[Private Comms]
Do as she says, we need these miners to think we’re just part of the crew. |
[Private Comms]
Do as she says, we need these miners to think we’re just part of the crew. |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M1 - Enter - Default" |
| 1022761 |
|
[Private Comms]
Go mine the asteroid over there. Get us closer to that communication array. |
[Private Comms]
Go mine the asteroid over there. Get us closer to that communication array. |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M1 - Event - Final Asteroid" |
| 1022762 |
|
Open Mining Ledger |
Open Mining Ledger |
UI/Mining/OpenMiningLedger |
| 1022763 |
|
Ore Value |
Ore Value |
UI/Mining/OreValue |
| 1022764 |
|
Low |
Low |
UI/Mining/LowValue |
| 1022765 |
|
High |
High |
UI/Mining/HighValue |
| 1022798 |
|
Salvager Module Duration Bonus |
Salvager Module Duration Bonus |
|
| 1022799 |
|
Mining Laser Efficiency Charge |
Mining Laser Efficiency Charge |
Name of item 90733 (Mining Foreman Burst Charges) |
| 1022800 |
|
This compact bundle of active nanites can be loaded into a Mining Foreman Burst module and dispersed across allied ships to greatly enhance the precision and efficiency of their mining modules, increasing the chance of critical successes and decreasing the chance of residue for mining lasers.
All mining foreman bursts also enable upgraded functionality for any integrated Mining Surveyors on affected ships |
This compact bundle of active nanites can be loaded into a <a href=showinfo:42528>Mining Foreman Burst</a> module and dispersed across allied ships to greatly enhance the precision and efficiency of their mining modules, increasing the chance of critical successes and decreasing the chance of residue for mining lasers.
All mining foreman bursts also enable upgraded functionality for any integrated Mining Surveyors on affected ships |
Description of item "Mining Laser Efficiency Charge" (90733) |
| 1022801 |
|
So you don’t know what it means any more than we do, huh? |
So you don’t know what it means any more than we do, huh? |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M2 - Enter - Default" |
| 1022802 |
|
No, but together we can crack it!
Some of these asteroids contain the isotopes you identified. |
No, but together we can crack it!
Some of these asteroids contain the isotopes you identified. |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M2 - Enter - Default" |
| 1022803 |
|
Look for the asteroids with the lowest density.
Bring me the ore from those asteroids, and we shall see what we see. |
Look for the asteroids with the lowest density.
Bring me the ore from those asteroids, and we shall see what we see. |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M2 - Enter - Default" |
| 1022804 |
|
You can identify the least dense asteroids using your mining surveyor.
The asteroids we're looking for will appear to be the same size as the others, but contain less ore. |
You can identify the least dense asteroids using your mining surveyor.
The asteroids we're looking for will appear to be the same size as the others, but contain less ore. |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M2 - Enter - Default" |
| 1022805 |
|
This is quite unexpected; these isotopes were formed in a massive explosion. |
This is quite unexpected; these isotopes were formed in a massive explosion. |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M2 - Event - Success" |
| 1022806 |
|
How can that be possible? Phased Fields don’t explode, do they? |
How can that be possible? Phased Fields don’t explode, do they? |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M2 - Event - Success" |
| 1022807 |
|
Strange indeed.
Based on their position, I have been able to trace the origin point of the event that created them. Perhaps you will find answers there. |
Strange indeed.
Based on their position, I have been able to trace the origin point of the event that created them. Perhaps you will find answers there. |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M2 - Event - Success" |
| 1022808 |
|
This must be incorrect; these coordinates lead to an Upwell Consortium research base. |
This must be incorrect; these coordinates lead to an Upwell Consortium research base. |
|
| 1022809 |
|
This must be incorrect; these coordinates lead to an Upwell Consortium research base. |
This must be incorrect; these coordinates lead to an Upwell Consortium research base. |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M2 - Event - Success" |
| 1022810 |
|
The coordinates are correct; it must be your assumptions that are wrong. |
The coordinates are correct; it must be your assumptions that are wrong. |
|
| 1022811 |
|
The coordinates are correct; it must be your assumptions that are wrong. |
The coordinates are correct; it must be your assumptions that are wrong. |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M2 - Event - Success" |
| 1022812 |
|
Thank you, Jacques. I owe you one.
Captain, it seems we're done here. Come and see me again, then we can put an end to all of this. |
Thank you, Jacques. I owe you one.
Captain, it seems we're done here. Come and see me again, then we can put an end to all of this. |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M2 - Event - Success" |
| 1022813 |
|
Mining Laser Efficiency Charge Blueprint |
Mining Laser Efficiency Charge Blueprint |
Name of item 90734 (Command Burst Charge Blueprint) |
| 1022814 |
|
Residue Probability Reduction |
Residue Probability Reduction |
Name of attribute "miningWasteProbabilityBonus" (6053) |
| 1022815 |
|
Get close to that Upwell structure, I’ll pull whatever answers I can.
Some of this debris is blocking your way and there are proximity mines that will explode if you get too close. Use your mining lasers to remove asteroids and clear a safe path. |
Get close to that Upwell structure, I’ll pull whatever answers I can.
Some of this debris is blocking your way and there are proximity mines that will explode if you get too close. Use your mining lasers to remove asteroids and clear a safe path. |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M3 - Enter - Default" |
| 1022816 |
|
We’re here for the truth. Whatever ORE and Upwell did here, it’s the least you owe Sarnai.
How can you be so sure she wouldn't want the world to know? |
We’re here for the truth. Whatever ORE and Upwell did here, it’s the least you owe Sarnai.
How can you be so sure she wouldn't want the world to know? |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M3 - Event - Transmit or Destroy" |
| 1022817 |
|
Because she died trying to bury it. It's dangerous information in the wrong hands.
You have to trust me. Honor her sacrifice, destroy that structure. |
Because she died trying to bury it. It's dangerous information in the wrong hands.
You have to trust me. Honor her sacrifice, destroy that structure. |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M3 - Event - Transmit or Destroy" |
| 1022820 |
|
People deserve to know, Becker.
Captain, I cannot thank you enough. Upwell has the best lawyers in the cluster, but with the evidence out there, the truth might just stand a chance. Grab the proof of transmission from the transmitter and warp out of here. |
People deserve to know, Becker.
Captain, I cannot thank you enough. Upwell has the best lawyers in the cluster, but with the evidence out there, the truth might just stand a chance. Grab the proof of transmission from the transmitter and warp out of here. |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M3 - Event - Hacked Transmit" |
| 1022821 |
|
Sarnai’s secrets are safe, and at least now I know what happened to her. She deserves to be remembered.
Captain, I cannot thank you enough. Grab the proof of destruction, return to the station, and let’s put this whole tragedy to rest. |
Sarnai’s secrets are safe, and at least now I know what happened to her. She deserves to be remembered.
Captain, I cannot thank you enough. Grab the proof of destruction, return to the station, and let’s put this whole tragedy to rest. |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M3 - Event - Hacked Destroy" |
| 1022828 |
|
Sort Groups By |
Sort Groups By |
UI/Mining/SortGroupsBy |
| 1022829 |
|
Alphabetically |
Alphabetically |
UI/Mining/SortGroupsByAlphabetically |
| 1022830 |
|
Value |
Value |
UI/Mining/SortGroupsByValue |
| 1022831 |
|
Type |
Type |
UI/Mining/SortGroupsByType |
| 1022850 |
|
Simple Asteroid Mining Crystals |
Simple Asteroid Mining Crystals |
|
| 1022851 |
|
Mining Crystals which are suitable for mining Simple Ores such as Plagioclase, Pyroxeres, Scordite, Veldspar and Mordunium. |
Mining Crystals which are suitable for mining Simple Ores such as Plagioclase, Pyroxeres, Scordite, Veldspar and Mordunium. |
|
| 1022852 |
|
Coherent Asteroid Mining Crystals |
Coherent Asteroid Mining Crystals |
|
| 1022853 |
|
Mining Crystals which are suitable for mining Coherent Ores such as Hedbergite, Hemorphite, Jaspet, Kernite, Omber, Ytirium, Griemeer and Nocxite. |
Mining Crystals which are suitable for mining Coherent Ores such as Hedbergite, Hemorphite, Jaspet, Kernite, Omber, Ytirium, Griemeer and Nocxite. |
|
| 1022854 |
|
Variegated Asteroid Mining Crystals |
Variegated Asteroid Mining Crystals |
|
| 1022855 |
|
Mining Crystals which are suitable for mining Variegated Ores such as Crokite, Dark Ochre, Gneiss and Kylixium. |
Mining Crystals which are suitable for mining Variegated Ores such as Crokite, Dark Ochre, Gneiss and Kylixium. |
|
| 1022856 |
|
Complex Asteroid Mining Crystals |
Complex Asteroid Mining Crystals |
|
| 1022857 |
|
Mining Crystals which are suitable for mining Complex Ores such as Arkonor, Bistot, Spodumain, Eifyrium, Ducinium, Hezorime and Ueganite. |
Mining Crystals which are suitable for mining Complex Ores such as Arkonor, Bistot, Spodumain, Eifyrium, Ducinium, Hezorime and Ueganite. |
|
| 1022858 |
|
Mercoxit Asteroid Mining Crystals |
Mercoxit Asteroid Mining Crystals |
|
| 1022859 |
|
Mining Crystals which are suitable for mining Mercoxit. |
Mining Crystals which are suitable for mining Mercoxit. |
|
| 1022860 |
|
Abyssal Asteroid Mining Crystals |
Abyssal Asteroid Mining Crystals |
|
| 1022861 |
|
Mining Crystals which are suitable for mining Abyssal Ores such as Bezdnacine, Rakovene, and Talassonite. |
Mining Crystals which are suitable for mining Abyssal Ores such as Bezdnacine, Rakovene, and Talassonite. |
|
| 1022862 |
|
Phased Asteroid Mining Crystals |
Phased Asteroid Mining Crystals |
|
| 1022863 |
|
Mining Crystals which are suitable for mining Phased Asteroids containing Erratic Ores such as Prismaticite |
Mining Crystals which are suitable for mining Phased Asteroids containing Erratic Ores such as Prismaticite |
|
| 1022864 |
|
Common Moon Mining Crystals |
Common Moon Mining Crystals |
|
| 1022865 |
|
Mining Crystals which are suitable for mining Common Moon Ores such as Cobaltite, Euxenite, Titanite, and Scheelite. |
Mining Crystals which are suitable for mining Common Moon Ores such as Cobaltite, Euxenite, Titanite, and Scheelite. |
|
| 1022866 |
|
Ubiquitous Moon Mining Crystals |
Ubiquitous Moon Mining Crystals |
|
| 1022867 |
|
Mining Crystals which are suitable for mining Ubiquitous Moon Ores such as Zeolites, Sylvite, Bitumens, and Coesite. |
Mining Crystals which are suitable for mining Ubiquitous Moon Ores such as Zeolites, Sylvite, Bitumens, and Coesite. |
|
| 1022868 |
|
Ubiquitous Moon Mining Crystals |
Ubiquitous Moon Mining Crystals |
|
| 1022869 |
|
Mining Crystals which are suitable for mining Ubiquitous Moon Ores such as Zeolites, Sylvite, Bitumens, and Coesite. |
Mining Crystals which are suitable for mining Ubiquitous Moon Ores such as Zeolites, Sylvite, Bitumens, and Coesite. |
|
| 1022870 |
|
Uncommon Moon Mining Crystals |
Uncommon Moon Mining Crystals |
|
| 1022871 |
|
Mining Crystals which are suitable for mining Uncommon Moon Ores such as Otavite, Sperrylite, Vanadinite, and Chromite. |
Mining Crystals which are suitable for mining Uncommon Moon Ores such as Otavite, Sperrylite, Vanadinite, and Chromite. |
|
| 1022872 |
|
Rare Moon Mining Crystals |
Rare Moon Mining Crystals |
|
| 1022873 |
|
Mining Crystals which are suitable for mining Rare Moon Ores such as Carnotite, Zircon, Pollucite, and Cinnabar. |
Mining Crystals which are suitable for mining Rare Moon Ores such as Carnotite, Zircon, Pollucite, and Cinnabar. |
|
| 1022874 |
|
Exceptional Moon Mining Crystals |
Exceptional Moon Mining Crystals |
|
| 1022875 |
|
Mining Crystals which are suitable for mining Exceptional Moon Ores such as Xenotime, Monazite, Loparite, and Ytterbite ores. |
Mining Crystals which are suitable for mining Exceptional Moon Ores such as Xenotime, Monazite, Loparite, and Ytterbite ores. |
|
| 1022923 |
|
Non Interactable ORE Technologies Applied Research Center (Do Not Translate) |
Non Interactable ORE Technologies Applied Research Center (Do Not Translate) |
Name of item 90747 (Non-Interactable Object) |
| 1022925 |
|
Non Interactable Sovereignty Hub Wreck (Do Not Translate) |
Non Interactable Sovereignty Hub Wreck (Do Not Translate) |
Name of item 90748 (Non-Interactable Object) |
| 1022938 |
|
You need to return to {[location]location_id.name, linkify} |
You need to return to {[location]location_id.name, linkify} |
|
| 1022939 |
|
Return to station |
Return to station |
|
| 1022943 |
|
Finish talking to AURA |
Finish talking to AURA |
|
| 1022944 |
|
Complete the Map Tutorial |
Complete the Map Tutorial |
|
| 1025483 |
|
SOEEB1 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
SOEEB1 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90749 (Effect Beacon) |
| 1025484 |
|
SOEEB2 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
SOEEB2 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90750 (Effect Beacon) |
| 1025485 |
|
SOEEB3 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
SOEEB3 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90751 (Effect Beacon) |
| 1025486 |
|
SOEEB4 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
SOEEB4 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90752 (Effect Beacon) |
| 1025487 |
|
SOEEB5 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
SOEEB5 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90753 (Effect Beacon) |
| 1025488 |
|
SOEEB6 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
SOEEB6 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90754 (Effect Beacon) |
| 1025489 |
|
SOEEB7 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
SOEEB7 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90755 (Effect Beacon) |
| 1025490 |
|
SOEEB8 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
SOEEB8 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90756 (Effect Beacon) |
| 1025491 |
|
SOEEB9 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
SOEEB9 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90757 (Effect Beacon) |
| 1025492 |
|
SOEEB10 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
SOEEB10 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90758 (Effect Beacon) |
| 1025493 |
|
SOEEB11(DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
SOEEB11(DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90759 (Effect Beacon) |
| 1025494 |
|
SOEEB12 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
SOEEB12 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90760 (Effect Beacon) |
| 1025495 |
|
SOEEB13 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
SOEEB13 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90761 (Effect Beacon) |
| 1025496 |
|
SOEEB14 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
SOEEB14 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90762 (Effect Beacon) |
| 1025497 |
|
SOEEB15 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
SOEEB15 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90763 (Effect Beacon) |
| 1025498 |
|
SOEEB16 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
SOEEB16 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90764 (Effect Beacon) |
| 1025499 |
|
SOEEB17 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
SOEEB17 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90765 (Effect Beacon) |
| 1025500 |
|
SOEEB18 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
SOEEB18 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90766 (Effect Beacon) |
| 1025501 |
|
SOEEB19 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
SOEEB19 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90767 (Effect Beacon) |
| 1025502 |
|
SOEEB20 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
SOEEB20 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90768 (Effect Beacon) |
| 1025503 |
|
Warp Speed Bonus (Thera) |
Warp Speed Bonus (Thera) |
|
| 1025504 |
|
SOEEB21 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
SOEEB21 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90769 (Effect Beacon) |
| 1025505 |
|
SOEEB22 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
SOEEB22 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90770 (Effect Beacon) |
| 1025506 |
|
SOEEB23 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
SOEEB23 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90771 (Effect Beacon) |
| 1025507 |
|
SOEEB24 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
SOEEB24 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90772 (Effect Beacon) |
| 1025508 |
|
SOEEB25 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
SOEEB25 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90773 (Effect Beacon) |
| 1025509 |
|
SOEEB26 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
SOEEB26 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90774 (Effect Beacon) |
| 1025510 |
|
SOEEB27 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
SOEEB27 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90775 (Effect Beacon) |
| 1025511 |
|
SOEEB28 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
SOEEB28 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90776 (Effect Beacon) |
| 1025512 |
|
SOEEB29 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
SOEEB29 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90777 (Effect Beacon) |
| 1025513 |
|
SOEEB30 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
SOEEB30 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90778 (Effect Beacon) |
| 1025514 |
|
SOEEB31 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
SOEEB31 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90779 (Effect Beacon) |
| 1025515 |
|
SOEEB232 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
SOEEB232 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90780 (Effect Beacon) |
| 1025516 |
|
SOEEB33 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
SOEEB33 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90781 (Effect Beacon) |
| 1025517 |
|
SOEEB34 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
SOEEB34 (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90782 (Effect Beacon) |
| 1025518 |
|
Module Heat Damage Reduction (Turnur Aftermath) |
Module Heat Damage Reduction (Turnur Aftermath) |
|
| 1025519 |
|
Hull Hitpoint Bonus (Zarzakh Gravity Hazard) |
Hull Hitpoint Bonus (Zarzakh Gravity Hazard) |
|
| 1025520 |
|
Web Resistance (Trace Cosmos) |
Web Resistance (Trace Cosmos) |
|
| 1025521 |
|
Max Velocity (EVE Gate) |
Max Velocity (EVE Gate) |
|
| 1025522 |
|
Probe Scan Strength Bonus (Katia Sae Memorial) |
Probe Scan Strength Bonus (Katia Sae Memorial) |
|
| 1025523 |
|
Warp Speed Bonus (Cord of the Elements) |
Warp Speed Bonus (Cord of the Elements) |
|
| 1025524 |
|
Salvager Module Duration Bonus (Battle of Vak'Atioth) |
Salvager Module Duration Bonus (Battle of Vak'Atioth) |
|
| 1025525 |
|
Salvager Module Duration Bonus (M2-XFE Massacre) |
Salvager Module Duration Bonus (M2-XFE Massacre) |
|
| 1025526 |
|
Salvager Module Duration Bonus (Titanomachy) |
Salvager Module Duration Bonus (Titanomachy) |
|
| 1025527 |
|
Salvager Module Duration Bonus (Golgothan Fields) |
Salvager Module Duration Bonus (Golgothan Fields) |
|
| 1025528 |
|
Salvager Module Duration Bonus (Birthday Bash) |
Salvager Module Duration Bonus (Birthday Bash) |
|
| 1025529 |
|
Salvager Module Duration Bonus (Siege of C-J6MT) |
Salvager Module Duration Bonus (Siege of C-J6MT) |
|
| 1025530 |
|
Warp Speed Bonus (EVE Travel Agency) |
Warp Speed Bonus (EVE Travel Agency) |
|
| 1025531 |
|
Shield and Armor Hitpoint Bonus (Alliance Tournament Monument) |
Shield and Armor Hitpoint Bonus (Alliance Tournament Monument) |
|
| 1025532 |
|
Warp Speed Bonus (Pool of Radiance) |
Warp Speed Bonus (Pool of Radiance) |
|
| 1025533 |
|
Command Burst Duration Bonus (Molea Cemetery) |
Command Burst Duration Bonus (Molea Cemetery) |
|
| 1025534 |
|
Probe Scan Strength Bonus (Site One) |
Probe Scan Strength Bonus (Site One) |
|
| 1025535 |
|
Maximum Velocity Bonus (Drifter Wormhole) |
Maximum Velocity Bonus (Drifter Wormhole) |
|
| 1025536 |
|
Probe Scan Strength Bonus (Final Liminality) |
Probe Scan Strength Bonus (Final Liminality) |
|
| 1025537 |
|
Capacitor Amount Bonus (Metaliminal Electric Storm) |
Capacitor Amount Bonus (Metaliminal Electric Storm) |
|
| 1025538 |
|
Scan Resolution Bonus (Metaliminal Exotic Storm) |
Scan Resolution Bonus (Metaliminal Exotic Storm) |
|
| 1025539 |
|
Module Heat Damage Reduction (Metaliminal Plasma Storm) |
Module Heat Damage Reduction (Metaliminal Plasma Storm) |
|
| 1025540 |
|
Energy Warfare Resistance Bonus (Metaliminal Gamma Storm) |
Energy Warfare Resistance Bonus (Metaliminal Gamma Storm) |
|
| 1025541 |
|
Energy Warfare Resistance Bonus (Gamma Stability Generator) |
Energy Warfare Resistance Bonus (Gamma Stability Generator) |
|
| 1025542 |
|
Module Heat Reduction Bonus (Plasma Stability Generator) |
Module Heat Reduction Bonus (Plasma Stability Generator) |
|
| 1025543 |
|
Scan Resolution Bonus (Exotic Stability Generator) |
Scan Resolution Bonus (Exotic Stability Generator) |
|
| 1025544 |
|
Capacitor Capacity Bonus (Electric Stability Generator) |
Capacitor Capacity Bonus (Electric Stability Generator) |
|
| 1025545 |
|
Web Resistance Bonus (Black Hole) |
Web Resistance Bonus (Black Hole) |
|
| 1025546 |
|
Module Heat Damage Reduction Bonus (Red Giant) |
Module Heat Damage Reduction Bonus (Red Giant) |
|
| 1025547 |
|
Medium Energy Turret Tracking Bonus (Wolf Rayet) |
Medium Energy Turret Tracking Bonus (Wolf Rayet) |
|
| 1025548 |
|
Energy Warfare Resistance Bonus (Pulsar) |
Energy Warfare Resistance Bonus (Pulsar) |
|
| 1025549 |
|
Capacitor Capacity Bonus (Cataclysmic Variable) |
Capacitor Capacity Bonus (Cataclysmic Variable) |
|
| 1025550 |
|
Sensor Dampener and Weapon Disruptor resistance bonus (Magnetar) |
Sensor Dampener and Weapon Disruptor resistance bonus (Magnetar) |
|
| 1025552 |
|
FW Complex - Large ADV-1 - Attacker Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
FW Complex - Large ADV-1 - Attacker Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90783 (Cloud) |
| 1025553 |
|
FW Complex - Large ADV-1 - Occupier Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
FW Complex - Large ADV-1 - Occupier Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90784 (Cloud) |
| 1025554 |
|
FW Complex - Large NVY-1 - Attacker Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
FW Complex - Large NVY-1 - Attacker Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90785 (Cloud) |
| 1025555 |
|
FW Complex - Large NVY-1 - Occupier Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
FW Complex - Large NVY-1 - Occupier Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90786 (Cloud) |
| 1025556 |
|
FW Complex - Large NVY-4 - Attacker Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
FW Complex - Large NVY-4 - Attacker Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90787 (Cloud) |
| 1025557 |
|
FW Complex - Large NVY-4 - Occupier Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
FW Complex - Large NVY-4 - Occupier Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90788 (Cloud) |
| 1025558 |
|
FW Complex - Medium ADV-1 - Attacker Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
FW Complex - Medium ADV-1 - Attacker Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90789 (Cloud) |
| 1025559 |
|
FW Complex - Medium ADV-1 - Occupier Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
FW Complex - Medium ADV-1 - Occupier Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90790 (Cloud) |
| 1025560 |
|
FW Complex - Medium ADV-3 - Attacker Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
FW Complex - Medium ADV-3 - Attacker Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90791 (Cloud) |
| 1025561 |
|
FW Complex - Medium ADV-3 - Occupier Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
FW Complex - Medium ADV-3 - Occupier Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90792 (Cloud) |
| 1025562 |
|
FW Complex - Medium NVY-1 - Attacker Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
FW Complex - Medium NVY-1 - Attacker Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90793 (Cloud) |
| 1025563 |
|
FW Complex - Medium NVY-1 - Occupier Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
FW Complex - Medium NVY-1 - Occupier Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90794 (Cloud) |
| 1025564 |
|
FW Complex - Medium NVY-3 - Attacker Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
FW Complex - Medium NVY-3 - Attacker Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90795 (Cloud) |
| 1025565 |
|
FW Complex - Medium NVY-3 - Occupier Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
FW Complex - Medium NVY-3 - Occupier Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90796 (Cloud) |
| 1025566 |
|
FW Complex - Small ADV-1 - Attacker Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
FW Complex - Small ADV-1 - Attacker Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90797 (Cloud) |
| 1025567 |
|
FW Complex - Small ADV-1 - Occupier Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
FW Complex - Small ADV-1 - Occupier Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90798 (Cloud) |
| 1025568 |
|
FW Complex - Small ADV-2 - Attacker Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
FW Complex - Small ADV-2 - Attacker Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90799 (Cloud) |
| 1025569 |
|
FW Complex - Small ADV-2 - Occupier Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
FW Complex - Small ADV-2 - Occupier Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90800 (Cloud) |
| 1025570 |
|
FW Complex - Small NVY-1 - Attacker Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
FW Complex - Small NVY-1 - Attacker Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90801 (Cloud) |
| 1025571 |
|
FW Complex - Small NVY-1 - Occupier Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
FW Complex - Small NVY-1 - Occupier Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90802 (Cloud) |
| 1025572 |
|
FW Complex - Small NVY-2 - Attacker Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
FW Complex - Small NVY-2 - Attacker Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90803 (Cloud) |
| 1025573 |
|
FW Complex - Small NVY-2 - Occupier Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
FW Complex - Small NVY-2 - Occupier Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90804 (Cloud) |
| 1025574 |
|
FW Complex - Scout ADV-1 - Attacker Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
FW Complex - Scout ADV-1 - Attacker Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90805 (Cloud) |
| 1025575 |
|
FW Complex - Scout ADV-1 - Occupier Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
FW Complex - Scout ADV-1 - Occupier Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90806 (Cloud) |
| 1025576 |
|
FW Complex - Scout NVY-1 - Attacker Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
FW Complex - Scout NVY-1 - Attacker Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90807 (Cloud) |
| 1025577 |
|
FW Complex - Scout NVY-1 - Occupier Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
FW Complex - Scout NVY-1 - Occupier Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90808 (Cloud) |
| 1025578 |
|
FW Complex - Scout NVY-2 - Attacker Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
FW Complex - Scout NVY-2 - Attacker Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90809 (Cloud) |
| 1025579 |
|
FW Complex - Scout NVY-2 - Occupier Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
FW Complex - Scout NVY-2 - Occupier Spawner (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 90810 (Cloud) |
| 1025580 |
|
QA and Dev Groups |
QA and Dev Groups |
|
| 1025583 |
|
Drifter Large Structure Wreckage |
Drifter Large Structure Wreckage |
Name of item 90812 (Non-Interactable Object) |
| 1025584 |
|
Total Value |
Total Value |
UI/Common/TotalValue |
| 1025592 |
|
Number of your corp members currently in a system |
Number of your corp members currently in a system |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/MyCorpMembersTooltip |
| 1025593 |
|
Number of your corp’s offices in a system |
Number of your corp’s offices in a system |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/OfficesTooltip |
| 1025594 |
|
Location of your corp’s impounded items |
Location of your corp’s impounded items |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/ImpoundedTooltip |
| 1025596 |
|
Systems in which your corp owns structures |
Systems in which your corp owns structures |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/PropertyTooltip |
| 1025597 |
|
Systems with Items in Corp Delivery Hangars |
Systems with Items in Corp Delivery Hangars |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/DeliveriesTooltip |
| 1025598 |
|
Systems in which your corp has asset wraps |
Systems in which your corp has asset wraps |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/AssetWrapsTooltip |
| 1025599 |
|
All FW systems and their contested value |
All FW systems and their contested value |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/AllMilitiasFilter |
| 1025600 |
|
FW systems for the 24th Imperial Crusade and their contested value |
FW systems for the 24th Imperial Crusade and their contested value |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/AmarrTooltip |
| 1025601 |
|
FW systems for the State Protectorate and their contested value |
FW systems for the State Protectorate and their contested value |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/CaldariTooltip |
| 1025602 |
|
FW systems for the Federal Defense Union and their contested value |
FW systems for the Federal Defense Union and their contested value |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/GallenteFilter |
| 1025603 |
|
Proof that the incriminating Upwell data has destroyed beyond recovery. |
Proof that the incriminating Upwell data has destroyed beyond recovery. |
Description of item "Proof of Destruction" (90565) |
| 1025604 |
|
FW systems for the Tribal Liberation Force and their contested value |
FW systems for the Tribal Liberation Force and their contested value |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/MinmatarFilter |
| 1025605 |
|
Number of militia capsuleer ships destroyed in the last hour |
Number of militia capsuleer ships destroyed in the last hour |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/MilitiaShipDestroyedLastHourTooltip |
| 1025606 |
|
Number of militia capsuleers destroyed in the last 24 hours |
Number of militia capsuleers destroyed in the last 24 hours |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/MilitiaShipDestroyedLast24hTooltip |
| 1025607 |
|
Systems currently affected by pirate Insurgencies |
Systems currently affected by pirate Insurgencies |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/InsurgenciesTooltip |
| 1025608 |
|
Corruption value of insurgency systems |
Corruption value of insurgency systems |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/CorruptionTooltip |
| 1025609 |
|
Data chip containing proof of transmission of the incriminating Upwell data. |
Data chip containing proof of transmission of the incriminating Upwell data. |
Description of item "Proof of Transmission" (90566) |
| 1025610 |
|
Suppression value of insurgency systems |
Suppression value of insurgency systems |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/SuppressionTooltip |
| 1025611 |
|
Number of stations with Clone Bays in a system |
Number of stations with Clone Bays in a system |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/CloneBayTooltip |
| 1025612 |
|
Number of stations with Manufacturing facilities in a system |
Number of stations with Manufacturing facilities in a system |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/ManufacturingTooltip |
| 1025613 |
|
Number of stations with Insurance facilities in a system |
Number of stations with Insurance facilities in a system |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/InsuranceTooltip |
| 1025614 |
|
Number of stations with Science facilities in a system |
Number of stations with Science facilities in a system |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/ScienceTooltip |
| 1025615 |
|
Number of stations with Repair facilities in a system |
Number of stations with Repair facilities in a system |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/RepairTooltip |
| 1025616 |
|
Number of stations with a Militia Offices in a system |
Number of stations with a Militia Offices in a system |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/MilitiaOfficeTooltip |
| 1025617 |
|
Number of stations with Reprocessing Facilities in a system |
Number of stations with Reprocessing Facilities in a system |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/ReprocessingTooltip |
| 1025618 |
|
Number of Plasma type planets in a system |
Number of Plasma type planets in a system |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/PlasmaTooltip |
| 1025619 |
|
Number of Gas type planets in a system |
Number of Gas type planets in a system |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/GasTooltip |
| 1025620 |
|
Number of Ice type planets in a system |
Number of Ice type planets in a system |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/IcePlanetTooltip |
| 1025621 |
|
Number of Oceanic type planets in a system |
Number of Oceanic type planets in a system |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/OceanicPlanetTooltip |
| 1025622 |
|
Number of Lava type planets in a system |
Number of Lava type planets in a system |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/LavaPlanetTooltip |
| 1025623 |
|
Number of Barren type planets in a system |
Number of Barren type planets in a system |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/BarrenPlanetTooltip |
| 1025624 |
|
Number of Storm type planets in a system |
Number of Storm type planets in a system |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/StormPlanetTooltip |
| 1025625 |
|
Number of Shattered type planets in a system |
Number of Shattered type planets in a system |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/ShatteredPlanetTooltip |
| 1025626 |
|
Number of Scorched Barren type planets in a system |
Number of Scorched Barren type planets in a system |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/ScorchedBarrenPlanetTooltip |
| 1025627 |
|
Shows the actual color of a system’s star |
Shows the actual color of a system’s star |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/StarColorTooltip |
| 1025628 |
|
Shows Security Status for systems |
Shows Security Status for systems |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/SecurityStatusTooltip |
| 1025629 |
|
Colors systems by Region |
Colors systems by Region |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/RegionTooltip |
| 1025630 |
|
Shows systems with Cyno Field Generators and Lit Cyno beacons. |
Shows systems with Cyno Field Generators and Lit Cyno beacons. |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/CynosuralFieldsTooltip |
| 1025631 |
|
Systems affected by Metaliminal storms |
Systems affected by Metaliminal storms |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/MetaliminalStormsTooltip |
| 1025632 |
|
Percentage adjustment to bounty payout for destroying non-capsuleers in a system |
Percentage adjustment to bounty payout for destroying non-capsuleers in a system |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/BountyPayoutAdjustmentTooltip |
| 1025633 |
|
Interference caused by CONCORD Rogue Analysis Beacon in a system |
Interference caused by CONCORD Rogue Analysis Beacon in a system |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/InterferenceTooltip |
| 1025634 |
|
Last {[numeric]count} transactions, starting on {date_string} |
Last {[numeric]count} transactions, starting on {date_string} |
UI/PlexVault/TransactionsCountAndStart |
| 1025635 |
|
Average number of pilots in a system in the last 30 minutes |
Average number of pilots in a system in the last 30 minutes |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/AvgPilotsInSpace30minTooltip |
| 1025636 |
|
Average number of docked pilots in a system in the last 30 minutes |
Average number of docked pilots in a system in the last 30 minutes |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/AvgPilotsDocked30minTooltip |
| 1025637 |
|
Number of pilots that jumped through any stargate in a system in the last hour |
Number of pilots that jumped through any stargate in a system in the last hour |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/JumpsLastHourTooltip |
| 1025638 |
|
Capsuleer ships destroyed in a system in the last hour |
Capsuleer ships destroyed in a system in the last hour |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/ShipsDestroyedHourTooltip |
| 1025639 |
|
Number of capsules destroyed in a system in the last hour |
Number of capsules destroyed in a system in the last hour |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/CapsulesDestroyedHourTooltip |
| 1025640 |
|
Number of capsules destroyed in a system in the last 24 hours |
Number of capsules destroyed in a system in the last 24 hours |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/CapsulesDestroyed24hTooltip |
| 1025641 |
|
Number of non-capsuleers destroyed in a system in the last 24 hours |
Number of non-capsuleers destroyed in a system in the last 24 hours |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/PiratePoliceDestroyed24hTooltip |
| 1025642 |
|
Number of industry jobs started in a system in the last 24 hours |
Number of industry jobs started in a system in the last 24 hours |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/JobsStarted24h |
| 1025643 |
|
Number of manufacturing jobs started in a system in the last 24 hours |
Number of manufacturing jobs started in a system in the last 24 hours |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/ManufacturingJobsStarted24h |
| 1025644 |
|
Number of Time Efficiency jobs started in a system in the last 24 hours |
Number of Time Efficiency jobs started in a system in the last 24 hours |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/ResearchTimeJobsStarted24h |
| 1025645 |
|
Number of Material Efficiency jobs started in a system in the last 24 hours |
Number of Material Efficiency jobs started in a system in the last 24 hours |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/ResearchMaterialJobsStarted24h |
| 1025646 |
|
Number of Copy jobs started in a system in the last 24 hours |
Number of Copy jobs started in a system in the last 24 hours |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/CopyJobsStarted24h |
| 1025647 |
|
Number of Invention jobs started in a system in the last 24 hours |
Number of Invention jobs started in a system in the last 24 hours |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/InventionJobsStarted24h |
| 1025648 |
|
Manufacturing cost index in a system. The higher the index, the more expensive it is to start manufacturing jobs in that system. |
Manufacturing cost index in a system. The higher the index, the more expensive it is to start manufacturing jobs in that system. |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/ManufacturingCostIndexTooltip |
| 1025649 |
|
Time Efficiency cost index in a system. The higher the index, the more expensive it is to start time efficiency jobs in that system. |
Time Efficiency cost index in a system. The higher the index, the more expensive it is to start time efficiency jobs in that system. |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/ResearchTimeCostIndexTooltip |
| 1025650 |
|
Material Efficiency cost index in a system. The higher the index, the more expensive it is to start material efficiency jobs in that system. |
Material Efficiency cost index in a system. The higher the index, the more expensive it is to start material efficiency jobs in that system. |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/ResearchMaterialCostIndexTooltip |
| 1025651 |
|
Copy cost index in a system. The higher the index, the more expensive it is to start copy jobs in that system. |
Copy cost index in a system. The higher the index, the more expensive it is to start copy jobs in that system. |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/CopyCostIndexTooltip |
| 1025652 |
|
Invention cost index in a system. The higher the index, the more expensive it is to start invention jobs in that system. |
Invention cost index in a system. The higher the index, the more expensive it is to start invention jobs in that system. |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/InventionCostIndexTooltip |
| 1025653 |
|
Reaction cost index in a system. The higher the index, the more expensive it is to start reaction jobs in that system. |
Reaction cost index in a system. The higher the index, the more expensive it is to start reaction jobs in that system. |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/ReactionCostIndexTooltip |
| 1025654 |
|
Location of systems containing DED sites |
Location of systems containing DED sites |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/DeadspaceReportTooltip |
| 1025655 |
|
Location of systems containing DED agents |
Location of systems containing DED agents |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/DEDAgentsReportTooltip |
| 1025656 |
|
Sansha Incursion system locations and types |
Sansha Incursion system locations and types |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/SanshaIncursionsTooltip |
| 1025657 |
|
Locations of EDENCOM Fortress systems |
Locations of EDENCOM Fortress systems |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/EDENCOMFortressTooltips |
| 1025658 |
|
Locations of Triglavian Minor Victory systems |
Locations of Triglavian Minor Victory systems |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/TriglavianMinorVictoriesTooltip |
| 1025659 |
|
Locations of EDENCOM Minor Victory systems |
Locations of EDENCOM Minor Victory systems |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/EDENCOMMinorVictoriesTooltip |
| 1025660 |
|
Colors system by which Faction or capsuleer Alliance holds sovereignty |
Colors system by which Faction or capsuleer Alliance holds sovereignty |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/FactionsAlliancesTooltip |
| 1025661 |
|
Colors systems based on your standings towards the sovereign capsuleer Alliance |
Colors systems based on your standings towards the sovereign capsuleer Alliance |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/BasedOnStandingsTooltip |
| 1025662 |
|
Strategic index of capsuleer Alliance systems. The higher the index, the longer the Alliance has held sovereignty. |
Strategic index of capsuleer Alliance systems. The higher the index, the longer the Alliance has held sovereignty. |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/StrategicIndexTooltip |
| 1025663 |
|
Industrial index of sovereignty systems. Increases in proportion to the volume of ore mined in the system. |
Industrial index of sovereignty systems. Increases in proportion to the volume of ore mined in the system. |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/IndustryIndexTooltip |
| 1025664 |
|
Military index of capsuleer Alliance systems. Increases in proportion to the number of non-capsuleer ships destroyed in the system. |
Military index of capsuleer Alliance systems. Increases in proportion to the number of non-capsuleer ships destroyed in the system. |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/MilitaryIndexTooltip |
| 1025665 |
|
Recent sovereignty changes in the system. |
Recent sovereignty changes in the system. |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/RecentSovChangesTooltip |
| 1025666 |
|
Recent sovereignty gains in a system. |
Recent sovereignty gains in a system. |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/SovGainTooltip |
| 1025667 |
|
Recent sovereignty losses in a system. |
Recent sovereignty losses in a system. |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/SovLossTooltip |
| 1025668 |
|
Time left until players can raid skyhooks present in a system |
Time left until players can raid skyhooks present in a system |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/RaidableSkyhooksTooltip |
| 1025669 |
|
Stations in a system within which you have assets, and total assets in that station |
Stations in a system within which you have assets, and total assets in that station |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/MyAssetsTooltip |
| 1025670 |
|
Systems you’ve visited before |
Systems you’ve visited before |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/SystemsVisitedTooltip |
| 1025671 |
|
Systems in which you have illegal cargo |
Systems in which you have illegal cargo |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/MyCargoIllegalityTooltip |
| 1025672 |
|
Shows the range in which you can scan for resources in Planetary Industry |
Shows the range in which you can scan for resources in Planetary Industry |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/PlanetScanRangeTooltip |
| 1025673 |
|
Number of fleet members in each system |
Number of fleet members in each system |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/MyFleetMembersTooltip |
| 1025674 |
|
Number of mission agents in a system that are available to you |
Number of mission agents in a system that are available to you |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/MyAvailableAgentsTooltip |
| 1025675 |
|
Number of your Planetary Industry colonies in a system |
Number of your Planetary Industry colonies in a system |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/MyPIColoniesTooltip |
| 1025676 |
|
Systems set to "Avoid this system” in autopilot |
Systems set to "Avoid this system” in autopilot |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/AvoidanceSystemsTooltip |
| 1025677 |
|
All Ore Anomalies within 5 jumps of your current location |
All Ore Anomalies within 5 jumps of your current location |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/OreAnomaliesTooltip |
| 1025678 |
|
Locations of all exposed Phased Fields |
Locations of all exposed Phased Fields |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/PhasedFieldsTooltip |
| 1025679 |
|
The known locations of Asteroid Belts and the possible locations of anomalies containing ore across New Eden. |
The known locations of Asteroid Belts and the possible locations of anomalies containing ore across New Eden. |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/OreDistributionTooltip |
| 1025680 |
|
Exposed Phased Field |
Exposed Phased Field |
UI/Map/PhasedFieldPinTooltip |
| 1025681 |
|
Colors system by which Faction holds sovereignty |
Colors system by which Faction holds sovereignty |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/EmpirePirateFactionsTooltip |
| 1025682 |
|
Capsuleer ships destroyed in a system in the last 24 hours |
Capsuleer ships destroyed in a system in the last 24 hours |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/ShipsDestroyed24hTooltip |
| 1025683 |
|
Number of stations in a system |
Number of stations in a system |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/StationCountTooltip |
| 1026318 |
|
Summary |
Summary |
UI/Wallet/WalletWindow/ColHeaderSummary |
| 1027587 |
|
Plagioclase (Low-grade) |
Plagioclase (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027588 |
|
Plagioclase is not amongst the most valuable ore types around, but it contains a large amount of Tritanium and is thus always in constant demand. It also yields some Mexallon.
Available primarily in high security status star systems. |
Plagioclase is not amongst the most valuable ore types around, but it contains a large amount of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and is thus always in constant demand. It also yields some <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
Available primarily in high security status star systems. |
|
| 1027589 |
|
Spodumain (Low-grade) |
Spodumain (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027590 |
|
Spodumain is amongst the most desirable ore types around, as it contains high volumes of the most heavily demanded resource and some amounts of the more precious minerals. Huge volumes of Tritanium and moderate amounts of Isogen, Nocxium, Zydrine and Megacyte can be obtained by refining these rocks. |
Spodumain is amongst the most desirable ore types around, as it contains high volumes of the most heavily demanded resource and some amounts of the more precious minerals. Huge volumes of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and moderate amounts of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>, <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>, <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> and <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a> can be obtained by refining these rocks. |
|
| 1027591 |
|
Kernite (Low-grade) |
Kernite (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027592 |
|
Kernite is a fairly common ore type that yields fair amounts of Mexallon and Isogen.
Available primarily in low and null security status and wormhole systems. |
Kernite is a fairly common ore type that yields fair amounts of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
Available primarily in low and null security status and wormhole systems. |
|
| 1027593 |
|
Hedbergite (Low-grade) |
Hedbergite (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027594 |
|
Hedbergite is sought after for its high concentration of Pyerite and Nocxium.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
Hedbergite is sought after for its high concentration of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
|
| 1027595 |
|
Arkonor (Low-grade) |
Arkonor (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027596 |
|
Arkonor is one of the rarest and most sought-after ores in the known universe. A sizable nugget of this can sweep anyone from rags to riches in no time. It has high amount of Megacyte, and also contains some Mexallon and Pyerite.
Available primarily in null security status and wormhole systems. |
Arkonor is one of the rarest and most sought-after ores in the known universe. A sizable nugget of this can sweep anyone from rags to riches in no time. It has high amount of <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a>, and also contains some <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>.
Available primarily in null security status and wormhole systems. |
|
| 1027597 |
|
Tyranite (Low-grade) |
Tyranite (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027598 |
|
Appearing en masse during the Drifter Crisis of YC127, tyranite is a s-type asteroid that has been bombarded by low-level blackbody radiation for millennia, turning its silicate-like surface regolith into eleutrium. Astrogeologists claim that this process occurred prior to tyranite asteroids appearing, wholly by unknown means.
Due to the unknown conditions of its formation and appearance, astrogeologists fear this may be a unique opportunity. Additionally, its special properties break down when under pressure, making it incompressible.
Tyranite is the only known source of eleutrium. |
Appearing en masse during the Drifter Crisis of YC127, tyranite is a s-type asteroid that has been bombarded by low-level blackbody radiation for millennia, turning its silicate-like surface regolith into eleutrium. Astrogeologists claim that this process occurred prior to tyranite asteroids appearing, wholly by unknown means.
Due to the unknown conditions of its formation and appearance, astrogeologists fear this may be a unique opportunity. Additionally, its special properties break down when under pressure, making it incompressible.
Tyranite is the only known source of <a href=showinfo:88087>eleutrium</a>. |
|
| 1027599 |
|
Griemeer (Low-grade) |
Griemeer (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027600 |
|
When griemeer was discovered in YC126, it took little time for miners to notice that the darker the crystals, the more isogen and, to a lesser extent, tritanium, it would yield. As it has a slight resemblance in texture to Liparer cheese, those obsessed with mining griemeer have been derisively nicknamed "cheesers" by rivals.
Asteroid anomalies in null security space is where griemeer is generally found. |
When griemeer was discovered in YC126, it took little time for miners to notice that the darker the crystals, the more <a href=showinfo:37>isogen</a> and, to a lesser extent, <a href=showinfo:34>tritanium</a>, it would yield. As it has a slight resemblance in texture to Liparer cheese, those obsessed with mining griemeer have been derisively nicknamed "cheesers" by rivals.
Asteroid anomalies in null security space is where griemeer is generally found. |
|
| 1027601 |
|
Griemeer (Medium-grade) |
Griemeer (Medium-grade) |
|
| 1027602 |
|
Medium-grade griemeer is characterized by clear crystals that lack the milky whiteness of the common variant, and where the inky black cloudiness of the rarer versions is also absent. However, clear griemeer is still a fortunate find, as it has a 5% increased yield.
Asteroid anomalies in null security space is where clear griemeer is generally found. |
Medium-grade <a href=showinfo:81975>griemeer</a> is characterized by clear crystals that lack the milky whiteness of the common variant, and where the inky black cloudiness of the rarer versions is also absent. However, clear griemeer is still a fortunate find, as it has a 5% increased yield.
Asteroid anomalies in null security space is where clear griemeer is generally found. |
|
| 1027603 |
|
Griemeer (High-grade) |
Griemeer (High-grade) |
|
| 1027604 |
|
High-grade griemeer with spots of darkness in its clear crystals is called inky griemeer and boasts a 10% extra yield.
Asteroid anomalies in null security space is where inky griemeer is generally found. |
High-grade <a href=showinfo:81975>griemeer</a> with spots of darkness in its clear crystals is called inky griemeer and boasts a 10% extra yield.
Asteroid anomalies in null security space is where inky griemeer is generally found. |
|
| 1027605 |
|
Griemeer (Superior-grade) |
Griemeer (Superior-grade) |
|
| 1027606 |
|
Superior-grade griemeer, also called opaque griemeer, is the kind that lets no light through its crystals. Those lucky enough to find some will be rewarded with an additional 15% yield during refinement.
Asteroid anomalies in null security space is where opaque griemeer is generally found. |
Superior-grade <a href=showinfo:81975>griemeer</a>, also called opaque griemeer, is the kind that lets no light through its crystals. Those lucky enough to find some will be rewarded with an additional 15% yield during refinement.
Asteroid anomalies in null security space is where opaque griemeer is generally found. |
|
| 1027607 |
|
Flawed Gneiss (Low-grade) |
Flawed Gneiss (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027608 |
|
Gneiss is a popular ore type because it holds significant volumes of three heavily used minerals, increasing its utility value. Flawed Gneiss however has the same properties as fools gold, in the sense that it looks like the original but is worth almost nothing in comparison. |
Gneiss is a popular ore type because it holds significant volumes of three heavily used minerals, increasing its utility value. Flawed Gneiss however has the same properties as fools gold, in the sense that it looks like the original but is worth almost nothing in comparison. |
|
| 1027609 |
|
Nocxite (Low-grade) |
Nocxite (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027610 |
|
Nocxite, discovered in YC126 due to new astrogeological surveying techniques, contains mostly nocxium with trace amounts of tritanium and pyerite.
Even trace amounts of nocxite produces intoxicating fumes under atmospheric pressures, demanding special care when being handled planetside. Previous failures to appropriately vent the gasses have resulted in a number of workplace accidents and fatalities.
Nocxite may be found in null security asteroid anomalies. |
Nocxite, discovered in YC126 due to new astrogeological surveying techniques, contains mostly <a href=showinfo:38>nocxium</a> with trace amounts of <a href=showinfo:34>tritanium</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>pyerite</a>.
Even trace amounts of nocxite produces intoxicating fumes under atmospheric pressures, demanding special care when being handled planetside. Previous failures to appropriately vent the gasses have resulted in a number of workplace accidents and fatalities.
Nocxite may be found in null security asteroid anomalies. |
|
| 1027611 |
|
Nocxite (Medium-grade) |
Nocxite (Medium-grade) |
|
| 1027612 |
|
Fragrant or medium-grade nocxite has stronger hints of its intoxicating fumes under typical atmospheric pressure. Additionally, it yields 5% more minerals.
Fragrant nocxite may be found in null security asteroid anomalies. |
Fragrant or medium-grade <a href=showinfo:82016>nocxite</a> has stronger hints of its intoxicating fumes under typical atmospheric pressure. Additionally, it yields 5% more minerals.
Fragrant nocxite may be found in null security asteroid anomalies. |
|
| 1027613 |
|
Nocxite (High-grade) |
Nocxite (High-grade) |
|
| 1027614 |
|
Unstable even in low-pressure environments, high-grade or intoxicating nocxite rewards persistent miners with an additional 10% yield.
Intoxicating nocxite may be found in null security asteroid anomalies. |
Unstable even in low-pressure environments, high-grade or intoxicating <a href=showinfo:82016>nocxite</a> rewards persistent miners with an additional 10% yield.
Intoxicating nocxite may be found in null security asteroid anomalies. |
|
| 1027615 |
|
Nocxite (Superior-grade) |
Nocxite (Superior-grade) |
|
| 1027616 |
|
Long-term exposure to superior-grade nocxite at atmospheric pressure has a chance of causing a state of permanent stupor in those handling it akin to ambrosia. Despite the risk, many planetside miners consider the additional 15% return in mineral yield more than worth it.
Ambrosial nocxite may be found in null security asteroid anomalies. |
Long-term exposure to superior-grade <a href=showinfo:82016>nocxite</a> at atmospheric pressure has a chance of causing a state of permanent stupor in those handling it akin to ambrosia. Despite the risk, many planetside miners consider the additional 15% return in mineral yield more than worth it.
Ambrosial nocxite may be found in null security asteroid anomalies. |
|
| 1027617 |
|
Scordite (Low-grade) |
Scordite (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027618 |
|
Scordite is amongst the most common ore types in the central regions of known universe. It has a fair bit of Tritanium and Pyerite. Good choice for those starting their mining careers.
Available primarily in high security status star systems. |
Scordite is amongst the most common ore types in the central regions of known universe. It has a fair bit of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. Good choice for those starting their mining careers.
Available primarily in high security status star systems. |
|
| 1027619 |
|
Hezorime (Low-grade) |
Hezorime (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027620 |
|
Hezorime, discovered in YC126, is a brittle ore that is sure to cut the unwary miner. The harder and sharper the ore, the better the yield. Hezorime refines into mostly zydrine, with small amounts of tritanium and isogen.
Hezorime deposits may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies. |
Hezorime, discovered in YC126, is a brittle ore that is sure to cut the unwary miner. The harder and sharper the ore, the better the yield. Hezorime refines into mostly <a href=showinfo:39>zydrine</a>, with small amounts of <a href=showinfo:34>tritanium</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>isogen</a>.
Hezorime deposits may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies. |
|
| 1027621 |
|
Hezorime (High-grade) |
Hezorime (High-grade) |
|
| 1027622 |
|
With a barely perceptible saw-like edge, miners lucky enough to notice high-grade, or serrated, hezorime will be rewarded for their diligence with an additional 10% yield of minerals.
Serrated hezorime deposits may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies. |
With a barely perceptible saw-like edge, miners lucky enough to notice high-grade, or serrated, <a href=showinfo:82163>hezorime</a> will be rewarded for their diligence with an additional 10% yield of minerals.
Serrated hezorime deposits may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies. |
|
| 1027623 |
|
Hezorime (Superior-grade) |
Hezorime (Superior-grade) |
|
| 1027624 |
|
Superior-grade hezorime should never be handled directly, as it is sharp enough to cut through protective gloves, flesh, and bone with incredible ease. Enterprising miners that are willing to risk fingers and limbs are rewarded with an additional 15% mineral yield.
Sharp hezorime deposits may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies. |
Superior-grade <a href=showinfo:82163>hezorime</a> should never be handled directly, as it is sharp enough to cut through protective gloves, flesh, and bone with incredible ease. Enterprising miners that are willing to risk fingers and limbs are rewarded with an additional 15% mineral yield.
Sharp hezorime deposits may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies. |
|
| 1027625 |
|
Ueganite (Low-grade) |
Ueganite (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027626 |
|
Ueganite is an ore discovered in YC126 due to improvements in astrogeological surveying technology. It is primarily composed of megacyte, with trace amounts of tritanium. Some miners have posited that ueganite forms when multiple metaliminal storms occur in a single system for an extended period of time, but astrogeologists have dismissed the hypothesis as mere conjecture and superstition based on valuable ueganite having diverse properties reminiscent of these storms.
Ueganite may be found in asteroid anomalies within null security space. |
Ueganite is an ore discovered in YC126 due to improvements in astrogeological surveying technology. It is primarily composed of <a href=showinfo:40>megacyte</a>, with trace amounts of <a href=showinfo:34>tritanium</a>. Some miners have posited that ueganite forms when multiple metaliminal storms occur in a single system for an extended period of time, but astrogeologists have dismissed the hypothesis as mere conjecture and superstition based on valuable ueganite having diverse properties reminiscent of these storms.
Ueganite may be found in asteroid anomalies within null security space. |
|
| 1027627 |
|
Ueganite (Medium-grade) |
Ueganite (Medium-grade) |
|
| 1027628 |
|
It takes a keen eye to notice the tiny deposits that give medium-grade ueganite its foggy appearance. This minor variation indicates that it gives a 5% greater yield than its regular form.
Foggy ueganite may be found in asteroid anomalies within null security space. |
It takes a keen eye to notice the tiny deposits that give medium-grade <a href=showinfo:82205>ueganite</a> its foggy appearance. This minor variation indicates that it gives a 5% greater yield than its regular form.
Foggy ueganite may be found in asteroid anomalies within null security space. |
|
| 1027629 |
|
Ueganite (High-grade) |
Ueganite (High-grade) |
|
| 1027630 |
|
Overcast ueganite, the high-grade variant of ueganite, has sparkling flecks throughout its composition, but lacks the stormy properties of its rarer variant. It produces an additional 10% mineral yield when refined.
Overcast ueganite may be found in asteroid anomalies within null security space. |
Overcast <a href=showinfo:82205>ueganite</a>, the high-grade variant of ueganite, has sparkling flecks throughout its composition, but lacks the stormy properties of its rarer variant. It produces an additional 10% mineral yield when refined.
Overcast ueganite may be found in asteroid anomalies within null security space. |
|
| 1027631 |
|
Ueganite (Superior-grade) |
Ueganite (Superior-grade) |
|
| 1027632 |
|
The sight of its subsurface lightning mineral veins, which gives superior-grade or stormy ueganite its name, brings great joy to any miner. Stormy ueganite yields 15% more minerals than its base form when refined.
Stormy ueganite may be found in asteroid anomalies within null security space. |
The sight of its subsurface lightning mineral veins, which gives superior-grade or stormy <a href=showinfo:82205>ueganite</a> its name, brings great joy to any miner. Stormy ueganite yields 15% more minerals than its base form when refined.
Stormy ueganite may be found in asteroid anomalies within null security space. |
|
| 1027633 |
|
Compressed Veldspar (Low-grade) |
Compressed Veldspar (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027634 |
|
Veldspar is the most common ore type in the central regions of known universe. It is still in constant demand as it holds a large portion of the much-used Tritanium mineral.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Veldspar is the most common ore type in the central regions of known universe. It is still in constant demand as it holds a large portion of the much-used <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> mineral.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027635 |
|
Compressed Veldspar (Superior-grade) |
Compressed Veldspar (Superior-grade) |
|
| 1027636 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of veldspar ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard veldspar when reprocessed.
Veldspar is the most common ore type in the central regions of known universe. It is still in constant demand as it holds a large portion of the much-used Tritanium mineral.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of veldspar ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard veldspar when reprocessed.
Veldspar is the most common ore type in the central regions of known universe. It is still in constant demand as it holds a large portion of the much-used <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> mineral.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027637 |
|
Compressed Scordite (Low-grade) |
Compressed Scordite (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027638 |
|
Scordite is amongst the most common ore types in the central regions of known universe. It has a fair bit of Tritanium and Pyerite. Good choice for those starting their mining careers.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Scordite is amongst the most common ore types in the central regions of known universe. It has a fair bit of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. Good choice for those starting their mining careers.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027639 |
|
Compressed Scordite (High-grade) |
Compressed Scordite (High-grade) |
|
| 1027640 |
|
Massive or high-grade scordite was the stuff of legend in the early days of space exploration, due to a 10% higher mineral yield than standard scordite. Though it has long since been taken over in value by other ores it still has a special place in the hearts of veteran miners.
Scordite is amongst the most common ore types in the central regions of known universe. It has a fair bit of Tritanium and Pyerite. Good choice for those starting their mining careers.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Massive or high-grade scordite was the stuff of legend in the early days of space exploration, due to a 10% higher mineral yield than standard scordite. Though it has long since been taken over in value by other ores it still has a special place in the hearts of veteran miners.
Scordite is amongst the most common ore types in the central regions of known universe. It has a fair bit of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. Good choice for those starting their mining careers.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027641 |
|
Compressed Scordite (Superior-grade) |
Compressed Scordite (Superior-grade) |
|
| 1027642 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of scordite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard scordite when reprocessed.
Scordite is amongst the most common ore types in the central regions of known universe. It has a fair bit of Tritanium and Pyerite. Good choice for those starting their mining careers.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of scordite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard scordite when reprocessed.
Scordite is amongst the most common ore types in the central regions of known universe. It has a fair bit of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. Good choice for those starting their mining careers.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027643 |
|
Compressed Pyroxeres (High-grade) |
Compressed Pyroxeres (High-grade) |
|
| 1027644 |
|
High-grade or viscous pyroxeres is the secret behind the success of ORE in the early days. ORE has since then moved into more profitable minerals, but viscous pyroxeres and its 10% higher mineral yield still holds a special place in the hearts of all miners dreaming of becoming the next mining moguls of EVE.
Pyroxeres is a common ore available in all regions of space. It has fair amounts of Pyerite and Mexallon.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
High-grade or viscous pyroxeres is the secret behind the success of ORE in the early days. ORE has since then moved into more profitable minerals, but viscous pyroxeres and its 10% higher mineral yield still holds a special place in the hearts of all miners dreaming of becoming the next mining moguls of EVE.
Pyroxeres is a common ore available in all regions of space. It has fair amounts of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027645 |
|
Compressed Pyroxeres (Superior-grade) |
Compressed Pyroxeres (Superior-grade) |
|
| 1027646 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of pyroxeres ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard pyroxeres when reprocessed.
Pyroxeres is a common ore available in all regions of space. It has fair amounts of Pyerite and Mexallon.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of pyroxeres ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard pyroxeres when reprocessed.
Pyroxeres is a common ore available in all regions of space. It has fair amounts of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027647 |
|
Compressed Kylixium (Low-grade) |
Compressed Kylixium (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027648 |
|
Kylixium, an ore discovered in YC126, is mostly composed of mexallon, with some tritanium and pyerite in smaller quantities. It is named for its clay-like properties and appearance.
Kylixium may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Kylixium, an ore discovered in YC126, is mostly composed of <a href=showinfo:36>mexallon</a>, with some <a href=showinfo:34>tritanium</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>pyerite</a> in smaller quantities. It is named for its clay-like properties and appearance.
Kylixium may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027649 |
|
Compressed Kylixium (Medium-grade) |
Compressed Kylixium (Medium-grade) |
|
| 1027650 |
|
Kaolin or medium-grade kylixium is a rarer form of kylixium that yields a 5% increase in mineral content. It has more claylike properties than its prevalent form.Kaolin kylixium may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Kaolin or medium-grade kylixium is a rarer form of <a href=showinfo:81900>kylixium</a> that yields a 5% increase in mineral content. It has more claylike properties than its prevalent form.Kaolin kylixium may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027651 |
|
Compressed Kylixium (High-grade) |
Compressed Kylixium (High-grade) |
|
| 1027652 |
|
With 10% more mineral content, high-grade kylixium is colloquially recognized for its argil-like malleability.
Argil kylixium may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
With 10% more mineral content, high-grade <a href=showinfo:81900>kylixium</a> is colloquially recognized for its argil-like malleability.
Argil kylixium may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027653 |
|
Compressed Kylixium (Superior-grade) |
Compressed Kylixium (Superior-grade) |
|
| 1027654 |
|
Extremely rich in mexallon, superior-grade or adobe kylixium is considered a auspicious find amongst those who mine it. This form has a 15% greater yield than its everyday variety.
Adobe kylixium may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Extremely rich in <a href=showinfo:36>mexallon</a>, superior-grade or adobe <a href=showinfo:81900>kylixium</a> is considered a auspicious find amongst those who mine it. This form has a 15% greater yield than its everyday variety.
Adobe kylixium may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027655 |
|
Compressed Nocxite (Low-grade) |
Compressed Nocxite (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027656 |
|
Nocxite, discovered in YC126 due to new astrogeological surveying techniques, contains mostly nocxium with trace amounts of tritanium and pyerite.
Even trace amounts of nocxite produces intoxicating fumes under atmospheric pressures, demanding special care when being handled planetside. Previous failures to appropriately vent the gasses have resulted in a number of workplace accidents and fatalities.
Nocxite may be found in null security asteroid anomalies.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Nocxite, discovered in YC126 due to new astrogeological surveying techniques, contains mostly <a href=showinfo:38>nocxium</a> with trace amounts of <a href=showinfo:34>tritanium</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>pyerite</a>.
Even trace amounts of nocxite produces intoxicating fumes under atmospheric pressures, demanding special care when being handled planetside. Previous failures to appropriately vent the gasses have resulted in a number of workplace accidents and fatalities.
Nocxite may be found in null security asteroid anomalies.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027657 |
|
Compressed Nocxite (Medium-grade) |
Compressed Nocxite (Medium-grade) |
|
| 1027658 |
|
Fragrant or medium-grade nocxite has stronger hints of its intoxicating fumes under typical atmospheric pressure. Additionally, it yields 5% more minerals.
Fragrant nocxite may be found in null security asteroid anomalies.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Fragrant or medium-grade <a href=showinfo:82016>nocxite</a> has stronger hints of its intoxicating fumes under typical atmospheric pressure. Additionally, it yields 5% more minerals.
Fragrant nocxite may be found in null security asteroid anomalies.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027659 |
|
Compressed Nocxite (High-grade) |
Compressed Nocxite (High-grade) |
|
| 1027660 |
|
Unstable even in low-pressure environments, high-grade or intoxicating nocxite rewards persistent miners with an additional 10% yield.
Intoxicating nocxite may be found in null security asteroid anomalies.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Unstable even in low-pressure environments, high-grade or intoxicating <a href=showinfo:82016>nocxite</a> rewards persistent miners with an additional 10% yield.
Intoxicating nocxite may be found in null security asteroid anomalies.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027661 |
|
Compressed Nocxite (Superior-grade) |
Compressed Nocxite (Superior-grade) |
|
| 1027662 |
|
Long-term exposure to superior-grade nocxite at atmospheric pressure has a chance of causing a state of permanent stupor in those handling it akin to ambrosia. Despite the risk, many planetside miners consider the additional 15% return in mineral yield more than worth it.
Ambrosial nocxite may be found in null security asteroid anomalies.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Long-term exposure to superior-grade <a href=showinfo:82016>nocxite</a> at atmospheric pressure has a chance of causing a state of permanent stupor in those handling it akin to ambrosia. Despite the risk, many planetside miners consider the additional 15% return in mineral yield more than worth it.
Ambrosial nocxite may be found in null security asteroid anomalies.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
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| 1027663 |
|
Compressed Ueganite (Low-grade) |
Compressed Ueganite (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027664 |
|
Ueganite is an ore discovered in YC126 due to improvements in astrogeological surveying technology. It is primarily composed of megacyte, with trace amounts of tritanium. Some miners have posited that ueganite forms when multiple metaliminal storms occur in a single system for an extended period of time, but astrogeologists have dismissed the hypothesis as mere conjecture and superstition based on valuable ueganite having diverse properties reminiscent of these storms.
Ueganite may be found in asteroid anomalies within null security space.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Ueganite is an ore discovered in YC126 due to improvements in astrogeological surveying technology. It is primarily composed of <a href=showinfo:40>megacyte</a>, with trace amounts of <a href=showinfo:34>tritanium</a>. Some miners have posited that ueganite forms when multiple metaliminal storms occur in a single system for an extended period of time, but astrogeologists have dismissed the hypothesis as mere conjecture and superstition based on valuable ueganite having diverse properties reminiscent of these storms.
Ueganite may be found in asteroid anomalies within null security space.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
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| 1027665 |
|
Compressed Ueganite (Medium-grade) |
Compressed Ueganite (Medium-grade) |
|
| 1027666 |
|
It takes a keen eye to notice the tiny deposits that give medium-grade ueganite its foggy appearance. This minor variation indicates that it gives a 5% greater yield than its regular form.
Foggy ueganite may be found in asteroid anomalies within null security space.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
It takes a keen eye to notice the tiny deposits that give medium-grade <a href=showinfo:82205>ueganite</a> its foggy appearance. This minor variation indicates that it gives a 5% greater yield than its regular form.
Foggy ueganite may be found in asteroid anomalies within null security space.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
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| 1027667 |
|
Compressed Ueganite (High-grade) |
Compressed Ueganite (High-grade) |
|
| 1027668 |
|
Overcast ueganite, the high-grade variant of ueganite, has sparkling flecks throughout its composition, but lacks the stormy properties of its rarer variant. It produces an additional 10% mineral yield when refined.
Overcast ueganite may be found in asteroid anomalies within null security space.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Overcast <a href=showinfo:82205>ueganite</a>, the high-grade variant of ueganite, has sparkling flecks throughout its composition, but lacks the stormy properties of its rarer variant. It produces an additional 10% mineral yield when refined.
Overcast ueganite may be found in asteroid anomalies within null security space.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
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| 1027669 |
|
Compressed Ueganite (Superior-grade) |
Compressed Ueganite (Superior-grade) |
|
| 1027670 |
|
The sight of its subsurface lightning mineral veins, which gives superior-grade or stormy ueganite its name, brings great joy to any miner. Stormy ueganite yields 15% more minerals than its base form when refined.
Stormy ueganite may be found in asteroid anomalies within null security space.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
The sight of its subsurface lightning mineral veins, which gives superior-grade or stormy <a href=showinfo:82205>ueganite</a> its name, brings great joy to any miner. Stormy ueganite yields 15% more minerals than its base form when refined.
Stormy ueganite may be found in asteroid anomalies within null security space.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
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| 1027671 |
|
Compressed Hezorime (Low-grade) |
Compressed Hezorime (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027672 |
|
Hezorime, discovered in YC126, is a brittle ore that is sure to cut the unwary miner. The harder and sharper the ore, the better the yield. Hezorime refines into mostly zydrine, with small amounts of tritanium and isogen.
Hezorime deposits may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Hezorime, discovered in YC126, is a brittle ore that is sure to cut the unwary miner. The harder and sharper the ore, the better the yield. Hezorime refines into mostly <a href=showinfo:39>zydrine</a>, with small amounts of <a href=showinfo:34>tritanium</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>isogen</a>.
Hezorime deposits may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
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| 1027673 |
|
Compressed Hezorime (Medium-grade) |
Compressed Hezorime (Medium-grade) |
|
| 1027674 |
|
A minor step up from its more common variant, medium-grade hezorime has a dull finish and produces an additional 5% yield when refined.
Dull hezorime deposits may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
A minor step up from its more common variant, medium-grade <a href=showinfo:82163>hezorime</a> has a dull finish and produces an additional 5% yield when refined.
Dull hezorime deposits may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027675 |
|
Compressed Hezorime (Medium-grade) |
Compressed Hezorime (Medium-grade) |
|
| 1027676 |
|
With a barely perceptible saw-like edge, miners lucky enough to notice high-grade, or serrated, hezorime will be rewarded for their diligence with an additional 10% yield of minerals.
Serrated hezorime deposits may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
With a barely perceptible saw-like edge, miners lucky enough to notice high-grade, or serrated, <a href=showinfo:82163>hezorime</a> will be rewarded for their diligence with an additional 10% yield of minerals.
Serrated hezorime deposits may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027677 |
|
Compressed Hezorime (Superior-grade) |
Compressed Hezorime (Superior-grade) |
|
| 1027678 |
|
Superior-grade hezorime should never be handled directly, as it is sharp enough to cut through protective gloves, flesh, and bone with incredible ease. Enterprising miners that are willing to risk fingers and limbs are rewarded with an additional 15% mineral yield.
Sharp hezorime deposits may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Superior-grade <a href=showinfo:82163>hezorime</a> should never be handled directly, as it is sharp enough to cut through protective gloves, flesh, and bone with incredible ease. Enterprising miners that are willing to risk fingers and limbs are rewarded with an additional 15% mineral yield.
Sharp hezorime deposits may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027679 |
|
Compressed Griemeer (Low-grade) |
Compressed Griemeer (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027680 |
|
When griemeer was discovered in YC126, it took little time for miners to notice that the darker the crystals, the more isogen and, to a lesser extent, tritanium, it would yield. As it has a slight resemblance in texture to Liparer cheese, those obsessed with mining griemeer have been derisively nicknamed "cheesers" by rivals.
Asteroid anomalies in null security space is where griemeer is generally found.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
When griemeer was discovered in YC126, it took little time for miners to notice that the darker the crystals, the more <a href=showinfo:37>isogen</a> and, to a lesser extent, <a href=showinfo:34>tritanium</a>, it would yield. As it has a slight resemblance in texture to Liparer cheese, those obsessed with mining griemeer have been derisively nicknamed "cheesers" by rivals.
Asteroid anomalies in null security space is where griemeer is generally found.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027681 |
|
Compressed Griemeer (Medium-grade) |
Compressed Griemeer (Medium-grade) |
|
| 1027682 |
|
Medium-grade griemeer is characterized by clear crystals that lack the milky whiteness of the common variant, and where the inky black cloudiness of the rarer versions is also absent. However, clear griemeer is still a fortunate find, as it has a 5% increased yield.
Asteroid anomalies in null security space is where clear griemeer is generally found.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Medium-grade <a href=showinfo:81975>griemeer</a> is characterized by clear crystals that lack the milky whiteness of the common variant, and where the inky black cloudiness of the rarer versions is also absent. However, clear griemeer is still a fortunate find, as it has a 5% increased yield.
Asteroid anomalies in null security space is where clear griemeer is generally found.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027683 |
|
Compressed Griemeer (High-grade) |
Compressed Griemeer (High-grade) |
|
| 1027684 |
|
High-grade griemeer with spots of darkness in its clear crystals is called inky griemeer and boasts a 10% extra yield.
Asteroid anomalies in null security space is where inky griemeer is generally found.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
High-grade <a href=showinfo:81975>griemeer</a> with spots of darkness in its clear crystals is called inky griemeer and boasts a 10% extra yield.
Asteroid anomalies in null security space is where inky griemeer is generally found.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
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| 1027685 |
|
Compressed Griemeer (Superior-grade) |
Compressed Griemeer (Superior-grade) |
|
| 1027686 |
|
Superior-grade griemeer, also called opaque griemeer, is the kind that lets no light through its crystals. Those lucky enough to find some will be rewarded with an additional 15% yield during refinement.
Asteroid anomalies in null security space is where opaque griemeer is generally found.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Superior-grade <a href=showinfo:81975>griemeer</a>, also called opaque griemeer, is the kind that lets no light through its crystals. Those lucky enough to find some will be rewarded with an additional 15% yield during refinement.
Asteroid anomalies in null security space is where opaque griemeer is generally found.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027687 |
|
Ancient Compressed Blue Ice (Low-grade) |
Ancient Compressed Blue Ice (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027688 |
|
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. Due to its unique chemical composition and the circumstances under which it forms, blue ice contains more oxygen isotopes than any other ice asteroid.
This ore has been compressed into a much more dense version. |
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. Due to its unique chemical composition and the circumstances under which it forms, blue ice contains more oxygen isotopes than any other ice asteroid.
This ore has been compressed into a much more dense version. |
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| 1027689 |
|
Ancient Compressed Gelidus (Low-grade) |
Ancient Compressed Gelidus (Low-grade) |
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| 1027690 |
|
Fairly rare and very valuable, Gelidus-type ice formations are a large-scale source of strontium clathrates, one of the rarest ice solids found in the universe, in addition to which they contain unusually large concentrations of heavy water and liquid ozone.
This ore has been compressed into a much more dense version. |
Fairly rare and very valuable, Gelidus-type ice formations are a large-scale source of strontium clathrates, one of the rarest ice solids found in the universe, in addition to which they contain unusually large concentrations of heavy water and liquid ozone.
This ore has been compressed into a much more dense version. |
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| 1027691 |
|
Ancient Compressed Glacial Mass (Low-grade) |
Ancient Compressed Glacial Mass (Low-grade) |
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| 1027692 |
|
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. Glacial masses are known to contain hydrogen isotopes in abundance, in addition to smatterings of heavy water and liquid ozone.
This ore has been compressed into a much more dense version. |
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. Glacial masses are known to contain hydrogen isotopes in abundance, in addition to smatterings of heavy water and liquid ozone.
This ore has been compressed into a much more dense version. |
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| 1027693 |
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Ancient Compressed Glare Crust (Low-grade) |
Ancient Compressed Glare Crust (Low-grade) |
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| 1027694 |
|
In areas with high concentrations of electromagnetic activity, ice formations such as this one, containing large amounts of heavy water and liquid ozone, are spontaneously formed during times of great electric flux. Glare crust also contains a small amount of strontium clathrates.
This ore has been compressed into a much more dense version. |
In areas with high concentrations of electromagnetic activity, ice formations such as this one, containing large amounts of heavy water and liquid ozone, are spontaneously formed during times of great electric flux. Glare crust also contains a small amount of strontium clathrates.
This ore has been compressed into a much more dense version. |
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| 1027695 |
|
Ancient Compressed White Glaze (Superior-grade) |
Ancient Compressed White Glaze (Superior-grade) |
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| 1027696 |
|
When star fusion processes occur near high concentrations of silicate dust, such as those found in interstellar ice fields, the substance known as White Glaze is formed. While White Glaze generally is extremely high in nitrogen-14 and other stable nitrogen isotopes, a few rare fragments, such as this one, have stayed free of radioactive contaminants and are thus richer in isotopes than their more impure counterparts.
This ore has been compressed into a much more dense version. |
When star fusion processes occur near high concentrations of silicate dust, such as those found in interstellar ice fields, the substance known as White Glaze is formed. While White Glaze generally is extremely high in nitrogen-14 and other stable nitrogen isotopes, a few rare fragments, such as this one, have stayed free of radioactive contaminants and are thus richer in isotopes than their more impure counterparts.
This ore has been compressed into a much more dense version. |
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| 1027697 |
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Ancient Compressed Glacial Mass (Superior-grade) |
Ancient Compressed Glacial Mass (Superior-grade) |
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| 1027698 |
|
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. Glacial masses are known to contain hydrogen isotopes in abundance, but the high surface diffusion on this particular mass means it has considerably more than its coarser counterparts.
This ore has been compressed into a much more dense version. |
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. Glacial masses are known to contain hydrogen isotopes in abundance, but the high surface diffusion on this particular mass means it has considerably more than its coarser counterparts.
This ore has been compressed into a much more dense version. |
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| 1027699 |
|
Ancient Compressed Blue Ice (Superior-grade) |
Ancient Compressed Blue Ice (Superior-grade) |
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| 1027700 |
|
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. Due to its unique chemical composition and the circumstances under which it forms, blue ice will, under normal circumstances, contain more oxygen isotopes than any other ice asteroid. This particular formation is an old one and therefore contains even more than its less mature siblings.
This ore has been compressed into a much more dense version. |
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. Due to its unique chemical composition and the circumstances under which it forms, blue ice will, under normal circumstances, contain more oxygen isotopes than any other ice asteroid. This particular formation is an old one and therefore contains even more than its less mature siblings.
This ore has been compressed into a much more dense version. |
|
| 1027701 |
|
Ancient Compressed White Glaze (Low-grade) |
Ancient Compressed White Glaze (Low-grade) |
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| 1027702 |
|
When star fusion processes occur near high concentrations of silicate dust, such as those found in interstellar ice fields, the substance known as White Glaze is formed. White Glaze is extremely high in nitrogen-14 and other stable nitrogen isotopes, and is thus a necessity for the sustained operation of certain kinds of control tower.
This ore has been compressed into a much more dense version. |
When star fusion processes occur near high concentrations of silicate dust, such as those found in interstellar ice fields, the substance known as White Glaze is formed. White Glaze is extremely high in nitrogen-14 and other stable nitrogen isotopes, and is thus a necessity for the sustained operation of certain kinds of control tower.
This ore has been compressed into a much more dense version. |
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| 1027703 |
|
Compressed Hemorphite (High-grade) |
Compressed Hemorphite (High-grade) |
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| 1027704 |
|
Hemorphite exists in many different color variations. Interestingly, the more colorful it becomes, the better yield it has. Radiant or high-grade hemorphite has 10% better yield than its more bland brother.
With a large portion of Nocxium, hemorphite is always a good find. It is common enough that even novice miners can expect to run into it. Hemorphite also has some amount of Isogen.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Hemorphite exists in many different color variations. Interestingly, the more colorful it becomes, the better yield it has. Radiant or high-grade hemorphite has 10% better yield than its more bland brother.
With a large portion of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>, hemorphite is always a good find. It is common enough that even novice miners can expect to run into it. Hemorphite also has some amount of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027705 |
|
Compressed Gneiss (superior-grade) |
Compressed Gneiss (superior-grade) |
|
| 1027706 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of gneiss ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard gneiss when reprocessed.
Gneiss is a popular ore type because it holds significant volumes of three heavily used minerals, increasing its utility value. It has quite a bit of Mexallon as well as some Pyerite and Isogen.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of gneiss ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard gneiss when reprocessed.
Gneiss is a popular ore type because it holds significant volumes of three heavily used minerals, increasing its utility value. It has quite a bit of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> as well as some <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
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| 1027707 |
|
Compressed Dark Ochre (Low-grade) |
Compressed Dark Ochre (Low-grade) |
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| 1027708 |
|
Considered a worthless ore for years, dark ochre was ignored by most miners until improved reprocessing techniques managed to extract the huge amount of Isogen and Mexallon inside it. Dark ochre also contains useful amounts of Nocxium.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Considered a worthless ore for years, dark ochre was ignored by most miners until improved reprocessing techniques managed to extract the huge amount of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> inside it. Dark ochre also contains useful amounts of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
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| 1027709 |
|
Ancient Compressed Clear Icicle (Low-grade) |
Ancient Compressed Clear Icicle (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027710 |
|
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. These crystalline formations can be found scattered around many an ice field, and are known as the universe's primary source of helium isotopes.
This ore has been compressed into a much more dense version. |
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. These crystalline formations can be found scattered around many an ice field, and are known as the universe's primary source of helium isotopes.
This ore has been compressed into a much more dense version. |
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| 1027711 |
|
Ancient Compressed Dark Glitter (Low-grade) |
Ancient Compressed Dark Glitter (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027712 |
|
Dark glitter is one of the rarest of the interstellar ices, formed only in areas with large amounts of residual electrical current. Little is known about the exact way in which it comes into being; the staggering amount of liquid ozone to be found inside one of these rocks makes it an intriguing mystery for stellar physicists and chemists alike. In addition, it contains large amounts of heavy water and a decent measure of strontium clathrates.
This ore has been compressed into a much more dense version. |
Dark glitter is one of the rarest of the interstellar ices, formed only in areas with large amounts of residual electrical current. Little is known about the exact way in which it comes into being; the staggering amount of liquid ozone to be found inside one of these rocks makes it an intriguing mystery for stellar physicists and chemists alike. In addition, it contains large amounts of heavy water and a decent measure of strontium clathrates.
This ore has been compressed into a much more dense version. |
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| 1027713 |
|
Ancient Compressed Clear Icicle (Superior-grade) |
Ancient Compressed Clear Icicle (Superior-grade) |
|
| 1027714 |
|
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. These crystalline formations can be found scattered around many an ice field and are known as the universe's primary source of helium isotopes. Due to environmental factors, this fragment's isotope deposits have become even richer than its regular counterparts'.
This ore has been compressed into a much more dense version. |
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. These crystalline formations can be found scattered around many an ice field and are known as the universe's primary source of helium isotopes. Due to environmental factors, this fragment's isotope deposits have become even richer than its regular counterparts'.
This ore has been compressed into a much more dense version. |
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| 1027715 |
|
Compressed Gelidus (Low-grade) |
Compressed Gelidus (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027716 |
|
Fairly rare and very valuable, Gelidus-type ice formations are a large-scale source of strontium clathrates, one of the rarest ice solids found in the universe, in addition to which they contain unusually large concentrations of heavy water and liquid ozone.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Fairly rare and very valuable, Gelidus-type ice formations are a large-scale source of strontium clathrates, one of the rarest ice solids found in the universe, in addition to which they contain unusually large concentrations of heavy water and liquid ozone.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027717 |
|
Compressed Glacial Mass (Low-grade) |
Compressed Glacial Mass (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027718 |
|
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. Glacial masses are known to contain hydrogen isotopes in abundance, in addition to smatterings of heavy water and liquid ozone.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. Glacial masses are known to contain hydrogen isotopes in abundance, in addition to smatterings of heavy water and liquid ozone.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027719 |
|
Compressed Glare Crust (Low-grade) |
Compressed Glare Crust (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027720 |
|
In areas with high concentrations of electromagnetic activity, ice formations such as this one, containing large amounts of heavy water and liquid ozone, are spontaneously formed during times of great electric flux. Glare crust also contains a small amount of strontium clathrates.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
In areas with high concentrations of electromagnetic activity, ice formations such as this one, containing large amounts of heavy water and liquid ozone, are spontaneously formed during times of great electric flux. Glare crust also contains a small amount of strontium clathrates.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
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| 1027721 |
|
Ancient Compressed Krystallos (Low-grade) |
Ancient Compressed Krystallos (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027722 |
|
The universe's richest known source of strontium clathrates, Krystallos ice formations are formed only in areas where a very particular combination of environmental factors are at play. Krystallos compounds also include quite a bit of liquid ozone.
This ore has been compressed into a much more dense version. |
The universe's richest known source of strontium clathrates, Krystallos ice formations are formed only in areas where a very particular combination of environmental factors are at play. Krystallos compounds also include quite a bit of liquid ozone.
This ore has been compressed into a much more dense version. |
|
| 1027723 |
|
Mordunium (Low-grade) |
Mordunium (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027724 |
|
This is the most common form of Mordunium ore with a standard relative density of Pyerite mineral content.
Mordunium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Pyerite mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Mordunium was the Pyerite-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Mordu's Legion contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
This is the most common form of Mordunium ore with a standard relative density of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> mineral content.
Mordunium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Pyerite mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Mordunium was the Pyerite-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Mordu's Legion contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
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| 1027725 |
|
Mordunium (Medium-grade) |
Mordunium (Medium-grade) |
|
| 1027726 |
|
Plum or medium-grade mordunium is an uncommon form of mordunium ore with a relative density of Pyerite mineral content 5% greater than the standard form.
Mordunium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Pyerite mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Mordunium was the Pyerite-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Mordu's Legion contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
Plum or medium-grade mordunium is an uncommon form of mordunium ore with a relative density of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> mineral content 5% greater than the standard form.
Mordunium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Pyerite mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Mordunium was the Pyerite-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Mordu's Legion contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
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| 1027727 |
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Mordunium (High-grade) |
Mordunium (High-grade) |
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| 1027728 |
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Prize or high-grade mordunium is a rarer form of mordunium ore with a relative density of Pyerite mineral content 10% greater than the standard form.
Mordunium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Pyerite mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Mordunium was the Pyerite-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Mordu's Legion contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
Prize or high-grade mordunium is a rarer form of mordunium ore with a relative density of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> mineral content 10% greater than the standard form.
Mordunium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Pyerite mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Mordunium was the Pyerite-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Mordu's Legion contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
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| 1027729 |
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Mordunium (Superior-grade) |
Mordunium (Superior-grade) |
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| 1027730 |
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Plunder or superior-grade mordunium is a very rare form of mordunium ore with a relative density of Pyerite mineral content 15% greater than the standard form.
Mordunium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Pyerite mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Mordunium was the Pyerite-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Mordu's Legion contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
Plunder or superior-grade mordunium is a very rare form of mordunium ore with a relative density of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> mineral content 15% greater than the standard form.
Mordunium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Pyerite mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Mordunium was the Pyerite-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Mordu's Legion contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
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| 1027731 |
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Ytirium (Low-grade) |
Ytirium (Low-grade) |
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| 1027732 |
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This is the most common form of Ytirium ore with a standard relative density of Isogen mineral content.
Ytirium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Isogen mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ytirium was the Isogen-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ytiri corporation contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
This is the most common form of Ytirium ore with a standard relative density of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a> mineral content.
Ytirium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Isogen mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ytirium was the Isogen-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ytiri corporation contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
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| 1027733 |
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Ytirium (Medium-grade) |
Ytirium (Medium-grade) |
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| 1027734 |
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Medium-grade ytirium, colloquially known as bootleg ytirium, is an uncommon form of the ore with a relative density of Isogen mineral content 5% greater than the standard form.
Ytirium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Isogen mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ytirium was the Isogen-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ytiri corporation contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
Medium-grade ytirium, colloquially known as bootleg ytirium, is an uncommon form of the ore with a relative density of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a> mineral content 5% greater than the standard form.
Ytirium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Isogen mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ytirium was the Isogen-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ytiri corporation contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
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| 1027735 |
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Ytirium (High-grade) |
Ytirium (High-grade) |
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| 1027736 |
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Firewater ytirium, the high-grade variant of ytirium ore, has a relative density of Isogen mineral content 10% greater than the standard form.
Ytirium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Isogen mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ytirium was the Isogen-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ytiri corporation contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
Firewater ytirium, the high-grade variant of ytirium ore, has a relative density of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a> mineral content 10% greater than the standard form.
Ytirium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Isogen mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ytirium was the Isogen-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ytiri corporation contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
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| 1027737 |
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Ytirium (Superior-grade) |
Ytirium (Superior-grade) |
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| 1027738 |
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Superior-grade or moonshine ytirium is a very rare form of the ore with a relative density of Isogen mineral content 15% greater than the standard form.
Ytirium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Isogen mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ytirium was the Isogen-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ytiri corporation contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
Superior-grade or moonshine ytirium is a very rare form of the ore with a relative density of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a> mineral content 15% greater than the standard form.
Ytirium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Isogen mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ytirium was the Isogen-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ytiri corporation contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
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| 1027739 |
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Eifyrium (Low-grade) |
Eifyrium (Low-grade) |
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| 1027740 |
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This is the most common form of Eifyrium ore with a standard relative density of Zydrine mineral content.
Eifyrium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Zydrine mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Eifyrium was the Zydrine-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Eifyr and Co. contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
This is the most common form of Eifyrium ore with a standard relative density of <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> mineral content.
Eifyrium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Zydrine mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Eifyrium was the Zydrine-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Eifyr and Co. contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
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| 1027741 |
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Eifyrium (Medium-grade) |
Eifyrium (Medium-grade) |
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| 1027742 |
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Medium-grade or doped eifyrium is an uncommon form of eifyrium ore with a relative density of Zydrine mineral content 5% greater than the standard form.
Eifyrium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Zydrine mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Eifyrium was the Zydrine-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Eifyr and Co. contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
Medium-grade or doped eifyrium is an uncommon form of eifyrium ore with a relative density of <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> mineral content 5% greater than the standard form.
Eifyrium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Zydrine mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Eifyrium was the Zydrine-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Eifyr and Co. contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
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| 1027743 |
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Eifyrium (High-grade) |
Eifyrium (High-grade) |
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| 1027744 |
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High-grade or boosted eifyrium is a rarer form of eifyrium ore with a relative density of Zydrine mineral content 10% greater than the standard form.
Eifyrium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Zydrine mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Eifyrium was the Zydrine-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Eifyr and Co. contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
High-grade or boosted eifyrium is a rarer form of eifyrium ore with a relative density of <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> mineral content 10% greater than the standard form.
Eifyrium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Zydrine mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Eifyrium was the Zydrine-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Eifyr and Co. contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
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| 1027745 |
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Eifyrium (Superior-grade) |
Eifyrium (Superior-grade) |
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| 1027746 |
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Superior-grade or augmented eifyrium is a very rare form of eifyrium ore with a relative density of Zydrine mineral content 15% greater than the standard form.
Eifyrium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Zydrine mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Eifyrium was the Zydrine-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Eifyr and Co. contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
Superior-grade or augmented eifyrium is a very rare form of eifyrium ore with a relative density of <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> mineral content 15% greater than the standard form.
Eifyrium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Zydrine mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Eifyrium was the Zydrine-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Eifyr and Co. contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
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| 1027747 |
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Ducinium (Low-grade) |
Ducinium (Low-grade) |
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| 1027748 |
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This is the most common form of Ducinium ore with a standard relative density of Megacyte mineral content.
Ducinium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Megacyte mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ducinium was the Megacyte-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ducia Foundry contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
This is the most common form of Ducinium ore with a standard relative density of <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a> mineral content.
Ducinium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Megacyte mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ducinium was the Megacyte-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ducia Foundry contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
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| 1027749 |
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Ducinium (Medium-grade) |
Ducinium (Medium-grade) |
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| 1027750 |
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Medium-grade or noble ducinium is an uncommon form of Ducinium ore with a relative density of Megacyte mineral content 5% greater than the standard form.
Ducinium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Megacyte mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ducinium was the Megacyte-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ducia Foundry contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
Medium-grade or noble ducinium is an uncommon form of Ducinium ore with a relative density of <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a> mineral content 5% greater than the standard form.
Ducinium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Megacyte mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ducinium was the Megacyte-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ducia Foundry contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
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| 1027751 |
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Ducinium (High-grade) |
Ducinium (High-grade) |
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| 1027752 |
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High-grade or royal ducinium is a rarer form of Ducinium ore with a relative density of Megacyte mineral content 10% greater than the standard form.
Ducinium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Megacyte mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ducinium was the Megacyte-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ducia Foundry contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
High-grade or royal ducinium is a rarer form of Ducinium ore with a relative density of <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a> mineral content 10% greater than the standard form.
Ducinium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Megacyte mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ducinium was the Megacyte-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ducia Foundry contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
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| 1027753 |
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Ducinium (Superior-grade) |
Ducinium (Superior-grade) |
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| 1027754 |
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Superior-grade ducinium, colloquially known as imperial ducinium, is a very rare variant with a relative density of Megacyte mineral content 15% greater than the standard form.
Ducinium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Megacyte mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ducinium was the Megacyte-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ducia Foundry contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
Superior-grade ducinium, colloquially known as imperial ducinium, is a very rare variant with a relative density of <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a> mineral content 15% greater than the standard form.
Ducinium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Megacyte mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ducinium was the Megacyte-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ducia Foundry contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
|
| 1027755 |
|
Arkonor (Medium-grade) |
Arkonor (Medium-grade) |
|
| 1027756 |
|
While fairly invisible to all but the most experienced miners, there are significant molecular differences between arkonor and crimson arkonor, colloquially referred to as such because of the blood-red veins running through it. Miners who search for this diamond in the rough will be rewarded with mineral yields 5% higher than standard arkonor.
Arkonor is one of the rarest and most sought-after ores in the known universe. A sizable nugget of this can sweep anyone from rags to riches in no time. It has high amount of Megacyte, and also contains some Mexallon and Pyerite.
Available primarily in null security status and wormhole systems. |
While fairly invisible to all but the most experienced miners, there are significant molecular differences between arkonor and crimson arkonor, colloquially referred to as such because of the blood-red veins running through it. Miners who search for this diamond in the rough will be rewarded with mineral yields 5% higher than standard arkonor.
Arkonor is one of the rarest and most sought-after ores in the known universe. A sizable nugget of this can sweep anyone from rags to riches in no time. It has high amount of <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a>, and also contains some <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>.
Available primarily in null security status and wormhole systems. |
|
| 1027757 |
|
Arkonor (High-grade) |
Arkonor (High-grade) |
|
| 1027758 |
|
Prime arkonor is the rarest of the rare; the king of ores. Giving a 10% greater mineral yield than regular arkonor, this is the stuff that makes billionaires out of people lucky enough to stumble upon a vein.
Arkonor is one of the rarest and most sought-after ores in the known universe. A sizable nugget of this can sweep anyone from rags to riches in no time. It has high amount of Megacyte, and also contains some Mexallon and Pyerite.
Available primarily in null security status and wormhole systems. |
Prime arkonor is the rarest of the rare; the king of ores. Giving a 10% greater mineral yield than regular arkonor, this is the stuff that makes billionaires out of people lucky enough to stumble upon a vein.
Arkonor is one of the rarest and most sought-after ores in the known universe. A sizable nugget of this can sweep anyone from rags to riches in no time. It has high amount of <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a>, and also contains some <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>.
Available primarily in null security status and wormhole systems. |
|
| 1027759 |
|
Bistot (Medium-grade) |
Bistot (Medium-grade) |
|
| 1027760 |
|
Bistot with a triclinic crystal system occurs very rarely under natural conditions, but is highly popular with miners due to its extra-high concentrations of minerals. The yield from triclinic bistot is approximately 5% higher than from equivalent volumes of standard bistot.
Bistot is a very valuable ore as it holds large portions of Zydrine and Pyerite. It also contains a decent amount of Mexallon.
Available primarily in null security status and wormhole systems. |
Bistot with a triclinic crystal system occurs very rarely under natural conditions, but is highly popular with miners due to its extra-high concentrations of minerals. The yield from triclinic bistot is approximately 5% higher than from equivalent volumes of standard bistot.
Bistot is a very valuable ore as it holds large portions of <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. It also contains a decent amount of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
Available primarily in null security status and wormhole systems. |
|
| 1027761 |
|
Bistot (High-grade) |
Bistot (High-grade) |
|
| 1027762 |
|
High-grade bistot, also known as monoclinic bistot, is a variant of bistot with a slightly different crystal structure. It is highly sought-after, as it gives a 10% higher yield than its straightforward counterpart.
Bistot is a very valuable ore as it holds large portions of Zydrine and Pyerite. It also contains a decent amount of Mexallon.
Available primarily in null security status and wormhole systems. |
High-grade bistot, also known as monoclinic bistot, is a variant of bistot with a slightly different crystal structure. It is highly sought-after, as it gives a 10% higher yield than its straightforward counterpart.
Bistot is a very valuable ore as it holds large portions of <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. It also contains a decent amount of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
Available primarily in null security status and wormhole systems. |
|
| 1027763 |
|
Crokite (Medium-grade) |
Crokite (Medium-grade) |
|
| 1027764 |
|
In certain belts, environmental conditions will carve sharp, jagged edges into crokite rocks, resulting in the formation of sharp crokite. The increased density of these formations leads to a 5% greater mineral yield than standard crokite.
Crokite is a very heavy ore that is always in high demand because it has the largest ratio of Nocxium and Mexallon for any ore in the known universe. Valuable deposits of Pyerite can also be found within this rare ore.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
In certain belts, environmental conditions will carve sharp, jagged edges into crokite rocks, resulting in the formation of sharp crokite. The increased density of these formations leads to a 5% greater mineral yield than standard crokite.
Crokite is a very heavy ore that is always in high demand because it has the largest ratio of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> for any ore in the known universe. Valuable deposits of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> can also be found within this rare ore.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
|
| 1027765 |
|
Crokite (High-grade) |
Crokite (High-grade) |
|
| 1027766 |
|
High-grade crokite, also known as crystalline crokite, is the stuff of legend. Not only does it give a 10% greater yield than regular crokite, but chunks of the rock glitter beautifully in just the right light, making crystalline crokite popular as raw material for jewelry.
Crokite is a very heavy ore that is always in high demand because it has the largest ratio of Nocxium and Mexallon for any ore in the known universe. Valuable deposits of Pyerite can also be found within this rare ore.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
High-grade crokite, also known as crystalline crokite, is the stuff of legend. Not only does it give a 10% greater yield than regular crokite, but chunks of the rock glitter beautifully in just the right light, making crystalline crokite popular as raw material for jewelry.
Crokite is a very heavy ore that is always in high demand because it has the largest ratio of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> for any ore in the known universe. Valuable deposits of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> can also be found within this rare ore.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
|
| 1027767 |
|
Dark Ochre (Medium-grade) |
Dark Ochre (Medium-grade) |
|
| 1027768 |
|
Medium-grade dark ochre, also known as onyx ochre, has a distinctive, shiny black surface that lends itself to ornamental uses. But the 5% higher mineral yield is what miners are really after. Like in all else, good looks are only an added bonus.
Considered a worthless ore for years, dark ochre was ignored by most miners until improved reprocessing techniques managed to extract the huge amount of Isogen and Mexallon inside it. Dark ochre also contains useful amounts of Nocxium.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
Medium-grade dark ochre, also known as onyx ochre, has a distinctive, shiny black surface that lends itself to ornamental uses. But the 5% higher mineral yield is what miners are really after. Like in all else, good looks are only an added bonus.
Considered a worthless ore for years, dark ochre was ignored by most miners until improved reprocessing techniques managed to extract the huge amount of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> inside it. Dark ochre also contains useful amounts of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
|
| 1027769 |
|
Dark Ochre (High-grade) |
Dark Ochre (High-grade) |
|
| 1027770 |
|
High-grade or obsidian ochre, the most valuable member of the dark ochre family, was only first discovered a decade ago. The sleek black surface of this ore managed to absorb scanning waves, making obsidian ochre asteroids almost invisible. Advances in scanning technology revealed these beauties at last. This ore's 10% higher mineral yield makes it more than worth the effort required to find it.
Considered a worthless ore for years, dark ochre was ignored by most miners until improved reprocessing techniques managed to extract the huge amount of Isogen and Mexallon inside it. Dark ochre also contains useful amounts of Nocxium.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
High-grade or obsidian ochre, the most valuable member of the dark ochre family, was only first discovered a decade ago. The sleek black surface of this ore managed to absorb scanning waves, making obsidian ochre asteroids almost invisible. Advances in scanning technology revealed these beauties at last. This ore's 10% higher mineral yield makes it more than worth the effort required to find it.
Considered a worthless ore for years, dark ochre was ignored by most miners until improved reprocessing techniques managed to extract the huge amount of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> inside it. Dark ochre also contains useful amounts of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
|
| 1027771 |
|
Hedbergite (Medium-grade) |
Hedbergite (Medium-grade) |
|
| 1027772 |
|
When asteroids containing hedbergite pass close to suns or other sources of intense heat can cause the hedbergite to glassify. The result is called medium-grade or vitric hedbergite and has 5% better yield than normal hedbergite.
Hedbergite is sought after for its high concentration of Pyerite and Nocxium.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
When asteroids containing hedbergite pass close to suns or other sources of intense heat can cause the hedbergite to glassify. The result is called medium-grade or vitric hedbergite and has 5% better yield than normal hedbergite.
Hedbergite is sought after for its high concentration of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
|
| 1027773 |
|
Hedbergite (High-grade) |
Hedbergite (High-grade) |
|
| 1027774 |
|
Asteroids containing this shiny ore were formed in intense heat, such as might result from a supernova. The result, known high-grade or glazed hedbergite, is a more concentrated form of hedbergite that has 10% higher yield.
Hedbergite is sought after for its high concentration of Pyerite and Nocxium.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
Asteroids containing this shiny ore were formed in intense heat, such as might result from a supernova. The result, known high-grade or glazed hedbergite, is a more concentrated form of hedbergite that has 10% higher yield.
Hedbergite is sought after for its high concentration of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
|
| 1027775 |
|
Hemorphite (Medium-grade) |
Hemorphite (Medium-grade) |
|
| 1027776 |
|
Hemorphite exists in many different color variations. Interestingly, the more colorful it becomes, the better yield it has. Vivid or medium-grade hemorphite has 5% better yield than its more bland brother.
With a large portion of Nocxium, hemorphite is always a good find. It is common enough that even novice miners can expect to run into it. Hemorphite also has some amount of Isogen.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
Hemorphite exists in many different color variations. Interestingly, the more colorful it becomes, the better yield it has. Vivid or medium-grade hemorphite has 5% better yield than its more bland brother.
With a large portion of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>, hemorphite is always a good find. It is common enough that even novice miners can expect to run into it. Hemorphite also has some amount of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
|
| 1027777 |
|
Hemorphite (High-grade) |
Hemorphite (High-grade) |
|
| 1027778 |
|
Hemorphite exists in many different color variations. Interestingly, the more colorful it becomes, the better yield it has. Radiant or high-grade hemorphite has 10% better yield than its more bland brother.
With a large portion of Nocxium, hemorphite is always a good find. It is common enough that even novice miners can expect to run into it. Hemorphite also has some amount of Isogen.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
Hemorphite exists in many different color variations. Interestingly, the more colorful it becomes, the better yield it has. Radiant or high-grade hemorphite has 10% better yield than its more bland brother.
With a large portion of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>, hemorphite is always a good find. It is common enough that even novice miners can expect to run into it. Hemorphite also has some amount of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
|
| 1027779 |
|
Jaspet (Medium-grade) |
Jaspet (Medium-grade) |
|
| 1027780 |
|
Medium-grade or pure jaspet is popular amongst corporate miners who are looking for various minerals for manufacturing, rather than mining purely for profit. Pure jaspet contains fewer waste compounds than most asteroids, allows for approximately 5% better mineral yield from the same volume of ore.
Jaspet has two valuable mineral types, making it easy to sell. It has a large portion of Mexallon plus some Nocxium.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
Medium-grade or pure jaspet is popular amongst corporate miners who are looking for various minerals for manufacturing, rather than mining purely for profit. Pure jaspet contains fewer waste compounds than most asteroids, allows for approximately 5% better mineral yield from the same volume of ore.
Jaspet has two valuable mineral types, making it easy to sell. It has a large portion of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> plus some <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
|
| 1027781 |
|
Jaspet (High-grade) |
Jaspet (High-grade) |
|
| 1027782 |
|
High-grade jaspet, also known as pristine jaspet, is very rare, which is not so surprising when one considers that it is formed when asteroids collide with comets or ice moons. It has 10% better yield than normal Jaspet.
Jaspet has two valuable mineral types, making it easy to sell. It has a large portion of Mexallon plus some Nocxium.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
High-grade jaspet, also known as pristine jaspet, is very rare, which is not so surprising when one considers that it is formed when asteroids collide with comets or ice moons. It has 10% better yield than normal Jaspet.
Jaspet has two valuable mineral types, making it easy to sell. It has a large portion of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> plus some <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
|
| 1027783 |
|
Kernite (Medium-grade) |
Kernite (Medium-grade) |
|
| 1027784 |
|
Prophets tell of the mystical nature endowed in luminous kernite, the medium-grade kernite variant. To the rest of us, it's an average looking ore that has 5% more yield than normal kernite and can make you rich if you mine it 24/7 and live to be very old.
Kernite is a fairly common ore type that yields fair amounts of Mexallon and Isogen.
Available primarily in low and null security status and wormhole systems. |
Prophets tell of the mystical nature endowed in luminous kernite, the medium-grade kernite variant. To the rest of us, it's an average looking ore that has 5% more yield than normal kernite and can make you rich if you mine it 24/7 and live to be very old.
Kernite is a fairly common ore type that yields fair amounts of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
Available primarily in low and null security status and wormhole systems. |
|
| 1027785 |
|
Kernite (High-grade) |
Kernite (High-grade) |
|
| 1027786 |
|
Known as Rage Stone or fiery kernite to veteran miners after a discovery of a particularly rich vein of it caused a bar brawl of epic proportions in the Intaki Syndicate. It has a 10% higher yield than basic kernite.
Kernite is a fairly common ore type that yields fair amounts of Mexallon and Isogen.
Available primarily in low and null security status and wormhole systems. |
Known as Rage Stone or fiery kernite to veteran miners after a discovery of a particularly rich vein of it caused a bar brawl of epic proportions in the Intaki Syndicate. It has a 10% higher yield than basic kernite.
Kernite is a fairly common ore type that yields fair amounts of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
Available primarily in low and null security status and wormhole systems. |
|
| 1027787 |
|
Plagioclase (Medium-grade) |
Plagioclase (Medium-grade) |
|
| 1027788 |
|
Medium-grade or azure plagioclase is an uncommon variant of plagioclase that enjoys a 5% improved mineral yield. It was made infamous in the melancholic song prose Miner Blues by the Gallentean folk singer Jaroud Dertier three decades ago.
Plagioclase is not amongst the most valuable ore types around, but it contains a large amount of Tritanium and is thus always in constant demand. It also yields some Mexallon.
Available primarily in high security status star systems. |
Medium-grade or azure plagioclase is an uncommon variant of plagioclase that enjoys a 5% improved mineral yield. It was made infamous in the melancholic song prose Miner Blues by the Gallentean folk singer Jaroud Dertier three decades ago.
Plagioclase is not amongst the most valuable ore types around, but it contains a large amount of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and is thus always in constant demand. It also yields some <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
Available primarily in high security status star systems. |
|
| 1027789 |
|
Plagioclase (High-grade) |
Plagioclase (High-grade) |
|
| 1027790 |
|
With rich or high-grade plagioclase having 10% better yield than the normal one, miners can finally regard plagioclase as a mineral that provides a noteworthy profit.
Plagioclase is not amongst the most valuable ore types around, but it contains a large amount of Tritanium and is thus always in constant demand. It also yields some Mexallon.
Available primarily in high security status star systems. |
With rich or high-grade plagioclase having 10% better yield than the normal one, miners can finally regard plagioclase as a mineral that provides a noteworthy profit.
Plagioclase is not amongst the most valuable ore types around, but it contains a large amount of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and is thus always in constant demand. It also yields some <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
Available primarily in high security status star systems. |
|
| 1027791 |
|
Pyroxeres (Medium-grade) |
Pyroxeres (Medium-grade) |
|
| 1027792 |
|
Medium-grade pyroxeres, sometimes called solid pyroxeres or the Flame of Dam'Torsad, has a 5% higher yield than its more common cousin.
Pyroxeres is a common ore available in all regions of space. It has fair amounts of Pyerite and Mexallon.
Available in all known space and wormhole systems. |
Medium-grade pyroxeres, sometimes called solid pyroxeres or the Flame of Dam'Torsad, has a 5% higher yield than its more common cousin.
Pyroxeres is a common ore available in all regions of space. It has fair amounts of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
Available in all known space and wormhole systems. |
|
| 1027793 |
|
Pyroxeres (High-grade) |
Pyroxeres (High-grade) |
|
| 1027794 |
|
High-grade or viscous pyroxeres is the secret behind the success of ORE in the early days. ORE has since then moved into more profitable minerals, but viscous pyroxeres and its 10% higher mineral yield still holds a special place in the hearts of all miners dreaming of becoming the next mining moguls of EVE.
Pyroxeres is a common ore available in all regions of space. It has fair amounts of Pyerite and Mexallon.
Available in all known space and wormhole systems. |
High-grade or viscous pyroxeres is the secret behind the success of ORE in the early days. ORE has since then moved into more profitable minerals, but viscous pyroxeres and its 10% higher mineral yield still holds a special place in the hearts of all miners dreaming of becoming the next mining moguls of EVE.
Pyroxeres is a common ore available in all regions of space. It has fair amounts of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
Available in all known space and wormhole systems. |
|
| 1027795 |
|
Compressed Veldspar (Medium-grade) |
Compressed Veldspar (Medium-grade) |
|
| 1027796 |
|
Clusters of veldspar with 5% higher yield, called medium-grade or concentrated veldspar, are sometimes found in areas where normal veldspar is already in abundance.
Veldspar is the most common ore type in the central regions of known universe. It is still in constant demand as it holds a large portion of the much-used Tritanium mineral.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Clusters of veldspar with 5% higher yield, called medium-grade or concentrated veldspar, are sometimes found in areas where normal veldspar is already in abundance.
Veldspar is the most common ore type in the central regions of known universe. It is still in constant demand as it holds a large portion of the much-used <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> mineral.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027797 |
|
Compressed Veldspar (High-grade) |
Compressed Veldspar (High-grade) |
|
| 1027798 |
|
In asteroids above average size, the intense pressure can weld normal veldspar into what is known as high-grade or dense veldspar, increasing the yield by 10%.
Veldspar is the most common ore type in the central regions of known universe. It is still in constant demand as it holds a large portion of the much-used Tritanium mineral.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
In asteroids above average size, the intense pressure can weld normal veldspar into what is known as high-grade or dense veldspar, increasing the yield by 10%.
Veldspar is the most common ore type in the central regions of known universe. It is still in constant demand as it holds a large portion of the much-used <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> mineral.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027799 |
|
Scordite (Medium-grade) |
Scordite (Medium-grade) |
|
| 1027800 |
|
Condensed scordite, the medium-grade cousin of normal scordite, has a 5% better yield. The increase may seem insignificant, but matters greatly to new miners where every ISK counts.
Scordite is amongst the most common ore types in the central regions of known universe. It has a fair bit of Tritanium and Pyerite. Good choice for those starting their mining careers.
Available primarily in high security status star systems. |
Condensed scordite, the medium-grade cousin of normal scordite, has a 5% better yield. The increase may seem insignificant, but matters greatly to new miners where every ISK counts.
Scordite is amongst the most common ore types in the central regions of known universe. It has a fair bit of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. Good choice for those starting their mining careers.
Available primarily in high security status star systems. |
|
| 1027801 |
|
Scordite (High-grade) |
Scordite (High-grade) |
|
| 1027802 |
|
Massive or high-grade scordite was the stuff of legend in the early days of space exploration, due to a 10% higher mineral yield than standard scordite. Though it has long since been taken over in value by other ores it still has a special place in the hearts of veteran miners.
Scordite is amongst the most common ore types in the central regions of known universe. It has a fair bit of Tritanium and Pyerite. Good choice for those starting their mining careers.
Available primarily in high security status star systems. |
Massive or high-grade scordite was the stuff of legend in the early days of space exploration, due to a 10% higher mineral yield than standard scordite. Though it has long since been taken over in value by other ores it still has a special place in the hearts of veteran miners.
Scordite is amongst the most common ore types in the central regions of known universe. It has a fair bit of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. Good choice for those starting their mining careers.
Available primarily in high security status star systems. |
|
| 1027803 |
|
Compressed Scordite (Medium-grade) |
Compressed Scordite (Medium-grade) |
|
| 1027804 |
|
Condensed scordite, the medium-grade cousin of normal scordite, has a 5% better yield. The increase may seem insignificant, but matters greatly to new miners where every ISK counts.
Scordite is amongst the most common ore types in the central regions of known universe. It has a fair bit of Tritanium and Pyerite. Good choice for those starting their mining careers.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Condensed scordite, the medium-grade cousin of normal scordite, has a 5% better yield. The increase may seem insignificant, but matters greatly to new miners where every ISK counts.
Scordite is amongst the most common ore types in the central regions of known universe. It has a fair bit of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. Good choice for those starting their mining careers.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027805 |
|
Spodumain (Medium-grade) |
Spodumain (Medium-grade) |
|
| 1027806 |
|
Medium-grade spodumain is occasionally found with crystalline traces in its outer surface. Known as bright spodumain, the crystal adds approximately 5% more value to an already valuable mineral.
Spodumain is amongst the most desirable ore types around, as it contains high volumes of the most heavily demanded resource and some amounts of the more precious minerals. Huge volumes of Tritanium and moderate amounts of Isogen, Nocxium, Zydrine and Megacyte can be obtained by refining these rocks. |
Medium-grade spodumain is occasionally found with crystalline traces in its outer surface. Known as bright spodumain, the crystal adds approximately 5% more value to an already valuable mineral.
Spodumain is amongst the most desirable ore types around, as it contains high volumes of the most heavily demanded resource and some amounts of the more precious minerals. Huge volumes of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and moderate amounts of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>, <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>, <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> and <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a> can be obtained by refining these rocks. |
|
| 1027807 |
|
Spodumain (High-grade) |
Spodumain (High-grade) |
|
| 1027808 |
|
Once in a while, high-grade spodumain is found with crystalline veins running through it. The 10% increased value this yields puts a gleam in the eye of any miner lucky enough to find it.
Spodumain is amongst the most desirable ore types around, as it contains high volumes of the most heavily demanded resource and some amounts of the more precious minerals. Huge volumes of Tritanium and moderate amounts of Isogen, Nocxium, Zydrine and Megacyte can be obtained by refining these rocks. |
Once in a while, high-grade spodumain is found with crystalline veins running through it. The 10% increased value this yields puts a gleam in the eye of any miner lucky enough to find it.
Spodumain is amongst the most desirable ore types around, as it contains high volumes of the most heavily demanded resource and some amounts of the more precious minerals. Huge volumes of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and moderate amounts of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>, <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>, <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> and <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a> can be obtained by refining these rocks. |
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| 1027809 |
|
Compressed Pyroxeres (Low-grade) |
Compressed Pyroxeres (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027810 |
|
Pyroxeres is a common ore available in all regions of space. It has fair amounts of Pyerite and Mexallon.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Pyroxeres is a common ore available in all regions of space. It has fair amounts of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027811 |
|
Compressed Pyroxeres (Medium-grade) |
Compressed Pyroxeres (Medium-grade) |
|
| 1027812 |
|
Medium-grade pyroxeres, sometimes called solid pyroxeres or the Flame of Dam'Torsad, has a 5% higher yield than its more common cousin.
Pyroxeres is a common ore available in all regions of space. It has fair amounts of Pyerite and Mexallon.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Medium-grade pyroxeres, sometimes called solid pyroxeres or the Flame of Dam'Torsad, has a 5% higher yield than its more common cousin.
Pyroxeres is a common ore available in all regions of space. It has fair amounts of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027813 |
|
Veldspar (Medium-grade) |
Veldspar (Medium-grade) |
|
| 1027814 |
|
Clusters of veldspar with 5% higher yield, called medium-grade or concentrated veldspar, are sometimes found in areas where normal veldspar is already in abundance.
Veldspar is the most common ore type in the central regions of known universe. It is still in constant demand as it holds a large portion of the much-used Tritanium mineral.
Available primarily in high security status star systems. |
Clusters of veldspar with 5% higher yield, called medium-grade or concentrated veldspar, are sometimes found in areas where normal veldspar is already in abundance.
Veldspar is the most common ore type in the central regions of known universe. It is still in constant demand as it holds a large portion of the much-used <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> mineral.
Available primarily in high security status star systems. |
|
| 1027815 |
|
Veldspar (High-grade) |
Veldspar (High-grade) |
|
| 1027816 |
|
In asteroids above average size, the intense pressure can weld normal veldspar into what is known as high-grade or dense veldspar, increasing the yield by 10%.
Veldspar is the most common ore type in the central regions of known universe. It is still in constant demand as it holds a large portion of the much-used Tritanium mineral.
Available primarily in high security status star systems. |
In asteroids above average size, the intense pressure can weld normal veldspar into what is known as high-grade or dense veldspar, increasing the yield by 10%.
Veldspar is the most common ore type in the central regions of known universe. It is still in constant demand as it holds a large portion of the much-used <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> mineral.
Available primarily in high security status star systems. |
|
| 1027817 |
|
Compressed Plagioclase (Low-grade) |
Compressed Plagioclase (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027818 |
|
Plagioclase is not amongst the most valuable ore types around, but it contains a large amount of Tritanium and is thus always in constant demand. It also yields some Mexallon.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Plagioclase is not amongst the most valuable ore types around, but it contains a large amount of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and is thus always in constant demand. It also yields some <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027819 |
|
Compressed Plagioclase (Medium-grade) |
Compressed Plagioclase (Medium-grade) |
|
| 1027820 |
|
Medium-grade or azure plagioclase is an uncommon variant of plagioclase that enjoys a 5% improved mineral yield. It was made infamous in the melancholic song prose Miner Blues by the Gallentean folk singer Jaroud Dertier three decades ago.
Plagioclase is not amongst the most valuable ore types around, but it contains a large amount of Tritanium and is thus always in constant demand. It also yields some Mexallon.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Medium-grade or azure plagioclase is an uncommon variant of plagioclase that enjoys a 5% improved mineral yield. It was made infamous in the melancholic song prose Miner Blues by the Gallentean folk singer Jaroud Dertier three decades ago.
Plagioclase is not amongst the most valuable ore types around, but it contains a large amount of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and is thus always in constant demand. It also yields some <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027821 |
|
Compressed Plagioclase (High-grade) |
Compressed Plagioclase (High-grade) |
|
| 1027822 |
|
With rich or high-grade plagioclase having 10% better yield than the normal one, miners can finally regard plagioclase as a mineral that provides a noteworthy profit.
Plagioclase is not amongst the most valuable ore types around, but it contains a large amount of Tritanium and is thus always in constant demand. It also yields some Mexallon.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
With rich or high-grade plagioclase having 10% better yield than the normal one, miners can finally regard plagioclase as a mineral that provides a noteworthy profit.
Plagioclase is not amongst the most valuable ore types around, but it contains a large amount of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and is thus always in constant demand. It also yields some <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027823 |
|
Compressed Plagioclase (Superior-grade) |
Compressed Plagioclase (Superior-grade) |
|
| 1027824 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of plagioclase ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard plagioclase when reprocessed.
Plagioclase is not amongst the most valuable ore types around, but it contains a large amount of Tritanium and is thus always in constant demand. It also yields some Mexallon.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of plagioclase ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard plagioclase when reprocessed.
Plagioclase is not amongst the most valuable ore types around, but it contains a large amount of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and is thus always in constant demand. It also yields some <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027825 |
|
Compressed Omber (Low-grade) |
Compressed Omber (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027826 |
|
Omber is a common ore that is still an excellent ore for novice miners as it has a sizeable portion of Isogen, as well as some Pyerite. A few trips of mining this and a novice is quick to rise in status.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Omber is a common ore that is still an excellent ore for novice miners as it has a sizeable portion of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>, as well as some <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. A few trips of mining this and a novice is quick to rise in status.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027827 |
|
Compressed Omber (Medium-grade) |
Compressed Omber (Medium-grade) |
|
| 1027828 |
|
Silvery omber, the medium-grade variant, was first discovered some fifty years ago in an asteroid belt close to a large moon. The luminescence from the moon made this uncommon cousin of normal Omber seem silvery in appearance, hence the name. It is still considered a lucky find by miners across New Eden due to a roughly 5% improved mineral yield compared to standard omber.
Omber is a common ore that is still an excellent ore for novice miners as it has a sizeable portion of Isogen, as well as some Pyerite. A few trips of mining this and a novice is quick to rise in status.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Silvery omber, the medium-grade variant, was first discovered some fifty years ago in an asteroid belt close to a large moon. The luminescence from the moon made this uncommon cousin of normal Omber seem silvery in appearance, hence the name. It is still considered a lucky find by miners across New Eden due to a roughly 5% improved mineral yield compared to standard omber.
Omber is a common ore that is still an excellent ore for novice miners as it has a sizeable portion of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>, as well as some <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. A few trips of mining this and a novice is quick to rise in status.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027829 |
|
Compressed Omber (High-grade) |
Compressed Omber (High-grade) |
|
| 1027830 |
|
High-grade or golden omber spurred one of the largest gold rushes in the early days of space faring, when isogen was the king of minerals. The 10% extra yield it offers over common Omber was all it took to make it the most sought after ore for a few years.
Omber is a common ore that is still an excellent ore for novice miners as it has a sizeable portion of Isogen, as well as some Pyerite. A few trips of mining this and a novice is quick to rise in status.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
High-grade or golden omber spurred one of the largest gold rushes in the early days of space faring, when isogen was the king of minerals. The 10% extra yield it offers over common Omber was all it took to make it the most sought after ore for a few years.
Omber is a common ore that is still an excellent ore for novice miners as it has a sizeable portion of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>, as well as some <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. A few trips of mining this and a novice is quick to rise in status.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027831 |
|
Compressed Omber (Superior-grade) |
Compressed Omber (Superior-grade) |
|
| 1027832 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of omber ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard omber when reprocessed.
Omber is a common ore that is still an excellent ore for novice miners as it has a sizeable portion of Isogen, as well as some Pyerite. A few trips of mining this and a novice is quick to rise in status.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of omber ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard omber when reprocessed.
Omber is a common ore that is still an excellent ore for novice miners as it has a sizeable portion of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>, as well as some <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. A few trips of mining this and a novice is quick to rise in status.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027833 |
|
Compressed Kernite (Low-grade) |
Compressed Kernite (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027834 |
|
Kernite is a fairly common ore type that yields fair amounts of Mexallon and Isogen.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Kernite is a fairly common ore type that yields fair amounts of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027835 |
|
Compressed Kernite (Medium-grade) |
Compressed Kernite (Medium-grade) |
|
| 1027836 |
|
Prophets tell of the mystical nature endowed in luminous kernite, the medium-grade kernite variant. To the rest of us, it's an average looking ore that has 5% more yield than normal kernite and can make you rich if you mine it 24/7 and live to be very old.
Kernite is a fairly common ore type that yields fair amounts of Mexallon and Isogen.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Prophets tell of the mystical nature endowed in luminous kernite, the medium-grade kernite variant. To the rest of us, it's an average looking ore that has 5% more yield than normal kernite and can make you rich if you mine it 24/7 and live to be very old.
Kernite is a fairly common ore type that yields fair amounts of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027837 |
|
Compressed Kernite (High-grade) |
Compressed Kernite (High-grade) |
|
| 1027838 |
|
Known as Rage Stone or fiery kernite to veteran miners after a discovery of a particularly rich vein of it caused a bar brawl of epic proportions in the Intaki Syndicate. It has a 10% higher yield than basic kernite.
Kernite is a fairly common ore type that yields fair amounts of Mexallon and Isogen.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Known as Rage Stone or fiery kernite to veteran miners after a discovery of a particularly rich vein of it caused a bar brawl of epic proportions in the Intaki Syndicate. It has a 10% higher yield than basic kernite.
Kernite is a fairly common ore type that yields fair amounts of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027839 |
|
Compressed Kernite (Superior-grade) |
Compressed Kernite (Superior-grade) |
|
| 1027840 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of kernite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard kernite when reprocessed.
Kernite is a fairly common ore type that yields fair amounts of Mexallon and Isogen.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of kernite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard kernite when reprocessed.
Kernite is a fairly common ore type that yields fair amounts of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027841 |
|
Compressed Jaspet (Low-grade) |
Compressed Jaspet (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027842 |
|
Jaspet has two valuable mineral types, making it easy to sell. It has a large portion of Mexallon plus some Nocxium.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Jaspet has two valuable mineral types, making it easy to sell. It has a large portion of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> plus some <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027843 |
|
Compressed Jaspet (Medium-grade) |
Compressed Jaspet (Medium-grade) |
|
| 1027844 |
|
Medium-grade or pure jaspet is popular amongst corporate miners who are looking for various minerals for manufacturing, rather than mining purely for profit. Pure jaspet contains fewer waste compounds than most asteroids, allows for approximately 5% better mineral yield from the same volume of ore.
Jaspet has two valuable mineral types, making it easy to sell. It has a large portion of Mexallon plus some Nocxium.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Medium-grade or pure jaspet is popular amongst corporate miners who are looking for various minerals for manufacturing, rather than mining purely for profit. Pure jaspet contains fewer waste compounds than most asteroids, allows for approximately 5% better mineral yield from the same volume of ore.
Jaspet has two valuable mineral types, making it easy to sell. It has a large portion of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> plus some <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027845 |
|
Compressed Jaspet (High-grade) |
Compressed Jaspet (High-grade) |
|
| 1027846 |
|
High-grade jaspet, also known as pristine jaspet, is very rare, which is not so surprising when one considers that it is formed when asteroids collide with comets or ice moons. It has 10% better yield than normal Jaspet.
Jaspet has two valuable mineral types, making it easy to sell. It has a large portion of Mexallon plus some Nocxium.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
High-grade jaspet, also known as pristine jaspet, is very rare, which is not so surprising when one considers that it is formed when asteroids collide with comets or ice moons. It has 10% better yield than normal Jaspet.
Jaspet has two valuable mineral types, making it easy to sell. It has a large portion of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> plus some <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027847 |
|
Compressed Jaspet (Superior-grade) |
Compressed Jaspet (Superior-grade) |
|
| 1027848 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of jaspet ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard jaspet when reprocessed.
Jaspet has two valuable mineral types, making it easy to sell. It has a large portion of Mexallon plus some Nocxium.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of jaspet ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard jaspet when reprocessed.
Jaspet has two valuable mineral types, making it easy to sell. It has a large portion of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> plus some <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027849 |
|
Compressed Hemorphite (Low-grade) |
Compressed Hemorphite (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027850 |
|
With a large portion of Nocxium, hemorphite is always a good find. It is common enough that even novice miners can expect to run into it. Hemorphite also has some amount of Isogen.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
With a large portion of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>, hemorphite is always a good find. It is common enough that even novice miners can expect to run into it. Hemorphite also has some amount of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027851 |
|
Compressed Hemorphite (Medium-grade) |
Compressed Hemorphite (Medium-grade) |
|
| 1027852 |
|
Hemorphite exists in many different color variations. Interestingly, the more colorful it becomes, the better yield it has. Vivid or medium-grade hemorphite has 5% better yield than its more bland brother.
With a large portion of Nocxium, hemorphite is always a good find. It is common enough that even novice miners can expect to run into it. Hemorphite also has some amount of Isogen.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Hemorphite exists in many different color variations. Interestingly, the more colorful it becomes, the better yield it has. Vivid or medium-grade hemorphite has 5% better yield than its more bland brother.
With a large portion of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>, hemorphite is always a good find. It is common enough that even novice miners can expect to run into it. Hemorphite also has some amount of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027853 |
|
Talassonite (Low-grade) |
Talassonite (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027854 |
|
Light neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield huge amounts of Tritanium and Nocxium whilst also yielding smaller amount of Megacyte. |
Light neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield huge amounts of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a> whilst also yielding smaller amount of <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a>. |
|
| 1027855 |
|
Compressed Hemorphite (Superior-grade) |
Compressed Hemorphite (Superior-grade) |
|
| 1027856 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of hemorphite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard hemorphite when reprocessed.
With a large portion of Nocxium, hemorphite is always a good find. It is common enough that even novice miners can expect to run into it. Hemorphite also has some amount of Isogen.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of hemorphite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard hemorphite when reprocessed.
With a large portion of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>, hemorphite is always a good find. It is common enough that even novice miners can expect to run into it. Hemorphite also has some amount of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027857 |
|
Compressed Hedbergite (Low-grade) |
Compressed Hedbergite (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027858 |
|
Hedbergite is sought after for its high concentration of Pyerite and Nocxium.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Hedbergite is sought after for its high concentration of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027859 |
|
Compressed Hedbergite (Medium-grade) |
Compressed Hedbergite (Medium-grade) |
|
| 1027860 |
|
When asteroids containing hedbergite pass close to suns or other sources of intense heat can cause the hedbergite to glassify. The result is called medium-grade or vitric hedbergite and has 5% better yield than normal hedbergite.
Hedbergite is sought after for its high concentration of Pyerite and Nocxium.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
When asteroids containing hedbergite pass close to suns or other sources of intense heat can cause the hedbergite to glassify. The result is called medium-grade or vitric hedbergite and has 5% better yield than normal hedbergite.
Hedbergite is sought after for its high concentration of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027861 |
|
Compressed Hedbergite (High-grade) |
Compressed Hedbergite (High-grade) |
|
| 1027862 |
|
Asteroids containing this shiny ore were formed in intense heat, such as might result from a supernova. The result, known high-grade or glazed hedbergite, is a more concentrated form of hedbergite that has 10% higher yield.
Hedbergite is sought after for its high concentration of Pyerite and Nocxium.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Asteroids containing this shiny ore were formed in intense heat, such as might result from a supernova. The result, known high-grade or glazed hedbergite, is a more concentrated form of hedbergite that has 10% higher yield.
Hedbergite is sought after for its high concentration of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027863 |
|
Compressed Hedbergite (Superior-grade) |
Compressed Hedbergite (Superior-grade) |
|
| 1027864 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of hedbergite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard hedbergite when reprocessed.
Hedbergite is sought after for its high concentration of Pyerite and Nocxium.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of hedbergite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard hedbergite when reprocessed.
Hedbergite is sought after for its high concentration of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027865 |
|
Compressed Gneiss (Low-grade) |
Compressed Gneiss (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027866 |
|
Gneiss is a popular ore type because it holds significant volumes of three heavily used minerals, increasing its utility value. It has quite a bit of Mexallon as well as some Pyerite and Isogen.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Gneiss is a popular ore type because it holds significant volumes of three heavily used minerals, increasing its utility value. It has quite a bit of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> as well as some <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027867 |
|
Compressed Gneiss (Medium-grade) |
Compressed Gneiss (Medium-grade) |
|
| 1027868 |
|
Gneiss is often the first major league ore that up and coming miners graduate to. Finding the more medium-grade variation of Gneiss, known as iridescent gneiss, is a major coup for these miners due to its 5% greater mineral yield.
Gneiss is a popular ore type because it holds significant volumes of three heavily used minerals, increasing its utility value. It has quite a bit of Mexallon as well as some Pyerite and Isogen.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Gneiss is often the first major league ore that up and coming miners graduate to. Finding the more medium-grade variation of Gneiss, known as iridescent gneiss, is a major coup for these miners due to its 5% greater mineral yield.
Gneiss is a popular ore type because it holds significant volumes of three heavily used minerals, increasing its utility value. It has quite a bit of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> as well as some <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027869 |
|
Compressed Gneiss (High-grade) |
Compressed Gneiss (High-grade) |
|
| 1027870 |
|
High-grade gneiss has a fracturized molecule-structure, which gives it a prismatic appearance. It is the most sought after member of the Gneiss family, as it yields 10% more than common Gneiss.
Gneiss is a popular ore type because it holds significant volumes of three heavily used minerals, increasing its utility value. It has quite a bit of Mexallon as well as some Pyerite and Isogen.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
High-grade gneiss has a fracturized molecule-structure, which gives it a prismatic appearance. It is the most sought after member of the Gneiss family, as it yields 10% more than common Gneiss.
Gneiss is a popular ore type because it holds significant volumes of three heavily used minerals, increasing its utility value. It has quite a bit of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> as well as some <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027871 |
|
Rakovene (Low-grade) |
Rakovene (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027872 |
|
Protracted neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield huge amounts of Tritanium and Isogen whilst also yielding high amount of Zydrine. |
Protracted neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield huge amounts of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a> whilst also yielding high amount of <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a>. |
|
| 1027873 |
|
Bezdnacine (Low-grade) |
Bezdnacine (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027874 |
|
Intense neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield huge amounts of Tritanium, Isogen and Megacyte. |
Intense neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield huge amounts of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a>, <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a> and <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a>. |
|
| 1027875 |
|
Compressed Dark Ochre (Medium-grade) |
Compressed Dark Ochre (Medium-grade) |
|
| 1027876 |
|
Medium-grade dark ochre, also known as onyx ochre, has a distinctive, shiny black surface that lends itself to ornamental uses. But the 5% higher mineral yield is what miners are really after. Like in all else, good looks are only an added bonus.
Considered a worthless ore for years, dark ochre was ignored by most miners until improved reprocessing techniques managed to extract the huge amount of Isogen and Mexallon inside it. Dark ochre also contains useful amounts of Nocxium.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Medium-grade dark ochre, also known as onyx ochre, has a distinctive, shiny black surface that lends itself to ornamental uses. But the 5% higher mineral yield is what miners are really after. Like in all else, good looks are only an added bonus.
Considered a worthless ore for years, dark ochre was ignored by most miners until improved reprocessing techniques managed to extract the huge amount of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> inside it. Dark ochre also contains useful amounts of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027877 |
|
Compressed Dark Ochre (High-grade) |
Compressed Dark Ochre (High-grade) |
|
| 1027878 |
|
High-grade or obsidian ochre, the most valuable member of the dark ochre family, was only first discovered a decade ago. The sleek black surface of this ore managed to absorb scanning waves, making obsidian ochre asteroids almost invisible. Advances in scanning technology revealed these beauties at last. This ore's 10% higher mineral yield makes it more than worth the effort required to find it.
Considered a worthless ore for years, dark ochre was ignored by most miners until improved reprocessing techniques managed to extract the huge amount of Isogen and Mexallon inside it. Dark ochre also contains useful amounts of Nocxium.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
High-grade or obsidian ochre, the most valuable member of the dark ochre family, was only first discovered a decade ago. The sleek black surface of this ore managed to absorb scanning waves, making obsidian ochre asteroids almost invisible. Advances in scanning technology revealed these beauties at last. This ore's 10% higher mineral yield makes it more than worth the effort required to find it.
Considered a worthless ore for years, dark ochre was ignored by most miners until improved reprocessing techniques managed to extract the huge amount of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> inside it. Dark ochre also contains useful amounts of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027879 |
|
Compressed Dark Ochre (Superior-grade) |
Compressed Dark Ochre (Superior-grade) |
|
| 1027880 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of dark ochre ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard dark ochre when reprocessed.
Considered a worthless ore for years, dark ochre was ignored by most miners until improved reprocessing techniques managed to extract the huge amount of Isogen and Mexallon inside it. Dark ochre also contains useful amounts of Nocxium.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of dark ochre ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard dark ochre when reprocessed.
Considered a worthless ore for years, dark ochre was ignored by most miners until improved reprocessing techniques managed to extract the huge amount of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> inside it. Dark ochre also contains useful amounts of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027881 |
|
Compressed Crokite (Low-grade) |
Compressed Crokite (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027882 |
|
Crokite is a very heavy ore that is always in high demand because it has the largest ratio of Nocxium and Mexallon for any ore in the known universe. Valuable deposits of Pyerite can also be found within this rare ore.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Crokite is a very heavy ore that is always in high demand because it has the largest ratio of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> for any ore in the known universe. Valuable deposits of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> can also be found within this rare ore.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027883 |
|
Compressed Crokite (Medium-grade) |
Compressed Crokite (Medium-grade) |
|
| 1027884 |
|
In certain belts, environmental conditions will carve sharp, jagged edges into crokite rocks, resulting in the formation of sharp crokite. The increased density of these formations leads to a 5% greater mineral yield than standard crokite.
Crokite is a very heavy ore that is always in high demand because it has the largest ratio of Nocxium and Mexallon for any ore in the known universe. Valuable deposits of Pyerite can also be found within this rare ore.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
In certain belts, environmental conditions will carve sharp, jagged edges into crokite rocks, resulting in the formation of sharp crokite. The increased density of these formations leads to a 5% greater mineral yield than standard crokite.
Crokite is a very heavy ore that is always in high demand because it has the largest ratio of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> for any ore in the known universe. Valuable deposits of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> can also be found within this rare ore.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027885 |
|
Compressed Crokite (High-grade) |
Compressed Crokite (High-grade) |
|
| 1027886 |
|
High-grade crokite, also known as crystalline crokite, is the stuff of legend. Not only does it give a 10% greater yield than regular crokite, but chunks of the rock glitter beautifully in just the right light, making crystalline crokite popular as raw material for jewelry.
Crokite is a very heavy ore that is always in high demand because it has the largest ratio of Nocxium and Mexallon for any ore in the known universe. Valuable deposits of Pyerite can also be found within this rare ore.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
High-grade crokite, also known as crystalline crokite, is the stuff of legend. Not only does it give a 10% greater yield than regular crokite, but chunks of the rock glitter beautifully in just the right light, making crystalline crokite popular as raw material for jewelry.
Crokite is a very heavy ore that is always in high demand because it has the largest ratio of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> for any ore in the known universe. Valuable deposits of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> can also be found within this rare ore.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027887 |
|
Compressed Crokite (Superior-grade) |
Compressed Crokite (Superior-grade) |
|
| 1027888 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of crokite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard crokite when reprocessed.
Crokite is a very heavy ore that is always in high demand because it has the largest ratio of Nocxium and Mexallon for any ore in the known universe. Valuable deposits of Pyerite can also be found within this rare ore.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of crokite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard crokite when reprocessed.
Crokite is a very heavy ore that is always in high demand because it has the largest ratio of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> for any ore in the known universe. Valuable deposits of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> can also be found within this rare ore.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027889 |
|
Compressed Bistot (Low-grade) |
Compressed Bistot (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027890 |
|
Bistot is a very valuable ore as it holds large portions of Zydrine and Pyerite. It also contains a decent amount of Mexallon.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Bistot is a very valuable ore as it holds large portions of <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. It also contains a decent amount of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027891 |
|
Compressed Bistot (Medium-grade) |
Compressed Bistot (Medium-grade) |
|
| 1027892 |
|
Bistot with a triclinic crystal system occurs very rarely under natural conditions, but is highly popular with miners due to its extra-high concentrations of minerals. The yield from triclinic bistot is approximately 5% higher than from equivalent volumes of standard bistot.
Bistot is a very valuable ore as it holds large portions of Zydrine and Pyerite. It also contains a decent amount of Mexallon.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Bistot with a triclinic crystal system occurs very rarely under natural conditions, but is highly popular with miners due to its extra-high concentrations of minerals. The yield from triclinic bistot is approximately 5% higher than from equivalent volumes of standard bistot.
Bistot is a very valuable ore as it holds large portions of <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. It also contains a decent amount of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027893 |
|
Compressed Bistot (High-grade) |
Compressed Bistot (High-grade) |
|
| 1027894 |
|
High-grade bistot, also known as monoclinic bistot, is a variant of bistot with a slightly different crystal structure. It is highly sought-after, as it gives a 10% higher yield than its straightforward counterpart.
Bistot is a very valuable ore as it holds large portions of Zydrine and Pyerite. It also contains a decent amount of Mexallon.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
High-grade bistot, also known as monoclinic bistot, is a variant of bistot with a slightly different crystal structure. It is highly sought-after, as it gives a 10% higher yield than its straightforward counterpart.
Bistot is a very valuable ore as it holds large portions of <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. It also contains a decent amount of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027895 |
|
Compressed Bistot (Superior-grade) |
Compressed Bistot (Superior-grade) |
|
| 1027896 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of bistot ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard bistot when reprocessed.
Bistot is a very valuable ore as it holds large portions of Zydrine and Pyerite. It also contains a decent amount of Mexallon.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of bistot ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard bistot when reprocessed.
Bistot is a very valuable ore as it holds large portions of <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. It also contains a decent amount of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027897 |
|
Compressed Arkonor (Low-grade) |
Compressed Arkonor (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027898 |
|
Arkonor is one of the rarest and most sought-after ores in the known universe. A sizable nugget of this can sweep anyone from rags to riches in no time. It has high amount of Megacyte, and also contains some Mexallon and Pyerite.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Arkonor is one of the rarest and most sought-after ores in the known universe. A sizable nugget of this can sweep anyone from rags to riches in no time. It has high amount of <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a>, and also contains some <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027899 |
|
Compressed Arkonor (Medium-grade) |
Compressed Arkonor (Medium-grade) |
|
| 1027900 |
|
While fairly invisible to all but the most experienced miners, there are significant molecular differences between arkonor and its crimson counterpart, so-named because of the blood-red veins running through it. Miners who search for this diamond in the rough will be rewarded with mineral yields 5% higher than standard arkonor.
Arkonor is one of the rarest and most sought-after ores in the known universe. A sizable nugget of this can sweep anyone from rags to riches in no time. It has high amount of Megacyte, and also contains some Mexallon and Pyerite.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
While fairly invisible to all but the most experienced miners, there are significant molecular differences between arkonor and its crimson counterpart, so-named because of the blood-red veins running through it. Miners who search for this diamond in the rough will be rewarded with mineral yields 5% higher than standard arkonor.
Arkonor is one of the rarest and most sought-after ores in the known universe. A sizable nugget of this can sweep anyone from rags to riches in no time. It has high amount of <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a>, and also contains some <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027901 |
|
Compressed Arkonor (High-grade) |
Compressed Arkonor (High-grade) |
|
| 1027902 |
|
Prime arkonor is the rarest of the rare; the king of ores. Giving a 10% greater mineral yield than regular arkonor, this is the stuff that makes billionaires out of people lucky enough to stumble upon a vein.
Arkonor is one of the rarest and most sought-after ores in the known universe. A sizable nugget of this can sweep anyone from rags to riches in no time. It has high amount of Megacyte, and also contains some Mexallon and Pyerite.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Prime arkonor is the rarest of the rare; the king of ores. Giving a 10% greater mineral yield than regular arkonor, this is the stuff that makes billionaires out of people lucky enough to stumble upon a vein.
Arkonor is one of the rarest and most sought-after ores in the known universe. A sizable nugget of this can sweep anyone from rags to riches in no time. It has high amount of <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a>, and also contains some <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027903 |
|
Compressed Arkonor (Superior-grade) |
Compressed Arkonor (Superior-grade) |
|
| 1027904 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of arkonor ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard arkonor when reprocessed.
Arkonor is one of the rarest and most sought-after ores in the known universe. A sizable nugget of this can sweep anyone from rags to riches in no time. It has high amount of Megacyte, and also contains some Mexallon and Pyerite.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of arkonor ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard arkonor when reprocessed.
Arkonor is one of the rarest and most sought-after ores in the known universe. A sizable nugget of this can sweep anyone from rags to riches in no time. It has high amount of <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a>, and also contains some <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027905 |
|
Compressed Spodumain (Low-grade) |
Compressed Spodumain (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027906 |
|
Spodumain is amongst the most desirable ore types around, as it contains high volumes of the most heavily demanded resource and some amounts of the more precious minerals. Huge volumes of Tritanium and moderate amounts of Isogen, Nocxium, Zydrine and Megacyte can be obtained by refining these rocks.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Spodumain is amongst the most desirable ore types around, as it contains high volumes of the most heavily demanded resource and some amounts of the more precious minerals. Huge volumes of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and moderate amounts of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>, <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>, <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> and <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a> can be obtained by refining these rocks.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027907 |
|
Compressed Spodumain (Medium-grade) |
Compressed Spodumain (Medium-grade) |
|
| 1027908 |
|
Medium-grade spodumain is occasionally found with crystalline traces in its outer surface. Known as bright spodumain, the crystal adds approximately 5% more value to an already valuable mineral.
Spodumain is amongst the most desirable ore types around, as it contains high volumes of the most heavily demanded resource and some amounts of the more precious minerals. Huge volumes of Tritanium and moderate amounts of Isogen, Nocxium, Zydrine and Megacyte can be obtained by refining these rocks.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Medium-grade spodumain is occasionally found with crystalline traces in its outer surface. Known as bright spodumain, the crystal adds approximately 5% more value to an already valuable mineral.
Spodumain is amongst the most desirable ore types around, as it contains high volumes of the most heavily demanded resource and some amounts of the more precious minerals. Huge volumes of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and moderate amounts of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>, <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>, <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> and <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a> can be obtained by refining these rocks.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027909 |
|
Compressed Spodumain (High-grade) |
Compressed Spodumain (High-grade) |
|
| 1027910 |
|
Once in a while, high-grade spodumain is found with crystalline veins running through it. The 10% increased value this yields puts a gleam in the eye of any miner lucky enough to find it.
Spodumain is amongst the most desirable ore types around, as it contains high volumes of the most heavily demanded resource and some amounts of the more precious minerals. Huge volumes of Tritanium and moderate amounts of Isogen, Nocxium, Zydrine and Megacyte can be obtained by refining these rocks.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Once in a while, high-grade spodumain is found with crystalline veins running through it. The 10% increased value this yields puts a gleam in the eye of any miner lucky enough to find it.
Spodumain is amongst the most desirable ore types around, as it contains high volumes of the most heavily demanded resource and some amounts of the more precious minerals. Huge volumes of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and moderate amounts of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>, <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>, <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> and <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a> can be obtained by refining these rocks.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027911 |
|
Compressed Spodumain (Superior-grade) |
Compressed Spodumain (Superior-grade) |
|
| 1027912 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of spodumain ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard spodumain when reprocessed.
Spodumain is amongst the most desirable ore types around, as it contains high volumes of the most heavily demanded resource and some amounts of the more precious minerals. Huge volumes of Tritanium and moderate amounts of Isogen, Nocxium, Zydrine and Megacyte can be obtained by refining these rocks.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of spodumain ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard spodumain when reprocessed.
Spodumain is amongst the most desirable ore types around, as it contains high volumes of the most heavily demanded resource and some amounts of the more precious minerals. Huge volumes of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and moderate amounts of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>, <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>, <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> and <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a> can be obtained by refining these rocks.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027913 |
|
Compressed Bezdnacine (Low-grade) |
Compressed Bezdnacine (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027914 |
|
Intense neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield huge amounts of Tritanium, Isogen and Megacyte.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Intense neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield huge amounts of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a>, <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a> and <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027915 |
|
Compressed Bezdnacine (Medium-grade) |
Compressed Bezdnacine (Medium-grade) |
|
| 1027916 |
|
Intense neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield significant amounts of Tritanium whilst also yielding smaller amounts of Isogen and Megacyte.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Intense neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield significant amounts of Tritanium whilst also yielding smaller amounts of Isogen and Megacyte.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027917 |
|
Compressed Bezdnacine (High-grade) |
Compressed Bezdnacine (High-grade) |
|
| 1027918 |
|
Intense neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield significant amounts of Tritanium whilst also yielding smaller amounts of Isogen and Megacyte.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Intense neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield significant amounts of Tritanium whilst also yielding smaller amounts of Isogen and Megacyte.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027919 |
|
Compressed Rakovene (Low-grade) |
Compressed Rakovene (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027920 |
|
Protracted neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield huge amounts of Tritanium and Isogen whilst also yielding high amount of Zydrine.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Protracted neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield huge amounts of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a> whilst also yielding high amount of <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027921 |
|
Compressed Rakovene (Medium-grade) |
Compressed Rakovene (Medium-grade) |
|
| 1027922 |
|
Protracted neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield significant amounts of Tritanium whilst also yielding smaller amounts of Isogen and Zydrine.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Protracted neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield significant amounts of Tritanium whilst also yielding smaller amounts of Isogen and Zydrine.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027923 |
|
Compressed Rakovene (High-grade) |
Compressed Rakovene (High-grade) |
|
| 1027924 |
|
Protracted neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield significant amounts of Tritanium whilst also yielding smaller amounts of Isogen and Zydrine.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Protracted neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield significant amounts of Tritanium whilst also yielding smaller amounts of Isogen and Zydrine.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027925 |
|
Compressed Talassonite (Low-grade) |
Compressed Talassonite (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027926 |
|
Light neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield huge amounts of Tritanium and Nocxium whilst also yielding smaller amount of Megacyte.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Light neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield huge amounts of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a> whilst also yielding smaller amount of <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027927 |
|
Compressed Talassonite (Medium-grade) |
Compressed Talassonite (Medium-grade) |
|
| 1027928 |
|
Light neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield significant amounts of Tritanium whilst also yielding smaller amounts of Nocxium and Megacyte.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Light neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield significant amounts of Tritanium whilst also yielding smaller amounts of Nocxium and Megacyte.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027929 |
|
Compressed Talassonite (High-grade) |
Compressed Talassonite (High-grade) |
|
| 1027930 |
|
Light neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield significant amounts of Tritanium whilst also yielding smaller amounts of Nocxium and Megacyte.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Light neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield significant amounts of Tritanium whilst also yielding smaller amounts of Nocxium and Megacyte.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027931 |
|
Compressed Mercoxit (Low-grade) |
Compressed Mercoxit (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027932 |
|
Mercoxit is a very dense ore that must be mined using specialized deep core mining techniques. It contains massive amounts of the extraordinary Morphite mineral.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Mercoxit is a very dense ore that must be mined using specialized deep core mining techniques. It contains massive amounts of the extraordinary <a href=showinfo:11399>Morphite</a> mineral.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027933 |
|
Compressed Mercoxit (Medium-grade) |
Compressed Mercoxit (Medium-grade) |
|
| 1027934 |
|
Though it floats through the frigid depths of space, medium-grade mercoxit's striking appearance and sheen gives it the impression of bubbling magma. If this visual treasure wasn't enticing enough, the 5% higher yield certainly attracts admirers.
Mercoxit is a very dense ore that must be mined using specialized deep core mining techniques. It contains massive amounts of the extraordinary Morphite mineral.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Though it floats through the frigid depths of space, medium-grade mercoxit's striking appearance and sheen gives it the impression of bubbling magma. If this visual treasure wasn't enticing enough, the 5% higher yield certainly attracts admirers.
Mercoxit is a very dense ore that must be mined using specialized deep core mining techniques. It contains massive amounts of the extraordinary <a href=showinfo:11399>Morphite</a> mineral.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027935 |
|
Compressed Mercoxit (High-grade) |
Compressed Mercoxit (High-grade) |
|
| 1027936 |
|
High-grade or vitreous mercoxit gleams in the dark like a siren of myth. Found only in rare clusters in space vitreous mercoxit is very rare, but very valuable, due to its much higher 10% yield.
Mercoxit is a very dense ore that must be mined using specialized deep core mining techniques. It contains massive amounts of the extraordinary Morphite mineral.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
High-grade or vitreous mercoxit gleams in the dark like a siren of myth. Found only in rare clusters in space vitreous mercoxit is very rare, but very valuable, due to its much higher 10% yield.
Mercoxit is a very dense ore that must be mined using specialized deep core mining techniques. It contains massive amounts of the extraordinary <a href=showinfo:11399>Morphite</a> mineral.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027937 |
|
Mercoxit (Low-grade) |
Mercoxit (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027938 |
|
Mercoxit is a very dense ore that must be mined using specialized deep core mining techniques. It contains massive amounts of the extraordinary Morphite mineral.
Available primarily in null security status star systems. |
Mercoxit is a very dense ore that must be mined using specialized deep core mining techniques. It contains massive amounts of the extraordinary <a href=showinfo:11399>Morphite</a> mineral.
Available primarily in null security status star systems. |
|
| 1027939 |
|
Bistot (Low-grade) |
Bistot (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027940 |
|
Bistot is a very valuable ore as it holds large portions of Zydrine and Pyerite. It also contains a decent amount of Mexallon.
Available primarily in null security status and wormhole systems. |
Bistot is a very valuable ore as it holds large portions of <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. It also contains a decent amount of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
Available primarily in null security status and wormhole systems. |
|
| 1027941 |
|
Crokite (Low-grade) |
Crokite (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027942 |
|
Crokite is a very heavy ore that is always in high demand because it has the largest ratio of Nocxium and Mexallon for any ore in the known universe. Valuable deposits of Pyerite can also be found within this rare ore.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
Crokite is a very heavy ore that is always in high demand because it has the largest ratio of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> for any ore in the known universe. Valuable deposits of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> can also be found within this rare ore.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
|
| 1027943 |
|
Jaspet (Low-grade) |
Jaspet (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027944 |
|
Jaspet has two valuable mineral types, making it easy to sell. It has a large portion of Mexallon plus some Nocxium.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
Jaspet has two valuable mineral types, making it easy to sell. It has a large portion of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> plus some <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
|
| 1027945 |
|
Omber (Low-grade) |
Omber (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027946 |
|
Omber is a common ore that is still an excellent ore for novice miners as it has a sizeable portion of Isogen, as well as some Pyerite. A few trips of mining this and a novice is quick to rise in status.
Available primarily in low security status and wormhole systems. |
Omber is a common ore that is still an excellent ore for novice miners as it has a sizeable portion of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>, as well as some <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. A few trips of mining this and a novice is quick to rise in status.
Available primarily in low security status and wormhole systems. |
|
| 1027947 |
|
Veldspar (Low-grade) |
Veldspar (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027948 |
|
Veldspar is the most common ore type in the central regions of known universe. It is still in constant demand as it holds a large portion of the much-used Tritanium mineral.
Available primarily in high security status star systems. |
Veldspar is the most common ore type in the central regions of known universe. It is still in constant demand as it holds a large portion of the much-used <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> mineral.
Available primarily in high security status star systems. |
|
| 1027949 |
|
Gneiss (Low-grade) |
Gneiss (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027950 |
|
Gneiss is a popular ore type because it holds significant volumes of three heavily used minerals, increasing its utility value. It has quite a bit of Mexallon as well as some Pyerite and Isogen.
Available primarily in low security status and wormhole systems. |
Gneiss is a popular ore type because it holds significant volumes of three heavily used minerals, increasing its utility value. It has quite a bit of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> as well as some <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
Available primarily in low security status and wormhole systems. |
|
| 1027951 |
|
Hemorphite (Low-grade) |
Hemorphite (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027952 |
|
With a large portion of Nocxium, hemorphite is always a good find. It is common enough that even novice miners can expect to run into it. Hemorphite also has some amount of Isogen.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
With a large portion of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>, hemorphite is always a good find. It is common enough that even novice miners can expect to run into it. Hemorphite also has some amount of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
|
| 1027953 |
|
Dark Ochre (Low-grade) |
Dark Ochre (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027954 |
|
Considered a worthless ore for years, dark ochre was ignored by most miners until improved reprocessing techniques managed to extract the huge amount of Isogen and Mexallon inside it. Dark ochre also contains useful amounts of Nocxium.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
Considered a worthless ore for years, dark ochre was ignored by most miners until improved reprocessing techniques managed to extract the huge amount of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> inside it. Dark ochre also contains useful amounts of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
|
| 1027955 |
|
Talassonite (Medium-grade) |
Talassonite (Medium-grade) |
|
| 1027956 |
|
Light neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield significant amounts of Tritanium whilst also yielding smaller amounts of Nocxium and Megacyte. |
Light neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield significant amounts of Tritanium whilst also yielding smaller amounts of Nocxium and Megacyte. |
|
| 1027957 |
|
Talassonite (High-grade) |
Talassonite (High-grade) |
|
| 1027958 |
|
Light neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield significant amounts of Tritanium whilst also yielding smaller amounts of Nocxium and Megacyte. |
Light neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield significant amounts of Tritanium whilst also yielding smaller amounts of Nocxium and Megacyte. |
|
| 1027959 |
|
Bezdnacine (Medium-grade) |
Bezdnacine (Medium-grade) |
|
| 1027960 |
|
Intense neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield significant amounts of Tritanium whilst also yielding smaller amounts of Isogen and Megacyte. |
Intense neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield significant amounts of Tritanium whilst also yielding smaller amounts of Isogen and Megacyte. |
|
| 1027961 |
|
Bezdnacine (High-grade) |
Bezdnacine (High-grade) |
|
| 1027962 |
|
Intense neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield significant amounts of Tritanium whilst also yielding smaller amounts of Isogen and Megacyte. |
Intense neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield significant amounts of Tritanium whilst also yielding smaller amounts of Isogen and Megacyte. |
|
| 1027963 |
|
Rakovene (Medium-grade) |
Rakovene (Medium-grade) |
|
| 1027964 |
|
Protracted neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield significant amounts of Tritanium whilst also yielding smaller amounts of Isogen and Zydrine |
Protracted neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield significant amounts of Tritanium whilst also yielding smaller amounts of Isogen and Zydrine |
|
| 1027965 |
|
Rakovene (High-grade) |
Rakovene (High-grade) |
|
| 1027966 |
|
Protracted neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield significant amounts of Tritanium whilst also yielding smaller amounts of Isogen and Zydrine |
Protracted neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield significant amounts of Tritanium whilst also yielding smaller amounts of Isogen and Zydrine |
|
| 1027967 |
|
Hezorime (Medium-grade) |
Hezorime (Medium-grade) |
|
| 1027968 |
|
A minor step up from its more common variant, medium-grade hezorime has a dull finish and produces an additional 5% yield when refined.
Dull hezorime deposits may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies. |
A minor step up from its more common variant, medium-grade <a href=showinfo:82163>hezorime</a> has a dull finish and produces an additional 5% yield when refined.
Dull hezorime deposits may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies. |
|
| 1027969 |
|
Gneiss (Medium-grade) |
Gneiss (Medium-grade) |
|
| 1027970 |
|
Gneiss is often the first major league ore that up and coming miners graduate to. Finding the more medium-grade variation of Gneiss, known as iridescent gneiss, is a major coup for these miners due to its 5% greater mineral yield.
Gneiss is a popular ore type because it holds significant volumes of three heavily used minerals, increasing its utility value. It has quite a bit of Mexallon as well as some Pyerite and Isogen.
Available primarily in low security status and wormhole systems. |
Gneiss is often the first major league ore that up and coming miners graduate to. Finding the more medium-grade variation of Gneiss, known as iridescent gneiss, is a major coup for these miners due to its 5% greater mineral yield.
Gneiss is a popular ore type because it holds significant volumes of three heavily used minerals, increasing its utility value. It has quite a bit of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> as well as some <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
Available primarily in low security status and wormhole systems. |
|
| 1027971 |
|
Gneiss (High-grade) |
Gneiss (High-grade) |
|
| 1027972 |
|
High-grade gneiss has a fracturized molecule-structure, which gives it a prismatic appearance. It is the most sought after member of the Gneiss family, as it yields 10% more than common Gneiss.
Gneiss is a popular ore type because it holds significant volumes of three heavily used minerals, increasing its utility value. It has quite a bit of Mexallon as well as some Pyerite and Isogen.
Available primarily in low security status and wormhole systems. |
High-grade gneiss has a fracturized molecule-structure, which gives it a prismatic appearance. It is the most sought after member of the Gneiss family, as it yields 10% more than common Gneiss.
Gneiss is a popular ore type because it holds significant volumes of three heavily used minerals, increasing its utility value. It has quite a bit of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> as well as some <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
Available primarily in low security status and wormhole systems. |
|
| 1027973 |
|
Omber (Medium-grade) |
Omber (Medium-grade) |
|
| 1027974 |
|
Silvery omber, the medium-grade variant, was first discovered some fifty years ago in an asteroid belt close to a large moon. The luminescence from the moon made this uncommon cousin of normal Omber seem silvery in appearance, hence the name. It is still considered a lucky find by miners across New Eden due to a roughly 5% improved mineral yield compared to standard omber.
Omber is a common ore that is still an excellent ore for novice miners as it has a sizeable portion of Isogen, as well as some Pyerite. A few trips of mining this and a novice is quick to rise in status.
Available primarily in low security status and wormhole systems. |
Silvery omber, the medium-grade variant, was first discovered some fifty years ago in an asteroid belt close to a large moon. The luminescence from the moon made this uncommon cousin of normal Omber seem silvery in appearance, hence the name. It is still considered a lucky find by miners across New Eden due to a roughly 5% improved mineral yield compared to standard omber.
Omber is a common ore that is still an excellent ore for novice miners as it has a sizeable portion of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>, as well as some <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. A few trips of mining this and a novice is quick to rise in status.
Available primarily in low security status and wormhole systems. |
|
| 1027975 |
|
Omber (High-grade) |
Omber (High-grade) |
|
| 1027976 |
|
High-grade or golden omber spurred one of the largest gold rushes in the early days of space faring, when isogen was the king of minerals. The 10% extra yield it offers over common Omber was all it took to make it the most sought after ore for a few years.
Omber is a common ore that is still an excellent ore for novice miners as it has a sizeable portion of Isogen, as well as some Pyerite. A few trips of mining this and a novice is quick to rise in status.
Available primarily in low security status and wormhole systems. |
High-grade or golden omber spurred one of the largest gold rushes in the early days of space faring, when isogen was the king of minerals. The 10% extra yield it offers over common Omber was all it took to make it the most sought after ore for a few years.
Omber is a common ore that is still an excellent ore for novice miners as it has a sizeable portion of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>, as well as some <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. A few trips of mining this and a novice is quick to rise in status.
Available primarily in low security status and wormhole systems. |
|
| 1027977 |
|
Mercoxit (Medium-grade) |
Mercoxit (Medium-grade) |
|
| 1027978 |
|
Though it floats through the frigid depths of space, medium-grade mercoxit's striking appearance and sheen gives it the impression of bubbling magma. If this visual treasure wasn't enticing enough, the 5% higher yield certainly attracts admirers.
Mercoxit is a very dense ore that must be mined using specialized deep core mining techniques. It contains massive amounts of the extraordinary Morphite mineral.
Available primarily in null security status star systems. |
Though it floats through the frigid depths of space, medium-grade mercoxit's striking appearance and sheen gives it the impression of bubbling magma. If this visual treasure wasn't enticing enough, the 5% higher yield certainly attracts admirers.
Mercoxit is a very dense ore that must be mined using specialized deep core mining techniques. It contains massive amounts of the extraordinary <a href=showinfo:11399>Morphite</a> mineral.
Available primarily in null security status star systems. |
|
| 1027979 |
|
Mercoxit (High-grade) |
Mercoxit (High-grade) |
|
| 1027980 |
|
High-grade or vitreous mercoxit gleams in the dark like a siren of myth. Found only in rare clusters in space vitreous mercoxit is very rare, but very valuable, due to its much higher 10% yield.
Mercoxit is a very dense ore that must be mined using specialized deep core mining techniques. It contains massive amounts of the extraordinary Morphite mineral.
Available primarily in null security status star systems. |
High-grade or vitreous mercoxit gleams in the dark like a siren of myth. Found only in rare clusters in space vitreous mercoxit is very rare, but very valuable, due to its much higher 10% yield.
Mercoxit is a very dense ore that must be mined using specialized deep core mining techniques. It contains massive amounts of the extraordinary <a href=showinfo:11399>Morphite</a> mineral.
Available primarily in null security status star systems. |
|
| 1027981 |
|
Compressed Mordunium (Low-grade) |
Compressed Mordunium (Low-grade) |
|
| 1027982 |
|
This is the most common form of Mordunium ore with a standard relative density of Pyerite mineral content.
Mordunium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Pyerite mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Mordunium was the Pyerite-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Mordu's Legion contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
This is the most common form of Mordunium ore with a standard relative density of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> mineral content.
Mordunium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Pyerite mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Mordunium was the Pyerite-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Mordu's Legion contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027983 |
|
Compressed Mordunium (Medium-grade) |
Compressed Mordunium (Medium-grade) |
|
| 1027984 |
|
Plum or medium-grade mordunium is an uncommon form of mordunium ore with a relative density of Pyerite mineral content 5% greater than the standard form.
Mordunium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Pyerite mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Mordunium was the Pyerite-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Mordu's Legion contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Plum or medium-grade mordunium is an uncommon form of mordunium ore with a relative density of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> mineral content 5% greater than the standard form.
Mordunium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Pyerite mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Mordunium was the Pyerite-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Mordu's Legion contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1027985 |
|
Compressed Mordunium (High-grade) |
Compressed Mordunium (High-grade) |
|
| 1027986 |
|
Prize or high-grade mordunium is a rarer form of mordunium ore with a relative density of Pyerite mineral content 10% greater than the standard form.
Mordunium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Pyerite mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Mordunium was the Pyerite-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Mordu's Legion contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Prize or high-grade mordunium is a rarer form of mordunium ore with a relative density of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> mineral content 10% greater than the standard form.
Mordunium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Pyerite mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Mordunium was the Pyerite-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Mordu's Legion contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
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| 1027987 |
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Compressed Mordunium (Superior-grade) |
Compressed Mordunium (Superior-grade) |
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| 1027988 |
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Plunder or superior-grade mordunium is a very rare form of mordunium ore with a relative density of Pyerite mineral content 15% greater than the standard form.
Mordunium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Pyerite mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Mordunium was the Pyerite-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Mordu's Legion contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Plunder or superior-grade mordunium is a very rare form of mordunium ore with a relative density of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> mineral content 15% greater than the standard form.
Mordunium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Pyerite mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Mordunium was the Pyerite-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Mordu's Legion contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
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| 1027989 |
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Compressed Ytirium (Low-grade) |
Compressed Ytirium (Low-grade) |
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| 1027990 |
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This is the most common form of Ytirium ore with a standard relative density of Isogen mineral content.
Ytirium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Isogen mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ytirium was the Isogen-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ytiri corporation contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
This is the most common form of Ytirium ore with a standard relative density of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a> mineral content.
Ytirium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Isogen mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ytirium was the Isogen-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ytiri corporation contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
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| 1027991 |
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Compressed Ytirium (Medium-grade) |
Compressed Ytirium (Medium-grade) |
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| 1027992 |
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Medium-grade ytirium, colloquially known as bootleg ytirium, is an uncommon form of the ore with a relative density of Isogen mineral content 5% greater than the standard form.
Ytirium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Isogen mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ytirium was the Isogen-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ytiri corporation contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Medium-grade ytirium, colloquially known as bootleg ytirium, is an uncommon form of the ore with a relative density of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a> mineral content 5% greater than the standard form.
Ytirium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Isogen mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ytirium was the Isogen-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ytiri corporation contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
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| 1027993 |
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Compressed Ytirium (High-grade) |
Compressed Ytirium (High-grade) |
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| 1027994 |
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Firewater ytirium, the high-grade variant of ytirium ore, has a relative density of Isogen mineral content 10% greater than the standard form.
Ytirium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Isogen mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ytirium was the Isogen-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ytiri corporation contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Firewater ytirium, the high-grade variant of ytirium ore, has a relative density of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a> mineral content 10% greater than the standard form.
Ytirium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Isogen mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ytirium was the Isogen-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ytiri corporation contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
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| 1027995 |
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Compressed Ytirium (Superior-grade) |
Compressed Ytirium (Superior-grade) |
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| 1027996 |
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Superior-grade or moonshine ytirium is a very rare form of the ore with a relative density of Isogen mineral content 15% greater than the standard form.
Ytirium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Isogen mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ytirium was the Isogen-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ytiri corporation contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Superior-grade or moonshine ytirium is a very rare form of the ore with a relative density of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a> mineral content 15% greater than the standard form.
Ytirium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Isogen mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ytirium was the Isogen-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ytiri corporation contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
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| 1027997 |
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Compressed Eifyrium (Low-grade) |
Compressed Eifyrium (Low-grade) |
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| 1027998 |
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This is the most common form of Eifyrium ore with a standard relative density of Zydrine mineral content.
Eifyrium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Zydrine mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Eifyrium was the Zydrine-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Eifyr and Co. contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
This is the most common form of Eifyrium ore with a standard relative density of <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> mineral content.
Eifyrium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Zydrine mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Eifyrium was the Zydrine-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Eifyr and Co. contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
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| 1027999 |
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Compressed Eifyrium (Medium-grade) |
Compressed Eifyrium (Medium-grade) |
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| 1028000 |
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Medium-grade or doped eifyrium is an uncommon form of eifyrium ore with a relative density of Zydrine mineral content 5% greater than the standard form.
Eifyrium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Zydrine mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Eifyrium was the Zydrine-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Eifyr and Co. contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Medium-grade or doped eifyrium is an uncommon form of eifyrium ore with a relative density of <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> mineral content 5% greater than the standard form.
Eifyrium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Zydrine mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Eifyrium was the Zydrine-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Eifyr and Co. contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
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| 1028001 |
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Compressed Eifyrium (High-grade) |
Compressed Eifyrium (High-grade) |
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| 1028002 |
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High-grade or boosted eifyrium is a rarer form of eifyrium ore with a relative density of Zydrine mineral content 10% greater than the standard form.
Eifyrium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Zydrine mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Eifyrium was the Zydrine-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Eifyr and Co. contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
High-grade or boosted eifyrium is a rarer form of eifyrium ore with a relative density of <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> mineral content 10% greater than the standard form.
Eifyrium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Zydrine mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Eifyrium was the Zydrine-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Eifyr and Co. contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
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| 1028003 |
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Compressed Eifyrium (Superior-grade) |
Compressed Eifyrium (Superior-grade) |
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| 1028004 |
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Superior-grade or augmented eifyrium is a very rare form of eifyrium ore with a relative density of Zydrine mineral content 15% greater than the standard form.
Eifyrium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Zydrine mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Eifyrium was the Zydrine-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Eifyr and Co. contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Superior-grade or augmented eifyrium is a very rare form of eifyrium ore with a relative density of <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> mineral content 15% greater than the standard form.
Eifyrium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Zydrine mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Eifyrium was the Zydrine-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Eifyr and Co. contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
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| 1028005 |
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Compressed Ducinium (Low-grade) |
Compressed Ducinium (Low-grade) |
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| 1028006 |
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This is the most common form of Ducinium ore with a standard relative density of Megacyte mineral content.
Ducinium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Megacyte mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ducinium was the Megacyte-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ducia Foundry contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
This is the most common form of Ducinium ore with a standard relative density of <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a> mineral content.
Ducinium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Megacyte mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ducinium was the Megacyte-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ducia Foundry contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
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| 1028007 |
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Compressed Ducinium (Medium-grade) |
Compressed Ducinium (Medium-grade) |
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| 1028008 |
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Medium-grade or noble ducinium is an uncommon form of Ducinium ore with a relative density of Megacyte mineral content 5% greater than the standard form.
Ducinium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Megacyte mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ducinium was the Megacyte-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ducia Foundry contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Medium-grade or noble ducinium is an uncommon form of Ducinium ore with a relative density of <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a> mineral content 5% greater than the standard form.
Ducinium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Megacyte mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ducinium was the Megacyte-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ducia Foundry contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
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| 1028009 |
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Compressed Ducinium (High-grade) |
Compressed Ducinium (High-grade) |
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| 1028010 |
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High-grade or royal ducinium is a rarer form of Ducinium ore with a relative density of Megacyte mineral content 10% greater than the standard form.
Ducinium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Megacyte mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ducinium was the Megacyte-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ducia Foundry contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
High-grade or royal ducinium is a rarer form of Ducinium ore with a relative density of <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a> mineral content 10% greater than the standard form.
Ducinium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Megacyte mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ducinium was the Megacyte-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ducia Foundry contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
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| 1028011 |
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Compressed Ducinium (Superior-grade) |
Compressed Ducinium (Superior-grade) |
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| 1028012 |
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Superior-grade ducinium, colloquially known as imperial ducinium, is a very rare variant with a relative density of Megacyte mineral content 15% greater than the standard form.
Ducinium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Megacyte mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ducinium was the Megacyte-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ducia Foundry contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Superior-grade ducinium, colloquially known as imperial ducinium, is a very rare variant with a relative density of <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a> mineral content 15% greater than the standard form.
Ducinium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Megacyte mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ducinium was the Megacyte-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ducia Foundry contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
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| 1028013 |
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Blue Ice (Superior-grade) |
Blue Ice (Superior-grade) |
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| 1028014 |
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Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. Due to its unique chemical composition and the circumstances under which it forms, blue ice will, under normal circumstances, contain more oxygen isotopes than any other ice asteroid. This particular formation is an old one and therefore contains even more than its less mature siblings.
Available in <color='0xFFFF0000'>0.0</color> security status solar systems or lower. |
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. Due to its unique chemical composition and the circumstances under which it forms, blue ice will, under normal circumstances, contain more oxygen isotopes than any other ice asteroid. This particular formation is an old one and therefore contains even more than its less mature siblings.
Available in <color='0xFFFF0000'>0.0</color> security status solar systems or lower. |
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| 1028015 |
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White Glaze (Superior-grade) |
White Glaze (Superior-grade) |
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| 1028016 |
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When star fusion processes occur near high concentrations of silicate dust, such as those found in interstellar ice fields, the substance known as White Glaze is formed. While White Glaze generally is extremely high in nitrogen-14 and other stable nitrogen isotopes, a few rare fragments, such as this one, have stayed free of radioactive contaminants and are thus richer in isotopes than their more impure counterparts.
Available in <color='0xFFFF0000'>0.0</color> security status solar systems or lower. |
When star fusion processes occur near high concentrations of silicate dust, such as those found in interstellar ice fields, the substance known as White Glaze is formed. While White Glaze generally is extremely high in nitrogen-14 and other stable nitrogen isotopes, a few rare fragments, such as this one, have stayed free of radioactive contaminants and are thus richer in isotopes than their more impure counterparts.
Available in <color='0xFFFF0000'>0.0</color> security status solar systems or lower. |
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| 1028017 |
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Glacial Mass (Superior-grade) |
Glacial Mass (Superior-grade) |
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| 1028018 |
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Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. Glacial masses are known to contain hydrogen isotopes in abundance, but the high surface diffusion on this particular mass means it has considerably more than its coarser counterparts.
Available in <color='0xFFFF0000'>0.0</color> security status solar systems or lower. |
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. Glacial masses are known to contain hydrogen isotopes in abundance, but the high surface diffusion on this particular mass means it has considerably more than its coarser counterparts.
Available in <color='0xFFFF0000'>0.0</color> security status solar systems or lower. |
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| 1028019 |
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Clear Icicle (Superior-grade) |
Clear Icicle (Superior-grade) |
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| 1028020 |
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Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. These crystalline formations can be found scattered around many an ice field and are known as the universe's primary source of helium isotopes. Due to environmental factors, this fragment's isotope deposits have become even richer than its regular counterparts'.
Available in <color='0xFFFF0000'>0.0</color> security status solar systems or lower. |
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. These crystalline formations can be found scattered around many an ice field and are known as the universe's primary source of helium isotopes. Due to environmental factors, this fragment's isotope deposits have become even richer than its regular counterparts'.
Available in <color='0xFFFF0000'>0.0</color> security status solar systems or lower. |
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| 1028021 |
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Dark Ochre (Superior-grade) |
Dark Ochre (Superior-grade) |
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| 1028022 |
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This extremely rare and valuable variant of dark ochre ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard dark ochre when reprocessed.
Considered a worthless ore for years, dark ochre was ignored by most miners until improved reprocessing techniques managed to extract the huge amount of Isogen and Mexallon inside it. Dark ochre also contains useful amounts of Nocxium. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of dark ochre ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard dark ochre when reprocessed.
Considered a worthless ore for years, dark ochre was ignored by most miners until improved reprocessing techniques managed to extract the huge amount of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> inside it. Dark ochre also contains useful amounts of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>. |
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| 1028023 |
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Bistot (Superior-grade) |
Bistot (Superior-grade) |
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| 1028024 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of bistot ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard bistot when reprocessed.
Bistot is a very valuable ore as it holds large portions of Zydrine and Pyerite. It also contains a decent amount of Mexallon. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of bistot ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard bistot when reprocessed.
Bistot is a very valuable ore as it holds large portions of <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. It also contains a decent amount of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>. |
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| 1028025 |
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Crokite (Superior-grade) |
Crokite (Superior-grade) |
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| 1028026 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of crokite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard crokite when reprocessed.
Crokite is a very heavy ore that is always in high demand because it has the largest ratio of Nocxium and Mexallon for any ore in the known universe. Valuable deposits of Pyerite can also be found within this rare ore. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of crokite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard crokite when reprocessed.
Crokite is a very heavy ore that is always in high demand because it has the largest ratio of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> for any ore in the known universe. Valuable deposits of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> can also be found within this rare ore. |
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| 1028027 |
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Arkonor (Superior-grade) |
Arkonor (Superior-grade) |
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| 1028028 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of arkonor ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. This moon ore produces 15% more minerals than standard arkonor when reprocessed.
Arkonor is one of the rarest and most sought-after ores in the known universe. A sizable nugget of this can sweep anyone from rags to riches in no time. It has high amount of Megacyte, and also contains some Mexallon and Pyerite. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of arkonor ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. This moon ore produces 15% more minerals than standard arkonor when reprocessed.
Arkonor is one of the rarest and most sought-after ores in the known universe. A sizable nugget of this can sweep anyone from rags to riches in no time. It has high amount of <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a>, and also contains some <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. |
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| 1028029 |
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Gneiss (Superior-grade) |
Gneiss (Superior-grade) |
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| 1028030 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of gneiss ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard gneiss when reprocessed.
Gneiss is a popular ore type because it holds significant volumes of three heavily used minerals, increasing its utility value. It has quite a bit of Mexallon as well as some Pyerite and Isogen. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of gneiss ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard gneiss when reprocessed.
Gneiss is a popular ore type because it holds significant volumes of three heavily used minerals, increasing its utility value. It has quite a bit of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> as well as some <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>. |
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| 1028031 |
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Hedbergite (Superior-grade) |
Hedbergite (Superior-grade) |
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| 1028032 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of hedbergite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard hedbergite when reprocessed.
Hedbergite is sought after for its high concentration of Pyerite and Nocxium. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of hedbergite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard hedbergite when reprocessed.
Hedbergite is sought after for its high concentration of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>. |
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| 1028033 |
|
Hemorphite (Superior-grade) |
Hemorphite (Superior-grade) |
|
| 1028034 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of hemorphite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard hemorphite when reprocessed.
With a large portion of Nocxium, hemorphite is always a good find. It is common enough that even novice miners can expect to run into it. Hemorphite also has some amount of Isogen. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of hemorphite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard hemorphite when reprocessed.
With a large portion of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>, hemorphite is always a good find. It is common enough that even novice miners can expect to run into it. Hemorphite also has some amount of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>. |
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| 1028035 |
|
Jaspet (Superior-grade) |
Jaspet (Superior-grade) |
|
| 1028036 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of jaspet ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard jaspet when reprocessed.
Jaspet has two valuable mineral types, making it easy to sell. It has a large portion of Mexallon plus some Nocxium. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of jaspet ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard jaspet when reprocessed.
Jaspet has two valuable mineral types, making it easy to sell. It has a large portion of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> plus some <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>. |
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| 1028037 |
|
Kernite (Superior-grade) |
Kernite (Superior-grade) |
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| 1028038 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of kernite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard kernite when reprocessed.
Kernite is a fairly common ore type that yields fair amounts of Mexallon and Isogen. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of kernite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard kernite when reprocessed.
Kernite is a fairly common ore type that yields fair amounts of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>. |
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| 1028039 |
|
Omber (Superior-grade) |
Omber (Superior-grade) |
|
| 1028040 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of omber ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard omber when reprocessed.
Omber is a common ore that is still an excellent ore for novice miners as it has a sizeable portion of Isogen, as well as some Pyerite. A few trips of mining this and a novice is quick to rise in status. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of omber ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard omber when reprocessed.
Omber is a common ore that is still an excellent ore for novice miners as it has a sizeable portion of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>, as well as some <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. A few trips of mining this and a novice is quick to rise in status. |
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| 1028041 |
|
Plagioclase (Superior-grade) |
Plagioclase (Superior-grade) |
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| 1028042 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of plagioclase ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard plagioclase when reprocessed.
Plagioclase is not amongst the most valuable ore types around, but it contains a large amount of Tritanium and is thus always in constant demand. It also yields some Mexallon. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of plagioclase ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard plagioclase when reprocessed.
Plagioclase is not amongst the most valuable ore types around, but it contains a large amount of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and is thus always in constant demand. It also yields some <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>. |
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| 1028043 |
|
Pyroxeres (Superior-grade) |
Pyroxeres (Superior-grade) |
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| 1028044 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of pyroxeres ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard pyroxeres when reprocessed.
Pyroxeres is a common ore available in all regions of space. It has fair amounts of Pyerite and Mexallon. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of pyroxeres ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard pyroxeres when reprocessed.
Pyroxeres is a common ore available in all regions of space. It has fair amounts of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>. |
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| 1028045 |
|
Scordite (Superior-grade) |
Scordite (Superior-grade) |
|
| 1028046 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of scordite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard scordite when reprocessed.
Scordite is amongst the most common ore types in the central regions of known universe. It has a fair bit of Tritanium and Pyerite. Good choice for those starting their mining careers. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of scordite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard scordite when reprocessed.
Scordite is amongst the most common ore types in the central regions of known universe. It has a fair bit of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. Good choice for those starting their mining careers. |
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| 1028047 |
|
Spodumain (Superior-grade) |
Spodumain (Superior-grade) |
|
| 1028048 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of spodumain ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard spodumain when reprocessed.
Spodumain is amongst the most desirable ore types around, as it contains high volumes of the most heavily demanded resource and some amounts of the more precious minerals. Huge volumes of Tritanium and moderate amounts of Isogen, Nocxium, Zydrine and Megacyte can be obtained by refining these rocks. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of spodumain ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard spodumain when reprocessed.
Spodumain is amongst the most desirable ore types around, as it contains high volumes of the most heavily demanded resource and some amounts of the more precious minerals. Huge volumes of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and moderate amounts of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>, <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>, <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> and <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a> can be obtained by refining these rocks. |
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| 1028049 |
|
Veldspar (Superior-grade) |
Veldspar (Superior-grade) |
|
| 1028050 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of veldspar ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard veldspar when reprocessed.
Veldspar is the most common ore type in the central regions of known universe. It is still in constant demand as it holds a large portion of the much-used Tritanium mineral. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of veldspar ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard veldspar when reprocessed.
Veldspar is the most common ore type in the central regions of known universe. It is still in constant demand as it holds a large portion of the much-used <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> mineral. |
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| 1028051 |
|
Batch Compressed Arkonor (Superior-grade) |
Batch Compressed Arkonor (Superior-grade) |
|
| 1028052 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of arkonor ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard arkonor when reprocessed.
Arkonor is one of the rarest and most sought-after ores in the known universe. A sizable nugget of this can sweep anyone from rags to riches in no time. It has high amount of Megacyte, and also contains some Mexallon and Pyerite.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of arkonor ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard arkonor when reprocessed.
Arkonor is one of the rarest and most sought-after ores in the known universe. A sizable nugget of this can sweep anyone from rags to riches in no time. It has high amount of <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a>, and also contains some <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
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| 1028053 |
|
Batch Compressed Bistot (Superior-grade) |
Batch Compressed Bistot (Superior-grade) |
|
| 1028054 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of bistot ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard bistot when reprocessed.
Bistot is a very valuable ore as it holds large portions of Zydrine and Pyerite. It also contains a decent amount of Mexallon.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of bistot ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard bistot when reprocessed.
Bistot is a very valuable ore as it holds large portions of <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. It also contains a decent amount of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
|
| 1028055 |
|
Batch Compressed Crokite (Superior-grade) |
Batch Compressed Crokite (Superior-grade) |
|
| 1028056 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of crokite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard crokite when reprocessed.
Crokite is a very heavy ore that is always in high demand because it has the largest ratio of Nocxium and Mexallon for any ore in the known universe. Valuable deposits of Pyerite can also be found within this rare ore.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of crokite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard crokite when reprocessed.
Crokite is a very heavy ore that is always in high demand because it has the largest ratio of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> for any ore in the known universe. Valuable deposits of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> can also be found within this rare ore.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
|
| 1028057 |
|
Batch Compressed Dark Ochre (Superior-grade) |
Batch Compressed Dark Ochre (Superior-grade) |
|
| 1028058 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of dark ochre ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard dark ochre when reprocessed.
Considered a worthless ore for years, dark ochre was ignored by most miners until improved reprocessing techniques managed to extract the huge amount of Isogen and Mexallon inside it. Dark ochre also contains useful amounts of Nocxium.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of dark ochre ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard dark ochre when reprocessed.
Considered a worthless ore for years, dark ochre was ignored by most miners until improved reprocessing techniques managed to extract the huge amount of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> inside it. Dark ochre also contains useful amounts of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
|
| 1028059 |
|
Batch Compressed Gneiss (Superior-grade) |
Batch Compressed Gneiss (Superior-grade) |
|
| 1028060 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of gneiss ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard gneiss when reprocessed.
Gneiss is a popular ore type because it holds significant volumes of three heavily used minerals, increasing its utility value. It has quite a bit of Mexallon as well as some Pyerite and Isogen.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of gneiss ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard gneiss when reprocessed.
Gneiss is a popular ore type because it holds significant volumes of three heavily used minerals, increasing its utility value. It has quite a bit of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> as well as some <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
|
| 1028061 |
|
Batch Compressed Hedbergite (Superior-grade) |
Batch Compressed Hedbergite (Superior-grade) |
|
| 1028062 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of hedbergite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard hedbergite when reprocessed.
Hedbergite is sought after for its high concentration of Pyerite and Nocxium.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of hedbergite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard hedbergite when reprocessed.
Hedbergite is sought after for its high concentration of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
|
| 1028063 |
|
Batch Compressed Hemorphite (Superior-grade) |
Batch Compressed Hemorphite (Superior-grade) |
|
| 1028064 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of hemorphite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard hemorphite when reprocessed.
With a large portion of Nocxium, hemorphite is always a good find. It is common enough that even novice miners can expect to run into it. Hemorphite also has some amount of Isogen.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of hemorphite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard hemorphite when reprocessed.
With a large portion of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>, hemorphite is always a good find. It is common enough that even novice miners can expect to run into it. Hemorphite also has some amount of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
|
| 1028065 |
|
Batch Compressed Jaspet (Superior-grade) |
Batch Compressed Jaspet (Superior-grade) |
|
| 1028066 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of jaspet ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard jaspet when reprocessed.
Jaspet has two valuable mineral types, making it easy to sell. It has a large portion of Mexallon plus some Nocxium.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of jaspet ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard jaspet when reprocessed.
Jaspet has two valuable mineral types, making it easy to sell. It has a large portion of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> plus some <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
|
| 1028067 |
|
Batch Compressed Kernite (Superior-grade) |
Batch Compressed Kernite (Superior-grade) |
|
| 1028068 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of kernite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard kernite when reprocessed.
Kernite is a fairly common ore type that yields fair amounts of Mexallon and Isogen.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of kernite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard kernite when reprocessed.
Kernite is a fairly common ore type that yields fair amounts of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
|
| 1028069 |
|
Batch Compressed Omber (Superior-grade) |
Batch Compressed Omber (Superior-grade) |
|
| 1028070 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of omber ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard omber when reprocessed.
Omber is a common ore that is still an excellent ore for novice miners as it has a sizeable portion of Isogen, as well as some Pyerite. A few trips of mining this and a novice is quick to rise in status.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of omber ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard omber when reprocessed.
Omber is a common ore that is still an excellent ore for novice miners as it has a sizeable portion of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>, as well as some <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. A few trips of mining this and a novice is quick to rise in status.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
|
| 1028071 |
|
Batch Compressed Plagioclase (Superior-grade) |
Batch Compressed Plagioclase (Superior-grade) |
|
| 1028072 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of plagioclase ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard plagioclase when reprocessed.
Plagioclase is not amongst the most valuable ore types around, but it contains a large amount of Tritanium and is thus always in constant demand. It also yields some Mexallon.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of plagioclase ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard plagioclase when reprocessed.
Plagioclase is not amongst the most valuable ore types around, but it contains a large amount of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and is thus always in constant demand. It also yields some <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
|
| 1028073 |
|
Batch Compressed Pyroxeres (Superior-grade) |
Batch Compressed Pyroxeres (Superior-grade) |
|
| 1028074 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of pyroxeres ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard pyroxeres when reprocessed.
Pyroxeres is a common ore available in all regions of space. It has fair amounts of Pyerite and Mexallon.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of pyroxeres ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard pyroxeres when reprocessed.
Pyroxeres is a common ore available in all regions of space. It has fair amounts of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
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| 1028075 |
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Batch Compressed Scordite (Superior-grade) |
Batch Compressed Scordite (Superior-grade) |
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| 1028076 |
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This extremely rare and valuable variant of scordite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard scordite when reprocessed.
Scordite is amongst the most common ore types in the central regions of known universe. It has a fair bit of Tritanium and Pyerite. Good choice for those starting their mining careers.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of scordite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard scordite when reprocessed.
Scordite is amongst the most common ore types in the central regions of known universe. It has a fair bit of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. Good choice for those starting their mining careers.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
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| 1028077 |
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Batch Compressed Spodumain (Superior-grade) |
Batch Compressed Spodumain (Superior-grade) |
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| 1028078 |
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This extremely rare and valuable variant of spodumain ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard spodumain when reprocessed.
Spodumain is amongst the most desirable ore types around, as it contains high volumes of the most heavily demanded resource and some amounts of the more precious minerals. Huge volumes of Tritanium and moderate amounts of Isogen, Nocxium, Zydrine and Megacyte can be obtained by refining these rocks.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of spodumain ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard spodumain when reprocessed.
Spodumain is amongst the most desirable ore types around, as it contains high volumes of the most heavily demanded resource and some amounts of the more precious minerals. Huge volumes of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and moderate amounts of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>, <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>, <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> and <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a> can be obtained by refining these rocks.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
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| 1028079 |
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Batch Compressed Veldspar (Superior-grade) |
Batch Compressed Veldspar (Superior-grade) |
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| 1028080 |
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This extremely rare and valuable variant of veldspar ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard veldspar when reprocessed.
Veldspar is the most common ore type in the central regions of known universe. It is still in constant demand as it holds a large portion of the much-used Tritanium mineral.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of veldspar ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard veldspar when reprocessed.
Veldspar is the most common ore type in the central regions of known universe. It is still in constant demand as it holds a large portion of the much-used <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> mineral.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
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| 1028081 |
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Batch Compressed Arkonor (Low-grade) |
Batch Compressed Arkonor (Low-grade) |
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| 1028082 |
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Arkonor is one of the rarest and most sought-after ores in the known universe. A sizable nugget of this can sweep anyone from rags to riches in no time. It has high amount of Megacyte, and also contains some Mexallon and Pyerite.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Arkonor is one of the rarest and most sought-after ores in the known universe. A sizable nugget of this can sweep anyone from rags to riches in no time. It has high amount of <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a>, and also contains some <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
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| 1028083 |
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Batch Compressed Arkonor (Medium-grade) |
Batch Compressed Arkonor (Medium-grade) |
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| 1028084 |
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While fairly invisible to all but the most experienced miners, there are significant molecular differences between arkonor and crimson arkonor, colloquially referred to as such because of the blood-red veins running through it. Miners who search for this diamond in the rough will be rewarded with mineral yields 5% higher than standard arkonor.
Arkonor is one of the rarest and most sought-after ores in the known universe. A sizable nugget of this can sweep anyone from rags to riches in no time. It has high amount of Megacyte, and also contains some Mexallon and Pyerite.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
While fairly invisible to all but the most experienced miners, there are significant molecular differences between arkonor and crimson arkonor, colloquially referred to as such because of the blood-red veins running through it. Miners who search for this diamond in the rough will be rewarded with mineral yields 5% higher than standard arkonor.
Arkonor is one of the rarest and most sought-after ores in the known universe. A sizable nugget of this can sweep anyone from rags to riches in no time. It has high amount of <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a>, and also contains some <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
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| 1028085 |
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Batch Compressed Arkonor (High-grade) |
Batch Compressed Arkonor (High-grade) |
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| 1028086 |
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Prime arkonor is the rarest of the rare; the king of ores. Giving a 10% greater mineral yield than regular arkonor, this is the stuff that makes billionaires out of people lucky enough to stumble upon a vein.
Arkonor is one of the rarest and most sought-after ores in the known universe. A sizable nugget of this can sweep anyone from rags to riches in no time. It has high amount of Megacyte, and also contains some Mexallon and Pyerite.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Prime arkonor is the rarest of the rare; the king of ores. Giving a 10% greater mineral yield than regular arkonor, this is the stuff that makes billionaires out of people lucky enough to stumble upon a vein.
Arkonor is one of the rarest and most sought-after ores in the known universe. A sizable nugget of this can sweep anyone from rags to riches in no time. It has high amount of <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a>, and also contains some <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
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| 1028087 |
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Batch Compressed Bistot (Low-grade) |
Batch Compressed Bistot (Low-grade) |
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| 1028088 |
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Bistot is a very valuable ore as it holds large portions of Zydrine and Pyerite. It also contains a decent amount of Mexallon.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Bistot is a very valuable ore as it holds large portions of <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. It also contains a decent amount of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
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| 1028089 |
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Batch Compressed Bistot (High-grade) |
Batch Compressed Bistot (High-grade) |
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| 1028090 |
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High-grade bistot, also known as monoclinic bistot, is a variant of bistot with a slightly different crystal structure. It is highly sought-after, as it gives a 10% higher yield than its straightforward counterpart.
Bistot is a very valuable ore as it holds large portions of Zydrine and Pyerite. It also contains a decent amount of Mexallon.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
High-grade bistot, also known as monoclinic bistot, is a variant of bistot with a slightly different crystal structure. It is highly sought-after, as it gives a 10% higher yield than its straightforward counterpart.
Bistot is a very valuable ore as it holds large portions of <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. It also contains a decent amount of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
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| 1028091 |
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Batch Compressed Bistot (Medium-grade) |
Batch Compressed Bistot (Medium-grade) |
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| 1028092 |
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Bistot with a triclinic crystal system occurs very rarely under natural conditions, but is highly popular with miners due to its extra-high concentrations of minerals. The yield from triclinic bistot is approximately 5% higher than from equivalent volumes of standard bistot.
Bistot is a very valuable ore as it holds large portions of Zydrine and Pyerite. It also contains a decent amount of Mexallon.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Bistot with a triclinic crystal system occurs very rarely under natural conditions, but is highly popular with miners due to its extra-high concentrations of minerals. The yield from triclinic bistot is approximately 5% higher than from equivalent volumes of standard bistot.
Bistot is a very valuable ore as it holds large portions of <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. It also contains a decent amount of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
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| 1028093 |
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Batch Compressed Crokite (Low-grade) |
Batch Compressed Crokite (Low-grade) |
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| 1028094 |
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Crokite is a very heavy ore that is always in high demand because it has the largest ratio of Nocxium and Mexallon for any ore in the known universe. Valuable deposits of Pyerite can also be found within this rare ore.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Crokite is a very heavy ore that is always in high demand because it has the largest ratio of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> for any ore in the known universe. Valuable deposits of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> can also be found within this rare ore.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
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| 1028095 |
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Batch Compressed Crokite (High-grade) |
Batch Compressed Crokite (High-grade) |
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| 1028096 |
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High-grade crokite, also known as crystalline crokite, is the stuff of legend. Not only does it give a 10% greater yield than regular crokite, but chunks of the rock glitter beautifully in just the right light, making crystalline crokite popular as raw material for jewelry.
Crokite is a very heavy ore that is always in high demand because it has the largest ratio of Nocxium and Mexallon for any ore in the known universe. Valuable deposits of Pyerite can also be found within this rare ore.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
High-grade crokite, also known as crystalline crokite, is the stuff of legend. Not only does it give a 10% greater yield than regular crokite, but chunks of the rock glitter beautifully in just the right light, making crystalline crokite popular as raw material for jewelry.
Crokite is a very heavy ore that is always in high demand because it has the largest ratio of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> for any ore in the known universe. Valuable deposits of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> can also be found within this rare ore.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
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| 1028097 |
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Batch Compressed Crokite (Superior-grade) |
Batch Compressed Crokite (Superior-grade) |
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| 1028098 |
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In certain belts, environmental conditions will carve sharp, jagged edges into crokite rocks, resulting in the formation of sharp crokite. The increased density of these formations leads to a 5% greater mineral yield than standard crokite.
Crokite is a very heavy ore that is always in high demand because it has the largest ratio of Nocxium and Mexallon for any ore in the known universe. Valuable deposits of Pyerite can also be found within this rare ore.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
In certain belts, environmental conditions will carve sharp, jagged edges into crokite rocks, resulting in the formation of sharp crokite. The increased density of these formations leads to a 5% greater mineral yield than standard crokite.
Crokite is a very heavy ore that is always in high demand because it has the largest ratio of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> for any ore in the known universe. Valuable deposits of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> can also be found within this rare ore.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
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| 1028099 |
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Batch Compressed Dark Ochre (Low-grade) |
Batch Compressed Dark Ochre (Low-grade) |
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| 1028100 |
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Considered a worthless ore for years, dark ochre was ignored by most miners until improved reprocessing techniques managed to extract the huge amount of Isogen and Mexallon inside it. Dark ochre also contains useful amounts of Nocxium.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Considered a worthless ore for years, dark ochre was ignored by most miners until improved reprocessing techniques managed to extract the huge amount of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> inside it. Dark ochre also contains useful amounts of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
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| 1028101 |
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Batch Compressed Dark Ochre (High-grade) |
Batch Compressed Dark Ochre (High-grade) |
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| 1028102 |
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High-grade or obsidian ochre, the most valuable member of the dark ochre family, was only first discovered a decade ago. The sleek black surface of this ore managed to absorb scanning waves, making obsidian ochre asteroids almost invisible. Advances in scanning technology revealed these beauties at last. This ore's 10% higher mineral yield makes it more than worth the effort required to find it.
Considered a worthless ore for years, dark ochre was ignored by most miners until improved reprocessing techniques managed to extract the huge amount of Isogen and Mexallon inside it. Dark ochre also contains useful amounts of Nocxium.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
High-grade or obsidian ochre, the most valuable member of the dark ochre family, was only first discovered a decade ago. The sleek black surface of this ore managed to absorb scanning waves, making obsidian ochre asteroids almost invisible. Advances in scanning technology revealed these beauties at last. This ore's 10% higher mineral yield makes it more than worth the effort required to find it.
Considered a worthless ore for years, dark ochre was ignored by most miners until improved reprocessing techniques managed to extract the huge amount of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> inside it. Dark ochre also contains useful amounts of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
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| 1028103 |
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Batch Compressed Dark Ochre (Medium-grade) |
Batch Compressed Dark Ochre (Medium-grade) |
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| 1028104 |
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Medium-grade dark ochre, also known as onyx ochre, has a distinctive, shiny black surface that lends itself to ornamental uses. But the 5% higher mineral yield is what miners are really after. Like in all else, good looks are only an added bonus.
Considered a worthless ore for years, dark ochre was ignored by most miners until improved reprocessing techniques managed to extract the huge amount of Isogen and Mexallon inside it. Dark ochre also contains useful amounts of Nocxium.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Medium-grade dark ochre, also known as onyx ochre, has a distinctive, shiny black surface that lends itself to ornamental uses. But the 5% higher mineral yield is what miners are really after. Like in all else, good looks are only an added bonus.
Considered a worthless ore for years, dark ochre was ignored by most miners until improved reprocessing techniques managed to extract the huge amount of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> inside it. Dark ochre also contains useful amounts of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
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| 1028105 |
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Batch Compressed Gneiss (Low-grade) |
Batch Compressed Gneiss (Low-grade) |
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| 1028106 |
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Gneiss is a popular ore type because it holds significant volumes of three heavily used minerals, increasing its utility value. It has quite a bit of Mexallon as well as some Pyerite and Isogen.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Gneiss is a popular ore type because it holds significant volumes of three heavily used minerals, increasing its utility value. It has quite a bit of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> as well as some <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
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| 1028107 |
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Batch Compressed Gneiss (Medium-grade) |
Batch Compressed Gneiss (Medium-grade) |
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| 1028108 |
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Gneiss is often the first major league ore that up and coming miners graduate to. Finding the more medium-grade variation of Gneiss, known as iridescent gneiss, is a major coup for these miners due to its 5% greater mineral yield.
Gneiss is a popular ore type because it holds significant volumes of three heavily used minerals, increasing its utility value. It has quite a bit of Mexallon as well as some Pyerite and Isogen.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Gneiss is often the first major league ore that up and coming miners graduate to. Finding the more medium-grade variation of Gneiss, known as iridescent gneiss, is a major coup for these miners due to its 5% greater mineral yield.
Gneiss is a popular ore type because it holds significant volumes of three heavily used minerals, increasing its utility value. It has quite a bit of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> as well as some <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
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| 1028109 |
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Batch Compressed Gneiss (High-grade) |
Batch Compressed Gneiss (High-grade) |
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| 1028110 |
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High-grade gneiss has a fracturized molecule-structure, which gives it a prismatic appearance. It is the most sought after member of the Gneiss family, as it yields 10% more than common Gneiss.
Gneiss is a popular ore type because it holds significant volumes of three heavily used minerals, increasing its utility value. It has quite a bit of Mexallon as well as some Pyerite and Isogen.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
High-grade gneiss has a fracturized molecule-structure, which gives it a prismatic appearance. It is the most sought after member of the Gneiss family, as it yields 10% more than common Gneiss.
Gneiss is a popular ore type because it holds significant volumes of three heavily used minerals, increasing its utility value. It has quite a bit of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> as well as some <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
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| 1028111 |
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Batch Compressed Hedbergite (High-grade) |
Batch Compressed Hedbergite (High-grade) |
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| 1028112 |
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Asteroids containing this shiny ore were formed in intense heat, such as might result from a supernova. The result, known as glazed hedbergite, is a more concentrated form of hedbergite that has 10% higher yield.
Hedbergite is sought after for its high concentration of Pyerite and Nocxium.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Asteroids containing this shiny ore were formed in intense heat, such as might result from a supernova. The result, known as glazed hedbergite, is a more concentrated form of hedbergite that has 10% higher yield.
Hedbergite is sought after for its high concentration of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
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| 1028113 |
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Batch Compressed Hedbergite (Low-grade) |
Batch Compressed Hedbergite (Low-grade) |
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| 1028114 |
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Hedbergite is sought after for its high concentration of Pyerite and Nocxium.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Hedbergite is sought after for its high concentration of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
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| 1028115 |
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Batch Compressed Hedbergite (Medium-grade) |
Batch Compressed Hedbergite (Medium-grade) |
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| 1028116 |
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When asteroids containing hedbergite pass close to suns or other sources of intense heat can cause the hedbergite to glassify. The result is called medium-grade or vitric hedbergite and has 5% better yield than normal hedbergite.
Hedbergite is sought after for its high concentration of Pyerite and Nocxium.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
When asteroids containing hedbergite pass close to suns or other sources of intense heat can cause the hedbergite to glassify. The result is called medium-grade or vitric hedbergite and has 5% better yield than normal hedbergite.
Hedbergite is sought after for its high concentration of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
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| 1028117 |
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Batch Compressed Hemorphite (Low-grade) |
Batch Compressed Hemorphite (Low-grade) |
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| 1028118 |
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With a large portion of Nocxium, hemorphite is always a good find. It is common enough that even novice miners can expect to run into it. Hemorphite also has some amount of Isogen.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
With a large portion of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>, hemorphite is always a good find. It is common enough that even novice miners can expect to run into it. Hemorphite also has some amount of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
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| 1028119 |
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Batch Compressed Hemorphite (High-grade) |
Batch Compressed Hemorphite (High-grade) |
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| 1028120 |
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Hemorphite exists in many different color variations. Interestingly, the more colorful it becomes, the better yield it has. Radiant or high-grade hemorphite has 10% better yield than its more bland brother.
With a large portion of Nocxium, hemorphite is always a good find. It is common enough that even novice miners can expect to run into it. Hemorphite also has some amount of Isogen.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Hemorphite exists in many different color variations. Interestingly, the more colorful it becomes, the better yield it has. Radiant or high-grade hemorphite has 10% better yield than its more bland brother.
With a large portion of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>, hemorphite is always a good find. It is common enough that even novice miners can expect to run into it. Hemorphite also has some amount of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
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| 1028121 |
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Batch Compressed Hemorphite (Medium-grade) |
Batch Compressed Hemorphite (Medium-grade) |
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| 1028122 |
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Hemorphite exists in many different color variations. Interestingly, the more colorful it becomes, the better yield it has. Vivid or medium-grade hemorphite has 5% better yield than its more bland brother.
With a large portion of Nocxium, hemorphite is always a good find. It is common enough that even novice miners can expect to run into it. Hemorphite also has some amount of Isogen.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Hemorphite exists in many different color variations. Interestingly, the more colorful it becomes, the better yield it has. Vivid or medium-grade hemorphite has 5% better yield than its more bland brother.
With a large portion of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>, hemorphite is always a good find. It is common enough that even novice miners can expect to run into it. Hemorphite also has some amount of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
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| 1028123 |
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Batch Compressed Jaspet (Low-grade) |
Batch Compressed Jaspet (Low-grade) |
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| 1028124 |
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Jaspet has two valuable mineral types, making it easy to sell. It has a large portion of Mexallon plus some Nocxium.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Jaspet has two valuable mineral types, making it easy to sell. It has a large portion of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> plus some <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
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| 1028125 |
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Batch Compressed Jaspet (High-grade) |
Batch Compressed Jaspet (High-grade) |
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| 1028126 |
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High-grade jaspet, also known as pristine jaspet, is very rare, which is not so surprising when one considers that it is formed when asteroids collide with comets or ice moons. It has 10% better yield than normal Jaspet.
Jaspet has two valuable mineral types, making it easy to sell. It has a large portion of Mexallon plus some Nocxium.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
High-grade jaspet, also known as pristine jaspet, is very rare, which is not so surprising when one considers that it is formed when asteroids collide with comets or ice moons. It has 10% better yield than normal Jaspet.
Jaspet has two valuable mineral types, making it easy to sell. It has a large portion of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> plus some <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
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| 1028127 |
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Batch Compressed Jaspet (Medium-grade) |
Batch Compressed Jaspet (Medium-grade) |
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| 1028128 |
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Medium-grade or pure jaspet is popular amongst corporate miners who are looking for various minerals for manufacturing, rather than mining purely for profit. Pure jaspet contains fewer waste compounds than most asteroids, allows for approximately 5% better mineral yield from the same volume of ore.
Jaspet has two valuable mineral types, making it easy to sell. It has a large portion of Mexallon plus some Nocxium.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Medium-grade or pure jaspet is popular amongst corporate miners who are looking for various minerals for manufacturing, rather than mining purely for profit. Pure jaspet contains fewer waste compounds than most asteroids, allows for approximately 5% better mineral yield from the same volume of ore.
Jaspet has two valuable mineral types, making it easy to sell. It has a large portion of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> plus some <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
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| 1028129 |
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Batch Compressed Kernite (High-grade) |
Batch Compressed Kernite (High-grade) |
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| 1028130 |
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Known as Rage Stone or fiery kernite to veteran miners after a discovery of a particularly rich vein of it caused a bar brawl of epic proportions in the Intaki Syndicate. It has a 10% higher yield than basic kernite.
Kernite is a fairly common ore type that yields fair amounts of Mexallon and Isogen.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Known as Rage Stone or fiery kernite to veteran miners after a discovery of a particularly rich vein of it caused a bar brawl of epic proportions in the Intaki Syndicate. It has a 10% higher yield than basic kernite.
Kernite is a fairly common ore type that yields fair amounts of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
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| 1028131 |
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Batch Compressed Kernite (Low-grade) |
Batch Compressed Kernite (Low-grade) |
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| 1028132 |
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Kernite is a fairly common ore type that yields fair amounts of Mexallon and Isogen.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Kernite is a fairly common ore type that yields fair amounts of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
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| 1028133 |
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Batch Compressed Kernite (Medium-grade) |
Batch Compressed Kernite (Medium-grade) |
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| 1028134 |
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Prophets tell of the mystical nature endowed in luminous kernite, the medium-grade kernite variant. To the rest of us, it's an average looking ore that has 5% more yield than normal kernite and can make you rich if you mine it 24/7 and live to be very old.
Kernite is a fairly common ore type that yields fair amounts of Mexallon and Isogen.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Prophets tell of the mystical nature endowed in luminous kernite, the medium-grade kernite variant. To the rest of us, it's an average looking ore that has 5% more yield than normal kernite and can make you rich if you mine it 24/7 and live to be very old.
Kernite is a fairly common ore type that yields fair amounts of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
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| 1028135 |
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Batch Compressed Mercoxit (Medium-grade) |
Batch Compressed Mercoxit (Medium-grade) |
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| 1028136 |
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Though it floats through the frigid depths of space, medium-grade mercoxit's striking appearance and sheen gives it the impression of bubbling magma. If this visual treasure wasn't enticing enough, the 5% higher yield certainly attracts admirers.
Mercoxit is a very dense ore that must be mined using specialized deep core mining techniques. It contains massive amounts of the extraordinary Morphite mineral.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Though it floats through the frigid depths of space, medium-grade mercoxit's striking appearance and sheen gives it the impression of bubbling magma. If this visual treasure wasn't enticing enough, the 5% higher yield certainly attracts admirers.
Mercoxit is a very dense ore that must be mined using specialized deep core mining techniques. It contains massive amounts of the extraordinary <a href=showinfo:11399>Morphite</a> mineral.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
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| 1028137 |
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Batch Compressed Mercoxit (Low-grade) |
Batch Compressed Mercoxit (Low-grade) |
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| 1028138 |
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Mercoxit is a very dense ore that must be mined using specialized deep core mining techniques. It contains massive amounts of the extraordinary Morphite mineral.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Mercoxit is a very dense ore that must be mined using specialized deep core mining techniques. It contains massive amounts of the extraordinary <a href=showinfo:11399>Morphite</a> mineral.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
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| 1028139 |
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Batch Compressed Mercoxit (High-grade) |
Batch Compressed Mercoxit (High-grade) |
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| 1028140 |
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High-grade or vitreous mercoxit gleams in the dark like a siren of myth. Found only in rare clusters in space vitreous mercoxit is very rare, but very valuable, due to its much higher 10% yield.
Mercoxit is a very dense ore that must be mined using specialized deep core mining techniques. It contains massive amounts of the extraordinary Morphite mineral.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
High-grade or vitreous mercoxit gleams in the dark like a siren of myth. Found only in rare clusters in space vitreous mercoxit is very rare, but very valuable, due to its much higher 10% yield.
Mercoxit is a very dense ore that must be mined using specialized deep core mining techniques. It contains massive amounts of the extraordinary <a href=showinfo:11399>Morphite</a> mineral.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
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| 1028141 |
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Batch Compressed Omber (High-grade) |
Batch Compressed Omber (High-grade) |
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| 1028142 |
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High-grade or golden omber spurred one of the largest gold rushes in the early days of space faring, when isogen was the king of minerals. The 10% extra yield it offers over common Omber was all it took to make it the most sought after ore for a few years.
Omber is a common ore that is still an excellent ore for novice miners as it has a sizeable portion of Isogen, as well as some Pyerite. A few trips of mining this and a novice is quick to rise in status.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
High-grade or golden omber spurred one of the largest gold rushes in the early days of space faring, when isogen was the king of minerals. The 10% extra yield it offers over common Omber was all it took to make it the most sought after ore for a few years.
Omber is a common ore that is still an excellent ore for novice miners as it has a sizeable portion of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>, as well as some <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. A few trips of mining this and a novice is quick to rise in status.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
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| 1028143 |
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Batch Compressed Omber (Low-grade) |
Batch Compressed Omber (Low-grade) |
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| 1028144 |
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Omber is a common ore that is still an excellent ore for novice miners as it has a sizeable portion of Isogen, as well as some Pyerite. A few trips of mining this and a novice is quick to rise in status.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Omber is a common ore that is still an excellent ore for novice miners as it has a sizeable portion of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>, as well as some <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. A few trips of mining this and a novice is quick to rise in status.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
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| 1028145 |
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Batch Compressed Omber (Medium-grade) |
Batch Compressed Omber (Medium-grade) |
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| 1028146 |
|
Silvery omber, the medium-grade variant, was first discovered some fifty years ago in an asteroid belt close to a large moon. The luminescence from the moon made this uncommon cousin of normal Omber seem silvery in appearance, hence the name. It is still considered a lucky find by miners across New Eden due to a roughly 5% improved mineral yield compared to standard omber.
Omber is a common ore that is still an excellent ore for novice miners as it has a sizeable portion of Isogen, as well as some Pyerite. A few trips of mining this and a novice is quick to rise in status.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Silvery omber, the medium-grade variant, was first discovered some fifty years ago in an asteroid belt close to a large moon. The luminescence from the moon made this uncommon cousin of normal Omber seem silvery in appearance, hence the name. It is still considered a lucky find by miners across New Eden due to a roughly 5% improved mineral yield compared to standard omber.
Omber is a common ore that is still an excellent ore for novice miners as it has a sizeable portion of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>, as well as some <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. A few trips of mining this and a novice is quick to rise in status.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
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| 1028147 |
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Batch Compressed Spodumain (Medium-grade) |
Batch Compressed Spodumain (Medium-grade) |
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| 1028148 |
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Medium-grade spodumain is occasionally found with crystalline traces in its outer surface. Known as bright spodumain, the crystal adds approximately 5% more value to an already valuable mineral.
Spodumain is amongst the most desirable ore types around, as it contains high volumes of the most heavily demanded resource and some amounts of the more precious minerals. Huge volumes of Tritanium and moderate amounts of Isogen, Nocxium, Zydrine and Megacyte can be obtained by refining these rocks.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Medium-grade spodumain is occasionally found with crystalline traces in its outer surface. Known as bright spodumain, the crystal adds approximately 5% more value to an already valuable mineral.
Spodumain is amongst the most desirable ore types around, as it contains high volumes of the most heavily demanded resource and some amounts of the more precious minerals. Huge volumes of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and moderate amounts of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>, <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>, <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> and <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a> can be obtained by refining these rocks.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
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| 1028149 |
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Batch Compressed Spodumain (High-grade) |
Batch Compressed Spodumain (High-grade) |
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| 1028150 |
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Once in a while, high-grade spodumain is found with crystalline veins running through it. The 10% increased value this yields puts a gleam in the eye of any miner lucky enough to find it.
Spodumain is amongst the most desirable ore types around, as it contains high volumes of the most heavily demanded resource and some amounts of the more precious minerals. Huge volumes of Tritanium and moderate amounts of Isogen, Nocxium, Zydrine and Megacyte can be obtained by refining these rocks.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Once in a while, high-grade spodumain is found with crystalline veins running through it. The 10% increased value this yields puts a gleam in the eye of any miner lucky enough to find it.
Spodumain is amongst the most desirable ore types around, as it contains high volumes of the most heavily demanded resource and some amounts of the more precious minerals. Huge volumes of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and moderate amounts of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>, <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>, <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> and <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a> can be obtained by refining these rocks.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
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| 1028151 |
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Batch Compressed Spodumain (Low-grade) |
Batch Compressed Spodumain (Low-grade) |
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| 1028152 |
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Spodumain is amongst the most desirable ore types around, as it contains high volumes of the most heavily demanded resource and some amounts of the more precious minerals. Huge volumes of Tritanium and moderate amounts of Isogen, Nocxium, Zydrine and Megacyte can be obtained by refining these rocks.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Spodumain is amongst the most desirable ore types around, as it contains high volumes of the most heavily demanded resource and some amounts of the more precious minerals. Huge volumes of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and moderate amounts of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>, <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>, <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> and <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a> can be obtained by refining these rocks.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
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| 1028153 |
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Batch Compressed Plagioclase (Medium-grade) |
Batch Compressed Plagioclase (Medium-grade) |
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| 1028154 |
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Medium-grade or azure plagioclase is an uncommon variant of plagioclase that enjoys a 5% improved mineral yield. It was made infamous in the melancholic song prose Miner Blues by the Gallentean folk singer Jaroud Dertier three decades ago.
Plagioclase is not amongst the most valuable ore types around, but it contains a large amount of Tritanium and is thus always in constant demand. It also yields some Mexallon.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Medium-grade or azure plagioclase is an uncommon variant of plagioclase that enjoys a 5% improved mineral yield. It was made infamous in the melancholic song prose Miner Blues by the Gallentean folk singer Jaroud Dertier three decades ago.
Plagioclase is not amongst the most valuable ore types around, but it contains a large amount of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and is thus always in constant demand. It also yields some <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
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| 1028155 |
|
Batch Compressed Plagioclase (Low-grade) |
Batch Compressed Plagioclase (Low-grade) |
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| 1028156 |
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Plagioclase is not amongst the most valuable ore types around, but it contains a large amount of Tritanium and is thus always in constant demand. It also yields some Mexallon.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Plagioclase is not amongst the most valuable ore types around, but it contains a large amount of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and is thus always in constant demand. It also yields some <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
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| 1028157 |
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Batch Compressed Plagioclase (High-grade) |
Batch Compressed Plagioclase (High-grade) |
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| 1028158 |
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With rich or high-grade plagioclase having 10% better yield than the normal one, miners can finally regard plagioclase as a mineral that provides a noteworthy profit.
Plagioclase is not amongst the most valuable ore types around, but it contains a large amount of Tritanium and is thus always in constant demand. It also yields some Mexallon.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
With rich or high-grade plagioclase having 10% better yield than the normal one, miners can finally regard plagioclase as a mineral that provides a noteworthy profit.
Plagioclase is not amongst the most valuable ore types around, but it contains a large amount of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and is thus always in constant demand. It also yields some <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
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| 1028159 |
|
Batch Compressed Pyroxeres (Low-grade) |
Batch Compressed Pyroxeres (Low-grade) |
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| 1028160 |
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Pyroxeres is a common ore available in all regions of space. It has fair amounts of Pyerite and Mexallon.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Pyroxeres is a common ore available in all regions of space. It has fair amounts of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
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| 1028161 |
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Batch Compressed Pyroxeres (Medium-grade) |
Batch Compressed Pyroxeres (Medium-grade) |
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| 1028162 |
|
Medium-grade pyroxeres, sometimes called solid pyroxeres or the Flame of Dam'Torsad, has a 5% higher yield than its more common cousin.
Pyroxeres is a common ore available in all regions of space. It has fair amounts of Pyerite and Mexallon.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Medium-grade pyroxeres, sometimes called solid pyroxeres or the Flame of Dam'Torsad, has a 5% higher yield than its more common cousin.
Pyroxeres is a common ore available in all regions of space. It has fair amounts of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
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| 1028163 |
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Batch Compressed Pyroxeres (High-grade) |
Batch Compressed Pyroxeres (High-grade) |
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| 1028164 |
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High-grade or viscous pyroxeres is the secret behind the success of ORE in the early days. ORE has since then moved into more profitable minerals, but viscous pyroxeres and its 10% higher mineral yield still holds a special place in the hearts of all miners dreaming of becoming the next mining moguls of EVE.
Pyroxeres is a common ore available in all regions of space. It has fair amounts of Pyerite and Mexallon.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
High-grade or viscous pyroxeres is the secret behind the success of ORE in the early days. ORE has since then moved into more profitable minerals, but viscous pyroxeres and its 10% higher mineral yield still holds a special place in the hearts of all miners dreaming of becoming the next mining moguls of EVE.
Pyroxeres is a common ore available in all regions of space. It has fair amounts of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
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| 1028165 |
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Batch Compressed Scordite (Medium-grade) |
Batch Compressed Scordite (Medium-grade) |
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| 1028166 |
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Condensed scordite, the medium-grade cousin of normal scordite, has a 5% better yield. The increase may seem insignificant, but matters greatly to new miners where every ISK counts.
Scordite is amongst the most common ore types in the central regions of known universe. It has a fair bit of Tritanium and Pyerite. Good choice for those starting their mining careers.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Condensed scordite, the medium-grade cousin of normal scordite, has a 5% better yield. The increase may seem insignificant, but matters greatly to new miners where every ISK counts.
Scordite is amongst the most common ore types in the central regions of known universe. It has a fair bit of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. Good choice for those starting their mining careers.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
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| 1028167 |
|
Batch Compressed Scordite (High-grade) |
Batch Compressed Scordite (High-grade) |
|
| 1028168 |
|
Massive or high-grade scordite was the stuff of legend in the early days of space exploration, due to a 10% higher mineral yield than standard scordite. Though it has long since been taken over in value by other ores it still has a special place in the hearts of veteran miners.
Scordite is amongst the most common ore types in the central regions of known universe. It has a fair bit of Tritanium and Pyerite. Good choice for those starting their mining careers.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Massive or high-grade scordite was the stuff of legend in the early days of space exploration, due to a 10% higher mineral yield than standard scordite. Though it has long since been taken over in value by other ores it still has a special place in the hearts of veteran miners.
Scordite is amongst the most common ore types in the central regions of known universe. It has a fair bit of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. Good choice for those starting their mining careers.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
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| 1028169 |
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Batch Compressed Scordite (Low-grade) |
Batch Compressed Scordite (Low-grade) |
|
| 1028170 |
|
Scordite is amongst the most common ore types in the central regions of known universe. It has a fair bit of Tritanium and Pyerite. Good choice for those starting their mining careers.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Scordite is amongst the most common ore types in the central regions of known universe. It has a fair bit of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. Good choice for those starting their mining careers.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
|
| 1028171 |
|
Batch Compressed Veldspar (Medium-grade) |
Batch Compressed Veldspar (Medium-grade) |
|
| 1028172 |
|
Clusters of veldspar with 5% higher yield, called medium-grade or concentrated veldspar, are sometimes found in areas where normal veldspar is already in abundance.
Veldspar is the most common ore type in the central regions of known universe. It is still in constant demand as it holds a large portion of the much-used Tritanium mineral.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Clusters of veldspar with 5% higher yield, called medium-grade or concentrated veldspar, are sometimes found in areas where normal veldspar is already in abundance.
Veldspar is the most common ore type in the central regions of known universe. It is still in constant demand as it holds a large portion of the much-used <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> mineral.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
|
| 1028173 |
|
Batch Compressed Veldspar (High-grade) |
Batch Compressed Veldspar (High-grade) |
|
| 1028174 |
|
In asteroids above average size, the intense pressure can weld normal veldspar into what is known as high-grade or dense veldspar, increasing the yield by 10%.
Veldspar is the most common ore type in the central regions of known universe. It is still in constant demand as it holds a large portion of the much-used Tritanium mineral.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
In asteroids above average size, the intense pressure can weld normal veldspar into what is known as high-grade or dense veldspar, increasing the yield by 10%.
Veldspar is the most common ore type in the central regions of known universe. It is still in constant demand as it holds a large portion of the much-used <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> mineral.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
|
| 1028175 |
|
Batch Compressed Veldspar (Low-grade) |
Batch Compressed Veldspar (Low-grade) |
|
| 1028176 |
|
Veldspar is the most common ore type in the central regions of known universe. It is still in constant demand as it holds a large portion of the much-used Tritanium mineral.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Veldspar is the most common ore type in the central regions of known universe. It is still in constant demand as it holds a large portion of the much-used <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> mineral.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
|
| 1028177 |
|
Compressed Blue Ice (Low-grade) |
Compressed Blue Ice (Low-grade) |
|
| 1028178 |
|
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. Due to its unique chemical composition and the circumstances under which it forms, blue ice contains more oxygen isotopes than any other ice asteroid.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. Due to its unique chemical composition and the circumstances under which it forms, blue ice contains more oxygen isotopes than any other ice asteroid.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1028179 |
|
Compressed Clear Icicle (Low-grade) |
Compressed Clear Icicle (Low-grade) |
|
| 1028180 |
|
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. These crystalline formations can be found scattered around many an ice field, and are known as the universe's primary source of helium isotopes.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. These crystalline formations can be found scattered around many an ice field, and are known as the universe's primary source of helium isotopes.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1028181 |
|
Compressed Dark Glitter (Low-grade) |
Compressed Dark Glitter (Low-grade) |
|
| 1028182 |
|
Dark glitter is one of the rarest of the interstellar ices, formed only in areas with large amounts of residual electrical current. Little is known about the exact way in which it comes into being; the staggering amount of liquid ozone to be found inside one of these rocks makes it an intriguing mystery for stellar physicists and chemists alike. In addition, it contains large amounts of heavy water and a decent measure of strontium clathrates.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Dark glitter is one of the rarest of the interstellar ices, formed only in areas with large amounts of residual electrical current. Little is known about the exact way in which it comes into being; the staggering amount of liquid ozone to be found inside one of these rocks makes it an intriguing mystery for stellar physicists and chemists alike. In addition, it contains large amounts of heavy water and a decent measure of strontium clathrates.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1028183 |
|
Compressed Clear Icicle (Superior-grade) |
Compressed Clear Icicle (Superior-grade) |
|
| 1028184 |
|
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. These crystalline formations can be found scattered around many an ice field and are known as the universe's primary source of helium isotopes. Due to environmental factors, this fragment's isotope deposits have become even richer than its regular counterparts'.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. These crystalline formations can be found scattered around many an ice field and are known as the universe's primary source of helium isotopes. Due to environmental factors, this fragment's isotope deposits have become even richer than its regular counterparts'.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1028185 |
|
Compressed Krystallos (Low-grade) |
Compressed Krystallos (Low-grade) |
|
| 1028186 |
|
The universe's richest known source of strontium clathrates, Krystallos ice formations are formed only in areas where a very particular combination of environmental factors are at play. Krystallos compounds also include quite a bit of liquid ozone.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
The universe's richest known source of strontium clathrates, Krystallos ice formations are formed only in areas where a very particular combination of environmental factors are at play. Krystallos compounds also include quite a bit of liquid ozone.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1028187 |
|
Compressed White Glaze (Superior-grade) |
Compressed White Glaze (Superior-grade) |
|
| 1028188 |
|
When star fusion processes occur near high concentrations of silicate dust, such as those found in interstellar ice fields, the substance known as White Glaze is formed. While White Glaze generally is extremely high in nitrogen-14 and other stable nitrogen isotopes, a few rare fragments, such as this one, have stayed free of radioactive contaminants and are thus richer in isotopes than their more impure counterparts.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
When star fusion processes occur near high concentrations of silicate dust, such as those found in interstellar ice fields, the substance known as White Glaze is formed. While White Glaze generally is extremely high in nitrogen-14 and other stable nitrogen isotopes, a few rare fragments, such as this one, have stayed free of radioactive contaminants and are thus richer in isotopes than their more impure counterparts.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1028189 |
|
Compressed Glacial Mass (Superior-grade) |
Compressed Glacial Mass (Superior-grade) |
|
| 1028190 |
|
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. Glacial masses are known to contain hydrogen isotopes in abundance, but the high surface diffusion on this particular mass means it has considerably more than its coarser counterparts.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. Glacial masses are known to contain hydrogen isotopes in abundance, but the high surface diffusion on this particular mass means it has considerably more than its coarser counterparts.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1028191 |
|
Compressed Blue Ice (Superior-grade) |
Compressed Blue Ice (Superior-grade) |
|
| 1028192 |
|
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. Due to its unique chemical composition and the circumstances under which it forms, blue ice will, under normal circumstances, contain more oxygen isotopes than any other ice asteroid. This particular formation is an old one and therefore contains even more than its less mature siblings.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. Due to its unique chemical composition and the circumstances under which it forms, blue ice will, under normal circumstances, contain more oxygen isotopes than any other ice asteroid. This particular formation is an old one and therefore contains even more than its less mature siblings.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1028193 |
|
Compressed White Glaze (Low-grade) |
Compressed White Glaze (Low-grade) |
|
| 1028194 |
|
When star fusion processes occur near high concentrations of silicate dust, such as those found in interstellar ice fields, the substance known as White Glaze is formed. White Glaze is extremely high in nitrogen-14 and other stable nitrogen isotopes, and is thus a necessity for the sustained operation of certain kinds of control tower.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
When star fusion processes occur near high concentrations of silicate dust, such as those found in interstellar ice fields, the substance known as White Glaze is formed. White Glaze is extremely high in nitrogen-14 and other stable nitrogen isotopes, and is thus a necessity for the sustained operation of certain kinds of control tower.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
|
| 1028195 |
|
Clear Icicle (Low-grade) |
Clear Icicle (Low-grade) |
|
| 1028196 |
|
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. These crystalline formations can be found scattered around many an ice field, and are known as the universe's primary source of helium isotopes.
Available in <color='0xFF33FFFF'>1.0</color> security status solar systems or lower. |
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. These crystalline formations can be found scattered around many an ice field, and are known as the universe's primary source of helium isotopes.
Available in <color='0xFF33FFFF'>1.0</color> security status solar systems or lower. |
|
| 1028197 |
|
Glacial Mass (Low-grade) |
Glacial Mass (Low-grade) |
|
| 1028198 |
|
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. Glacial masses are known to contain hydrogen isotopes in abundance, in addition to smatterings of heavy water and liquid ozone.
Available in <color='0xFF33FFFF'>1.0</color> security status solar systems or lower. |
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. Glacial masses are known to contain hydrogen isotopes in abundance, in addition to smatterings of heavy water and liquid ozone.
Available in <color='0xFF33FFFF'>1.0</color> security status solar systems or lower. |
|
| 1028199 |
|
Blue Ice (Low-grade) |
Blue Ice (Low-grade) |
|
| 1028200 |
|
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. Due to its unique chemical composition and the circumstances under which it forms, blue ice contains more oxygen isotopes than any other ice asteroid.
Available in <color='0xFF33FFFF'>1.0</color> security status solar systems or lower. |
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. Due to its unique chemical composition and the circumstances under which it forms, blue ice contains more oxygen isotopes than any other ice asteroid.
Available in <color='0xFF33FFFF'>1.0</color> security status solar systems or lower. |
|
| 1028201 |
|
White Glaze (Low-grade) |
White Glaze (Low-grade) |
|
| 1028202 |
|
When star fusion processes occur near high concentrations of silicate dust, such as those found in interstellar ice fields, the substance known as White Glaze is formed. White Glaze is extremely high in nitrogen-14 and other stable nitrogen isotopes, and is thus a necessity for the sustained operation of certain kinds of control tower.
Available in <color='0xFF33FFFF'>1.0</color> security status solar systems or lower. |
When star fusion processes occur near high concentrations of silicate dust, such as those found in interstellar ice fields, the substance known as White Glaze is formed. White Glaze is extremely high in nitrogen-14 and other stable nitrogen isotopes, and is thus a necessity for the sustained operation of certain kinds of control tower.
Available in <color='0xFF33FFFF'>1.0</color> security status solar systems or lower. |
|
| 1028203 |
|
Glare Crust (Low-grade) |
Glare Crust (Low-grade) |
|
| 1028204 |
|
In areas with high concentrations of electromagnetic activity, ice formations such as this one, containing large amounts of heavy water and liquid ozone, are spontaneously formed during times of great electric flux. Glare crust also contains a small amount of strontium clathrates.
Available in <color='0xFFFF6600'>0.4</color> security status solar systems or lower. |
In areas with high concentrations of electromagnetic activity, ice formations such as this one, containing large amounts of heavy water and liquid ozone, are spontaneously formed during times of great electric flux. Glare crust also contains a small amount of strontium clathrates.
Available in <color='0xFFFF6600'>0.4</color> security status solar systems or lower. |
|
| 1028205 |
|
Dark Glitter (Low-grade) |
Dark Glitter (Low-grade) |
|
| 1028206 |
|
Dark glitter is one of the rarest of the interstellar ices, formed only in areas with large amounts of residual electrical current. Little is known about the exact way in which it comes into being; the staggering amount of liquid ozone to be found inside one of these rocks makes it an intriguing mystery for stellar physicists and chemists alike. In addition, it contains large amounts of heavy water and a decent measure of strontium clathrates.
Available in <color='0xFFE53300'>0.1</color> security status solar systems or lower. |
Dark glitter is one of the rarest of the interstellar ices, formed only in areas with large amounts of residual electrical current. Little is known about the exact way in which it comes into being; the staggering amount of liquid ozone to be found inside one of these rocks makes it an intriguing mystery for stellar physicists and chemists alike. In addition, it contains large amounts of heavy water and a decent measure of strontium clathrates.
Available in <color='0xFFE53300'>0.1</color> security status solar systems or lower. |
|
| 1028207 |
|
Gelidus (Low-grade) |
Gelidus (Low-grade) |
|
| 1028208 |
|
Fairly rare and very valuable, Gelidus-type ice formations are a large-scale source of strontium clathrates, one of the rarest ice solids found in the universe, in addition to which they contain unusually large concentrations of heavy water and liquid ozone.
Available in <color='0xFFFF0000'>0.0</color> security status solar systems or lower. |
Fairly rare and very valuable, Gelidus-type ice formations are a large-scale source of strontium clathrates, one of the rarest ice solids found in the universe, in addition to which they contain unusually large concentrations of heavy water and liquid ozone.
Available in <color='0xFFFF0000'>0.0</color> security status solar systems or lower. |
|
| 1028209 |
|
Krystallos (Low-grade) |
Krystallos (Low-grade) |
|
| 1028210 |
|
The universe's richest known source of strontium clathrates, Krystallos ice formations are formed only in areas where a very particular combination of environmental factors are at play. Krystallos compounds also include quite a bit of liquid ozone.
Available in <color='0xFFFF0000'>0.0</color> security status solar systems or lower. |
The universe's richest known source of strontium clathrates, Krystallos ice formations are formed only in areas where a very particular combination of environmental factors are at play. Krystallos compounds also include quite a bit of liquid ozone.
Available in <color='0xFFFF0000'>0.0</color> security status solar systems or lower. |
|
| 1028211 |
|
Pyroxeres (Low-grade) |
Pyroxeres (Low-grade) |
|
| 1028212 |
|
Pyroxeres is a common ore available in all regions of space. It has fair amounts of Pyerite and Mexallon.
Available in all known space and wormhole systems. |
Pyroxeres is a common ore available in all regions of space. It has fair amounts of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
Available in all known space and wormhole systems. |
|
| 1028213 |
|
Kylixium (Low-grade) |
Kylixium (Low-grade) |
|
| 1028214 |
|
Kylixium, an ore discovered in YC126, is mostly composed of mexallon, with some tritanium and pyerite in smaller quantities. It is named for its clay-like properties and appearance.
Kylixium may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies. |
Kylixium, an ore discovered in YC126, is mostly composed of <a href=showinfo:36>mexallon</a>, with some <a href=showinfo:34>tritanium</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>pyerite</a> in smaller quantities. It is named for its clay-like properties and appearance.
Kylixium may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies. |
|
| 1028215 |
|
Kylixium (Medium-grade) |
Kylixium (Medium-grade) |
|
| 1028216 |
|
Kaolin or medium-grade kylixium is a rarer form of kylixium that yields a 5% increase in mineral content. It has more claylike properties than its prevalent form.
Kaolin kylixium may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies. |
Kaolin or medium-grade kylixium is a rarer form of <a href=showinfo:81900>kylixium</a> that yields a 5% increase in mineral content. It has more claylike properties than its prevalent form.
Kaolin kylixium may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies. |
|
| 1028217 |
|
Kylixium (High-grade) |
Kylixium (High-grade) |
|
| 1028218 |
|
With 10% more mineral content, high-grade kylixium is colloquially recognized for its argil-like malleability.
Argil kylixium may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies. |
With 10% more mineral content, high-grade <a href=showinfo:81900>kylixium</a> is colloquially recognized for its argil-like malleability.
Argil kylixium may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies. |
|
| 1028219 |
|
Kylixium (Superior-grade) |
Kylixium (Superior-grade) |
|
| 1028220 |
|
Extremely rich in mexallon, superior-grade or adobe kylixium is considered a auspicious find amongst those who mine it. This form has a 15% greater yield than its everyday variety.
Adobe kylixium may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies. |
Extremely rich in <a href=showinfo:36>mexallon</a>, superior-grade or adobe <a href=showinfo:81900>kylixium</a> is considered a auspicious find amongst those who mine it. This form has a 15% greater yield than its everyday variety.
Adobe kylixium may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies. |
|
| 1028224 |
|
Thera System Effect |
Thera System Effect |
Name for dungeon 13520 |
| 1028225 |
|
Gererique System Effect |
Gererique System Effect |
Name for dungeon 13521 |
| 1028226 |
|
New Eden System Effect |
New Eden System Effect |
Name for dungeon 13522 |
| 1028227 |
|
6QBH-S System Effect |
6QBH-S System Effect |
Name for dungeon 13523 |
| 1028228 |
|
Saisio System Effect |
Saisio System Effect |
Name for dungeon 13524 |
| 1028229 |
|
D-B7YK System Effect |
D-B7YK System Effect |
Name for dungeon 13525 |
| 1028230 |
|
Atioth System Effect |
Atioth System Effect |
Name for dungeon 13526 |
| 1028231 |
|
M2-XFE System Effect |
M2-XFE System Effect |
Name for dungeon 13527 |
| 1028232 |
|
B-R5RB System Effect |
B-R5RB System Effect |
Name for dungeon 13528 |
| 1028233 |
|
Ennur System Effect |
Ennur System Effect |
Name for dungeon 13529 |
| 1028234 |
|
Tunudan System Effect |
Tunudan System Effect |
Name for dungeon 13530 |
| 1028235 |
|
C-J6MT System Effect |
C-J6MT System Effect |
Name for dungeon 13531 |
| 1028236 |
|
Mozzidit System Effect |
Mozzidit System Effect |
Name for dungeon 13532 |
| 1028237 |
|
Manarq System Effect |
Manarq System Effect |
Name for dungeon 13533 |
| 1028238 |
|
Molea System Effect |
Molea System Effect |
Name for dungeon 13534 |
| 1028239 |
|
Eram System Effect |
Eram System Effect |
Name for dungeon 13535 |
| 1028240 |
|
Drifter System Effect |
Drifter System Effect |
Name for dungeon 13536 |
| 1028241 |
|
Sov Gamma System Effect |
Sov Gamma System Effect |
Name for dungeon 13537 |
| 1028242 |
|
Sov Plasma System Effect |
Sov Plasma System Effect |
Name for dungeon 13538 |
| 1028243 |
|
Sov Exotic System Effect |
Sov Exotic System Effect |
Name for dungeon 13539 |
| 1028244 |
|
Sov Electric System Effect |
Sov Electric System Effect |
Name for dungeon 13540 |
| 1028246 |
|
Environmental Adaptation |
Environmental Adaptation |
UI/Inflight/EwarHints/SOEenvironmentalEffect |
| 1028276 |
|
Catalyst Expansion is Here |
Catalyst Expansion is Here |
Name of new feature 2269 |
| 1028277 |
|
Hyperspace fractures reveal asteroids rich in a new, valuable ore, igniting a resource rush. |
Hyperspace fractures reveal asteroids rich in a new, valuable ore, igniting a resource rush. |
Description of new feature "Catalyst Expansion is Here" (2269) |
| 1028278 |
|
New industrial and exploration ships expand capsuleer options. |
New industrial and exploration ships expand capsuleer options. |
Bullet point for new feature "Catalyst Expansion is Here" (2269) |
| 1028279 |
|
Refined mining with faster cycles, critical hits, improved scanning, and many more improvements. |
Refined mining with faster cycles, critical hits, improved scanning, and many more improvements. |
Bullet point for new feature "Catalyst Expansion is Here" (2269) |
| 1028281 |
|
A new 2D map and epic arc, carrier enhancements, PLEX logs, and much more. |
A new 2D map and epic arc, carrier enhancements, PLEX logs, and much more. |
Bullet point for new feature "Catalyst Expansion is Here" (2269) |
| 1028298 |
|
Imperial Guard Punisher |
Imperial Guard Punisher |
Name of item 90839 (FW Amarr Empire Frigate) |
| 1028299 |
|
A frigate of the Amarr Empire. |
A frigate of the Amarr Empire. |
Description of item "Imperial Guard Punisher" (90839) |
| 1028302 |
|
Imperial Renouncer Punisher |
Imperial Renouncer Punisher |
Name of item 90841 (FW Amarr Empire Frigate) |
| 1028303 |
|
A frigate of the Amarr Empire. |
A frigate of the Amarr Empire. |
Description of item "Imperial Renouncer Punisher" (90841) |
| 1028304 |
|
State Protector Merlin |
State Protector Merlin |
Name of item 90842 (FW Caldari State Frigate) |
| 1028305 |
|
A frigate of the Caldari State. |
A frigate of the Caldari State. |
Description of item "State Protector Merlin" (90842) |
| 1028306 |
|
Federation Warden Incursus |
Federation Warden Incursus |
Name of item 90843 (FW Gallente Federation Frigate) |
| 1028307 |
|
A frigate of the Gallente Federation. |
A frigate of the Gallente Federation. |
Description of item "Federation Warden Incursus" (90843) |
| 1028308 |
|
Republic Defender Rifter |
Republic Defender Rifter |
Name of item 90844 (FW Minmatar Republic Frigate) |
| 1028309 |
|
A frigate of the Minmatar Republic. |
A frigate of the Minmatar Republic. |
Description of item "Republic Defender Rifter" (90844) |
| 1028310 |
|
State Detainer Merlin |
State Detainer Merlin |
Name of item 90845 (FW Caldari State Frigate) |
| 1028311 |
|
A frigate of the Caldari State. |
A frigate of the Caldari State. |
Description of item "State Detainer Merlin" (90845) |
| 1028312 |
|
Federation Inspector Incursus |
Federation Inspector Incursus |
Name of item 90846 (FW Gallente Federation Frigate) |
| 1028313 |
|
A frigate of the Gallente Federation. |
A frigate of the Gallente Federation. |
Description of item "Federation Inspector Incursus" (90846) |
| 1028314 |
|
Republic Bulwark Rifter |
Republic Bulwark Rifter |
Name of item 90847 (FW Minmatar Republic Frigate) |
| 1028315 |
|
A frigate of the Minmatar Republic. |
A frigate of the Minmatar Republic. |
Description of item "Republic Bulwark Rifter" (90847) |
| 1028316 |
|
Imperial Guard Coercer |
Imperial Guard Coercer |
Name of item 90848 (FW Amarr Empire Destroyer) |
| 1028317 |
|
A destroyer of the Amarr Empire. |
A destroyer of the Amarr Empire. |
Description of item "Imperial Guard Coercer" (90848) |
| 1028318 |
|
Imperial Renouncer Coercer |
Imperial Renouncer Coercer |
Name of item 90849 (FW Amarr Empire Destroyer) |
| 1028319 |
|
A destroyer of the Amarr Empire. |
A destroyer of the Amarr Empire. |
Description of item "Imperial Renouncer Coercer" (90849) |
| 1028320 |
|
Federation Inspector Catalyst |
Federation Inspector Catalyst |
Name of item 90850 (FW Gallente Federation Destroyer) |
| 1028321 |
|
A destroyer of the Gallente Federation. |
A destroyer of the Gallente Federation. |
Description of item "Federation Inspector Catalyst" (90850) |
| 1028322 |
|
State Detainer Cormorant |
State Detainer Cormorant |
Name of item 90851 (FW Caldari State Destroyer) |
| 1028323 |
|
A destroyer of the Caldari State. |
A destroyer of the Caldari State. |
Description of item "State Detainer Cormorant" (90851) |
| 1028324 |
|
Republic Bulwark Thrasher |
Republic Bulwark Thrasher |
Name of item 90852 (FW Minmatar Republic Destroyer) |
| 1028325 |
|
A destroyer of the Minmatar Republic. |
A destroyer of the Minmatar Republic. |
Description of item "Republic Bulwark Thrasher" (90852) |
| 1028326 |
|
State Protector Cormorant |
State Protector Cormorant |
Name of item 90853 (FW Caldari State Destroyer) |
| 1028327 |
|
A destroyer of the Caldari State. |
A destroyer of the Caldari State. |
Description of item "State Protector Cormorant" (90853) |
| 1028328 |
|
Federation Warden Catalyst |
Federation Warden Catalyst |
Name of item 90854 (FW Gallente Federation Destroyer) |
| 1028329 |
|
A destroyer of the Gallente Federation. |
A destroyer of the Gallente Federation. |
Description of item "Federation Warden Catalyst" (90854) |
| 1028330 |
|
Republic Defender Thrasher |
Republic Defender Thrasher |
Name of item 90855 (FW Minmatar Republic Destroyer) |
| 1028331 |
|
A destroyer of the Minmatar Republic. |
A destroyer of the Minmatar Republic. |
Description of item "Republic Defender Thrasher" (90855) |
| 1028332 |
|
Imperial Guard Maller |
Imperial Guard Maller |
Name of item 90856 (FW Amarr Empire Cruiser) |
| 1028333 |
|
A cruiser of the Amarr Empire. |
A cruiser of the Amarr Empire. |
Description of item "Imperial Guard Maller" (90856) |
| 1028334 |
|
Imperial Guard Harbinger |
Imperial Guard Harbinger |
Name of item 90857 (FW Amarr Empire Battlecruiser) |
| 1028335 |
|
A battlecruiser of the Amarr Empire. |
A battlecruiser of the Amarr Empire. |
Description of item "Imperial Guard Harbinger" (90857) |
| 1028336 |
|
Imperial Renouncer Maller |
Imperial Renouncer Maller |
Name of item 90858 (FW Amarr Empire Cruiser) |
| 1028337 |
|
A cruiser of the Amarr Empire. |
A cruiser of the Amarr Empire. |
Description of item "Imperial Renouncer Maller" (90858) |
| 1028338 |
|
Imperial Renouncer Harbinger |
Imperial Renouncer Harbinger |
Name of item 90859 (FW Amarr Empire Battlecruiser) |
| 1028339 |
|
A battlecruiser of the Amarr Empire. |
A battlecruiser of the Amarr Empire. |
Description of item "Imperial Renouncer Harbinger" (90859) |
| 1028340 |
|
State Detainer Moa |
State Detainer Moa |
Name of item 90860 (FW Caldari State Cruiser) |
| 1028341 |
|
A cruiser of the Caldari State. |
A cruiser of the Caldari State. |
Description of item "State Detainer Moa" (90860) |
| 1028342 |
|
State Protector Moa |
State Protector Moa |
Name of item 90861 (FW Caldari State Cruiser) |
| 1028343 |
|
A cruiser of the Caldari State. |
A cruiser of the Caldari State. |
Description of item "State Protector Moa" (90861) |
| 1028344 |
|
Federation Inspector Thorax |
Federation Inspector Thorax |
Name of item 90862 (FW Gallente Federation Cruiser) |
| 1028345 |
|
A cruiser of the Gallente Federation. |
A cruiser of the Gallente Federation. |
Description of item "Federation Inspector Thorax" (90862) |
| 1028346 |
|
Federation Warden Thorax |
Federation Warden Thorax |
Name of item 90863 (FW Gallente Federation Cruiser) |
| 1028347 |
|
A cruiser of the Gallente Federation. |
A cruiser of the Gallente Federation. |
Description of item "Federation Warden Thorax" (90863) |
| 1028348 |
|
Republic Bulwark Rupture |
Republic Bulwark Rupture |
Name of item 90864 (FW Minmatar Republic Cruiser) |
| 1028349 |
|
A cruiser of the Minmatar Republic. |
A cruiser of the Minmatar Republic. |
Description of item "Republic Bulwark Rupture" (90864) |
| 1028350 |
|
Republic Defender Rupture |
Republic Defender Rupture |
Name of item 90865 (FW Minmatar Republic Cruiser) |
| 1028351 |
|
A cruiser of the Minmatar Republic. |
A cruiser of the Minmatar Republic. |
Description of item "Republic Defender Rupture" (90865) |
| 1028352 |
|
State Detainer Ferox |
State Detainer Ferox |
Name of item 90866 (FW Caldari State Battlecruiser) |
| 1028353 |
|
A battlecruiser of the Caldari State. |
A battlecruiser of the Caldari State. |
Description of item "State Detainer Ferox" (90866) |
| 1028354 |
|
State Protector Ferox |
State Protector Ferox |
Name of item 90867 (FW Caldari State Battlecruiser) |
| 1028355 |
|
A battlecruiser of the Caldari State. |
A battlecruiser of the Caldari State. |
Description of item "State Protector Ferox" (90867) |
| 1028356 |
|
Federation Inspector Brutix |
Federation Inspector Brutix |
Name of item 90868 (FW Gallente Federation Battlecruiser) |
| 1028357 |
|
A battlecruiser of the Gallente Federation. |
A battlecruiser of the Gallente Federation. |
Description of item "Federation Inspector Brutix" (90868) |
| 1028358 |
|
Federation Warden Brutix |
Federation Warden Brutix |
Name of item 90869 (FW Gallente Federation Battlecruiser) |
| 1028359 |
|
A battlecruiser of the Gallente Federation. |
A battlecruiser of the Gallente Federation. |
Description of item "Federation Warden Brutix" (90869) |
| 1028360 |
|
Republic Bulwark Hurricane |
Republic Bulwark Hurricane |
Name of item 90870 (FW Minmatar Republic Battlecruiser) |
| 1028361 |
|
A battlecruiser of Minmatar Republic. |
A battlecruiser of Minmatar Republic. |
Description of item "Republic Bulwark Hurricane" (90870) |
| 1028362 |
|
Republic Defender Hurricane |
Republic Defender Hurricane |
Name of item 90871 (FW Minmatar Republic Battlecruiser) |
| 1028363 |
|
A battlecruiser of Minmatar Republic. |
A battlecruiser of Minmatar Republic. |
Description of item "Republic Defender Hurricane" (90871) |
| 1028369 |
|
Date (Ascending) |
Date (Ascending) |
UI/PlexVault/Logs/SortAscending |
| 1028370 |
|
Date (Descending) |
Date (Descending) |
UI/PlexVault/Logs/SortDescending |
| 1028371 |
|
None |
None |
UI/Map/Layout/jumpBridgeLinksNone |
| 1028422 |
|
Mining critical success chance bonus |
Mining critical success chance bonus |
|
| 1028423 |
|
Residue Probability Reduction |
Residue Probability Reduction |
|
| 1028458 |
|
Export all transaction entries to clipboard in CSV format. This operation may take a while. |
Export all transaction entries to clipboard in CSV format. This operation may take a while. |
UI/PlexVault/Logs/ExportAll |
| 1028459 |
|
Failed to export PLEX transaction log entries. Please try again later. |
Failed to export PLEX transaction log entries. Please try again later. |
UI/PlexVault/Logs/PlexLogsExportFailed |
| 1028464 |
|
Select the Cloning Bay filter, to change what the map displays. |
Select the <b>Cloning Bay</b> filter, to change what the map displays. |
Part of conversation "[MAP Onboarding] 2.2.1 - Click On Filter" |
| 1028602 |
|
Phased Fields |
Phased Fields |
UI/Map/MapPallet/PhasedFields |
| 1028606 |
|
Predicted Output Results |
Predicted Output Results |
UI/Reprocessing/ReprocessingWindow/PredictedOutputResults |
| 1028652 |
|
Maximum of {[numeric]amount} transactions shown |
Maximum of {[numeric]amount} transactions shown |
UI/PlexVault/MaxTransactionsShown |
| 1028656 |
|
Already connected |
Already connected |
UI/Inflight/SpaceComponents/PhaseStabilizer/TooltipAlreadyConnected |
| 1028671 |
|
Linear |
Linear |
UI/Map/MapPallet/settingScalingLinear |
| 1028674 |
|
Logarithmic |
Logarithmic |
UI/Map/MapPallet/settingScalingLogarithmic |
| 1028677 |
|
Enable size scaling |
Enable size scaling |
UI/Map/MapPallet/settingEnableSizeScaling |
| 1028678 |
|
Scaling |
Scaling |
UI/Map/MapPallet/settingSectionScaling |
| 1028679 |
|
Apply to Current Filter |
Apply to Current Filter |
UI/Map/MapPallet/settingButtonApply |
| 1028680 |
|
Filter Visualization |
Filter Visualization |
UI/Map/MapPallet/settingPanelHeader |
| 1028681 |
|
Current data range: {min} - {max} |
Current data range: {min} - {max} |
UI/Map/MapPallet/settingPanelCurrentDataRange |
| 1028682 |
|
Color range |
Color range |
UI/Map/MapPallet/settingPanelColorRangeHeader |
| 1028686 |
|
Sunset |
Sunset |
UI/Map/MapPallet/settingColorRangeSunset |
| 1028687 |
|
Neon |
Neon |
UI/Map/MapPallet/settingColorRangeNeon |
| 1028688 |
|
Jester |
Jester |
UI/Map/MapPallet/settingColorRangeJester |
| 1028689 |
|
Deuter |
Deuter |
UI/Map/MapPallet/settingColorRangeDeuter |
| 1028690 |
|
{[numeric]amount, decimalPlaces=1}% |
{[numeric]amount, decimalPlaces=1}% |
UI/Map/AmountPercentage1Decimal |
| 1028691 |
|
Photon |
Photon |
UI/Map/MapPallet/settingColorRangePhoton |
| 1028692 |
|
Viridis |
Viridis |
UI/Map/MapPallet/settingColorRangeViridis |
| 1028701 |
|
Security |
Security |
UI/Map/MapPallet/legendLabelSecurityStatus |
| 1028702 |
|
Planets |
Planets |
UI/Map/MapPallet/legendLabelPlanets |
| 1028703 |
|
Pilots |
Pilots |
UI/Map/MapPallet/legendLabelPilots |
| 1028719 |
|
Asteroid belts |
Asteroid belts |
UI/Map/MapPallet/legendLabelAsteroidBelts |
| 1028720 |
|
Anomalies |
Anomalies |
UI/Map/MapPallet/legendLabelOreAnomalies |
| 1028721 |
|
FW Small Wreck |
FW Small Wreck |
Name of item 91024 (Wreck) |
| 1028722 |
|
The remains of a destroyed ship. It does not appear that anything of value could be salvaged from it. |
The remains of a destroyed ship. It does not appear that anything of value could be salvaged from it. |
Description of item "FW Small Wreck" (91024) |
| 1028723 |
|
State |
State |
UI/PhasedAsteroid/State |
| 1028724 |
|
Breached, Not Phased In |
Breached, Not Phased In |
UI/PhasedAsteroid/BreachedNotPhasedIn |
| 1028725 |
|
Breached, Phased In |
Breached, Phased In |
UI/PhasedAsteroid/BreachedPhasedIn |
| 1028726 |
|
FW Medium Wreck |
FW Medium Wreck |
Name of item 91025 (Wreck) |
| 1028727 |
|
The remains of a destroyed ship. It does not appear that anything of value could be salvaged from it. |
The remains of a destroyed ship. It does not appear that anything of value could be salvaged from it. |
Description of item "FW Medium Wreck" (91025) |
| 1028728 |
|
Until Breach |
Until Breach |
UI/PhasedAsteroid/UntilBreach |
| 1028729 |
|
Until Collapse |
Until Collapse |
UI/PhasedAsteroid/UntilCollapse |
| 1028730 |
|
Within 1 jump |
Within 1 jump |
UI/Map/MapPallet/legendLabelOreAnomaliesPrecise |
| 1028731 |
|
2 to 5 jumps |
2 to 5 jumps |
UI/Map/MapPallet/legendLabelOreAnomaliesImprecise |
| 1028801 |
|
Breached, Phasing In |
Breached, Phasing In |
UI/PhasedAsteroid/BreachedPhasingIn |
| 1028806 |
|
Asteroid has Collapsed and is no longer mineable |
Asteroid has Collapsed and is no longer mineable |
UI/PhasedAsteroid/HintCollapsed |
| 1028808 |
|
{item_name} needs to be deployed and connected to reach full mining efficiency (current: 10%) |
{item_name} needs to be deployed and connected to reach full mining efficiency (current: 10%) |
UI/PhasedAsteroid/HintBreachedNotPhasedIn |
| 1028811 |
|
Until Phased In |
Until Phased In |
UI/PhasedAsteroid/UntilPhasedIn |
| 1028816 |
|
Until Phases Out |
Until Phases Out |
UI/PhasedAsteroid/UntilPhasesOut |
| 1028827 |
|
{item_name} Connected, attempting to Phase Asteroid In |
{item_name} Connected, attempting to Phase Asteroid In |
UI/PhasedAsteroid/HintBreachedPhasingIn |
| 1028828 |
|
Asteroid Breached and Phased In, Mining Efficiency: 100% |
Asteroid Breached and Phased In, Mining Efficiency: 100% |
UI/PhasedAsteroid/HintBreachedPhasedIn |
| 1028829 |
|
Asteroid is Latent and cannot be mined or Phased In until it has Breached |
Asteroid is Latent and cannot be mined or Phased In until it has Breached |
UI/PhasedAsteroid/HintLatent |
| 1028854 |
|
Mining Efficiency: 10% |
Mining Efficiency: 10% |
UI/PhasedAsteroid/MiningEfficiencyWarning |
| 1028862 |
|
{amount}x {offerName}; NES purchase by {[character]characterID.name} as a gift to {[character]otherCharacterID.name} |
{amount}x {offerName}; NES purchase by {[character]characterID.name} as a gift to {[character]otherCharacterID.name} |
UI/PlexVault/Logs/Summaries/SummaryNESPurchaseGift |
| 1028879 |
|
I have a gut feeling we'll need to upgrade you to a Pioneer soon.
Start training the Mining Destroyer skill as soon as possible. |
I have a gut feeling we'll need to upgrade you to a Pioneer soon.
Start training the <b>Mining Destroyer</b> skill as soon as possible. |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M1 - Skills" |
| 1028884 |
|
It’s an impressive operation you have here. |
It’s an impressive operation you have here. |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M1 - Event - Initial Asteroids" |
| 1028885 |
|
Aren’t you worried about getting jumped with all these valuable rocks floating around?
[Private Comms]
Good work, keep it up and finish mining up the veldspar. I'm setting up a window of opportunity for us. |
Aren’t you worried about getting jumped with all these valuable rocks floating around?
[Private Comms]
Good work, keep it up and finish mining up the veldspar. I'm setting up a window of opportunity for us. |
|
| 1028897 |
|
{amount}x {offerName}; NES purchase |
{amount}x {offerName}; NES purchase |
UI/PlexVault/Logs/Summaries/SummaryNESPurchaseNoCharacter |
| 1028939 |
|
Market order cancelled by {[character]characterID.name} |
Market order cancelled by {[character]characterID.name} |
UI/PlexVault/Logs/Summaries/PLEXCancelFromMarket |
| 1028943 |
|
Blink Wallet Button on PLEX Balance Changes |
Blink Wallet Button on PLEX Balance Changes |
UI/Wallet/WalletWindow/NotifyPlexBalanceChange |
| 1028944 |
|
Your PLEX balance has changed |
Your PLEX balance has changed |
UI/Neocom/Blink/PlexBalanceChanged |
| 1028950 |
|
Difficulty: {num} |
Difficulty: {num} |
UI/Map/MapPallet/legendDEDDifficulty |
| 1028953 |
|
In 1h |
In 1h |
UI/Map/MapPallet/legendSkyHookIn1Hr |
| 1028954 |
|
In 2h |
In 2h |
UI/Map/MapPallet/legendSkyHookIn2Hr |
| 1028955 |
|
In 6h |
In 6h |
UI/Map/MapPallet/legendSkyHookIn6Hr |
| 1028956 |
|
Raid Time |
Raid Time |
UI/Map/MapPallet/legendSkyhookLabel |
| 1029601 |
|
Corruption |
Corruption |
UI/Map/MapPallet/corruption |
| 1029602 |
|
Suppression |
Suppression |
UI/Map/MapPallet/suppression |
| 1029603 |
|
Plagioclase |
Plagioclase |
Name of item 18 (Plagioclase) |
| 1029604 |
|
Plagioclase is not amongst the most valuable ore types around, but it contains a large amount of Tritanium and is thus always in constant demand. It also yields some Mexallon.
Available primarily in high security status star systems. |
Plagioclase is not amongst the most valuable ore types around, but it contains a large amount of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and is thus always in constant demand. It also yields some <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
Available primarily in high security status star systems. |
Description of item "Plagioclase" (18) |
| 1029605 |
|
Spodumain |
Spodumain |
Name of item 19 (Spodumain) |
| 1029606 |
|
Spodumain is amongst the most desirable ore types around, as it contains high volumes of the most heavily demanded resource and some amounts of the more precious minerals. Huge volumes of Tritanium and moderate amounts of Isogen, Nocxium, Zydrine and Megacyte can be obtained by refining these rocks. |
Spodumain is amongst the most desirable ore types around, as it contains high volumes of the most heavily demanded resource and some amounts of the more precious minerals. Huge volumes of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and moderate amounts of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>, <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>, <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> and <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a> can be obtained by refining these rocks. |
Description of item "Spodumain" (19) |
| 1029607 |
|
Kernite |
Kernite |
Name of item 20 (Kernite) |
| 1029608 |
|
Kernite is a fairly common ore type that yields fair amounts of Mexallon and Isogen.
Available primarily in low and null security status and wormhole systems. |
Kernite is a fairly common ore type that yields fair amounts of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
Available primarily in low and null security status and wormhole systems. |
Description of item "Kernite" (20) |
| 1029609 |
|
Hedbergite |
Hedbergite |
Name of item 21 (Hedbergite) |
| 1029610 |
|
Hedbergite is sought after for its high concentration of Pyerite and Nocxium.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
Hedbergite is sought after for its high concentration of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
Description of item "Hedbergite" (21) |
| 1029611 |
|
Arkonor |
Arkonor |
Name of item 22 (Arkonor) |
| 1029612 |
|
Arkonor is one of the rarest and most sought-after ores in the known universe. A sizable nugget of this can sweep anyone from rags to riches in no time. It has high amount of Megacyte, and also contains some Mexallon and Pyerite.
Available primarily in null security status and wormhole systems. |
Arkonor is one of the rarest and most sought-after ores in the known universe. A sizable nugget of this can sweep anyone from rags to riches in no time. It has high amount of <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a>, and also contains some <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>.
Available primarily in null security status and wormhole systems. |
Description of item "Arkonor" (22) |
| 1029613 |
|
Tyranite |
Tyranite |
Name of item 88105 (Tyranite) |
| 1029614 |
|
Appearing en masse during the Drifter Crisis of YC127, tyranite is a s-type asteroid that has been bombarded by low-level blackbody radiation for millennia, turning its silicate-like surface regolith into eleutrium. Astrogeologists claim that this process occurred prior to tyranite asteroids appearing, wholly by unknown means.
Due to the unknown conditions of its formation and appearance, astrogeologists fear this may be a unique opportunity. Additionally, its special properties break down when under pressure, making it incompressible.
Tyranite is the only known source of eleutrium. |
Appearing en masse during the Drifter Crisis of YC127, tyranite is a s-type asteroid that has been bombarded by low-level blackbody radiation for millennia, turning its silicate-like surface regolith into eleutrium. Astrogeologists claim that this process occurred prior to tyranite asteroids appearing, wholly by unknown means.
Due to the unknown conditions of its formation and appearance, astrogeologists fear this may be a unique opportunity. Additionally, its special properties break down when under pressure, making it incompressible.
Tyranite is the only known source of <a href=showinfo:88087>eleutrium</a>. |
Description of item "Tyranite" (88105) |
| 1029615 |
|
Griemeer |
Griemeer |
Name of item 81975 (Griemeer) |
| 1029616 |
|
When griemeer was discovered in YC126, it took little time for miners to notice that the darker the crystals, the more isogen and, to a lesser extent, tritanium, it would yield. As it has a slight resemblance in texture to Liparer cheese, those obsessed with mining griemeer have been derisively nicknamed "cheesers" by rivals.
Asteroid anomalies in null security space is where griemeer is generally found. |
When griemeer was discovered in YC126, it took little time for miners to notice that the darker the crystals, the more <a href=showinfo:37>isogen</a> and, to a lesser extent, <a href=showinfo:34>tritanium</a>, it would yield. As it has a slight resemblance in texture to Liparer cheese, those obsessed with mining griemeer have been derisively nicknamed "cheesers" by rivals.
Asteroid anomalies in null security space is where griemeer is generally found. |
Description of item "Griemeer" (81975) |
| 1029617 |
|
Griemeer II-Grade |
Griemeer II-Grade |
Name of item 81976 (Griemeer) |
| 1029618 |
|
II-Grade griemeer is characterized by clear crystals that lack the milky whiteness of the common variant, and where the inky black cloudiness of the rarer versions is also absent. However, clear griemeer is still a fortunate find, as it has a 5% increased yield.
Asteroid anomalies in null security space is where clear griemeer is generally found. |
II-Grade <a href=showinfo:81975>griemeer</a> is characterized by clear crystals that lack the milky whiteness of the common variant, and where the inky black cloudiness of the rarer versions is also absent. However, clear griemeer is still a fortunate find, as it has a 5% increased yield.
Asteroid anomalies in null security space is where clear griemeer is generally found. |
Description of item "Griemeer II-Grade" (81976) |
| 1029619 |
|
Griemeer III-Grade |
Griemeer III-Grade |
Name of item 81977 (Griemeer) |
| 1029620 |
|
III-Grade griemeer with spots of darkness in its clear crystals is called inky griemeer and boasts a 10% extra yield.
Asteroid anomalies in null security space is where inky griemeer is generally found. |
III-Grade <a href=showinfo:81975>griemeer</a> with spots of darkness in its clear crystals is called inky griemeer and boasts a 10% extra yield.
Asteroid anomalies in null security space is where inky griemeer is generally found. |
Description of item "Griemeer III-Grade" (81977) |
| 1029621 |
|
Griemeer IV-Grade |
Griemeer IV-Grade |
Name of item 81978 (Griemeer) |
| 1029622 |
|
IV-Grade griemeer, also called opaque griemeer, is the kind that lets no light through its crystals. Those lucky enough to find some will be rewarded with an additional 15% yield during refinement.
Asteroid anomalies in null security space is where opaque griemeer is generally found. |
IV-Grade <a href=showinfo:81975>griemeer</a>, also called opaque griemeer, is the kind that lets no light through its crystals. Those lucky enough to find some will be rewarded with an additional 15% yield during refinement.
Asteroid anomalies in null security space is where opaque griemeer is generally found. |
Description of item "Griemeer IV-Grade" (81978) |
| 1029623 |
|
Flawed Gneiss |
Flawed Gneiss |
Name of item 26713 (Gneiss) |
| 1029624 |
|
Gneiss is a popular ore type because it holds significant volumes of three heavily used minerals, increasing its utility value. Flawed Gneiss however has the same properties as fools gold, in the sense that it looks like the original but is worth almost nothing in comparison. |
Gneiss is a popular ore type because it holds significant volumes of three heavily used minerals, increasing its utility value. Flawed Gneiss however has the same properties as fools gold, in the sense that it looks like the original but is worth almost nothing in comparison. |
Description of item "Flawed Gneiss" (26713) |
| 1029625 |
|
Nocxite |
Nocxite |
Name of item 82016 (Nocxite) |
| 1029626 |
|
Nocxite, discovered in YC126 due to new astrogeological surveying techniques, contains mostly nocxium with trace amounts of tritanium and pyerite.
Even trace amounts of nocxite produces intoxicating fumes under atmospheric pressures, demanding special care when being handled planetside. Previous failures to appropriately vent the gasses have resulted in a number of workplace accidents and fatalities.
Nocxite may be found in null security asteroid anomalies. |
Nocxite, discovered in YC126 due to new astrogeological surveying techniques, contains mostly <a href=showinfo:38>nocxium</a> with trace amounts of <a href=showinfo:34>tritanium</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>pyerite</a>.
Even trace amounts of nocxite produces intoxicating fumes under atmospheric pressures, demanding special care when being handled planetside. Previous failures to appropriately vent the gasses have resulted in a number of workplace accidents and fatalities.
Nocxite may be found in null security asteroid anomalies. |
Description of item "Nocxite" (82016) |
| 1029627 |
|
Nocxite II-Grade |
Nocxite II-Grade |
Name of item 82017 (Nocxite) |
| 1029628 |
|
Fragrant or II-Grade nocxite has stronger hints of its intoxicating fumes under typical atmospheric pressure. Additionally, it yields 5% more minerals.
Fragrant nocxite may be found in null security asteroid anomalies. |
Fragrant or II-Grade <a href=showinfo:82016>nocxite</a> has stronger hints of its intoxicating fumes under typical atmospheric pressure. Additionally, it yields 5% more minerals.
Fragrant nocxite may be found in null security asteroid anomalies. |
Description of item "Nocxite II-Grade" (82017) |
| 1029629 |
|
Nocxite III-Grade |
Nocxite III-Grade |
Name of item 82018 (Nocxite) |
| 1029630 |
|
Unstable even in low-pressure environments, III-Grade or intoxicating nocxite rewards persistent miners with an additional 10% yield.
Intoxicating nocxite may be found in null security asteroid anomalies. |
Unstable even in low-pressure environments, III-Grade or intoxicating <a href=showinfo:82016>nocxite</a> rewards persistent miners with an additional 10% yield.
Intoxicating nocxite may be found in null security asteroid anomalies. |
Description of item "Nocxite III-Grade" (82018) |
| 1029631 |
|
Nocxite IV-Grade |
Nocxite IV-Grade |
Name of item 82019 (Nocxite) |
| 1029632 |
|
Long-term exposure to IV-Grade nocxite at atmospheric pressure has a chance of causing a state of permanent stupor in those handling it akin to ambrosia. Despite the risk, many planetside miners consider the additional 15% return in mineral yield more than worth it.
Ambrosial nocxite may be found in null security asteroid anomalies. |
Long-term exposure to IV-Grade <a href=showinfo:82016>nocxite</a> at atmospheric pressure has a chance of causing a state of permanent stupor in those handling it akin to ambrosia. Despite the risk, many planetside miners consider the additional 15% return in mineral yield more than worth it.
Ambrosial nocxite may be found in null security asteroid anomalies. |
Description of item "Nocxite IV-Grade" (82019) |
| 1029633 |
|
Scordite |
Scordite |
Name of item 1228 (Scordite) |
| 1029634 |
|
Scordite is amongst the most common ore types in the central regions of known universe. It has a fair bit of Tritanium and Pyerite. Good choice for those starting their mining careers.
Available primarily in high security status star systems. |
Scordite is amongst the most common ore types in the central regions of known universe. It has a fair bit of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. Good choice for those starting their mining careers.
Available primarily in high security status star systems. |
Description of item "Scordite" (1228) |
| 1029635 |
|
Hezorime |
Hezorime |
Name of item 82163 (Hezorime) |
| 1029636 |
|
Hezorime, discovered in YC126, is a brittle ore that is sure to cut the unwary miner. The harder and sharper the ore, the better the yield. Hezorime refines into mostly zydrine, with small amounts of tritanium and isogen.
Hezorime deposits may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies. |
Hezorime, discovered in YC126, is a brittle ore that is sure to cut the unwary miner. The harder and sharper the ore, the better the yield. Hezorime refines into mostly <a href=showinfo:39>zydrine</a>, with small amounts of <a href=showinfo:34>tritanium</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>isogen</a>.
Hezorime deposits may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies. |
Description of item "Hezorime" (82163) |
| 1029637 |
|
Hezorime III-Grade |
Hezorime III-Grade |
Name of item 82165 (Hezorime) |
| 1029638 |
|
With a barely perceptible saw-like edge, miners lucky enough to notice III-Grade, or serrated, hezorime will be rewarded for their diligence with an additional 10% yield of minerals.
Serrated hezorime deposits may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies. |
With a barely perceptible saw-like edge, miners lucky enough to notice III-Grade, or serrated, <a href=showinfo:82163>hezorime</a> will be rewarded for their diligence with an additional 10% yield of minerals.
Serrated hezorime deposits may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies. |
Description of item "Hezorime III-Grade" (82165) |
| 1029639 |
|
Hezorime IV-Grade |
Hezorime IV-Grade |
Name of item 82166 (Hezorime) |
| 1029640 |
|
IV-Grade hezorime should never be handled directly, as it is sharp enough to cut through protective gloves, flesh, and bone with incredible ease. Enterprising miners that are willing to risk fingers and limbs are rewarded with an additional 15% mineral yield.
Sharp hezorime deposits may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies. |
IV-Grade <a href=showinfo:82163>hezorime</a> should never be handled directly, as it is sharp enough to cut through protective gloves, flesh, and bone with incredible ease. Enterprising miners that are willing to risk fingers and limbs are rewarded with an additional 15% mineral yield.
Sharp hezorime deposits may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies. |
Description of item "Hezorime IV-Grade" (82166) |
| 1029641 |
|
Ueganite |
Ueganite |
Name of item 82205 (Ueganite) |
| 1029642 |
|
Ueganite is an ore discovered in YC126 due to improvements in astrogeological surveying technology. It is primarily composed of megacyte, with trace amounts of tritanium. Some miners have posited that ueganite forms when multiple metaliminal storms occur in a single system for an extended period of time, but astrogeologists have dismissed the hypothesis as mere conjecture and superstition based on valuable ueganite having diverse properties reminiscent of these storms.
Ueganite may be found in asteroid anomalies within null security space. |
Ueganite is an ore discovered in YC126 due to improvements in astrogeological surveying technology. It is primarily composed of <a href=showinfo:40>megacyte</a>, with trace amounts of <a href=showinfo:34>tritanium</a>. Some miners have posited that ueganite forms when multiple metaliminal storms occur in a single system for an extended period of time, but astrogeologists have dismissed the hypothesis as mere conjecture and superstition based on valuable ueganite having diverse properties reminiscent of these storms.
Ueganite may be found in asteroid anomalies within null security space. |
Description of item "Ueganite" (82205) |
| 1029643 |
|
Ueganite II-Grade |
Ueganite II-Grade |
Name of item 82206 (Ueganite) |
| 1029644 |
|
It takes a keen eye to notice the tiny deposits that give II-Grade ueganite its foggy appearance. This minor variation indicates that it gives a 5% greater yield than its regular form.
Foggy ueganite may be found in asteroid anomalies within null security space. |
It takes a keen eye to notice the tiny deposits that give II-Grade <a href=showinfo:82205>ueganite</a> its foggy appearance. This minor variation indicates that it gives a 5% greater yield than its regular form.
Foggy ueganite may be found in asteroid anomalies within null security space. |
Description of item "Ueganite II-Grade" (82206) |
| 1029645 |
|
Ueganite III-Grade |
Ueganite III-Grade |
Name of item 82207 (Ueganite) |
| 1029646 |
|
Overcast ueganite, the III-Grade variant of ueganite, has sparkling flecks throughout its composition, but lacks the stormy properties of its rarer variant. It produces an additional 10% mineral yield when refined.
Overcast ueganite may be found in asteroid anomalies within null security space. |
Overcast <a href=showinfo:82205>ueganite</a>, the III-Grade variant of ueganite, has sparkling flecks throughout its composition, but lacks the stormy properties of its rarer variant. It produces an additional 10% mineral yield when refined.
Overcast ueganite may be found in asteroid anomalies within null security space. |
Description of item "Ueganite III-Grade" (82207) |
| 1029647 |
|
Ueganite IV-Grade |
Ueganite IV-Grade |
Name of item 82208 (Ueganite) |
| 1029648 |
|
The sight of its subsurface lightning mineral veins, which gives IV-Grade or stormy ueganite its name, brings great joy to any miner. Stormy ueganite yields 15% more minerals than its base form when refined.
Stormy ueganite may be found in asteroid anomalies within null security space. |
The sight of its subsurface lightning mineral veins, which gives IV-Grade or stormy <a href=showinfo:82205>ueganite</a> its name, brings great joy to any miner. Stormy ueganite yields 15% more minerals than its base form when refined.
Stormy ueganite may be found in asteroid anomalies within null security space. |
Description of item "Ueganite IV-Grade" (82208) |
| 1029649 |
|
Compressed Veldspar |
Compressed Veldspar |
Name of item 62516 (Veldspar) |
| 1029650 |
|
Veldspar is the most common ore type in the central regions of known universe. It is still in constant demand as it holds a large portion of the much-used Tritanium mineral.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Veldspar is the most common ore type in the central regions of known universe. It is still in constant demand as it holds a large portion of the much-used <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> mineral.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Veldspar" (62516) |
| 1029651 |
|
Compressed Veldspar IV-Grade |
Compressed Veldspar IV-Grade |
Name of item 62519 (Veldspar) |
| 1029652 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of veldspar ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard veldspar when reprocessed.
Veldspar is the most common ore type in the central regions of known universe. It is still in constant demand as it holds a large portion of the much-used Tritanium mineral.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of veldspar ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard veldspar when reprocessed.
Veldspar is the most common ore type in the central regions of known universe. It is still in constant demand as it holds a large portion of the much-used <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> mineral.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Veldspar IV-Grade" (62519) |
| 1029653 |
|
Compressed Scordite |
Compressed Scordite |
Name of item 62520 (Scordite) |
| 1029654 |
|
Scordite is amongst the most common ore types in the central regions of known universe. It has a fair bit of Tritanium and Pyerite. Good choice for those starting their mining careers.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Scordite is amongst the most common ore types in the central regions of known universe. It has a fair bit of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. Good choice for those starting their mining careers.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Scordite" (62520) |
| 1029655 |
|
Compressed Scordite III-Grade |
Compressed Scordite III-Grade |
Name of item 62522 (Scordite) |
| 1029656 |
|
Massive or III-Grade scordite was the stuff of legend in the early days of space exploration, due to a 10% higher mineral yield than standard scordite. Though it has long since been taken over in value by other ores it still has a special place in the hearts of veteran miners.
Scordite is amongst the most common ore types in the central regions of known universe. It has a fair bit of Tritanium and Pyerite. Good choice for those starting their mining careers.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Massive or III-Grade scordite was the stuff of legend in the early days of space exploration, due to a 10% higher mineral yield than standard scordite. Though it has long since been taken over in value by other ores it still has a special place in the hearts of veteran miners.
Scordite is amongst the most common ore types in the central regions of known universe. It has a fair bit of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. Good choice for those starting their mining careers.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Scordite III-Grade" (62522) |
| 1029657 |
|
Compressed Scordite IV-Grade |
Compressed Scordite IV-Grade |
Name of item 62523 (Scordite) |
| 1029658 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of scordite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard scordite when reprocessed.
Scordite is amongst the most common ore types in the central regions of known universe. It has a fair bit of Tritanium and Pyerite. Good choice for those starting their mining careers.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of scordite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard scordite when reprocessed.
Scordite is amongst the most common ore types in the central regions of known universe. It has a fair bit of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. Good choice for those starting their mining careers.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Scordite IV-Grade" (62523) |
| 1029659 |
|
Compressed Pyroxeres III-Grade |
Compressed Pyroxeres III-Grade |
Name of item 62526 (Pyroxeres) |
| 1029660 |
|
III-Grade or viscous pyroxeres is the secret behind the success of ORE in the early days. ORE has since then moved into more profitable minerals, but viscous pyroxeres and its 10% higher mineral yield still holds a special place in the hearts of all miners dreaming of becoming the next mining moguls of EVE.
Pyroxeres is a common ore available in all regions of space. It has fair amounts of Pyerite and Mexallon.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
III-Grade or viscous pyroxeres is the secret behind the success of ORE in the early days. ORE has since then moved into more profitable minerals, but viscous pyroxeres and its 10% higher mineral yield still holds a special place in the hearts of all miners dreaming of becoming the next mining moguls of EVE.
Pyroxeres is a common ore available in all regions of space. It has fair amounts of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Pyroxeres III-Grade" (62526) |
| 1029661 |
|
Compressed Pyroxeres IV-Grade |
Compressed Pyroxeres IV-Grade |
Name of item 62527 (Pyroxeres) |
| 1029662 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of pyroxeres ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard pyroxeres when reprocessed.
Pyroxeres is a common ore available in all regions of space. It has fair amounts of Pyerite and Mexallon.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of pyroxeres ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard pyroxeres when reprocessed.
Pyroxeres is a common ore available in all regions of space. It has fair amounts of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Pyroxeres IV-Grade" (62527) |
| 1029663 |
|
Compressed Kylixium |
Compressed Kylixium |
Name of item 82300 (Kylixium) |
| 1029664 |
|
Kylixium, an ore discovered in YC126, is mostly composed of mexallon, with some tritanium and pyerite in smaller quantities. It is named for its clay-like properties and appearance.
Kylixium may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Kylixium, an ore discovered in YC126, is mostly composed of <a href=showinfo:36>mexallon</a>, with some <a href=showinfo:34>tritanium</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>pyerite</a> in smaller quantities. It is named for its clay-like properties and appearance.
Kylixium may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Kylixium" (82300) |
| 1029665 |
|
Compressed Kylixium II-Grade |
Compressed Kylixium II-Grade |
Name of item 82301 (Kylixium) |
| 1029666 |
|
Kaolin or II-Grade kylixium is a rarer form of kylixium that yields a 5% increase in mineral content. It has more claylike properties than its prevalent form.Kaolin kylixium may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Kaolin or II-Grade kylixium is a rarer form of <a href=showinfo:81900>kylixium</a> that yields a 5% increase in mineral content. It has more claylike properties than its prevalent form.Kaolin kylixium may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Kylixium II-Grade" (82301) |
| 1029667 |
|
Compressed Kylixium III-Grade |
Compressed Kylixium III-Grade |
Name of item 82302 (Kylixium) |
| 1029668 |
|
With 10% more mineral content, III-Grade kylixium is colloquially recognized for its argil-like malleability.
Argil kylixium may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
With 10% more mineral content, III-Grade <a href=showinfo:81900>kylixium</a> is colloquially recognized for its argil-like malleability.
Argil kylixium may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Kylixium III-Grade" (82302) |
| 1029669 |
|
Compressed Kylixium IV-Grade |
Compressed Kylixium IV-Grade |
Name of item 82303 (Kylixium) |
| 1029670 |
|
Extremely rich in mexallon, IV-Grade or adobe kylixium is considered a auspicious find amongst those who mine it. This form has a 15% greater yield than its everyday variety.
Adobe kylixium may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Extremely rich in <a href=showinfo:36>mexallon</a>, IV-Grade or adobe <a href=showinfo:81900>kylixium</a> is considered a auspicious find amongst those who mine it. This form has a 15% greater yield than its everyday variety.
Adobe kylixium may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Kylixium IV-Grade" (82303) |
| 1029671 |
|
Compressed Nocxite |
Compressed Nocxite |
Name of item 82304 (Nocxite) |
| 1029672 |
|
Nocxite, discovered in YC126 due to new astrogeological surveying techniques, contains mostly nocxium with trace amounts of tritanium and pyerite.
Even trace amounts of nocxite produces intoxicating fumes under atmospheric pressures, demanding special care when being handled planetside. Previous failures to appropriately vent the gasses have resulted in a number of workplace accidents and fatalities.
Nocxite may be found in null security asteroid anomalies.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Nocxite, discovered in YC126 due to new astrogeological surveying techniques, contains mostly <a href=showinfo:38>nocxium</a> with trace amounts of <a href=showinfo:34>tritanium</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>pyerite</a>.
Even trace amounts of nocxite produces intoxicating fumes under atmospheric pressures, demanding special care when being handled planetside. Previous failures to appropriately vent the gasses have resulted in a number of workplace accidents and fatalities.
Nocxite may be found in null security asteroid anomalies.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Nocxite" (82304) |
| 1029673 |
|
Compressed Nocxite II-Grade |
Compressed Nocxite II-Grade |
Name of item 82305 (Nocxite) |
| 1029674 |
|
Fragrant or II-Grade nocxite has stronger hints of its intoxicating fumes under typical atmospheric pressure. Additionally, it yields 5% more minerals.
Fragrant nocxite may be found in null security asteroid anomalies.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Fragrant or II-Grade <a href=showinfo:82016>nocxite</a> has stronger hints of its intoxicating fumes under typical atmospheric pressure. Additionally, it yields 5% more minerals.
Fragrant nocxite may be found in null security asteroid anomalies.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Nocxite II-Grade" (82305) |
| 1029675 |
|
Compressed Nocxite III-Grade |
Compressed Nocxite III-Grade |
Name of item 82306 (Nocxite) |
| 1029676 |
|
Unstable even in low-pressure environments, III-Grade or intoxicating nocxite rewards persistent miners with an additional 10% yield.
Intoxicating nocxite may be found in null security asteroid anomalies.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Unstable even in low-pressure environments, III-Grade or intoxicating <a href=showinfo:82016>nocxite</a> rewards persistent miners with an additional 10% yield.
Intoxicating nocxite may be found in null security asteroid anomalies.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Nocxite III-Grade" (82306) |
| 1029677 |
|
Compressed Nocxite IV-Grade |
Compressed Nocxite IV-Grade |
Name of item 82307 (Nocxite) |
| 1029678 |
|
Long-term exposure to IV-Grade nocxite at atmospheric pressure has a chance of causing a state of permanent stupor in those handling it akin to ambrosia. Despite the risk, many planetside miners consider the additional 15% return in mineral yield more than worth it.
Ambrosial nocxite may be found in null security asteroid anomalies.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Long-term exposure to IV-Grade <a href=showinfo:82016>nocxite</a> at atmospheric pressure has a chance of causing a state of permanent stupor in those handling it akin to ambrosia. Despite the risk, many planetside miners consider the additional 15% return in mineral yield more than worth it.
Ambrosial nocxite may be found in null security asteroid anomalies.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Nocxite IV-Grade" (82307) |
| 1029679 |
|
Compressed Ueganite |
Compressed Ueganite |
Name of item 82308 (Ueganite) |
| 1029680 |
|
Ueganite is an ore discovered in YC126 due to improvements in astrogeological surveying technology. It is primarily composed of megacyte, with trace amounts of tritanium. Some miners have posited that ueganite forms when multiple metaliminal storms occur in a single system for an extended period of time, but astrogeologists have dismissed the hypothesis as mere conjecture and superstition based on valuable ueganite having diverse properties reminiscent of these storms.
Ueganite may be found in asteroid anomalies within null security space.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Ueganite is an ore discovered in YC126 due to improvements in astrogeological surveying technology. It is primarily composed of <a href=showinfo:40>megacyte</a>, with trace amounts of <a href=showinfo:34>tritanium</a>. Some miners have posited that ueganite forms when multiple metaliminal storms occur in a single system for an extended period of time, but astrogeologists have dismissed the hypothesis as mere conjecture and superstition based on valuable ueganite having diverse properties reminiscent of these storms.
Ueganite may be found in asteroid anomalies within null security space.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Ueganite" (82308) |
| 1029681 |
|
Compressed Ueganite II-Grade |
Compressed Ueganite II-Grade |
Name of item 82309 (Ueganite) |
| 1029682 |
|
It takes a keen eye to notice the tiny deposits that give II-Grade ueganite its foggy appearance. This minor variation indicates that it gives a 5% greater yield than its regular form.
Foggy ueganite may be found in asteroid anomalies within null security space.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
It takes a keen eye to notice the tiny deposits that give II-Grade <a href=showinfo:82205>ueganite</a> its foggy appearance. This minor variation indicates that it gives a 5% greater yield than its regular form.
Foggy ueganite may be found in asteroid anomalies within null security space.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Ueganite II-Grade" (82309) |
| 1029683 |
|
Compressed Ueganite III-Grade |
Compressed Ueganite III-Grade |
Name of item 82310 (Ueganite) |
| 1029684 |
|
Overcast ueganite, the III-Grade variant of ueganite, has sparkling flecks throughout its composition, but lacks the stormy properties of its rarer variant. It produces an additional 10% mineral yield when refined.
Overcast ueganite may be found in asteroid anomalies within null security space.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Overcast <a href=showinfo:82205>ueganite</a>, the III-Grade variant of ueganite, has sparkling flecks throughout its composition, but lacks the stormy properties of its rarer variant. It produces an additional 10% mineral yield when refined.
Overcast ueganite may be found in asteroid anomalies within null security space.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Ueganite III-Grade" (82310) |
| 1029685 |
|
Compressed Ueganite IV-Grade |
Compressed Ueganite IV-Grade |
Name of item 82311 (Ueganite) |
| 1029686 |
|
The sight of its subsurface lightning mineral veins, which gives IV-Grade or stormy ueganite its name, brings great joy to any miner. Stormy ueganite yields 15% more minerals than its base form when refined.
Stormy ueganite may be found in asteroid anomalies within null security space.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
The sight of its subsurface lightning mineral veins, which gives IV-Grade or stormy <a href=showinfo:82205>ueganite</a> its name, brings great joy to any miner. Stormy ueganite yields 15% more minerals than its base form when refined.
Stormy ueganite may be found in asteroid anomalies within null security space.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Ueganite IV-Grade" (82311) |
| 1029687 |
|
Compressed Hezorime |
Compressed Hezorime |
Name of item 82312 (Hezorime) |
| 1029688 |
|
Hezorime, discovered in YC126, is a brittle ore that is sure to cut the unwary miner. The harder and sharper the ore, the better the yield. Hezorime refines into mostly zydrine, with small amounts of tritanium and isogen.
Hezorime deposits may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Hezorime, discovered in YC126, is a brittle ore that is sure to cut the unwary miner. The harder and sharper the ore, the better the yield. Hezorime refines into mostly <a href=showinfo:39>zydrine</a>, with small amounts of <a href=showinfo:34>tritanium</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>isogen</a>.
Hezorime deposits may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Hezorime" (82312) |
| 1029689 |
|
Compressed Hezorime II-Grade |
Compressed Hezorime II-Grade |
Name of item 82313 (Hezorime) |
| 1029690 |
|
A minor step up from its more common variant, II-Grade hezorime has a dull finish and produces an additional 5% yield when refined.
Dull hezorime deposits may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
A minor step up from its more common variant, II-Grade <a href=showinfo:82163>hezorime</a> has a dull finish and produces an additional 5% yield when refined.
Dull hezorime deposits may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Hezorime II-Grade" (82313) |
| 1029691 |
|
Compressed Hezorime II-Grade |
Compressed Hezorime II-Grade |
Name of item 82314 (Hezorime) |
| 1029692 |
|
With a barely perceptible saw-like edge, miners lucky enough to notice III-Grade, or serrated, hezorime will be rewarded for their diligence with an additional 10% yield of minerals.
Serrated hezorime deposits may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
With a barely perceptible saw-like edge, miners lucky enough to notice III-Grade, or serrated, <a href=showinfo:82163>hezorime</a> will be rewarded for their diligence with an additional 10% yield of minerals.
Serrated hezorime deposits may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Hezorime II-Grade" (82314) |
| 1029693 |
|
Compressed Hezorime IV-Grade |
Compressed Hezorime IV-Grade |
Name of item 82315 (Hezorime) |
| 1029694 |
|
IV-Grade hezorime should never be handled directly, as it is sharp enough to cut through protective gloves, flesh, and bone with incredible ease. Enterprising miners that are willing to risk fingers and limbs are rewarded with an additional 15% mineral yield.
Sharp hezorime deposits may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
IV-Grade <a href=showinfo:82163>hezorime</a> should never be handled directly, as it is sharp enough to cut through protective gloves, flesh, and bone with incredible ease. Enterprising miners that are willing to risk fingers and limbs are rewarded with an additional 15% mineral yield.
Sharp hezorime deposits may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Hezorime IV-Grade" (82315) |
| 1029695 |
|
Compressed Griemeer |
Compressed Griemeer |
Name of item 82316 (Griemeer) |
| 1029696 |
|
When griemeer was discovered in YC126, it took little time for miners to notice that the darker the crystals, the more isogen and, to a lesser extent, tritanium, it would yield. As it has a slight resemblance in texture to Liparer cheese, those obsessed with mining griemeer have been derisively nicknamed "cheesers" by rivals.
Asteroid anomalies in null security space is where griemeer is generally found.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
When griemeer was discovered in YC126, it took little time for miners to notice that the darker the crystals, the more <a href=showinfo:37>isogen</a> and, to a lesser extent, <a href=showinfo:34>tritanium</a>, it would yield. As it has a slight resemblance in texture to Liparer cheese, those obsessed with mining griemeer have been derisively nicknamed "cheesers" by rivals.
Asteroid anomalies in null security space is where griemeer is generally found.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Griemeer" (82316) |
| 1029697 |
|
Compressed Griemeer II-Grade |
Compressed Griemeer II-Grade |
Name of item 82317 (Griemeer) |
| 1029698 |
|
II-Grade griemeer is characterized by clear crystals that lack the milky whiteness of the common variant, and where the inky black cloudiness of the rarer versions is also absent. However, clear griemeer is still a fortunate find, as it has a 5% increased yield.
Asteroid anomalies in null security space is where clear griemeer is generally found.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
II-Grade <a href=showinfo:81975>griemeer</a> is characterized by clear crystals that lack the milky whiteness of the common variant, and where the inky black cloudiness of the rarer versions is also absent. However, clear griemeer is still a fortunate find, as it has a 5% increased yield.
Asteroid anomalies in null security space is where clear griemeer is generally found.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Griemeer II-Grade" (82317) |
| 1029699 |
|
Compressed Griemeer III-Grade |
Compressed Griemeer III-Grade |
Name of item 82318 (Griemeer) |
| 1029700 |
|
III-Grade griemeer with spots of darkness in its clear crystals is called inky griemeer and boasts a 10% extra yield.
Asteroid anomalies in null security space is where inky griemeer is generally found.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
III-Grade <a href=showinfo:81975>griemeer</a> with spots of darkness in its clear crystals is called inky griemeer and boasts a 10% extra yield.
Asteroid anomalies in null security space is where inky griemeer is generally found.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Griemeer III-Grade" (82318) |
| 1029701 |
|
Compressed Griemeer IV-Grade |
Compressed Griemeer IV-Grade |
Name of item 82319 (Griemeer) |
| 1029702 |
|
IV-Grade griemeer, also called opaque griemeer, is the kind that lets no light through its crystals. Those lucky enough to find some will be rewarded with an additional 15% yield during refinement.
Asteroid anomalies in null security space is where opaque griemeer is generally found.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
IV-Grade <a href=showinfo:81975>griemeer</a>, also called opaque griemeer, is the kind that lets no light through its crystals. Those lucky enough to find some will be rewarded with an additional 15% yield during refinement.
Asteroid anomalies in null security space is where opaque griemeer is generally found.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Griemeer IV-Grade" (82319) |
| 1029703 |
|
Ancient Compressed Blue Ice |
Ancient Compressed Blue Ice |
Name of item 29113 (Ancient Compressed Ice) |
| 1029704 |
|
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. Due to its unique chemical composition and the circumstances under which it forms, blue ice contains more oxygen isotopes than any other ice asteroid.
This ore has been compressed into a much more dense version. |
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. Due to its unique chemical composition and the circumstances under which it forms, blue ice contains more oxygen isotopes than any other ice asteroid.
This ore has been compressed into a much more dense version. |
Description of item "Ancient Compressed Blue Ice" (29113) |
| 1029705 |
|
Ancient Compressed Gelidus |
Ancient Compressed Gelidus |
Name of item 29121 (Ancient Compressed Ice) |
| 1029706 |
|
Fairly rare and very valuable, Gelidus-type ice formations are a large-scale source of strontium clathrates, one of the rarest ice solids found in the universe, in addition to which they contain unusually large concentrations of heavy water and liquid ozone.
This ore has been compressed into a much more dense version. |
Fairly rare and very valuable, Gelidus-type ice formations are a large-scale source of strontium clathrates, one of the rarest ice solids found in the universe, in addition to which they contain unusually large concentrations of heavy water and liquid ozone.
This ore has been compressed into a much more dense version. |
Description of item "Ancient Compressed Gelidus" (29121) |
| 1029707 |
|
Ancient Compressed Glacial Mass |
Ancient Compressed Glacial Mass |
Name of item 29123 (Ancient Compressed Ice) |
| 1029708 |
|
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. Glacial masses are known to contain hydrogen isotopes in abundance, in addition to smatterings of heavy water and liquid ozone.
This ore has been compressed into a much more dense version. |
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. Glacial masses are known to contain hydrogen isotopes in abundance, in addition to smatterings of heavy water and liquid ozone.
This ore has been compressed into a much more dense version. |
Description of item "Ancient Compressed Glacial Mass" (29123) |
| 1029709 |
|
Ancient Compressed Glare Crust |
Ancient Compressed Glare Crust |
Name of item 29125 (Ancient Compressed Ice) |
| 1029710 |
|
In areas with high concentrations of electromagnetic activity, ice formations such as this one, containing large amounts of heavy water and liquid ozone, are spontaneously formed during times of great electric flux. Glare crust also contains a small amount of strontium clathrates.
This ore has been compressed into a much more dense version. |
In areas with high concentrations of electromagnetic activity, ice formations such as this one, containing large amounts of heavy water and liquid ozone, are spontaneously formed during times of great electric flux. Glare crust also contains a small amount of strontium clathrates.
This ore has been compressed into a much more dense version. |
Description of item "Ancient Compressed Glare Crust" (29125) |
| 1029711 |
|
Ancient Compressed White Glaze IV-Grade |
Ancient Compressed White Glaze IV-Grade |
Name of item 29129 (Ancient Compressed Ice) |
| 1029712 |
|
When star fusion processes occur near high concentrations of silicate dust, such as those found in interstellar ice fields, the substance known as White Glaze is formed. While White Glaze generally is extremely high in nitrogen-14 and other stable nitrogen isotopes, a few rare fragments, such as this one, have stayed free of radioactive contaminants and are thus richer in isotopes than their more impure counterparts.
This ore has been compressed into a much more dense version. |
When star fusion processes occur near high concentrations of silicate dust, such as those found in interstellar ice fields, the substance known as White Glaze is formed. While White Glaze generally is extremely high in nitrogen-14 and other stable nitrogen isotopes, a few rare fragments, such as this one, have stayed free of radioactive contaminants and are thus richer in isotopes than their more impure counterparts.
This ore has been compressed into a much more dense version. |
Description of item "Ancient Compressed White Glaze IV-Grade" (29129) |
| 1029713 |
|
Ancient Compressed Glacial Mass IV-Grade |
Ancient Compressed Glacial Mass IV-Grade |
Name of item 29131 (Ancient Compressed Ice) |
| 1029714 |
|
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. Glacial masses are known to contain hydrogen isotopes in abundance, but the high surface diffusion on this particular mass means it has considerably more than its coarser counterparts.
This ore has been compressed into a much more dense version. |
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. Glacial masses are known to contain hydrogen isotopes in abundance, but the high surface diffusion on this particular mass means it has considerably more than its coarser counterparts.
This ore has been compressed into a much more dense version. |
Description of item "Ancient Compressed Glacial Mass IV-Grade" (29131) |
| 1029715 |
|
Ancient Compressed Blue Ice IV-Grade |
Ancient Compressed Blue Ice IV-Grade |
Name of item 29133 (Ancient Compressed Ice) |
| 1029716 |
|
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. Due to its unique chemical composition and the circumstances under which it forms, blue ice will, under normal circumstances, contain more oxygen isotopes than any other ice asteroid. This particular formation is an old one and therefore contains even more than its less mature siblings.
This ore has been compressed into a much more dense version. |
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. Due to its unique chemical composition and the circumstances under which it forms, blue ice will, under normal circumstances, contain more oxygen isotopes than any other ice asteroid. This particular formation is an old one and therefore contains even more than its less mature siblings.
This ore has been compressed into a much more dense version. |
Description of item "Ancient Compressed Blue Ice IV-Grade" (29133) |
| 1029717 |
|
Ancient Compressed White Glaze |
Ancient Compressed White Glaze |
Name of item 29135 (Ancient Compressed Ice) |
| 1029718 |
|
When star fusion processes occur near high concentrations of silicate dust, such as those found in interstellar ice fields, the substance known as White Glaze is formed. White Glaze is extremely high in nitrogen-14 and other stable nitrogen isotopes, and is thus a necessity for the sustained operation of certain kinds of control tower.
This ore has been compressed into a much more dense version. |
When star fusion processes occur near high concentrations of silicate dust, such as those found in interstellar ice fields, the substance known as White Glaze is formed. White Glaze is extremely high in nitrogen-14 and other stable nitrogen isotopes, and is thus a necessity for the sustained operation of certain kinds of control tower.
This ore has been compressed into a much more dense version. |
Description of item "Ancient Compressed White Glaze" (29135) |
| 1029719 |
|
Compressed Hemorphite III-Grade |
Compressed Hemorphite III-Grade |
Name of item 62546 (Hemorphite) |
| 1029720 |
|
Hemorphite exists in many different color variations. Interestingly, the more colorful it becomes, the better yield it has. Radiant or III-Grade hemorphite has 10% better yield than its more bland brother.
With a large portion of Nocxium, hemorphite is always a good find. It is common enough that even novice miners can expect to run into it. Hemorphite also has some amount of Isogen.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Hemorphite exists in many different color variations. Interestingly, the more colorful it becomes, the better yield it has. Radiant or III-Grade hemorphite has 10% better yield than its more bland brother.
With a large portion of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>, hemorphite is always a good find. It is common enough that even novice miners can expect to run into it. Hemorphite also has some amount of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Hemorphite III-Grade" (62546) |
| 1029721 |
|
Compressed Gneiss (IV-Grade) |
Compressed Gneiss (IV-Grade) |
Name of item 62555 (Gneiss) |
| 1029722 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of gneiss ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard gneiss when reprocessed.
Gneiss is a popular ore type because it holds significant volumes of three heavily used minerals, increasing its utility value. It has quite a bit of Mexallon as well as some Pyerite and Isogen.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of gneiss ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard gneiss when reprocessed.
Gneiss is a popular ore type because it holds significant volumes of three heavily used minerals, increasing its utility value. It has quite a bit of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> as well as some <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Gneiss (IV-Grade)" (62555) |
| 1029723 |
|
Compressed Dark Ochre |
Compressed Dark Ochre |
Name of item 62556 (Dark Ochre) |
| 1029724 |
|
Considered a worthless ore for years, dark ochre was ignored by most miners until improved reprocessing techniques managed to extract the huge amount of Isogen and Mexallon inside it. Dark ochre also contains useful amounts of Nocxium.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Considered a worthless ore for years, dark ochre was ignored by most miners until improved reprocessing techniques managed to extract the huge amount of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> inside it. Dark ochre also contains useful amounts of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Dark Ochre" (62556) |
| 1029725 |
|
Ancient Compressed Clear Icicle |
Ancient Compressed Clear Icicle |
Name of item 29115 (Ancient Compressed Ice) |
| 1029726 |
|
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. These crystalline formations can be found scattered around many an ice field, and are known as the universe's primary source of helium isotopes.
This ore has been compressed into a much more dense version. |
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. These crystalline formations can be found scattered around many an ice field, and are known as the universe's primary source of helium isotopes.
This ore has been compressed into a much more dense version. |
Description of item "Ancient Compressed Clear Icicle" (29115) |
| 1029727 |
|
Ancient Compressed Dark Glitter |
Ancient Compressed Dark Glitter |
Name of item 29117 (Ancient Compressed Ice) |
| 1029728 |
|
Dark glitter is one of the rarest of the interstellar ices, formed only in areas with large amounts of residual electrical current. Little is known about the exact way in which it comes into being; the staggering amount of liquid ozone to be found inside one of these rocks makes it an intriguing mystery for stellar physicists and chemists alike. In addition, it contains large amounts of heavy water and a decent measure of strontium clathrates.
This ore has been compressed into a much more dense version. |
Dark glitter is one of the rarest of the interstellar ices, formed only in areas with large amounts of residual electrical current. Little is known about the exact way in which it comes into being; the staggering amount of liquid ozone to be found inside one of these rocks makes it an intriguing mystery for stellar physicists and chemists alike. In addition, it contains large amounts of heavy water and a decent measure of strontium clathrates.
This ore has been compressed into a much more dense version. |
Description of item "Ancient Compressed Dark Glitter" (29117) |
| 1029729 |
|
Ancient Compressed Clear Icicle IV-Grade |
Ancient Compressed Clear Icicle IV-Grade |
Name of item 29119 (Ancient Compressed Ice) |
| 1029730 |
|
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. These crystalline formations can be found scattered around many an ice field and are known as the universe's primary source of helium isotopes. Due to environmental factors, this fragment's isotope deposits have become even richer than its regular counterparts'.
This ore has been compressed into a much more dense version. |
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. These crystalline formations can be found scattered around many an ice field and are known as the universe's primary source of helium isotopes. Due to environmental factors, this fragment's isotope deposits have become even richer than its regular counterparts'.
This ore has been compressed into a much more dense version. |
Description of item "Ancient Compressed Clear Icicle IV-Grade" (29119) |
| 1029731 |
|
Compressed Gelidus |
Compressed Gelidus |
Name of item 28437 (Ice) |
| 1029732 |
|
Fairly rare and very valuable, Gelidus-type ice formations are a large-scale source of strontium clathrates, one of the rarest ice solids found in the universe, in addition to which they contain unusually large concentrations of heavy water and liquid ozone.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Fairly rare and very valuable, Gelidus-type ice formations are a large-scale source of strontium clathrates, one of the rarest ice solids found in the universe, in addition to which they contain unusually large concentrations of heavy water and liquid ozone.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Gelidus" (28437) |
| 1029733 |
|
Compressed Glacial Mass |
Compressed Glacial Mass |
Name of item 28438 (Ice) |
| 1029734 |
|
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. Glacial masses are known to contain hydrogen isotopes in abundance, in addition to smatterings of heavy water and liquid ozone.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. Glacial masses are known to contain hydrogen isotopes in abundance, in addition to smatterings of heavy water and liquid ozone.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Glacial Mass" (28438) |
| 1029735 |
|
Compressed Glare Crust |
Compressed Glare Crust |
Name of item 28439 (Ice) |
| 1029736 |
|
In areas with high concentrations of electromagnetic activity, ice formations such as this one, containing large amounts of heavy water and liquid ozone, are spontaneously formed during times of great electric flux. Glare crust also contains a small amount of strontium clathrates.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
In areas with high concentrations of electromagnetic activity, ice formations such as this one, containing large amounts of heavy water and liquid ozone, are spontaneously formed during times of great electric flux. Glare crust also contains a small amount of strontium clathrates.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Glare Crust" (28439) |
| 1029737 |
|
Ancient Compressed Krystallos |
Ancient Compressed Krystallos |
Name of item 29127 (Ancient Compressed Ice) |
| 1029738 |
|
The universe's richest known source of strontium clathrates, Krystallos ice formations are formed only in areas where a very particular combination of environmental factors are at play. Krystallos compounds also include quite a bit of liquid ozone.
This ore has been compressed into a much more dense version. |
The universe's richest known source of strontium clathrates, Krystallos ice formations are formed only in areas where a very particular combination of environmental factors are at play. Krystallos compounds also include quite a bit of liquid ozone.
This ore has been compressed into a much more dense version. |
Description of item "Ancient Compressed Krystallos" (29127) |
| 1029739 |
|
Mordunium |
Mordunium |
Name of item 74521 (Mordunium) |
| 1029740 |
|
This is the most common form of Mordunium ore with a standard relative density of Pyerite mineral content.
Mordunium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Pyerite mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Mordunium was the Pyerite-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Mordu's Legion contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
This is the most common form of Mordunium ore with a standard relative density of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> mineral content.
Mordunium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Pyerite mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Mordunium was the Pyerite-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Mordu's Legion contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
Description of item "Mordunium" (74521) |
| 1029741 |
|
Mordunium II-Grade |
Mordunium II-Grade |
Name of item 74522 (Mordunium) |
| 1029742 |
|
Plum or II-Grade mordunium is an uncommon form of mordunium ore with a relative density of Pyerite mineral content 5% greater than the standard form.
Mordunium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Pyerite mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Mordunium was the Pyerite-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Mordu's Legion contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
Plum or II-Grade mordunium is an uncommon form of mordunium ore with a relative density of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> mineral content 5% greater than the standard form.
Mordunium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Pyerite mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Mordunium was the Pyerite-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Mordu's Legion contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
Description of item "Mordunium II-Grade" (74522) |
| 1029743 |
|
Mordunium III-Grade |
Mordunium III-Grade |
Name of item 74523 (Mordunium) |
| 1029744 |
|
Prize or III-Grade mordunium is a rarer form of mordunium ore with a relative density of Pyerite mineral content 10% greater than the standard form.
Mordunium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Pyerite mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Mordunium was the Pyerite-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Mordu's Legion contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
Prize or III-Grade mordunium is a rarer form of mordunium ore with a relative density of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> mineral content 10% greater than the standard form.
Mordunium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Pyerite mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Mordunium was the Pyerite-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Mordu's Legion contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
Description of item "Mordunium III-Grade" (74523) |
| 1029745 |
|
Mordunium IV-Grade |
Mordunium IV-Grade |
Name of item 74524 (Mordunium) |
| 1029746 |
|
Plunder or IV-Grade mordunium is a very rare form of mordunium ore with a relative density of Pyerite mineral content 15% greater than the standard form.
Mordunium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Pyerite mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Mordunium was the Pyerite-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Mordu's Legion contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
Plunder or IV-Grade mordunium is a very rare form of mordunium ore with a relative density of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> mineral content 15% greater than the standard form.
Mordunium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Pyerite mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Mordunium was the Pyerite-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Mordu's Legion contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
Description of item "Mordunium IV-Grade" (74524) |
| 1029747 |
|
Ytirium |
Ytirium |
Name of item 74525 (Ytirium) |
| 1029748 |
|
This is the most common form of Ytirium ore with a standard relative density of Isogen mineral content.
Ytirium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Isogen mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ytirium was the Isogen-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ytiri corporation contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
This is the most common form of Ytirium ore with a standard relative density of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a> mineral content.
Ytirium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Isogen mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ytirium was the Isogen-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ytiri corporation contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
Description of item "Ytirium" (74525) |
| 1029749 |
|
Ytirium II-Grade |
Ytirium II-Grade |
Name of item 74526 (Ytirium) |
| 1029750 |
|
II-Grade ytirium, colloquially known as bootleg ytirium, is an uncommon form of the ore with a relative density of Isogen mineral content 5% greater than the standard form.
Ytirium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Isogen mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ytirium was the Isogen-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ytiri corporation contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
II-Grade ytirium, colloquially known as bootleg ytirium, is an uncommon form of the ore with a relative density of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a> mineral content 5% greater than the standard form.
Ytirium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Isogen mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ytirium was the Isogen-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ytiri corporation contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
Description of item "Ytirium II-Grade" (74526) |
| 1029751 |
|
Ytirium III-Grade |
Ytirium III-Grade |
Name of item 74527 (Ytirium) |
| 1029752 |
|
Firewater ytirium, the III-Grade variant of ytirium ore, has a relative density of Isogen mineral content 10% greater than the standard form.
Ytirium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Isogen mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ytirium was the Isogen-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ytiri corporation contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
Firewater ytirium, the III-Grade variant of ytirium ore, has a relative density of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a> mineral content 10% greater than the standard form.
Ytirium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Isogen mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ytirium was the Isogen-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ytiri corporation contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
Description of item "Ytirium III-Grade" (74527) |
| 1029753 |
|
Ytirium IV-Grade |
Ytirium IV-Grade |
Name of item 74528 (Ytirium) |
| 1029754 |
|
IV-Grade or moonshine ytirium is a very rare form of the ore with a relative density of Isogen mineral content 15% greater than the standard form.
Ytirium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Isogen mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ytirium was the Isogen-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ytiri corporation contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
IV-Grade or moonshine ytirium is a very rare form of the ore with a relative density of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a> mineral content 15% greater than the standard form.
Ytirium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Isogen mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ytirium was the Isogen-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ytiri corporation contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
Description of item "Ytirium IV-Grade" (74528) |
| 1029755 |
|
Eifyrium |
Eifyrium |
Name of item 74529 (Eifyrium) |
| 1029756 |
|
This is the most common form of Eifyrium ore with a standard relative density of Zydrine mineral content.
Eifyrium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Zydrine mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Eifyrium was the Zydrine-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Eifyr and Co. contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
This is the most common form of Eifyrium ore with a standard relative density of <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> mineral content.
Eifyrium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Zydrine mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Eifyrium was the Zydrine-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Eifyr and Co. contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
Description of item "Eifyrium" (74529) |
| 1029757 |
|
Eifyrium II-Grade |
Eifyrium II-Grade |
Name of item 74530 (Eifyrium) |
| 1029758 |
|
II-Grade or doped eifyrium is an uncommon form of eifyrium ore with a relative density of Zydrine mineral content 5% greater than the standard form.
Eifyrium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Zydrine mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Eifyrium was the Zydrine-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Eifyr and Co. contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
II-Grade or doped eifyrium is an uncommon form of eifyrium ore with a relative density of <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> mineral content 5% greater than the standard form.
Eifyrium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Zydrine mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Eifyrium was the Zydrine-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Eifyr and Co. contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
Description of item "Eifyrium II-Grade" (74530) |
| 1029759 |
|
Eifyrium III-Grade |
Eifyrium III-Grade |
Name of item 74531 (Eifyrium) |
| 1029760 |
|
III-Grade or boosted eifyrium is a rarer form of eifyrium ore with a relative density of Zydrine mineral content 10% greater than the standard form.
Eifyrium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Zydrine mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Eifyrium was the Zydrine-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Eifyr and Co. contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
III-Grade or boosted eifyrium is a rarer form of eifyrium ore with a relative density of <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> mineral content 10% greater than the standard form.
Eifyrium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Zydrine mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Eifyrium was the Zydrine-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Eifyr and Co. contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
Description of item "Eifyrium III-Grade" (74531) |
| 1029761 |
|
Eifyrium IV-Grade |
Eifyrium IV-Grade |
Name of item 74532 (Eifyrium) |
| 1029762 |
|
IV-Grade or augmented eifyrium is a very rare form of eifyrium ore with a relative density of Zydrine mineral content 15% greater than the standard form.
Eifyrium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Zydrine mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Eifyrium was the Zydrine-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Eifyr and Co. contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
IV-Grade or augmented eifyrium is a very rare form of eifyrium ore with a relative density of <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> mineral content 15% greater than the standard form.
Eifyrium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Zydrine mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Eifyrium was the Zydrine-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Eifyr and Co. contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
Description of item "Eifyrium IV-Grade" (74532) |
| 1029763 |
|
Ducinium |
Ducinium |
Name of item 74533 (Ducinium) |
| 1029764 |
|
This is the most common form of Ducinium ore with a standard relative density of Megacyte mineral content.
Ducinium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Megacyte mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ducinium was the Megacyte-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ducia Foundry contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
This is the most common form of Ducinium ore with a standard relative density of <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a> mineral content.
Ducinium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Megacyte mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ducinium was the Megacyte-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ducia Foundry contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
Description of item "Ducinium" (74533) |
| 1029765 |
|
Ducinium II-Grade |
Ducinium II-Grade |
Name of item 74534 (Ducinium) |
| 1029766 |
|
II-Grade or noble ducinium is an uncommon form of Ducinium ore with a relative density of Megacyte mineral content 5% greater than the standard form.
Ducinium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Megacyte mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ducinium was the Megacyte-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ducia Foundry contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
II-Grade or noble ducinium is an uncommon form of Ducinium ore with a relative density of <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a> mineral content 5% greater than the standard form.
Ducinium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Megacyte mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ducinium was the Megacyte-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ducia Foundry contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
Description of item "Ducinium II-Grade" (74534) |
| 1029767 |
|
Ducinium III-Grade |
Ducinium III-Grade |
Name of item 74535 (Ducinium) |
| 1029768 |
|
III-Grade or royal ducinium is a rarer form of Ducinium ore with a relative density of Megacyte mineral content 10% greater than the standard form.
Ducinium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Megacyte mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ducinium was the Megacyte-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ducia Foundry contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
III-Grade or royal ducinium is a rarer form of Ducinium ore with a relative density of <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a> mineral content 10% greater than the standard form.
Ducinium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Megacyte mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ducinium was the Megacyte-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ducia Foundry contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
Description of item "Ducinium III-Grade" (74535) |
| 1029769 |
|
Ducinium IV-Grade |
Ducinium IV-Grade |
Name of item 74536 (Ducinium) |
| 1029770 |
|
IV-Grade ducinium, colloquially known as imperial ducinium, is a very rare variant with a relative density of Megacyte mineral content 15% greater than the standard form.
Ducinium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Megacyte mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ducinium was the Megacyte-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ducia Foundry contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
IV-Grade ducinium, colloquially known as imperial ducinium, is a very rare variant with a relative density of <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a> mineral content 15% greater than the standard form.
Ducinium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Megacyte mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ducinium was the Megacyte-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ducia Foundry contribution to the surveying expeditions.
Available primarily in nullsec and W-space systems containing A0 (Blue Small) stars, as well as surveyed locations on the borders of empire and nullsec space. |
Description of item "Ducinium IV-Grade" (74536) |
| 1029771 |
|
Arkonor II-Grade |
Arkonor II-Grade |
Name of item 17425 (Arkonor) |
| 1029772 |
|
While fairly invisible to all but the most experienced miners, there are significant molecular differences between arkonor and crimson arkonor, colloquially referred to as such because of the blood-red veins running through it. Miners who search for this diamond in the rough will be rewarded with mineral yields 5% higher than standard arkonor.
Arkonor is one of the rarest and most sought-after ores in the known universe. A sizable nugget of this can sweep anyone from rags to riches in no time. It has high amount of Megacyte, and also contains some Mexallon and Pyerite.
Available primarily in null security status and wormhole systems. |
While fairly invisible to all but the most experienced miners, there are significant molecular differences between arkonor and crimson arkonor, colloquially referred to as such because of the blood-red veins running through it. Miners who search for this diamond in the rough will be rewarded with mineral yields 5% higher than standard arkonor.
Arkonor is one of the rarest and most sought-after ores in the known universe. A sizable nugget of this can sweep anyone from rags to riches in no time. It has high amount of <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a>, and also contains some <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>.
Available primarily in null security status and wormhole systems. |
Description of item "Arkonor II-Grade" (17425) |
| 1029773 |
|
Arkonor III-Grade |
Arkonor III-Grade |
Name of item 17426 (Arkonor) |
| 1029774 |
|
Prime arkonor is the rarest of the rare; the king of ores. Giving a 10% greater mineral yield than regular arkonor, this is the stuff that makes billionaires out of people lucky enough to stumble upon a vein.
Arkonor is one of the rarest and most sought-after ores in the known universe. A sizable nugget of this can sweep anyone from rags to riches in no time. It has high amount of Megacyte, and also contains some Mexallon and Pyerite.
Available primarily in null security status and wormhole systems. |
Prime arkonor is the rarest of the rare; the king of ores. Giving a 10% greater mineral yield than regular arkonor, this is the stuff that makes billionaires out of people lucky enough to stumble upon a vein.
Arkonor is one of the rarest and most sought-after ores in the known universe. A sizable nugget of this can sweep anyone from rags to riches in no time. It has high amount of <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a>, and also contains some <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>.
Available primarily in null security status and wormhole systems. |
Description of item "Arkonor III-Grade" (17426) |
| 1029775 |
|
Bistot II-Grade |
Bistot II-Grade |
Name of item 17428 (Bistot) |
| 1029776 |
|
Bistot with a triclinic crystal system occurs very rarely under natural conditions, but is highly popular with miners due to its extra-high concentrations of minerals. The yield from triclinic bistot is approximately 5% higher than from equivalent volumes of standard bistot.
Bistot is a very valuable ore as it holds large portions of Zydrine and Pyerite. It also contains a decent amount of Mexallon.
Available primarily in null security status and wormhole systems. |
Bistot with a triclinic crystal system occurs very rarely under natural conditions, but is highly popular with miners due to its extra-high concentrations of minerals. The yield from triclinic bistot is approximately 5% higher than from equivalent volumes of standard bistot.
Bistot is a very valuable ore as it holds large portions of <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. It also contains a decent amount of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
Available primarily in null security status and wormhole systems. |
Description of item "Bistot II-Grade" (17428) |
| 1029777 |
|
Bistot III-Grade |
Bistot III-Grade |
Name of item 17429 (Bistot) |
| 1029778 |
|
III-Grade bistot, also known as monoclinic bistot, is a variant of bistot with a slightly different crystal structure. It is highly sought-after, as it gives a 10% higher yield than its straightforward counterpart.
Bistot is a very valuable ore as it holds large portions of Zydrine and Pyerite. It also contains a decent amount of Mexallon.
Available primarily in null security status and wormhole systems. |
III-Grade bistot, also known as monoclinic bistot, is a variant of bistot with a slightly different crystal structure. It is highly sought-after, as it gives a 10% higher yield than its straightforward counterpart.
Bistot is a very valuable ore as it holds large portions of <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. It also contains a decent amount of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
Available primarily in null security status and wormhole systems. |
Description of item "Bistot III-Grade" (17429) |
| 1029779 |
|
Crokite II-Grade |
Crokite II-Grade |
Name of item 17432 (Crokite) |
| 1029780 |
|
In certain belts, environmental conditions will carve sharp, jagged edges into crokite rocks, resulting in the formation of sharp crokite. The increased density of these formations leads to a 5% greater mineral yield than standard crokite.
Crokite is a very heavy ore that is always in high demand because it has the largest ratio of Nocxium and Mexallon for any ore in the known universe. Valuable deposits of Pyerite can also be found within this rare ore.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
In certain belts, environmental conditions will carve sharp, jagged edges into crokite rocks, resulting in the formation of sharp crokite. The increased density of these formations leads to a 5% greater mineral yield than standard crokite.
Crokite is a very heavy ore that is always in high demand because it has the largest ratio of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> for any ore in the known universe. Valuable deposits of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> can also be found within this rare ore.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
Description of item "Crokite II-Grade" (17432) |
| 1029781 |
|
Crokite III-Grade |
Crokite III-Grade |
Name of item 17433 (Crokite) |
| 1029782 |
|
III-Grade crokite, also known as crystalline crokite, is the stuff of legend. Not only does it give a 10% greater yield than regular crokite, but chunks of the rock glitter beautifully in just the right light, making crystalline crokite popular as raw material for jewelry.
Crokite is a very heavy ore that is always in high demand because it has the largest ratio of Nocxium and Mexallon for any ore in the known universe. Valuable deposits of Pyerite can also be found within this rare ore.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
III-Grade crokite, also known as crystalline crokite, is the stuff of legend. Not only does it give a 10% greater yield than regular crokite, but chunks of the rock glitter beautifully in just the right light, making crystalline crokite popular as raw material for jewelry.
Crokite is a very heavy ore that is always in high demand because it has the largest ratio of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> for any ore in the known universe. Valuable deposits of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> can also be found within this rare ore.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
Description of item "Crokite III-Grade" (17433) |
| 1029783 |
|
Dark Ochre II-Grade |
Dark Ochre II-Grade |
Name of item 17436 (Dark Ochre) |
| 1029784 |
|
II-Grade dark ochre, also known as onyx ochre, has a distinctive, shiny black surface that lends itself to ornamental uses. But the 5% higher mineral yield is what miners are really after. Like in all else, good looks are only an added bonus.
Considered a worthless ore for years, dark ochre was ignored by most miners until improved reprocessing techniques managed to extract the huge amount of Isogen and Mexallon inside it. Dark ochre also contains useful amounts of Nocxium.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
II-Grade dark ochre, also known as onyx ochre, has a distinctive, shiny black surface that lends itself to ornamental uses. But the 5% higher mineral yield is what miners are really after. Like in all else, good looks are only an added bonus.
Considered a worthless ore for years, dark ochre was ignored by most miners until improved reprocessing techniques managed to extract the huge amount of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> inside it. Dark ochre also contains useful amounts of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
Description of item "Dark Ochre II-Grade" (17436) |
| 1029785 |
|
Dark Ochre III-Grade |
Dark Ochre III-Grade |
Name of item 17437 (Dark Ochre) |
| 1029786 |
|
III-Grade or obsidian ochre, the most valuable member of the dark ochre family, was only first discovered a decade ago. The sleek black surface of this ore managed to absorb scanning waves, making obsidian ochre asteroids almost invisible. Advances in scanning technology revealed these beauties at last. This ore's 10% higher mineral yield makes it more than worth the effort required to find it.
Considered a worthless ore for years, dark ochre was ignored by most miners until improved reprocessing techniques managed to extract the huge amount of Isogen and Mexallon inside it. Dark ochre also contains useful amounts of Nocxium.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
III-Grade or obsidian ochre, the most valuable member of the dark ochre family, was only first discovered a decade ago. The sleek black surface of this ore managed to absorb scanning waves, making obsidian ochre asteroids almost invisible. Advances in scanning technology revealed these beauties at last. This ore's 10% higher mineral yield makes it more than worth the effort required to find it.
Considered a worthless ore for years, dark ochre was ignored by most miners until improved reprocessing techniques managed to extract the huge amount of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> inside it. Dark ochre also contains useful amounts of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
Description of item "Dark Ochre III-Grade" (17437) |
| 1029787 |
|
Hedbergite II-Grade |
Hedbergite II-Grade |
Name of item 17440 (Hedbergite) |
| 1029788 |
|
When asteroids containing hedbergite pass close to suns or other sources of intense heat can cause the hedbergite to glassify. The result is called II-Grade or vitric hedbergite and has 5% better yield than normal hedbergite.
Hedbergite is sought after for its high concentration of Pyerite and Nocxium.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
When asteroids containing hedbergite pass close to suns or other sources of intense heat can cause the hedbergite to glassify. The result is called II-Grade or vitric hedbergite and has 5% better yield than normal hedbergite.
Hedbergite is sought after for its high concentration of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
Description of item "Hedbergite II-Grade" (17440) |
| 1029789 |
|
Hedbergite III-Grade |
Hedbergite III-Grade |
Name of item 17441 (Hedbergite) |
| 1029790 |
|
Asteroids containing this shiny ore were formed in intense heat, such as might result from a supernova. The result, known III-Grade or glazed hedbergite, is a more concentrated form of hedbergite that has 10% higher yield.
Hedbergite is sought after for its high concentration of Pyerite and Nocxium.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
Asteroids containing this shiny ore were formed in intense heat, such as might result from a supernova. The result, known III-Grade or glazed hedbergite, is a more concentrated form of hedbergite that has 10% higher yield.
Hedbergite is sought after for its high concentration of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
Description of item "Hedbergite III-Grade" (17441) |
| 1029791 |
|
Hemorphite II-Grade |
Hemorphite II-Grade |
Name of item 17444 (Hemorphite) |
| 1029792 |
|
Hemorphite exists in many different color variations. Interestingly, the more colorful it becomes, the better yield it has. Vivid or II-Grade hemorphite has 5% better yield than its more bland brother.
With a large portion of Nocxium, hemorphite is always a good find. It is common enough that even novice miners can expect to run into it. Hemorphite also has some amount of Isogen.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
Hemorphite exists in many different color variations. Interestingly, the more colorful it becomes, the better yield it has. Vivid or II-Grade hemorphite has 5% better yield than its more bland brother.
With a large portion of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>, hemorphite is always a good find. It is common enough that even novice miners can expect to run into it. Hemorphite also has some amount of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
Description of item "Hemorphite II-Grade" (17444) |
| 1029793 |
|
Hemorphite III-Grade |
Hemorphite III-Grade |
Name of item 17445 (Hemorphite) |
| 1029794 |
|
Hemorphite exists in many different color variations. Interestingly, the more colorful it becomes, the better yield it has. Radiant or III-Grade hemorphite has 10% better yield than its more bland brother.
With a large portion of Nocxium, hemorphite is always a good find. It is common enough that even novice miners can expect to run into it. Hemorphite also has some amount of Isogen.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
Hemorphite exists in many different color variations. Interestingly, the more colorful it becomes, the better yield it has. Radiant or III-Grade hemorphite has 10% better yield than its more bland brother.
With a large portion of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>, hemorphite is always a good find. It is common enough that even novice miners can expect to run into it. Hemorphite also has some amount of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
Description of item "Hemorphite III-Grade" (17445) |
| 1029795 |
|
Jaspet II-Grade |
Jaspet II-Grade |
Name of item 17448 (Jaspet) |
| 1029796 |
|
II-Grade or pure jaspet is popular amongst corporate miners who are looking for various minerals for manufacturing, rather than mining purely for profit. Pure jaspet contains fewer waste compounds than most asteroids, allows for approximately 5% better mineral yield from the same volume of ore.
Jaspet has two valuable mineral types, making it easy to sell. It has a large portion of Mexallon plus some Nocxium.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
II-Grade or pure jaspet is popular amongst corporate miners who are looking for various minerals for manufacturing, rather than mining purely for profit. Pure jaspet contains fewer waste compounds than most asteroids, allows for approximately 5% better mineral yield from the same volume of ore.
Jaspet has two valuable mineral types, making it easy to sell. It has a large portion of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> plus some <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
Description of item "Jaspet II-Grade" (17448) |
| 1029797 |
|
Jaspet III-Grade |
Jaspet III-Grade |
Name of item 17449 (Jaspet) |
| 1029798 |
|
III-Grade jaspet, also known as pristine jaspet, is very rare, which is not so surprising when one considers that it is formed when asteroids collide with comets or ice moons. It has 10% better yield than normal Jaspet.
Jaspet has two valuable mineral types, making it easy to sell. It has a large portion of Mexallon plus some Nocxium.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
III-Grade jaspet, also known as pristine jaspet, is very rare, which is not so surprising when one considers that it is formed when asteroids collide with comets or ice moons. It has 10% better yield than normal Jaspet.
Jaspet has two valuable mineral types, making it easy to sell. It has a large portion of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> plus some <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
Description of item "Jaspet III-Grade" (17449) |
| 1029799 |
|
Kernite II-Grade |
Kernite II-Grade |
Name of item 17452 (Kernite) |
| 1029800 |
|
Prophets tell of the mystical nature endowed in luminous kernite, the II-Grade kernite variant. To the rest of us, it's an average looking ore that has 5% more yield than normal kernite and can make you rich if you mine it 24/7 and live to be very old.
Kernite is a fairly common ore type that yields fair amounts of Mexallon and Isogen.
Available primarily in low and null security status and wormhole systems. |
Prophets tell of the mystical nature endowed in luminous kernite, the II-Grade kernite variant. To the rest of us, it's an average looking ore that has 5% more yield than normal kernite and can make you rich if you mine it 24/7 and live to be very old.
Kernite is a fairly common ore type that yields fair amounts of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
Available primarily in low and null security status and wormhole systems. |
Description of item "Kernite II-Grade" (17452) |
| 1029801 |
|
Kernite III-Grade |
Kernite III-Grade |
Name of item 17453 (Kernite) |
| 1029802 |
|
Known as Rage Stone or fiery kernite to veteran miners after a discovery of a particularly rich vein of it caused a bar brawl of epic proportions in the Intaki Syndicate. It has a 10% higher yield than basic kernite.
Kernite is a fairly common ore type that yields fair amounts of Mexallon and Isogen.
Available primarily in low and null security status and wormhole systems. |
Known as Rage Stone or fiery kernite to veteran miners after a discovery of a particularly rich vein of it caused a bar brawl of epic proportions in the Intaki Syndicate. It has a 10% higher yield than basic kernite.
Kernite is a fairly common ore type that yields fair amounts of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
Available primarily in low and null security status and wormhole systems. |
Description of item "Kernite III-Grade" (17453) |
| 1029803 |
|
Plagioclase II-Grade |
Plagioclase II-Grade |
Name of item 17455 (Plagioclase) |
| 1029804 |
|
II-Grade or azure plagioclase is an uncommon variant of plagioclase that enjoys a 5% improved mineral yield. It was made infamous in the melancholic song prose Miner Blues by the Gallentean folk singer Jaroud Dertier three decades ago.
Plagioclase is not amongst the most valuable ore types around, but it contains a large amount of Tritanium and is thus always in constant demand. It also yields some Mexallon.
Available primarily in high security status star systems. |
II-Grade or azure plagioclase is an uncommon variant of plagioclase that enjoys a 5% improved mineral yield. It was made infamous in the melancholic song prose Miner Blues by the Gallentean folk singer Jaroud Dertier three decades ago.
Plagioclase is not amongst the most valuable ore types around, but it contains a large amount of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and is thus always in constant demand. It also yields some <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
Available primarily in high security status star systems. |
Description of item "Plagioclase II-Grade" (17455) |
| 1029805 |
|
Plagioclase III-Grade |
Plagioclase III-Grade |
Name of item 17456 (Plagioclase) |
| 1029806 |
|
With rich or III-Grade plagioclase having 10% better yield than the normal one, miners can finally regard plagioclase as a mineral that provides a noteworthy profit.
Plagioclase is not amongst the most valuable ore types around, but it contains a large amount of Tritanium and is thus always in constant demand. It also yields some Mexallon.
Available primarily in high security status star systems. |
With rich or III-Grade plagioclase having 10% better yield than the normal one, miners can finally regard plagioclase as a mineral that provides a noteworthy profit.
Plagioclase is not amongst the most valuable ore types around, but it contains a large amount of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and is thus always in constant demand. It also yields some <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
Available primarily in high security status star systems. |
Description of item "Plagioclase III-Grade" (17456) |
| 1029807 |
|
Pyroxeres II-Grade |
Pyroxeres II-Grade |
Name of item 17459 (Pyroxeres) |
| 1029808 |
|
II-Grade pyroxeres, sometimes called solid pyroxeres or the Flame of Dam'Torsad, has a 5% higher yield than its more common cousin.
Pyroxeres is a common ore available in all regions of space. It has fair amounts of Pyerite and Mexallon.
Available in all known space and wormhole systems. |
II-Grade pyroxeres, sometimes called solid pyroxeres or the Flame of Dam'Torsad, has a 5% higher yield than its more common cousin.
Pyroxeres is a common ore available in all regions of space. It has fair amounts of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
Available in all known space and wormhole systems. |
Description of item "Pyroxeres II-Grade" (17459) |
| 1029809 |
|
Pyroxeres III-Grade |
Pyroxeres III-Grade |
Name of item 17460 (Pyroxeres) |
| 1029810 |
|
III-Grade or viscous pyroxeres is the secret behind the success of ORE in the early days. ORE has since then moved into more profitable minerals, but viscous pyroxeres and its 10% higher mineral yield still holds a special place in the hearts of all miners dreaming of becoming the next mining moguls of EVE.
Pyroxeres is a common ore available in all regions of space. It has fair amounts of Pyerite and Mexallon.
Available in all known space and wormhole systems. |
III-Grade or viscous pyroxeres is the secret behind the success of ORE in the early days. ORE has since then moved into more profitable minerals, but viscous pyroxeres and its 10% higher mineral yield still holds a special place in the hearts of all miners dreaming of becoming the next mining moguls of EVE.
Pyroxeres is a common ore available in all regions of space. It has fair amounts of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
Available in all known space and wormhole systems. |
Description of item "Pyroxeres III-Grade" (17460) |
| 1029811 |
|
Compressed Veldspar II-Grade |
Compressed Veldspar II-Grade |
Name of item 62517 (Veldspar) |
| 1029812 |
|
Clusters of veldspar with 5% higher yield, called II-Grade or concentrated veldspar, are sometimes found in areas where normal veldspar is already in abundance.
Veldspar is the most common ore type in the central regions of known universe. It is still in constant demand as it holds a large portion of the much-used Tritanium mineral.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Clusters of veldspar with 5% higher yield, called II-Grade or concentrated veldspar, are sometimes found in areas where normal veldspar is already in abundance.
Veldspar is the most common ore type in the central regions of known universe. It is still in constant demand as it holds a large portion of the much-used <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> mineral.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Veldspar II-Grade" (62517) |
| 1029813 |
|
Compressed Veldspar III-Grade |
Compressed Veldspar III-Grade |
Name of item 62518 (Veldspar) |
| 1029814 |
|
In asteroids above average size, the intense pressure can weld normal veldspar into what is known as III-Grade or dense veldspar, increasing the yield by 10%.
Veldspar is the most common ore type in the central regions of known universe. It is still in constant demand as it holds a large portion of the much-used Tritanium mineral.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
In asteroids above average size, the intense pressure can weld normal veldspar into what is known as III-Grade or dense veldspar, increasing the yield by 10%.
Veldspar is the most common ore type in the central regions of known universe. It is still in constant demand as it holds a large portion of the much-used <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> mineral.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Veldspar III-Grade" (62518) |
| 1029815 |
|
Scordite II-Grade |
Scordite II-Grade |
Name of item 17463 (Scordite) |
| 1029816 |
|
Condensed scordite, the II-Grade cousin of normal scordite, has a 5% better yield. The increase may seem insignificant, but matters greatly to new miners where every ISK counts.
Scordite is amongst the most common ore types in the central regions of known universe. It has a fair bit of Tritanium and Pyerite. Good choice for those starting their mining careers.
Available primarily in high security status star systems. |
Condensed scordite, the II-Grade cousin of normal scordite, has a 5% better yield. The increase may seem insignificant, but matters greatly to new miners where every ISK counts.
Scordite is amongst the most common ore types in the central regions of known universe. It has a fair bit of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. Good choice for those starting their mining careers.
Available primarily in high security status star systems. |
Description of item "Scordite II-Grade" (17463) |
| 1029817 |
|
Scordite III-Grade |
Scordite III-Grade |
Name of item 17464 (Scordite) |
| 1029818 |
|
Massive or III-Grade scordite was the stuff of legend in the early days of space exploration, due to a 10% higher mineral yield than standard scordite. Though it has long since been taken over in value by other ores it still has a special place in the hearts of veteran miners.
Scordite is amongst the most common ore types in the central regions of known universe. It has a fair bit of Tritanium and Pyerite. Good choice for those starting their mining careers.
Available primarily in high security status star systems. |
Massive or III-Grade scordite was the stuff of legend in the early days of space exploration, due to a 10% higher mineral yield than standard scordite. Though it has long since been taken over in value by other ores it still has a special place in the hearts of veteran miners.
Scordite is amongst the most common ore types in the central regions of known universe. It has a fair bit of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. Good choice for those starting their mining careers.
Available primarily in high security status star systems. |
Description of item "Scordite III-Grade" (17464) |
| 1029819 |
|
Compressed Scordite II-Grade |
Compressed Scordite II-Grade |
Name of item 62521 (Scordite) |
| 1029820 |
|
Condensed scordite, the II-Grade cousin of normal scordite, has a 5% better yield. The increase may seem insignificant, but matters greatly to new miners where every ISK counts.
Scordite is amongst the most common ore types in the central regions of known universe. It has a fair bit of Tritanium and Pyerite. Good choice for those starting their mining careers.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Condensed scordite, the II-Grade cousin of normal scordite, has a 5% better yield. The increase may seem insignificant, but matters greatly to new miners where every ISK counts.
Scordite is amongst the most common ore types in the central regions of known universe. It has a fair bit of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. Good choice for those starting their mining careers.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Scordite II-Grade" (62521) |
| 1029821 |
|
Spodumain II-Grade |
Spodumain II-Grade |
Name of item 17466 (Spodumain) |
| 1029822 |
|
II-Grade spodumain is occasionally found with crystalline traces in its outer surface. Known as bright spodumain, the crystal adds approximately 5% more value to an already valuable mineral.
Spodumain is amongst the most desirable ore types around, as it contains high volumes of the most heavily demanded resource and some amounts of the more precious minerals. Huge volumes of Tritanium and moderate amounts of Isogen, Nocxium, Zydrine and Megacyte can be obtained by refining these rocks. |
II-Grade spodumain is occasionally found with crystalline traces in its outer surface. Known as bright spodumain, the crystal adds approximately 5% more value to an already valuable mineral.
Spodumain is amongst the most desirable ore types around, as it contains high volumes of the most heavily demanded resource and some amounts of the more precious minerals. Huge volumes of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and moderate amounts of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>, <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>, <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> and <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a> can be obtained by refining these rocks. |
Description of item "Spodumain II-Grade" (17466) |
| 1029823 |
|
Spodumain III-Grade |
Spodumain III-Grade |
Name of item 17467 (Spodumain) |
| 1029824 |
|
Once in a while, III-Grade spodumain is found with crystalline veins running through it. The 10% increased value this yields puts a gleam in the eye of any miner lucky enough to find it.
Spodumain is amongst the most desirable ore types around, as it contains high volumes of the most heavily demanded resource and some amounts of the more precious minerals. Huge volumes of Tritanium and moderate amounts of Isogen, Nocxium, Zydrine and Megacyte can be obtained by refining these rocks. |
Once in a while, III-Grade spodumain is found with crystalline veins running through it. The 10% increased value this yields puts a gleam in the eye of any miner lucky enough to find it.
Spodumain is amongst the most desirable ore types around, as it contains high volumes of the most heavily demanded resource and some amounts of the more precious minerals. Huge volumes of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and moderate amounts of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>, <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>, <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> and <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a> can be obtained by refining these rocks. |
Description of item "Spodumain III-Grade" (17467) |
| 1029825 |
|
Compressed Pyroxeres |
Compressed Pyroxeres |
Name of item 62524 (Pyroxeres) |
| 1029826 |
|
Pyroxeres is a common ore available in all regions of space. It has fair amounts of Pyerite and Mexallon.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Pyroxeres is a common ore available in all regions of space. It has fair amounts of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Pyroxeres" (62524) |
| 1029827 |
|
Compressed Pyroxeres II-Grade |
Compressed Pyroxeres II-Grade |
Name of item 62525 (Pyroxeres) |
| 1029828 |
|
II-Grade pyroxeres, sometimes called solid pyroxeres or the Flame of Dam'Torsad, has a 5% higher yield than its more common cousin.
Pyroxeres is a common ore available in all regions of space. It has fair amounts of Pyerite and Mexallon.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
II-Grade pyroxeres, sometimes called solid pyroxeres or the Flame of Dam'Torsad, has a 5% higher yield than its more common cousin.
Pyroxeres is a common ore available in all regions of space. It has fair amounts of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Pyroxeres II-Grade" (62525) |
| 1029829 |
|
Veldspar II-Grade |
Veldspar II-Grade |
Name of item 17470 (Veldspar) |
| 1029830 |
|
Clusters of veldspar with 5% higher yield, called II-Grade or concentrated veldspar, are sometimes found in areas where normal veldspar is already in abundance.
Veldspar is the most common ore type in the central regions of known universe. It is still in constant demand as it holds a large portion of the much-used Tritanium mineral.
Available primarily in high security status star systems. |
Clusters of veldspar with 5% higher yield, called II-Grade or concentrated veldspar, are sometimes found in areas where normal veldspar is already in abundance.
Veldspar is the most common ore type in the central regions of known universe. It is still in constant demand as it holds a large portion of the much-used <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> mineral.
Available primarily in high security status star systems. |
Description of item "Veldspar II-Grade" (17470) |
| 1029831 |
|
Veldspar III-Grade |
Veldspar III-Grade |
Name of item 17471 (Veldspar) |
| 1029832 |
|
In asteroids above average size, the intense pressure can weld normal veldspar into what is known as III-Grade or dense veldspar, increasing the yield by 10%.
Veldspar is the most common ore type in the central regions of known universe. It is still in constant demand as it holds a large portion of the much-used Tritanium mineral.
Available primarily in high security status star systems. |
In asteroids above average size, the intense pressure can weld normal veldspar into what is known as III-Grade or dense veldspar, increasing the yield by 10%.
Veldspar is the most common ore type in the central regions of known universe. It is still in constant demand as it holds a large portion of the much-used <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> mineral.
Available primarily in high security status star systems. |
Description of item "Veldspar III-Grade" (17471) |
| 1029833 |
|
Compressed Plagioclase |
Compressed Plagioclase |
Name of item 62528 (Plagioclase) |
| 1029834 |
|
Plagioclase is not amongst the most valuable ore types around, but it contains a large amount of Tritanium and is thus always in constant demand. It also yields some Mexallon.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Plagioclase is not amongst the most valuable ore types around, but it contains a large amount of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and is thus always in constant demand. It also yields some <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Plagioclase" (62528) |
| 1029835 |
|
Compressed Plagioclase II-Grade |
Compressed Plagioclase II-Grade |
Name of item 62529 (Plagioclase) |
| 1029836 |
|
II-Grade or azure plagioclase is an uncommon variant of plagioclase that enjoys a 5% improved mineral yield. It was made infamous in the melancholic song prose Miner Blues by the Gallentean folk singer Jaroud Dertier three decades ago.
Plagioclase is not amongst the most valuable ore types around, but it contains a large amount of Tritanium and is thus always in constant demand. It also yields some Mexallon.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
II-Grade or azure plagioclase is an uncommon variant of plagioclase that enjoys a 5% improved mineral yield. It was made infamous in the melancholic song prose Miner Blues by the Gallentean folk singer Jaroud Dertier three decades ago.
Plagioclase is not amongst the most valuable ore types around, but it contains a large amount of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and is thus always in constant demand. It also yields some <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Plagioclase II-Grade" (62529) |
| 1029837 |
|
Compressed Plagioclase III-Grade |
Compressed Plagioclase III-Grade |
Name of item 62530 (Plagioclase) |
| 1029838 |
|
With rich or III-Grade plagioclase having 10% better yield than the normal one, miners can finally regard plagioclase as a mineral that provides a noteworthy profit.
Plagioclase is not amongst the most valuable ore types around, but it contains a large amount of Tritanium and is thus always in constant demand. It also yields some Mexallon.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
With rich or III-Grade plagioclase having 10% better yield than the normal one, miners can finally regard plagioclase as a mineral that provides a noteworthy profit.
Plagioclase is not amongst the most valuable ore types around, but it contains a large amount of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and is thus always in constant demand. It also yields some <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Plagioclase III-Grade" (62530) |
| 1029839 |
|
Compressed Plagioclase IV-Grade |
Compressed Plagioclase IV-Grade |
Name of item 62531 (Plagioclase) |
| 1029840 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of plagioclase ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard plagioclase when reprocessed.
Plagioclase is not amongst the most valuable ore types around, but it contains a large amount of Tritanium and is thus always in constant demand. It also yields some Mexallon.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of plagioclase ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard plagioclase when reprocessed.
Plagioclase is not amongst the most valuable ore types around, but it contains a large amount of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and is thus always in constant demand. It also yields some <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Plagioclase IV-Grade" (62531) |
| 1029841 |
|
Compressed Omber |
Compressed Omber |
Name of item 62532 (Omber) |
| 1029842 |
|
Omber is a common ore that is still an excellent ore for novice miners as it has a sizeable portion of Isogen, as well as some Pyerite. A few trips of mining this and a novice is quick to rise in status.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Omber is a common ore that is still an excellent ore for novice miners as it has a sizeable portion of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>, as well as some <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. A few trips of mining this and a novice is quick to rise in status.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Omber" (62532) |
| 1029843 |
|
Compressed Omber II-Grade |
Compressed Omber II-Grade |
Name of item 62533 (Omber) |
| 1029844 |
|
Silvery omber, the II-Grade variant, was first discovered some fifty years ago in an asteroid belt close to a large moon. The luminescence from the moon made this uncommon cousin of normal Omber seem silvery in appearance, hence the name. It is still considered a lucky find by miners across New Eden due to a roughly 5% improved mineral yield compared to standard omber.
Omber is a common ore that is still an excellent ore for novice miners as it has a sizeable portion of Isogen, as well as some Pyerite. A few trips of mining this and a novice is quick to rise in status.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Silvery omber, the II-Grade variant, was first discovered some fifty years ago in an asteroid belt close to a large moon. The luminescence from the moon made this uncommon cousin of normal Omber seem silvery in appearance, hence the name. It is still considered a lucky find by miners across New Eden due to a roughly 5% improved mineral yield compared to standard omber.
Omber is a common ore that is still an excellent ore for novice miners as it has a sizeable portion of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>, as well as some <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. A few trips of mining this and a novice is quick to rise in status.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Omber II-Grade" (62533) |
| 1029845 |
|
Compressed Omber III-Grade |
Compressed Omber III-Grade |
Name of item 62534 (Omber) |
| 1029846 |
|
III-Grade or golden omber spurred one of the largest gold rushes in the early days of space faring, when isogen was the king of minerals. The 10% extra yield it offers over common Omber was all it took to make it the most sought after ore for a few years.
Omber is a common ore that is still an excellent ore for novice miners as it has a sizeable portion of Isogen, as well as some Pyerite. A few trips of mining this and a novice is quick to rise in status.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
III-Grade or golden omber spurred one of the largest gold rushes in the early days of space faring, when isogen was the king of minerals. The 10% extra yield it offers over common Omber was all it took to make it the most sought after ore for a few years.
Omber is a common ore that is still an excellent ore for novice miners as it has a sizeable portion of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>, as well as some <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. A few trips of mining this and a novice is quick to rise in status.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Omber III-Grade" (62534) |
| 1029847 |
|
Compressed Omber IV-Grade |
Compressed Omber IV-Grade |
Name of item 62535 (Omber) |
| 1029848 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of omber ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard omber when reprocessed.
Omber is a common ore that is still an excellent ore for novice miners as it has a sizeable portion of Isogen, as well as some Pyerite. A few trips of mining this and a novice is quick to rise in status.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of omber ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard omber when reprocessed.
Omber is a common ore that is still an excellent ore for novice miners as it has a sizeable portion of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>, as well as some <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. A few trips of mining this and a novice is quick to rise in status.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Omber IV-Grade" (62535) |
| 1029849 |
|
Compressed Kernite |
Compressed Kernite |
Name of item 62536 (Kernite) |
| 1029850 |
|
Kernite is a fairly common ore type that yields fair amounts of Mexallon and Isogen.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Kernite is a fairly common ore type that yields fair amounts of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Kernite" (62536) |
| 1029851 |
|
Compressed Kernite II-Grade |
Compressed Kernite II-Grade |
Name of item 62537 (Kernite) |
| 1029852 |
|
Prophets tell of the mystical nature endowed in luminous kernite, the II-Grade kernite variant. To the rest of us, it's an average looking ore that has 5% more yield than normal kernite and can make you rich if you mine it 24/7 and live to be very old.
Kernite is a fairly common ore type that yields fair amounts of Mexallon and Isogen.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Prophets tell of the mystical nature endowed in luminous kernite, the II-Grade kernite variant. To the rest of us, it's an average looking ore that has 5% more yield than normal kernite and can make you rich if you mine it 24/7 and live to be very old.
Kernite is a fairly common ore type that yields fair amounts of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Kernite II-Grade" (62537) |
| 1029853 |
|
Compressed Kernite III-Grade |
Compressed Kernite III-Grade |
Name of item 62538 (Kernite) |
| 1029854 |
|
Known as Rage Stone or fiery kernite to veteran miners after a discovery of a particularly rich vein of it caused a bar brawl of epic proportions in the Intaki Syndicate. It has a 10% higher yield than basic kernite.
Kernite is a fairly common ore type that yields fair amounts of Mexallon and Isogen.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Known as Rage Stone or fiery kernite to veteran miners after a discovery of a particularly rich vein of it caused a bar brawl of epic proportions in the Intaki Syndicate. It has a 10% higher yield than basic kernite.
Kernite is a fairly common ore type that yields fair amounts of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Kernite III-Grade" (62538) |
| 1029855 |
|
Compressed Kernite IV-Grade |
Compressed Kernite IV-Grade |
Name of item 62539 (Kernite) |
| 1029856 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of kernite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard kernite when reprocessed.
Kernite is a fairly common ore type that yields fair amounts of Mexallon and Isogen.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of kernite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard kernite when reprocessed.
Kernite is a fairly common ore type that yields fair amounts of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Kernite IV-Grade" (62539) |
| 1029857 |
|
Compressed Jaspet |
Compressed Jaspet |
Name of item 62540 (Jaspet) |
| 1029858 |
|
Jaspet has two valuable mineral types, making it easy to sell. It has a large portion of Mexallon plus some Nocxium.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Jaspet has two valuable mineral types, making it easy to sell. It has a large portion of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> plus some <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Jaspet" (62540) |
| 1029859 |
|
Compressed Jaspet II-Grade |
Compressed Jaspet II-Grade |
Name of item 62541 (Jaspet) |
| 1029860 |
|
II-Grade or pure jaspet is popular amongst corporate miners who are looking for various minerals for manufacturing, rather than mining purely for profit. Pure jaspet contains fewer waste compounds than most asteroids, allows for approximately 5% better mineral yield from the same volume of ore.
Jaspet has two valuable mineral types, making it easy to sell. It has a large portion of Mexallon plus some Nocxium.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
II-Grade or pure jaspet is popular amongst corporate miners who are looking for various minerals for manufacturing, rather than mining purely for profit. Pure jaspet contains fewer waste compounds than most asteroids, allows for approximately 5% better mineral yield from the same volume of ore.
Jaspet has two valuable mineral types, making it easy to sell. It has a large portion of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> plus some <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Jaspet II-Grade" (62541) |
| 1029861 |
|
Compressed Jaspet III-Grade |
Compressed Jaspet III-Grade |
Name of item 62542 (Jaspet) |
| 1029862 |
|
III-Grade jaspet, also known as pristine jaspet, is very rare, which is not so surprising when one considers that it is formed when asteroids collide with comets or ice moons. It has 10% better yield than normal Jaspet.
Jaspet has two valuable mineral types, making it easy to sell. It has a large portion of Mexallon plus some Nocxium.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
III-Grade jaspet, also known as pristine jaspet, is very rare, which is not so surprising when one considers that it is formed when asteroids collide with comets or ice moons. It has 10% better yield than normal Jaspet.
Jaspet has two valuable mineral types, making it easy to sell. It has a large portion of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> plus some <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Jaspet III-Grade" (62542) |
| 1029863 |
|
Compressed Jaspet IV-Grade |
Compressed Jaspet IV-Grade |
Name of item 62543 (Jaspet) |
| 1029864 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of jaspet ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard jaspet when reprocessed.
Jaspet has two valuable mineral types, making it easy to sell. It has a large portion of Mexallon plus some Nocxium.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of jaspet ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard jaspet when reprocessed.
Jaspet has two valuable mineral types, making it easy to sell. It has a large portion of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> plus some <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Jaspet IV-Grade" (62543) |
| 1029865 |
|
Compressed Hemorphite |
Compressed Hemorphite |
Name of item 62544 (Hemorphite) |
| 1029866 |
|
With a large portion of Nocxium, hemorphite is always a good find. It is common enough that even novice miners can expect to run into it. Hemorphite also has some amount of Isogen.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
With a large portion of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>, hemorphite is always a good find. It is common enough that even novice miners can expect to run into it. Hemorphite also has some amount of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Hemorphite" (62544) |
| 1029867 |
|
Compressed Hemorphite II-Grade |
Compressed Hemorphite II-Grade |
Name of item 62545 (Hemorphite) |
| 1029868 |
|
Hemorphite exists in many different color variations. Interestingly, the more colorful it becomes, the better yield it has. Vivid or II-Grade hemorphite has 5% better yield than its more bland brother.
With a large portion of Nocxium, hemorphite is always a good find. It is common enough that even novice miners can expect to run into it. Hemorphite also has some amount of Isogen.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Hemorphite exists in many different color variations. Interestingly, the more colorful it becomes, the better yield it has. Vivid or II-Grade hemorphite has 5% better yield than its more bland brother.
With a large portion of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>, hemorphite is always a good find. It is common enough that even novice miners can expect to run into it. Hemorphite also has some amount of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Hemorphite II-Grade" (62545) |
| 1029869 |
|
Talassonite |
Talassonite |
Name of item 52306 (Talassonite) |
| 1029870 |
|
Light neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield huge amounts of Tritanium and Nocxium whilst also yielding smaller amount of Megacyte. |
Light neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield huge amounts of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a> whilst also yielding smaller amount of <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a>. |
Description of item "Talassonite" (52306) |
| 1029871 |
|
Compressed Hemorphite IV-Grade |
Compressed Hemorphite IV-Grade |
Name of item 62547 (Hemorphite) |
| 1029872 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of hemorphite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard hemorphite when reprocessed.
With a large portion of Nocxium, hemorphite is always a good find. It is common enough that even novice miners can expect to run into it. Hemorphite also has some amount of Isogen.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of hemorphite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard hemorphite when reprocessed.
With a large portion of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>, hemorphite is always a good find. It is common enough that even novice miners can expect to run into it. Hemorphite also has some amount of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Hemorphite IV-Grade" (62547) |
| 1029873 |
|
Compressed Hedbergite |
Compressed Hedbergite |
Name of item 62548 (Hedbergite) |
| 1029874 |
|
Hedbergite is sought after for its high concentration of Pyerite and Nocxium.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Hedbergite is sought after for its high concentration of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Hedbergite" (62548) |
| 1029875 |
|
Compressed Hedbergite II-Grade |
Compressed Hedbergite II-Grade |
Name of item 62549 (Hedbergite) |
| 1029876 |
|
When asteroids containing hedbergite pass close to suns or other sources of intense heat can cause the hedbergite to glassify. The result is called II-Grade or vitric hedbergite and has 5% better yield than normal hedbergite.
Hedbergite is sought after for its high concentration of Pyerite and Nocxium.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
When asteroids containing hedbergite pass close to suns or other sources of intense heat can cause the hedbergite to glassify. The result is called II-Grade or vitric hedbergite and has 5% better yield than normal hedbergite.
Hedbergite is sought after for its high concentration of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Hedbergite II-Grade" (62549) |
| 1029877 |
|
Compressed Hedbergite III-Grade |
Compressed Hedbergite III-Grade |
Name of item 62550 (Hedbergite) |
| 1029878 |
|
Asteroids containing this shiny ore were formed in intense heat, such as might result from a supernova. The result, known III-Grade or glazed hedbergite, is a more concentrated form of hedbergite that has 10% higher yield.
Hedbergite is sought after for its high concentration of Pyerite and Nocxium.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Asteroids containing this shiny ore were formed in intense heat, such as might result from a supernova. The result, known III-Grade or glazed hedbergite, is a more concentrated form of hedbergite that has 10% higher yield.
Hedbergite is sought after for its high concentration of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Hedbergite III-Grade" (62550) |
| 1029879 |
|
Compressed Hedbergite IV-Grade |
Compressed Hedbergite IV-Grade |
Name of item 62551 (Hedbergite) |
| 1029880 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of hedbergite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard hedbergite when reprocessed.
Hedbergite is sought after for its high concentration of Pyerite and Nocxium.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of hedbergite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard hedbergite when reprocessed.
Hedbergite is sought after for its high concentration of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Hedbergite IV-Grade" (62551) |
| 1029881 |
|
Compressed Gneiss |
Compressed Gneiss |
Name of item 62552 (Gneiss) |
| 1029882 |
|
Gneiss is a popular ore type because it holds significant volumes of three heavily used minerals, increasing its utility value. It has quite a bit of Mexallon as well as some Pyerite and Isogen.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Gneiss is a popular ore type because it holds significant volumes of three heavily used minerals, increasing its utility value. It has quite a bit of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> as well as some <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Gneiss" (62552) |
| 1029883 |
|
Compressed Gneiss II-Grade |
Compressed Gneiss II-Grade |
Name of item 62553 (Gneiss) |
| 1029884 |
|
Gneiss is often the first major league ore that up and coming miners graduate to. Finding the more II-Grade variation of Gneiss, known as iridescent gneiss, is a major coup for these miners due to its 5% greater mineral yield.
Gneiss is a popular ore type because it holds significant volumes of three heavily used minerals, increasing its utility value. It has quite a bit of Mexallon as well as some Pyerite and Isogen.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Gneiss is often the first major league ore that up and coming miners graduate to. Finding the more II-Grade variation of Gneiss, known as iridescent gneiss, is a major coup for these miners due to its 5% greater mineral yield.
Gneiss is a popular ore type because it holds significant volumes of three heavily used minerals, increasing its utility value. It has quite a bit of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> as well as some <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Gneiss II-Grade" (62553) |
| 1029885 |
|
Compressed Gneiss III-Grade |
Compressed Gneiss III-Grade |
Name of item 62554 (Gneiss) |
| 1029886 |
|
III-Grade gneiss has a fracturized molecule-structure, which gives it a prismatic appearance. It is the most sought after member of the Gneiss family, as it yields 10% more than common Gneiss.
Gneiss is a popular ore type because it holds significant volumes of three heavily used minerals, increasing its utility value. It has quite a bit of Mexallon as well as some Pyerite and Isogen.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
III-Grade gneiss has a fracturized molecule-structure, which gives it a prismatic appearance. It is the most sought after member of the Gneiss family, as it yields 10% more than common Gneiss.
Gneiss is a popular ore type because it holds significant volumes of three heavily used minerals, increasing its utility value. It has quite a bit of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> as well as some <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Gneiss III-Grade" (62554) |
| 1029887 |
|
Rakovene |
Rakovene |
Name of item 52315 (Rakovene) |
| 1029888 |
|
Protracted neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield huge amounts of Tritanium and Isogen whilst also yielding high amount of Zydrine. |
Protracted neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield huge amounts of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a> whilst also yielding high amount of <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a>. |
Description of item "Rakovene" (52315) |
| 1029889 |
|
Bezdnacine |
Bezdnacine |
Name of item 52316 (Bezdnacine) |
| 1029890 |
|
Intense neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield huge amounts of Tritanium, Isogen and Megacyte. |
Intense neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield huge amounts of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a>, <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a> and <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a>. |
Description of item "Bezdnacine" (52316) |
| 1029891 |
|
Compressed Dark Ochre II-Grade |
Compressed Dark Ochre II-Grade |
Name of item 62557 (Dark Ochre) |
| 1029892 |
|
II-Grade dark ochre, also known as onyx ochre, has a distinctive, shiny black surface that lends itself to ornamental uses. But the 5% higher mineral yield is what miners are really after. Like in all else, good looks are only an added bonus.
Considered a worthless ore for years, dark ochre was ignored by most miners until improved reprocessing techniques managed to extract the huge amount of Isogen and Mexallon inside it. Dark ochre also contains useful amounts of Nocxium.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
II-Grade dark ochre, also known as onyx ochre, has a distinctive, shiny black surface that lends itself to ornamental uses. But the 5% higher mineral yield is what miners are really after. Like in all else, good looks are only an added bonus.
Considered a worthless ore for years, dark ochre was ignored by most miners until improved reprocessing techniques managed to extract the huge amount of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> inside it. Dark ochre also contains useful amounts of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Dark Ochre II-Grade" (62557) |
| 1029893 |
|
Compressed Dark Ochre III-Grade |
Compressed Dark Ochre III-Grade |
Name of item 62558 (Dark Ochre) |
| 1029894 |
|
III-Grade or obsidian ochre, the most valuable member of the dark ochre family, was only first discovered a decade ago. The sleek black surface of this ore managed to absorb scanning waves, making obsidian ochre asteroids almost invisible. Advances in scanning technology revealed these beauties at last. This ore's 10% higher mineral yield makes it more than worth the effort required to find it.
Considered a worthless ore for years, dark ochre was ignored by most miners until improved reprocessing techniques managed to extract the huge amount of Isogen and Mexallon inside it. Dark ochre also contains useful amounts of Nocxium.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
III-Grade or obsidian ochre, the most valuable member of the dark ochre family, was only first discovered a decade ago. The sleek black surface of this ore managed to absorb scanning waves, making obsidian ochre asteroids almost invisible. Advances in scanning technology revealed these beauties at last. This ore's 10% higher mineral yield makes it more than worth the effort required to find it.
Considered a worthless ore for years, dark ochre was ignored by most miners until improved reprocessing techniques managed to extract the huge amount of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> inside it. Dark ochre also contains useful amounts of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Dark Ochre III-Grade" (62558) |
| 1029895 |
|
Compressed Dark Ochre IV-Grade |
Compressed Dark Ochre IV-Grade |
Name of item 62559 (Dark Ochre) |
| 1029896 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of dark ochre ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard dark ochre when reprocessed.
Considered a worthless ore for years, dark ochre was ignored by most miners until improved reprocessing techniques managed to extract the huge amount of Isogen and Mexallon inside it. Dark ochre also contains useful amounts of Nocxium.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of dark ochre ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard dark ochre when reprocessed.
Considered a worthless ore for years, dark ochre was ignored by most miners until improved reprocessing techniques managed to extract the huge amount of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> inside it. Dark ochre also contains useful amounts of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Dark Ochre IV-Grade" (62559) |
| 1029897 |
|
Compressed Crokite |
Compressed Crokite |
Name of item 62560 (Crokite) |
| 1029898 |
|
Crokite is a very heavy ore that is always in high demand because it has the largest ratio of Nocxium and Mexallon for any ore in the known universe. Valuable deposits of Pyerite can also be found within this rare ore.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Crokite is a very heavy ore that is always in high demand because it has the largest ratio of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> for any ore in the known universe. Valuable deposits of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> can also be found within this rare ore.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Crokite" (62560) |
| 1029899 |
|
Compressed Crokite II-Grade |
Compressed Crokite II-Grade |
Name of item 62561 (Crokite) |
| 1029900 |
|
In certain belts, environmental conditions will carve sharp, jagged edges into crokite rocks, resulting in the formation of sharp crokite. The increased density of these formations leads to a 5% greater mineral yield than standard crokite.
Crokite is a very heavy ore that is always in high demand because it has the largest ratio of Nocxium and Mexallon for any ore in the known universe. Valuable deposits of Pyerite can also be found within this rare ore.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
In certain belts, environmental conditions will carve sharp, jagged edges into crokite rocks, resulting in the formation of sharp crokite. The increased density of these formations leads to a 5% greater mineral yield than standard crokite.
Crokite is a very heavy ore that is always in high demand because it has the largest ratio of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> for any ore in the known universe. Valuable deposits of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> can also be found within this rare ore.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Crokite II-Grade" (62561) |
| 1029901 |
|
Compressed Crokite III-Grade |
Compressed Crokite III-Grade |
Name of item 62562 (Crokite) |
| 1029902 |
|
III-Grade crokite, also known as crystalline crokite, is the stuff of legend. Not only does it give a 10% greater yield than regular crokite, but chunks of the rock glitter beautifully in just the right light, making crystalline crokite popular as raw material for jewelry.
Crokite is a very heavy ore that is always in high demand because it has the largest ratio of Nocxium and Mexallon for any ore in the known universe. Valuable deposits of Pyerite can also be found within this rare ore.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
III-Grade crokite, also known as crystalline crokite, is the stuff of legend. Not only does it give a 10% greater yield than regular crokite, but chunks of the rock glitter beautifully in just the right light, making crystalline crokite popular as raw material for jewelry.
Crokite is a very heavy ore that is always in high demand because it has the largest ratio of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> for any ore in the known universe. Valuable deposits of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> can also be found within this rare ore.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Crokite III-Grade" (62562) |
| 1029903 |
|
Compressed Crokite IV-Grade |
Compressed Crokite IV-Grade |
Name of item 62563 (Crokite) |
| 1029904 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of crokite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard crokite when reprocessed.
Crokite is a very heavy ore that is always in high demand because it has the largest ratio of Nocxium and Mexallon for any ore in the known universe. Valuable deposits of Pyerite can also be found within this rare ore.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of crokite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard crokite when reprocessed.
Crokite is a very heavy ore that is always in high demand because it has the largest ratio of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> for any ore in the known universe. Valuable deposits of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> can also be found within this rare ore.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Crokite IV-Grade" (62563) |
| 1029905 |
|
Compressed Bistot |
Compressed Bistot |
Name of item 62564 (Bistot) |
| 1029906 |
|
Bistot is a very valuable ore as it holds large portions of Zydrine and Pyerite. It also contains a decent amount of Mexallon.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Bistot is a very valuable ore as it holds large portions of <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. It also contains a decent amount of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Bistot" (62564) |
| 1029907 |
|
Compressed Bistot II-Grade |
Compressed Bistot II-Grade |
Name of item 62565 (Bistot) |
| 1029908 |
|
Bistot with a triclinic crystal system occurs very rarely under natural conditions, but is highly popular with miners due to its extra-high concentrations of minerals. The yield from triclinic bistot is approximately 5% higher than from equivalent volumes of standard bistot.
Bistot is a very valuable ore as it holds large portions of Zydrine and Pyerite. It also contains a decent amount of Mexallon.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Bistot with a triclinic crystal system occurs very rarely under natural conditions, but is highly popular with miners due to its extra-high concentrations of minerals. The yield from triclinic bistot is approximately 5% higher than from equivalent volumes of standard bistot.
Bistot is a very valuable ore as it holds large portions of <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. It also contains a decent amount of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Bistot II-Grade" (62565) |
| 1029909 |
|
Compressed Bistot III-Grade |
Compressed Bistot III-Grade |
Name of item 62566 (Bistot) |
| 1029910 |
|
III-Grade bistot, also known as monoclinic bistot, is a variant of bistot with a slightly different crystal structure. It is highly sought-after, as it gives a 10% higher yield than its straightforward counterpart.
Bistot is a very valuable ore as it holds large portions of Zydrine and Pyerite. It also contains a decent amount of Mexallon.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
III-Grade bistot, also known as monoclinic bistot, is a variant of bistot with a slightly different crystal structure. It is highly sought-after, as it gives a 10% higher yield than its straightforward counterpart.
Bistot is a very valuable ore as it holds large portions of <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. It also contains a decent amount of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Bistot III-Grade" (62566) |
| 1029911 |
|
Compressed Bistot IV-Grade |
Compressed Bistot IV-Grade |
Name of item 62567 (Bistot) |
| 1029912 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of bistot ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard bistot when reprocessed.
Bistot is a very valuable ore as it holds large portions of Zydrine and Pyerite. It also contains a decent amount of Mexallon.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of bistot ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard bistot when reprocessed.
Bistot is a very valuable ore as it holds large portions of <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. It also contains a decent amount of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Bistot IV-Grade" (62567) |
| 1029913 |
|
Compressed Arkonor |
Compressed Arkonor |
Name of item 62568 (Arkonor) |
| 1029914 |
|
Arkonor is one of the rarest and most sought-after ores in the known universe. A sizable nugget of this can sweep anyone from rags to riches in no time. It has high amount of Megacyte, and also contains some Mexallon and Pyerite.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Arkonor is one of the rarest and most sought-after ores in the known universe. A sizable nugget of this can sweep anyone from rags to riches in no time. It has high amount of <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a>, and also contains some <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Arkonor" (62568) |
| 1029915 |
|
Compressed Arkonor II-Grade |
Compressed Arkonor II-Grade |
Name of item 62569 (Arkonor) |
| 1029916 |
|
While fairly invisible to all but the most experienced miners, there are significant molecular differences between arkonor and its crimson counterpart, so-named because of the blood-red veins running through it. Miners who search for this diamond in the rough will be rewarded with mineral yields 5% higher than standard arkonor.
Arkonor is one of the rarest and most sought-after ores in the known universe. A sizable nugget of this can sweep anyone from rags to riches in no time. It has high amount of Megacyte, and also contains some Mexallon and Pyerite.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
While fairly invisible to all but the most experienced miners, there are significant molecular differences between arkonor and its crimson counterpart, so-named because of the blood-red veins running through it. Miners who search for this diamond in the rough will be rewarded with mineral yields 5% higher than standard arkonor.
Arkonor is one of the rarest and most sought-after ores in the known universe. A sizable nugget of this can sweep anyone from rags to riches in no time. It has high amount of <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a>, and also contains some <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Arkonor II-Grade" (62569) |
| 1029917 |
|
Compressed Arkonor III-Grade |
Compressed Arkonor III-Grade |
Name of item 62570 (Arkonor) |
| 1029918 |
|
Prime arkonor is the rarest of the rare; the king of ores. Giving a 10% greater mineral yield than regular arkonor, this is the stuff that makes billionaires out of people lucky enough to stumble upon a vein.
Arkonor is one of the rarest and most sought-after ores in the known universe. A sizable nugget of this can sweep anyone from rags to riches in no time. It has high amount of Megacyte, and also contains some Mexallon and Pyerite.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Prime arkonor is the rarest of the rare; the king of ores. Giving a 10% greater mineral yield than regular arkonor, this is the stuff that makes billionaires out of people lucky enough to stumble upon a vein.
Arkonor is one of the rarest and most sought-after ores in the known universe. A sizable nugget of this can sweep anyone from rags to riches in no time. It has high amount of <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a>, and also contains some <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Arkonor III-Grade" (62570) |
| 1029919 |
|
Compressed Arkonor IV-Grade |
Compressed Arkonor IV-Grade |
Name of item 62571 (Arkonor) |
| 1029920 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of arkonor ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard arkonor when reprocessed.
Arkonor is one of the rarest and most sought-after ores in the known universe. A sizable nugget of this can sweep anyone from rags to riches in no time. It has high amount of Megacyte, and also contains some Mexallon and Pyerite.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of arkonor ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard arkonor when reprocessed.
Arkonor is one of the rarest and most sought-after ores in the known universe. A sizable nugget of this can sweep anyone from rags to riches in no time. It has high amount of <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a>, and also contains some <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Arkonor IV-Grade" (62571) |
| 1029921 |
|
Compressed Spodumain |
Compressed Spodumain |
Name of item 62572 (Spodumain) |
| 1029922 |
|
Spodumain is amongst the most desirable ore types around, as it contains high volumes of the most heavily demanded resource and some amounts of the more precious minerals. Huge volumes of Tritanium and moderate amounts of Isogen, Nocxium, Zydrine and Megacyte can be obtained by refining these rocks.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Spodumain is amongst the most desirable ore types around, as it contains high volumes of the most heavily demanded resource and some amounts of the more precious minerals. Huge volumes of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and moderate amounts of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>, <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>, <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> and <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a> can be obtained by refining these rocks.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Spodumain" (62572) |
| 1029923 |
|
Compressed Spodumain II-Grade |
Compressed Spodumain II-Grade |
Name of item 62573 (Spodumain) |
| 1029924 |
|
II-Grade spodumain is occasionally found with crystalline traces in its outer surface. Known as bright spodumain, the crystal adds approximately 5% more value to an already valuable mineral.
Spodumain is amongst the most desirable ore types around, as it contains high volumes of the most heavily demanded resource and some amounts of the more precious minerals. Huge volumes of Tritanium and moderate amounts of Isogen, Nocxium, Zydrine and Megacyte can be obtained by refining these rocks.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
II-Grade spodumain is occasionally found with crystalline traces in its outer surface. Known as bright spodumain, the crystal adds approximately 5% more value to an already valuable mineral.
Spodumain is amongst the most desirable ore types around, as it contains high volumes of the most heavily demanded resource and some amounts of the more precious minerals. Huge volumes of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and moderate amounts of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>, <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>, <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> and <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a> can be obtained by refining these rocks.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Spodumain II-Grade" (62573) |
| 1029925 |
|
Compressed Spodumain III-Grade |
Compressed Spodumain III-Grade |
Name of item 62574 (Spodumain) |
| 1029926 |
|
Once in a while, III-Grade spodumain is found with crystalline veins running through it. The 10% increased value this yields puts a gleam in the eye of any miner lucky enough to find it.
Spodumain is amongst the most desirable ore types around, as it contains high volumes of the most heavily demanded resource and some amounts of the more precious minerals. Huge volumes of Tritanium and moderate amounts of Isogen, Nocxium, Zydrine and Megacyte can be obtained by refining these rocks.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Once in a while, III-Grade spodumain is found with crystalline veins running through it. The 10% increased value this yields puts a gleam in the eye of any miner lucky enough to find it.
Spodumain is amongst the most desirable ore types around, as it contains high volumes of the most heavily demanded resource and some amounts of the more precious minerals. Huge volumes of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and moderate amounts of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>, <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>, <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> and <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a> can be obtained by refining these rocks.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Spodumain III-Grade" (62574) |
| 1029927 |
|
Compressed Spodumain IV-Grade |
Compressed Spodumain IV-Grade |
Name of item 62575 (Spodumain) |
| 1029928 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of spodumain ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard spodumain when reprocessed.
Spodumain is amongst the most desirable ore types around, as it contains high volumes of the most heavily demanded resource and some amounts of the more precious minerals. Huge volumes of Tritanium and moderate amounts of Isogen, Nocxium, Zydrine and Megacyte can be obtained by refining these rocks.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of spodumain ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard spodumain when reprocessed.
Spodumain is amongst the most desirable ore types around, as it contains high volumes of the most heavily demanded resource and some amounts of the more precious minerals. Huge volumes of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and moderate amounts of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>, <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>, <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> and <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a> can be obtained by refining these rocks.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Spodumain IV-Grade" (62575) |
| 1029929 |
|
Compressed Bezdnacine |
Compressed Bezdnacine |
Name of item 62576 (Bezdnacine) |
| 1029930 |
|
Intense neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield huge amounts of Tritanium, Isogen and Megacyte.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Intense neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield huge amounts of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a>, <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a> and <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Bezdnacine" (62576) |
| 1029931 |
|
Compressed Bezdnacine II-Grade |
Compressed Bezdnacine II-Grade |
Name of item 62577 (Bezdnacine) |
| 1029932 |
|
Intense neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield significant amounts of Tritanium whilst also yielding smaller amounts of Isogen and Megacyte.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Intense neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield significant amounts of Tritanium whilst also yielding smaller amounts of Isogen and Megacyte.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Bezdnacine II-Grade" (62577) |
| 1029933 |
|
Compressed Bezdnacine III-Grade |
Compressed Bezdnacine III-Grade |
Name of item 62578 (Bezdnacine) |
| 1029934 |
|
Intense neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield significant amounts of Tritanium whilst also yielding smaller amounts of Isogen and Megacyte.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Intense neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield significant amounts of Tritanium whilst also yielding smaller amounts of Isogen and Megacyte.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Bezdnacine III-Grade" (62578) |
| 1029935 |
|
Compressed Rakovene |
Compressed Rakovene |
Name of item 62579 (Rakovene) |
| 1029936 |
|
Protracted neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield huge amounts of Tritanium and Isogen whilst also yielding high amount of Zydrine.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Protracted neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield huge amounts of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a> whilst also yielding high amount of <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Rakovene" (62579) |
| 1029937 |
|
Compressed Rakovene II-Grade |
Compressed Rakovene II-Grade |
Name of item 62580 (Rakovene) |
| 1029938 |
|
Protracted neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield significant amounts of Tritanium whilst also yielding smaller amounts of Isogen and Zydrine.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Protracted neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield significant amounts of Tritanium whilst also yielding smaller amounts of Isogen and Zydrine.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Rakovene II-Grade" (62580) |
| 1029939 |
|
Compressed Rakovene III-Grade |
Compressed Rakovene III-Grade |
Name of item 62581 (Rakovene) |
| 1029940 |
|
Protracted neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield significant amounts of Tritanium whilst also yielding smaller amounts of Isogen and Zydrine.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Protracted neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield significant amounts of Tritanium whilst also yielding smaller amounts of Isogen and Zydrine.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Rakovene III-Grade" (62581) |
| 1029941 |
|
Compressed Talassonite |
Compressed Talassonite |
Name of item 62582 (Talassonite) |
| 1029942 |
|
Light neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield huge amounts of Tritanium and Nocxium whilst also yielding smaller amount of Megacyte.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Light neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield huge amounts of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a> whilst also yielding smaller amount of <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a>.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Talassonite" (62582) |
| 1029943 |
|
Compressed Talassonite II-Grade |
Compressed Talassonite II-Grade |
Name of item 62583 (Talassonite) |
| 1029944 |
|
Light neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield significant amounts of Tritanium whilst also yielding smaller amounts of Nocxium and Megacyte.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Light neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield significant amounts of Tritanium whilst also yielding smaller amounts of Nocxium and Megacyte.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Talassonite II-Grade" (62583) |
| 1029945 |
|
Compressed Talassonite III-Grade |
Compressed Talassonite III-Grade |
Name of item 62584 (Talassonite) |
| 1029946 |
|
Light neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield significant amounts of Tritanium whilst also yielding smaller amounts of Nocxium and Megacyte.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Light neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield significant amounts of Tritanium whilst also yielding smaller amounts of Nocxium and Megacyte.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Talassonite III-Grade" (62584) |
| 1029947 |
|
Compressed Mercoxit |
Compressed Mercoxit |
Name of item 62586 (Mercoxit) |
| 1029948 |
|
Mercoxit is a very dense ore that must be mined using specialized deep core mining techniques. It contains massive amounts of the extraordinary Morphite mineral.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Mercoxit is a very dense ore that must be mined using specialized deep core mining techniques. It contains massive amounts of the extraordinary <a href=showinfo:11399>Morphite</a> mineral.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Mercoxit" (62586) |
| 1029949 |
|
Compressed Mercoxit II-Grade |
Compressed Mercoxit II-Grade |
Name of item 62587 (Mercoxit) |
| 1029950 |
|
Though it floats through the frigid depths of space, II-Grade mercoxit's striking appearance and sheen gives it the impression of bubbling magma. If this visual treasure wasn't enticing enough, the 5% higher yield certainly attracts admirers.
Mercoxit is a very dense ore that must be mined using specialized deep core mining techniques. It contains massive amounts of the extraordinary Morphite mineral.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Though it floats through the frigid depths of space, II-Grade mercoxit's striking appearance and sheen gives it the impression of bubbling magma. If this visual treasure wasn't enticing enough, the 5% higher yield certainly attracts admirers.
Mercoxit is a very dense ore that must be mined using specialized deep core mining techniques. It contains massive amounts of the extraordinary <a href=showinfo:11399>Morphite</a> mineral.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Mercoxit II-Grade" (62587) |
| 1029951 |
|
Compressed Mercoxit III-Grade |
Compressed Mercoxit III-Grade |
Name of item 62588 (Mercoxit) |
| 1029952 |
|
III-Grade or vitreous mercoxit gleams in the dark like a siren of myth. Found only in rare clusters in space vitreous mercoxit is very rare, but very valuable, due to its much higher 10% yield.
Mercoxit is a very dense ore that must be mined using specialized deep core mining techniques. It contains massive amounts of the extraordinary Morphite mineral.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
III-Grade or vitreous mercoxit gleams in the dark like a siren of myth. Found only in rare clusters in space vitreous mercoxit is very rare, but very valuable, due to its much higher 10% yield.
Mercoxit is a very dense ore that must be mined using specialized deep core mining techniques. It contains massive amounts of the extraordinary <a href=showinfo:11399>Morphite</a> mineral.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Mercoxit III-Grade" (62588) |
| 1029953 |
|
Mercoxit |
Mercoxit |
Name of item 11396 (Mercoxit) |
| 1029954 |
|
Mercoxit is a very dense ore that must be mined using specialized deep core mining techniques. It contains massive amounts of the extraordinary Morphite mineral.
Available primarily in null security status star systems. |
Mercoxit is a very dense ore that must be mined using specialized deep core mining techniques. It contains massive amounts of the extraordinary <a href=showinfo:11399>Morphite</a> mineral.
Available primarily in null security status star systems. |
Description of item "Mercoxit" (11396) |
| 1029955 |
|
Bistot |
Bistot |
Name of item 1223 (Bistot) |
| 1029956 |
|
Bistot is a very valuable ore as it holds large portions of Zydrine and Pyerite. It also contains a decent amount of Mexallon.
Available primarily in null security status and wormhole systems. |
Bistot is a very valuable ore as it holds large portions of <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. It also contains a decent amount of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
Available primarily in null security status and wormhole systems. |
Description of item "Bistot" (1223) |
| 1029957 |
|
Crokite |
Crokite |
Name of item 1225 (Crokite) |
| 1029958 |
|
Crokite is a very heavy ore that is always in high demand because it has the largest ratio of Nocxium and Mexallon for any ore in the known universe. Valuable deposits of Pyerite can also be found within this rare ore.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
Crokite is a very heavy ore that is always in high demand because it has the largest ratio of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> for any ore in the known universe. Valuable deposits of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> can also be found within this rare ore.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
Description of item "Crokite" (1225) |
| 1029959 |
|
Jaspet |
Jaspet |
Name of item 1226 (Jaspet) |
| 1029960 |
|
Jaspet has two valuable mineral types, making it easy to sell. It has a large portion of Mexallon plus some Nocxium.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
Jaspet has two valuable mineral types, making it easy to sell. It has a large portion of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> plus some <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
Description of item "Jaspet" (1226) |
| 1029961 |
|
Omber |
Omber |
Name of item 1227 (Omber) |
| 1029962 |
|
Omber is a common ore that is still an excellent ore for novice miners as it has a sizeable portion of Isogen, as well as some Pyerite. A few trips of mining this and a novice is quick to rise in status.
Available primarily in low security status and wormhole systems. |
Omber is a common ore that is still an excellent ore for novice miners as it has a sizeable portion of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>, as well as some <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. A few trips of mining this and a novice is quick to rise in status.
Available primarily in low security status and wormhole systems. |
Description of item "Omber" (1227) |
| 1029963 |
|
Veldspar |
Veldspar |
Name of item 1230 (Veldspar) |
| 1029964 |
|
Veldspar is the most common ore type in the central regions of known universe. It is still in constant demand as it holds a large portion of the much-used Tritanium mineral.
Available primarily in high security status star systems. |
Veldspar is the most common ore type in the central regions of known universe. It is still in constant demand as it holds a large portion of the much-used <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> mineral.
Available primarily in high security status star systems. |
Description of item "Veldspar" (1230) |
| 1029965 |
|
Gneiss |
Gneiss |
Name of item 1229 (Gneiss) |
| 1029966 |
|
Gneiss is a popular ore type because it holds significant volumes of three heavily used minerals, increasing its utility value. It has quite a bit of Mexallon as well as some Pyerite and Isogen.
Available primarily in low security status and wormhole systems. |
Gneiss is a popular ore type because it holds significant volumes of three heavily used minerals, increasing its utility value. It has quite a bit of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> as well as some <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
Available primarily in low security status and wormhole systems. |
Description of item "Gneiss" (1229) |
| 1029967 |
|
Hemorphite |
Hemorphite |
Name of item 1231 (Hemorphite) |
| 1029968 |
|
With a large portion of Nocxium, hemorphite is always a good find. It is common enough that even novice miners can expect to run into it. Hemorphite also has some amount of Isogen.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
With a large portion of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>, hemorphite is always a good find. It is common enough that even novice miners can expect to run into it. Hemorphite also has some amount of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
Description of item "Hemorphite" (1231) |
| 1029969 |
|
Dark Ochre |
Dark Ochre |
Name of item 1232 (Dark Ochre) |
| 1029970 |
|
Considered a worthless ore for years, dark ochre was ignored by most miners until improved reprocessing techniques managed to extract the huge amount of Isogen and Mexallon inside it. Dark ochre also contains useful amounts of Nocxium.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
Considered a worthless ore for years, dark ochre was ignored by most miners until improved reprocessing techniques managed to extract the huge amount of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> inside it. Dark ochre also contains useful amounts of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
Available primarily in low security status star systems. |
Description of item "Dark Ochre" (1232) |
| 1029971 |
|
Talassonite II-Grade |
Talassonite II-Grade |
Name of item 56625 (Talassonite) |
| 1029972 |
|
Light neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield significant amounts of Tritanium whilst also yielding smaller amounts of Nocxium and Megacyte. |
Light neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield significant amounts of Tritanium whilst also yielding smaller amounts of Nocxium and Megacyte. |
Description of item "Talassonite II-Grade" (56625) |
| 1029973 |
|
Talassonite III-Grade |
Talassonite III-Grade |
Name of item 56626 (Talassonite) |
| 1029974 |
|
Light neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield significant amounts of Tritanium whilst also yielding smaller amounts of Nocxium and Megacyte. |
Light neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield significant amounts of Tritanium whilst also yielding smaller amounts of Nocxium and Megacyte. |
Description of item "Talassonite III-Grade" (56626) |
| 1029975 |
|
Bezdnacine II-Grade |
Bezdnacine II-Grade |
Name of item 56627 (Bezdnacine) |
| 1029976 |
|
Intense neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield significant amounts of Tritanium whilst also yielding smaller amounts of Isogen and Megacyte. |
Intense neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield significant amounts of Tritanium whilst also yielding smaller amounts of Isogen and Megacyte. |
Description of item "Bezdnacine II-Grade" (56627) |
| 1029977 |
|
Bezdnacine III-Grade |
Bezdnacine III-Grade |
Name of item 56628 (Bezdnacine) |
| 1029978 |
|
Intense neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield significant amounts of Tritanium whilst also yielding smaller amounts of Isogen and Megacyte. |
Intense neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield significant amounts of Tritanium whilst also yielding smaller amounts of Isogen and Megacyte. |
Description of item "Bezdnacine III-Grade" (56628) |
| 1029979 |
|
Rakovene II-Grade |
Rakovene II-Grade |
Name of item 56629 (Rakovene) |
| 1029980 |
|
Protracted neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield significant amounts of Tritanium whilst also yielding smaller amounts of Isogen and Zydrine |
Protracted neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield significant amounts of Tritanium whilst also yielding smaller amounts of Isogen and Zydrine |
Description of item "Rakovene II-Grade" (56629) |
| 1029981 |
|
Rakovene III-Grade |
Rakovene III-Grade |
Name of item 56630 (Rakovene) |
| 1029982 |
|
Protracted neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield significant amounts of Tritanium whilst also yielding smaller amounts of Isogen and Zydrine |
Protracted neutron deposition from the chaotic radiations observed near Abyssal Conduits have morphed the mineralogical composition of this Asteroid type, suspected to be formerly of the Scordite family. Reprocessing it will yield significant amounts of Tritanium whilst also yielding smaller amounts of Isogen and Zydrine |
Description of item "Rakovene III-Grade" (56630) |
| 1029983 |
|
Hezorime II-Grade |
Hezorime II-Grade |
Name of item 82164 (Hezorime) |
| 1029984 |
|
A minor step up from its more common variant, II-Grade hezorime has a dull finish and produces an additional 5% yield when refined.
Dull hezorime deposits may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies. |
A minor step up from its more common variant, II-Grade <a href=showinfo:82163>hezorime</a> has a dull finish and produces an additional 5% yield when refined.
Dull hezorime deposits may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies. |
Description of item "Hezorime II-Grade" (82164) |
| 1029985 |
|
Gneiss II-Grade |
Gneiss II-Grade |
Name of item 17865 (Gneiss) |
| 1029986 |
|
Gneiss is often the first major league ore that up and coming miners graduate to. Finding the more II-Grade variation of Gneiss, known as iridescent gneiss, is a major coup for these miners due to its 5% greater mineral yield.
Gneiss is a popular ore type because it holds significant volumes of three heavily used minerals, increasing its utility value. It has quite a bit of Mexallon as well as some Pyerite and Isogen.
Available primarily in low security status and wormhole systems. |
Gneiss is often the first major league ore that up and coming miners graduate to. Finding the more II-Grade variation of Gneiss, known as iridescent gneiss, is a major coup for these miners due to its 5% greater mineral yield.
Gneiss is a popular ore type because it holds significant volumes of three heavily used minerals, increasing its utility value. It has quite a bit of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> as well as some <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
Available primarily in low security status and wormhole systems. |
Description of item "Gneiss II-Grade" (17865) |
| 1029987 |
|
Gneiss III-Grade |
Gneiss III-Grade |
Name of item 17866 (Gneiss) |
| 1029988 |
|
III-Grade gneiss has a fracturized molecule-structure, which gives it a prismatic appearance. It is the most sought after member of the Gneiss family, as it yields 10% more than common Gneiss.
Gneiss is a popular ore type because it holds significant volumes of three heavily used minerals, increasing its utility value. It has quite a bit of Mexallon as well as some Pyerite and Isogen.
Available primarily in low security status and wormhole systems. |
III-Grade gneiss has a fracturized molecule-structure, which gives it a prismatic appearance. It is the most sought after member of the Gneiss family, as it yields 10% more than common Gneiss.
Gneiss is a popular ore type because it holds significant volumes of three heavily used minerals, increasing its utility value. It has quite a bit of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> as well as some <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
Available primarily in low security status and wormhole systems. |
Description of item "Gneiss III-Grade" (17866) |
| 1029989 |
|
Omber II-Grade |
Omber II-Grade |
Name of item 17867 (Omber) |
| 1029990 |
|
Silvery omber, the II-Grade variant, was first discovered some fifty years ago in an asteroid belt close to a large moon. The luminescence from the moon made this uncommon cousin of normal Omber seem silvery in appearance, hence the name. It is still considered a lucky find by miners across New Eden due to a roughly 5% improved mineral yield compared to standard omber.
Omber is a common ore that is still an excellent ore for novice miners as it has a sizeable portion of Isogen, as well as some Pyerite. A few trips of mining this and a novice is quick to rise in status.
Available primarily in low security status and wormhole systems. |
Silvery omber, the II-Grade variant, was first discovered some fifty years ago in an asteroid belt close to a large moon. The luminescence from the moon made this uncommon cousin of normal Omber seem silvery in appearance, hence the name. It is still considered a lucky find by miners across New Eden due to a roughly 5% improved mineral yield compared to standard omber.
Omber is a common ore that is still an excellent ore for novice miners as it has a sizeable portion of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>, as well as some <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. A few trips of mining this and a novice is quick to rise in status.
Available primarily in low security status and wormhole systems. |
Description of item "Omber II-Grade" (17867) |
| 1029991 |
|
Omber III-Grade |
Omber III-Grade |
Name of item 17868 (Omber) |
| 1029992 |
|
III-Grade or golden omber spurred one of the largest gold rushes in the early days of space faring, when isogen was the king of minerals. The 10% extra yield it offers over common Omber was all it took to make it the most sought after ore for a few years.
Omber is a common ore that is still an excellent ore for novice miners as it has a sizeable portion of Isogen, as well as some Pyerite. A few trips of mining this and a novice is quick to rise in status.
Available primarily in low security status and wormhole systems. |
III-Grade or golden omber spurred one of the largest gold rushes in the early days of space faring, when isogen was the king of minerals. The 10% extra yield it offers over common Omber was all it took to make it the most sought after ore for a few years.
Omber is a common ore that is still an excellent ore for novice miners as it has a sizeable portion of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>, as well as some <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. A few trips of mining this and a novice is quick to rise in status.
Available primarily in low security status and wormhole systems. |
Description of item "Omber III-Grade" (17868) |
| 1029993 |
|
Mercoxit II-Grade |
Mercoxit II-Grade |
Name of item 17869 (Mercoxit) |
| 1029994 |
|
Though it floats through the frigid depths of space, II-Grade mercoxit's striking appearance and sheen gives it the impression of bubbling magma. If this visual treasure wasn't enticing enough, the 5% higher yield certainly attracts admirers.
Mercoxit is a very dense ore that must be mined using specialized deep core mining techniques. It contains massive amounts of the extraordinary Morphite mineral.
Available primarily in null security status star systems. |
Though it floats through the frigid depths of space, II-Grade mercoxit's striking appearance and sheen gives it the impression of bubbling magma. If this visual treasure wasn't enticing enough, the 5% higher yield certainly attracts admirers.
Mercoxit is a very dense ore that must be mined using specialized deep core mining techniques. It contains massive amounts of the extraordinary <a href=showinfo:11399>Morphite</a> mineral.
Available primarily in null security status star systems. |
Description of item "Mercoxit II-Grade" (17869) |
| 1029995 |
|
Mercoxit III-Grade |
Mercoxit III-Grade |
Name of item 17870 (Mercoxit) |
| 1029996 |
|
III-Grade or vitreous mercoxit gleams in the dark like a siren of myth. Found only in rare clusters in space vitreous mercoxit is very rare, but very valuable, due to its much higher 10% yield.
Mercoxit is a very dense ore that must be mined using specialized deep core mining techniques. It contains massive amounts of the extraordinary Morphite mineral.
Available primarily in null security status star systems. |
III-Grade or vitreous mercoxit gleams in the dark like a siren of myth. Found only in rare clusters in space vitreous mercoxit is very rare, but very valuable, due to its much higher 10% yield.
Mercoxit is a very dense ore that must be mined using specialized deep core mining techniques. It contains massive amounts of the extraordinary <a href=showinfo:11399>Morphite</a> mineral.
Available primarily in null security status star systems. |
Description of item "Mercoxit III-Grade" (17870) |
| 1029997 |
|
Compressed Mordunium |
Compressed Mordunium |
Name of item 75275 (Mordunium) |
| 1029998 |
|
This is the most common form of Mordunium ore with a standard relative density of Pyerite mineral content.
Mordunium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Pyerite mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Mordunium was the Pyerite-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Mordu's Legion contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
This is the most common form of Mordunium ore with a standard relative density of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> mineral content.
Mordunium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Pyerite mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Mordunium was the Pyerite-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Mordu's Legion contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Mordunium" (75275) |
| 1029999 |
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Compressed Mordunium II-Grade |
Compressed Mordunium II-Grade |
Name of item 75276 (Mordunium) |
| 1030000 |
|
Plum or II-Grade mordunium is an uncommon form of mordunium ore with a relative density of Pyerite mineral content 5% greater than the standard form.
Mordunium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Pyerite mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Mordunium was the Pyerite-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Mordu's Legion contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Plum or II-Grade mordunium is an uncommon form of mordunium ore with a relative density of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> mineral content 5% greater than the standard form.
Mordunium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Pyerite mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Mordunium was the Pyerite-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Mordu's Legion contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Mordunium II-Grade" (75276) |
| 1030001 |
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Compressed Mordunium III-Grade |
Compressed Mordunium III-Grade |
Name of item 75277 (Mordunium) |
| 1030002 |
|
Prize or III-Grade mordunium is a rarer form of mordunium ore with a relative density of Pyerite mineral content 10% greater than the standard form.
Mordunium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Pyerite mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Mordunium was the Pyerite-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Mordu's Legion contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Prize or III-Grade mordunium is a rarer form of mordunium ore with a relative density of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> mineral content 10% greater than the standard form.
Mordunium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Pyerite mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Mordunium was the Pyerite-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Mordu's Legion contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Mordunium III-Grade" (75277) |
| 1030003 |
|
Compressed Mordunium IV-Grade |
Compressed Mordunium IV-Grade |
Name of item 75278 (Mordunium) |
| 1030004 |
|
Plunder or IV-Grade mordunium is a very rare form of mordunium ore with a relative density of Pyerite mineral content 15% greater than the standard form.
Mordunium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Pyerite mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Mordunium was the Pyerite-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Mordu's Legion contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Plunder or IV-Grade mordunium is a very rare form of mordunium ore with a relative density of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> mineral content 15% greater than the standard form.
Mordunium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Pyerite mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Mordunium was the Pyerite-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Mordu's Legion contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Mordunium IV-Grade" (75278) |
| 1030005 |
|
Compressed Ytirium |
Compressed Ytirium |
Name of item 75279 (Ytirium) |
| 1030006 |
|
This is the most common form of Ytirium ore with a standard relative density of Isogen mineral content.
Ytirium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Isogen mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ytirium was the Isogen-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ytiri corporation contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
This is the most common form of Ytirium ore with a standard relative density of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a> mineral content.
Ytirium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Isogen mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ytirium was the Isogen-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ytiri corporation contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Ytirium" (75279) |
| 1030007 |
|
Compressed Ytirium II-Grade |
Compressed Ytirium II-Grade |
Name of item 75280 (Ytirium) |
| 1030008 |
|
II-Grade ytirium, colloquially known as bootleg ytirium, is an uncommon form of the ore with a relative density of Isogen mineral content 5% greater than the standard form.
Ytirium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Isogen mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ytirium was the Isogen-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ytiri corporation contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
II-Grade ytirium, colloquially known as bootleg ytirium, is an uncommon form of the ore with a relative density of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a> mineral content 5% greater than the standard form.
Ytirium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Isogen mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ytirium was the Isogen-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ytiri corporation contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Ytirium II-Grade" (75280) |
| 1030009 |
|
Compressed Ytirium III-Grade |
Compressed Ytirium III-Grade |
Name of item 75281 (Ytirium) |
| 1030010 |
|
Firewater ytirium, the III-Grade variant of ytirium ore, has a relative density of Isogen mineral content 10% greater than the standard form.
Ytirium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Isogen mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ytirium was the Isogen-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ytiri corporation contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Firewater ytirium, the III-Grade variant of ytirium ore, has a relative density of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a> mineral content 10% greater than the standard form.
Ytirium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Isogen mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ytirium was the Isogen-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ytiri corporation contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Ytirium III-Grade" (75281) |
| 1030011 |
|
Compressed Ytirium IV-Grade |
Compressed Ytirium IV-Grade |
Name of item 75282 (Ytirium) |
| 1030012 |
|
IV-Grade or moonshine ytirium is a very rare form of the ore with a relative density of Isogen mineral content 15% greater than the standard form.
Ytirium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Isogen mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ytirium was the Isogen-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ytiri corporation contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
IV-Grade or moonshine ytirium is a very rare form of the ore with a relative density of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a> mineral content 15% greater than the standard form.
Ytirium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Isogen mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ytirium was the Isogen-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ytiri corporation contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Ytirium IV-Grade" (75282) |
| 1030013 |
|
Compressed Eifyrium |
Compressed Eifyrium |
Name of item 75283 (Eifyrium) |
| 1030014 |
|
This is the most common form of Eifyrium ore with a standard relative density of Zydrine mineral content.
Eifyrium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Zydrine mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Eifyrium was the Zydrine-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Eifyr and Co. contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
This is the most common form of Eifyrium ore with a standard relative density of <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> mineral content.
Eifyrium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Zydrine mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Eifyrium was the Zydrine-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Eifyr and Co. contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Eifyrium" (75283) |
| 1030015 |
|
Compressed Eifyrium II-Grade |
Compressed Eifyrium II-Grade |
Name of item 75284 (Eifyrium) |
| 1030016 |
|
II-Grade or doped eifyrium is an uncommon form of eifyrium ore with a relative density of Zydrine mineral content 5% greater than the standard form.
Eifyrium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Zydrine mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Eifyrium was the Zydrine-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Eifyr and Co. contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
II-Grade or doped eifyrium is an uncommon form of eifyrium ore with a relative density of <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> mineral content 5% greater than the standard form.
Eifyrium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Zydrine mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Eifyrium was the Zydrine-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Eifyr and Co. contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Eifyrium II-Grade" (75284) |
| 1030017 |
|
Compressed Eifyrium III-Grade |
Compressed Eifyrium III-Grade |
Name of item 75285 (Eifyrium) |
| 1030018 |
|
III-Grade or boosted eifyrium is a rarer form of eifyrium ore with a relative density of Zydrine mineral content 10% greater than the standard form.
Eifyrium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Zydrine mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Eifyrium was the Zydrine-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Eifyr and Co. contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
III-Grade or boosted eifyrium is a rarer form of eifyrium ore with a relative density of <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> mineral content 10% greater than the standard form.
Eifyrium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Zydrine mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Eifyrium was the Zydrine-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Eifyr and Co. contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Eifyrium III-Grade" (75285) |
| 1030019 |
|
Compressed Eifyrium IV-Grade |
Compressed Eifyrium IV-Grade |
Name of item 75286 (Eifyrium) |
| 1030020 |
|
IV-Grade or augmented eifyrium is a very rare form of eifyrium ore with a relative density of Zydrine mineral content 15% greater than the standard form.
Eifyrium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Zydrine mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Eifyrium was the Zydrine-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Eifyr and Co. contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
IV-Grade or augmented eifyrium is a very rare form of eifyrium ore with a relative density of <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> mineral content 15% greater than the standard form.
Eifyrium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Zydrine mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Eifyrium was the Zydrine-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Eifyr and Co. contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Eifyrium IV-Grade" (75286) |
| 1030021 |
|
Compressed Ducinium |
Compressed Ducinium |
Name of item 75287 (Ducinium) |
| 1030022 |
|
This is the most common form of Ducinium ore with a standard relative density of Megacyte mineral content.
Ducinium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Megacyte mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ducinium was the Megacyte-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ducia Foundry contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
This is the most common form of Ducinium ore with a standard relative density of <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a> mineral content.
Ducinium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Megacyte mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ducinium was the Megacyte-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ducia Foundry contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Ducinium" (75287) |
| 1030023 |
|
Compressed Ducinium II-Grade |
Compressed Ducinium II-Grade |
Name of item 75288 (Ducinium) |
| 1030024 |
|
II-Grade or noble ducinium is an uncommon form of Ducinium ore with a relative density of Megacyte mineral content 5% greater than the standard form.
Ducinium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Megacyte mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ducinium was the Megacyte-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ducia Foundry contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
II-Grade or noble ducinium is an uncommon form of Ducinium ore with a relative density of <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a> mineral content 5% greater than the standard form.
Ducinium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Megacyte mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ducinium was the Megacyte-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ducia Foundry contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Ducinium II-Grade" (75288) |
| 1030025 |
|
Compressed Ducinium III-Grade |
Compressed Ducinium III-Grade |
Name of item 75289 (Ducinium) |
| 1030026 |
|
III-Grade or royal ducinium is a rarer form of Ducinium ore with a relative density of Megacyte mineral content 10% greater than the standard form.
Ducinium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Megacyte mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ducinium was the Megacyte-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ducia Foundry contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
III-Grade or royal ducinium is a rarer form of Ducinium ore with a relative density of <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a> mineral content 10% greater than the standard form.
Ducinium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Megacyte mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ducinium was the Megacyte-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ducia Foundry contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Ducinium III-Grade" (75289) |
| 1030027 |
|
Compressed Ducinium IV-Grade |
Compressed Ducinium IV-Grade |
Name of item 75290 (Ducinium) |
| 1030028 |
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IV-Grade ducinium, colloquially known as imperial ducinium, is a very rare variant with a relative density of Megacyte mineral content 15% greater than the standard form.
Ducinium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Megacyte mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ducinium was the Megacyte-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ducia Foundry contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
IV-Grade ducinium, colloquially known as imperial ducinium, is a very rare variant with a relative density of <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a> mineral content 15% greater than the standard form.
Ducinium is a rare ore that contains a useful concentration of the Megacyte mineral in relatively dense deposits. Though found in remote clusters of asteroids, the ore is readily transportable and easily refined into the useful mineral it contains.
A special "Deep Space Survey" partnership between Ducia Foundry, Eifyr and Co., Mordu's Legion, and Ytiri was forged by the four members of the Upwell Consortium in order to carry out prospecting expeditions at the edges of empire space, deep in nullsec, and even beyond to wormhole space. In YC124, these survey missions were able to identify a number of rare ore types, each containing an unusually pure deposit of a standard mineral. Ducinium was the Megacyte-bearing ore discovered by this group and was named for the Ducia Foundry contribution to the surveying expeditions.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Ducinium IV-Grade" (75290) |
| 1030029 |
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Blue Ice IV-Grade |
Blue Ice IV-Grade |
Name of item 17975 (Ice) |
| 1030030 |
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Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. Due to its unique chemical composition and the circumstances under which it forms, blue ice will, under normal circumstances, contain more oxygen isotopes than any other ice asteroid. This particular formation is an old one and therefore contains even more than its less mature siblings.
Available in <color='0xFFFF0000'>0.0</color> security status solar systems or lower. |
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. Due to its unique chemical composition and the circumstances under which it forms, blue ice will, under normal circumstances, contain more oxygen isotopes than any other ice asteroid. This particular formation is an old one and therefore contains even more than its less mature siblings.
Available in <color='0xFFFF0000'>0.0</color> security status solar systems or lower. |
Description of item "Blue Ice IV-Grade" (17975) |
| 1030031 |
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White Glaze IV-Grade |
White Glaze IV-Grade |
Name of item 17976 (Ice) |
| 1030032 |
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When star fusion processes occur near high concentrations of silicate dust, such as those found in interstellar ice fields, the substance known as White Glaze is formed. While White Glaze generally is extremely high in nitrogen-14 and other stable nitrogen isotopes, a few rare fragments, such as this one, have stayed free of radioactive contaminants and are thus richer in isotopes than their more impure counterparts.
Available in <color='0xFFFF0000'>0.0</color> security status solar systems or lower. |
When star fusion processes occur near high concentrations of silicate dust, such as those found in interstellar ice fields, the substance known as White Glaze is formed. While White Glaze generally is extremely high in nitrogen-14 and other stable nitrogen isotopes, a few rare fragments, such as this one, have stayed free of radioactive contaminants and are thus richer in isotopes than their more impure counterparts.
Available in <color='0xFFFF0000'>0.0</color> security status solar systems or lower. |
Description of item "White Glaze IV-Grade" (17976) |
| 1030033 |
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Glacial Mass IV-Grade |
Glacial Mass IV-Grade |
Name of item 17977 (Ice) |
| 1030034 |
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Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. Glacial masses are known to contain hydrogen isotopes in abundance, but the high surface diffusion on this particular mass means it has considerably more than its coarser counterparts.
Available in <color='0xFFFF0000'>0.0</color> security status solar systems or lower. |
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. Glacial masses are known to contain hydrogen isotopes in abundance, but the high surface diffusion on this particular mass means it has considerably more than its coarser counterparts.
Available in <color='0xFFFF0000'>0.0</color> security status solar systems or lower. |
Description of item "Glacial Mass IV-Grade" (17977) |
| 1030035 |
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Clear Icicle IV-Grade |
Clear Icicle IV-Grade |
Name of item 17978 (Ice) |
| 1030036 |
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Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. These crystalline formations can be found scattered around many an ice field and are known as the universe's primary source of helium isotopes. Due to environmental factors, this fragment's isotope deposits have become even richer than its regular counterparts'.
Available in <color='0xFFFF0000'>0.0</color> security status solar systems or lower. |
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. These crystalline formations can be found scattered around many an ice field and are known as the universe's primary source of helium isotopes. Due to environmental factors, this fragment's isotope deposits have become even richer than its regular counterparts'.
Available in <color='0xFFFF0000'>0.0</color> security status solar systems or lower. |
Description of item "Clear Icicle IV-Grade" (17978) |
| 1030037 |
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Dark Ochre IV-Grade |
Dark Ochre IV-Grade |
Name of item 46675 (Dark Ochre) |
| 1030038 |
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This extremely rare and valuable variant of dark ochre ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard dark ochre when reprocessed.
Considered a worthless ore for years, dark ochre was ignored by most miners until improved reprocessing techniques managed to extract the huge amount of Isogen and Mexallon inside it. Dark ochre also contains useful amounts of Nocxium. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of dark ochre ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard dark ochre when reprocessed.
Considered a worthless ore for years, dark ochre was ignored by most miners until improved reprocessing techniques managed to extract the huge amount of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> inside it. Dark ochre also contains useful amounts of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>. |
Description of item "Dark Ochre IV-Grade" (46675) |
| 1030039 |
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Bistot IV-Grade |
Bistot IV-Grade |
Name of item 46676 (Bistot) |
| 1030040 |
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This extremely rare and valuable variant of bistot ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard bistot when reprocessed.
Bistot is a very valuable ore as it holds large portions of Zydrine and Pyerite. It also contains a decent amount of Mexallon. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of bistot ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard bistot when reprocessed.
Bistot is a very valuable ore as it holds large portions of <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. It also contains a decent amount of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>. |
Description of item "Bistot IV-Grade" (46676) |
| 1030041 |
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Crokite IV-Grade |
Crokite IV-Grade |
Name of item 46677 (Crokite) |
| 1030042 |
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This extremely rare and valuable variant of crokite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard crokite when reprocessed.
Crokite is a very heavy ore that is always in high demand because it has the largest ratio of Nocxium and Mexallon for any ore in the known universe. Valuable deposits of Pyerite can also be found within this rare ore. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of crokite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard crokite when reprocessed.
Crokite is a very heavy ore that is always in high demand because it has the largest ratio of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> for any ore in the known universe. Valuable deposits of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> can also be found within this rare ore. |
Description of item "Crokite IV-Grade" (46677) |
| 1030043 |
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Arkonor IV-Grade |
Arkonor IV-Grade |
Name of item 46678 (Arkonor) |
| 1030044 |
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This extremely rare and valuable variant of arkonor ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. This moon ore produces 15% more minerals than standard arkonor when reprocessed.
Arkonor is one of the rarest and most sought-after ores in the known universe. A sizable nugget of this can sweep anyone from rags to riches in no time. It has high amount of Megacyte, and also contains some Mexallon and Pyerite. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of arkonor ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. This moon ore produces 15% more minerals than standard arkonor when reprocessed.
Arkonor is one of the rarest and most sought-after ores in the known universe. A sizable nugget of this can sweep anyone from rags to riches in no time. It has high amount of <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a>, and also contains some <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. |
Description of item "Arkonor IV-Grade" (46678) |
| 1030045 |
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Gneiss IV-Grade |
Gneiss IV-Grade |
Name of item 46679 (Gneiss) |
| 1030046 |
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This extremely rare and valuable variant of gneiss ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard gneiss when reprocessed.
Gneiss is a popular ore type because it holds significant volumes of three heavily used minerals, increasing its utility value. It has quite a bit of Mexallon as well as some Pyerite and Isogen. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of gneiss ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard gneiss when reprocessed.
Gneiss is a popular ore type because it holds significant volumes of three heavily used minerals, increasing its utility value. It has quite a bit of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> as well as some <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>. |
Description of item "Gneiss IV-Grade" (46679) |
| 1030047 |
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Hedbergite IV-Grade |
Hedbergite IV-Grade |
Name of item 46680 (Hedbergite) |
| 1030048 |
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This extremely rare and valuable variant of hedbergite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard hedbergite when reprocessed.
Hedbergite is sought after for its high concentration of Pyerite and Nocxium. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of hedbergite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard hedbergite when reprocessed.
Hedbergite is sought after for its high concentration of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>. |
Description of item "Hedbergite IV-Grade" (46680) |
| 1030049 |
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Hemorphite IV-Grade |
Hemorphite IV-Grade |
Name of item 46681 (Hemorphite) |
| 1030050 |
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This extremely rare and valuable variant of hemorphite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard hemorphite when reprocessed.
With a large portion of Nocxium, hemorphite is always a good find. It is common enough that even novice miners can expect to run into it. Hemorphite also has some amount of Isogen. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of hemorphite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard hemorphite when reprocessed.
With a large portion of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>, hemorphite is always a good find. It is common enough that even novice miners can expect to run into it. Hemorphite also has some amount of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>. |
Description of item "Hemorphite IV-Grade" (46681) |
| 1030051 |
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Jaspet IV-Grade |
Jaspet IV-Grade |
Name of item 46682 (Jaspet) |
| 1030052 |
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This extremely rare and valuable variant of jaspet ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard jaspet when reprocessed.
Jaspet has two valuable mineral types, making it easy to sell. It has a large portion of Mexallon plus some Nocxium. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of jaspet ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard jaspet when reprocessed.
Jaspet has two valuable mineral types, making it easy to sell. It has a large portion of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> plus some <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>. |
Description of item "Jaspet IV-Grade" (46682) |
| 1030053 |
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Kernite IV-Grade |
Kernite IV-Grade |
Name of item 46683 (Kernite) |
| 1030054 |
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This extremely rare and valuable variant of kernite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard kernite when reprocessed.
Kernite is a fairly common ore type that yields fair amounts of Mexallon and Isogen. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of kernite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard kernite when reprocessed.
Kernite is a fairly common ore type that yields fair amounts of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>. |
Description of item "Kernite IV-Grade" (46683) |
| 1030055 |
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Omber IV-Grade |
Omber IV-Grade |
Name of item 46684 (Omber) |
| 1030056 |
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This extremely rare and valuable variant of omber ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard omber when reprocessed.
Omber is a common ore that is still an excellent ore for novice miners as it has a sizeable portion of Isogen, as well as some Pyerite. A few trips of mining this and a novice is quick to rise in status. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of omber ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard omber when reprocessed.
Omber is a common ore that is still an excellent ore for novice miners as it has a sizeable portion of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>, as well as some <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. A few trips of mining this and a novice is quick to rise in status. |
Description of item "Omber IV-Grade" (46684) |
| 1030057 |
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Plagioclase IV-Grade |
Plagioclase IV-Grade |
Name of item 46685 (Plagioclase) |
| 1030058 |
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This extremely rare and valuable variant of plagioclase ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard plagioclase when reprocessed.
Plagioclase is not amongst the most valuable ore types around, but it contains a large amount of Tritanium and is thus always in constant demand. It also yields some Mexallon. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of plagioclase ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard plagioclase when reprocessed.
Plagioclase is not amongst the most valuable ore types around, but it contains a large amount of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and is thus always in constant demand. It also yields some <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>. |
Description of item "Plagioclase IV-Grade" (46685) |
| 1030059 |
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Pyroxeres IV-Grade |
Pyroxeres IV-Grade |
Name of item 46686 (Pyroxeres) |
| 1030060 |
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This extremely rare and valuable variant of pyroxeres ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard pyroxeres when reprocessed.
Pyroxeres is a common ore available in all regions of space. It has fair amounts of Pyerite and Mexallon. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of pyroxeres ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard pyroxeres when reprocessed.
Pyroxeres is a common ore available in all regions of space. It has fair amounts of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>. |
Description of item "Pyroxeres IV-Grade" (46686) |
| 1030061 |
|
Scordite IV-Grade |
Scordite IV-Grade |
Name of item 46687 (Scordite) |
| 1030062 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of scordite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard scordite when reprocessed.
Scordite is amongst the most common ore types in the central regions of known universe. It has a fair bit of Tritanium and Pyerite. Good choice for those starting their mining careers. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of scordite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard scordite when reprocessed.
Scordite is amongst the most common ore types in the central regions of known universe. It has a fair bit of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. Good choice for those starting their mining careers. |
Description of item "Scordite IV-Grade" (46687) |
| 1030063 |
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Spodumain IV-Grade |
Spodumain IV-Grade |
Name of item 46688 (Spodumain) |
| 1030064 |
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This extremely rare and valuable variant of spodumain ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard spodumain when reprocessed.
Spodumain is amongst the most desirable ore types around, as it contains high volumes of the most heavily demanded resource and some amounts of the more precious minerals. Huge volumes of Tritanium and moderate amounts of Isogen, Nocxium, Zydrine and Megacyte can be obtained by refining these rocks. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of spodumain ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard spodumain when reprocessed.
Spodumain is amongst the most desirable ore types around, as it contains high volumes of the most heavily demanded resource and some amounts of the more precious minerals. Huge volumes of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and moderate amounts of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>, <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>, <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> and <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a> can be obtained by refining these rocks. |
Description of item "Spodumain IV-Grade" (46688) |
| 1030065 |
|
Veldspar IV-Grade |
Veldspar IV-Grade |
Name of item 46689 (Veldspar) |
| 1030066 |
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This extremely rare and valuable variant of veldspar ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard veldspar when reprocessed.
Veldspar is the most common ore type in the central regions of known universe. It is still in constant demand as it holds a large portion of the much-used Tritanium mineral. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of veldspar ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard veldspar when reprocessed.
Veldspar is the most common ore type in the central regions of known universe. It is still in constant demand as it holds a large portion of the much-used <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> mineral. |
Description of item "Veldspar IV-Grade" (46689) |
| 1030067 |
|
Batch Compressed Arkonor IV-Grade |
Batch Compressed Arkonor IV-Grade |
Name of item 46691 (Arkonor) |
| 1030068 |
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This extremely rare and valuable variant of arkonor ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard arkonor when reprocessed.
Arkonor is one of the rarest and most sought-after ores in the known universe. A sizable nugget of this can sweep anyone from rags to riches in no time. It has high amount of Megacyte, and also contains some Mexallon and Pyerite.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of arkonor ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard arkonor when reprocessed.
Arkonor is one of the rarest and most sought-after ores in the known universe. A sizable nugget of this can sweep anyone from rags to riches in no time. It has high amount of <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a>, and also contains some <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Arkonor IV-Grade" (46691) |
| 1030069 |
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Batch Compressed Bistot IV-Grade |
Batch Compressed Bistot IV-Grade |
Name of item 46692 (Bistot) |
| 1030070 |
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This extremely rare and valuable variant of bistot ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard bistot when reprocessed.
Bistot is a very valuable ore as it holds large portions of Zydrine and Pyerite. It also contains a decent amount of Mexallon.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of bistot ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard bistot when reprocessed.
Bistot is a very valuable ore as it holds large portions of <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. It also contains a decent amount of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Bistot IV-Grade" (46692) |
| 1030071 |
|
Batch Compressed Crokite IV-Grade |
Batch Compressed Crokite IV-Grade |
Name of item 46693 (Crokite) |
| 1030072 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of crokite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard crokite when reprocessed.
Crokite is a very heavy ore that is always in high demand because it has the largest ratio of Nocxium and Mexallon for any ore in the known universe. Valuable deposits of Pyerite can also be found within this rare ore.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of crokite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard crokite when reprocessed.
Crokite is a very heavy ore that is always in high demand because it has the largest ratio of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> for any ore in the known universe. Valuable deposits of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> can also be found within this rare ore.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Crokite IV-Grade" (46693) |
| 1030073 |
|
Batch Compressed Dark Ochre IV-Grade |
Batch Compressed Dark Ochre IV-Grade |
Name of item 46694 (Dark Ochre) |
| 1030074 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of dark ochre ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard dark ochre when reprocessed.
Considered a worthless ore for years, dark ochre was ignored by most miners until improved reprocessing techniques managed to extract the huge amount of Isogen and Mexallon inside it. Dark ochre also contains useful amounts of Nocxium.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of dark ochre ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard dark ochre when reprocessed.
Considered a worthless ore for years, dark ochre was ignored by most miners until improved reprocessing techniques managed to extract the huge amount of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> inside it. Dark ochre also contains useful amounts of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Dark Ochre IV-Grade" (46694) |
| 1030075 |
|
Batch Compressed Gneiss IV-Grade |
Batch Compressed Gneiss IV-Grade |
Name of item 46695 (Gneiss) |
| 1030076 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of gneiss ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard gneiss when reprocessed.
Gneiss is a popular ore type because it holds significant volumes of three heavily used minerals, increasing its utility value. It has quite a bit of Mexallon as well as some Pyerite and Isogen.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of gneiss ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard gneiss when reprocessed.
Gneiss is a popular ore type because it holds significant volumes of three heavily used minerals, increasing its utility value. It has quite a bit of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> as well as some <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Gneiss IV-Grade" (46695) |
| 1030077 |
|
Batch Compressed Hedbergite IV-Grade |
Batch Compressed Hedbergite IV-Grade |
Name of item 46696 (Hedbergite) |
| 1030078 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of hedbergite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard hedbergite when reprocessed.
Hedbergite is sought after for its high concentration of Pyerite and Nocxium.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of hedbergite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard hedbergite when reprocessed.
Hedbergite is sought after for its high concentration of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Hedbergite IV-Grade" (46696) |
| 1030079 |
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Batch Compressed Hemorphite IV-Grade |
Batch Compressed Hemorphite IV-Grade |
Name of item 46697 (Hemorphite) |
| 1030080 |
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This extremely rare and valuable variant of hemorphite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard hemorphite when reprocessed.
With a large portion of Nocxium, hemorphite is always a good find. It is common enough that even novice miners can expect to run into it. Hemorphite also has some amount of Isogen.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of hemorphite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard hemorphite when reprocessed.
With a large portion of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>, hemorphite is always a good find. It is common enough that even novice miners can expect to run into it. Hemorphite also has some amount of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Hemorphite IV-Grade" (46697) |
| 1030081 |
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Batch Compressed Jaspet IV-Grade |
Batch Compressed Jaspet IV-Grade |
Name of item 46698 (Jaspet) |
| 1030082 |
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This extremely rare and valuable variant of jaspet ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard jaspet when reprocessed.
Jaspet has two valuable mineral types, making it easy to sell. It has a large portion of Mexallon plus some Nocxium.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of jaspet ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard jaspet when reprocessed.
Jaspet has two valuable mineral types, making it easy to sell. It has a large portion of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> plus some <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Jaspet IV-Grade" (46698) |
| 1030083 |
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Batch Compressed Kernite IV-Grade |
Batch Compressed Kernite IV-Grade |
Name of item 46699 (Kernite) |
| 1030084 |
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This extremely rare and valuable variant of kernite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard kernite when reprocessed.
Kernite is a fairly common ore type that yields fair amounts of Mexallon and Isogen.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of kernite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard kernite when reprocessed.
Kernite is a fairly common ore type that yields fair amounts of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Kernite IV-Grade" (46699) |
| 1030085 |
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Batch Compressed Omber IV-Grade |
Batch Compressed Omber IV-Grade |
Name of item 46700 (Omber) |
| 1030086 |
|
This extremely rare and valuable variant of omber ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard omber when reprocessed.
Omber is a common ore that is still an excellent ore for novice miners as it has a sizeable portion of Isogen, as well as some Pyerite. A few trips of mining this and a novice is quick to rise in status.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of omber ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard omber when reprocessed.
Omber is a common ore that is still an excellent ore for novice miners as it has a sizeable portion of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>, as well as some <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. A few trips of mining this and a novice is quick to rise in status.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Omber IV-Grade" (46700) |
| 1030087 |
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Batch Compressed Plagioclase IV-Grade |
Batch Compressed Plagioclase IV-Grade |
Name of item 46701 (Plagioclase) |
| 1030088 |
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This extremely rare and valuable variant of plagioclase ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard plagioclase when reprocessed.
Plagioclase is not amongst the most valuable ore types around, but it contains a large amount of Tritanium and is thus always in constant demand. It also yields some Mexallon.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of plagioclase ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard plagioclase when reprocessed.
Plagioclase is not amongst the most valuable ore types around, but it contains a large amount of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and is thus always in constant demand. It also yields some <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Plagioclase IV-Grade" (46701) |
| 1030089 |
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Batch Compressed Pyroxeres IV-Grade |
Batch Compressed Pyroxeres IV-Grade |
Name of item 46702 (Pyroxeres) |
| 1030090 |
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This extremely rare and valuable variant of pyroxeres ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard pyroxeres when reprocessed.
Pyroxeres is a common ore available in all regions of space. It has fair amounts of Pyerite and Mexallon.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of pyroxeres ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard pyroxeres when reprocessed.
Pyroxeres is a common ore available in all regions of space. It has fair amounts of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Pyroxeres IV-Grade" (46702) |
| 1030091 |
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Batch Compressed Scordite IV-Grade |
Batch Compressed Scordite IV-Grade |
Name of item 46703 (Scordite) |
| 1030092 |
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This extremely rare and valuable variant of scordite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard scordite when reprocessed.
Scordite is amongst the most common ore types in the central regions of known universe. It has a fair bit of Tritanium and Pyerite. Good choice for those starting their mining careers.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of scordite ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard scordite when reprocessed.
Scordite is amongst the most common ore types in the central regions of known universe. It has a fair bit of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. Good choice for those starting their mining careers.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Scordite IV-Grade" (46703) |
| 1030093 |
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Batch Compressed Spodumain IV-Grade |
Batch Compressed Spodumain IV-Grade |
Name of item 46704 (Spodumain) |
| 1030094 |
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This extremely rare and valuable variant of spodumain ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard spodumain when reprocessed.
Spodumain is amongst the most desirable ore types around, as it contains high volumes of the most heavily demanded resource and some amounts of the more precious minerals. Huge volumes of Tritanium and moderate amounts of Isogen, Nocxium, Zydrine and Megacyte can be obtained by refining these rocks.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of spodumain ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard spodumain when reprocessed.
Spodumain is amongst the most desirable ore types around, as it contains high volumes of the most heavily demanded resource and some amounts of the more precious minerals. Huge volumes of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and moderate amounts of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>, <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>, <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> and <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a> can be obtained by refining these rocks.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Spodumain IV-Grade" (46704) |
| 1030095 |
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Batch Compressed Veldspar IV-Grade |
Batch Compressed Veldspar IV-Grade |
Name of item 46705 (Veldspar) |
| 1030096 |
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This extremely rare and valuable variant of veldspar ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard veldspar when reprocessed.
Veldspar is the most common ore type in the central regions of known universe. It is still in constant demand as it holds a large portion of the much-used Tritanium mineral.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
This extremely rare and valuable variant of veldspar ore was recently discovered by ORE engineers during early field tests of new moon mining technology. Subsequent testing has confirmed that this ore produces 15% more minerals than standard veldspar when reprocessed.
Veldspar is the most common ore type in the central regions of known universe. It is still in constant demand as it holds a large portion of the much-used <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> mineral.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Veldspar IV-Grade" (46705) |
| 1030097 |
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Batch Compressed Arkonor |
Batch Compressed Arkonor |
Name of item 28367 (Arkonor) |
| 1030098 |
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Arkonor is one of the rarest and most sought-after ores in the known universe. A sizable nugget of this can sweep anyone from rags to riches in no time. It has high amount of Megacyte, and also contains some Mexallon and Pyerite.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Arkonor is one of the rarest and most sought-after ores in the known universe. A sizable nugget of this can sweep anyone from rags to riches in no time. It has high amount of <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a>, and also contains some <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Arkonor" (28367) |
| 1030099 |
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Batch Compressed Arkonor II-Grade |
Batch Compressed Arkonor II-Grade |
Name of item 28385 (Arkonor) |
| 1030100 |
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While fairly invisible to all but the most experienced miners, there are significant molecular differences between arkonor and crimson arkonor, colloquially referred to as such because of the blood-red veins running through it. Miners who search for this diamond in the rough will be rewarded with mineral yields 5% higher than standard arkonor.
Arkonor is one of the rarest and most sought-after ores in the known universe. A sizable nugget of this can sweep anyone from rags to riches in no time. It has high amount of Megacyte, and also contains some Mexallon and Pyerite.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
While fairly invisible to all but the most experienced miners, there are significant molecular differences between arkonor and crimson arkonor, colloquially referred to as such because of the blood-red veins running through it. Miners who search for this diamond in the rough will be rewarded with mineral yields 5% higher than standard arkonor.
Arkonor is one of the rarest and most sought-after ores in the known universe. A sizable nugget of this can sweep anyone from rags to riches in no time. It has high amount of <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a>, and also contains some <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Arkonor II-Grade" (28385) |
| 1030101 |
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Batch Compressed Arkonor III-Grade |
Batch Compressed Arkonor III-Grade |
Name of item 28387 (Arkonor) |
| 1030102 |
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Prime arkonor is the rarest of the rare; the king of ores. Giving a 10% greater mineral yield than regular arkonor, this is the stuff that makes billionaires out of people lucky enough to stumble upon a vein.
Arkonor is one of the rarest and most sought-after ores in the known universe. A sizable nugget of this can sweep anyone from rags to riches in no time. It has high amount of Megacyte, and also contains some Mexallon and Pyerite.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Prime arkonor is the rarest of the rare; the king of ores. Giving a 10% greater mineral yield than regular arkonor, this is the stuff that makes billionaires out of people lucky enough to stumble upon a vein.
Arkonor is one of the rarest and most sought-after ores in the known universe. A sizable nugget of this can sweep anyone from rags to riches in no time. It has high amount of <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a>, and also contains some <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Arkonor III-Grade" (28387) |
| 1030103 |
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Batch Compressed Bistot |
Batch Compressed Bistot |
Name of item 28388 (Bistot) |
| 1030104 |
|
Bistot is a very valuable ore as it holds large portions of Zydrine and Pyerite. It also contains a decent amount of Mexallon.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Bistot is a very valuable ore as it holds large portions of <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. It also contains a decent amount of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Bistot" (28388) |
| 1030105 |
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Batch Compressed Bistot III-Grade |
Batch Compressed Bistot III-Grade |
Name of item 28389 (Bistot) |
| 1030106 |
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III-Grade bistot, also known as monoclinic bistot, is a variant of bistot with a slightly different crystal structure. It is highly sought-after, as it gives a 10% higher yield than its straightforward counterpart.
Bistot is a very valuable ore as it holds large portions of Zydrine and Pyerite. It also contains a decent amount of Mexallon.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
III-Grade bistot, also known as monoclinic bistot, is a variant of bistot with a slightly different crystal structure. It is highly sought-after, as it gives a 10% higher yield than its straightforward counterpart.
Bistot is a very valuable ore as it holds large portions of <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. It also contains a decent amount of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Bistot III-Grade" (28389) |
| 1030107 |
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Batch Compressed Bistot II-Grade |
Batch Compressed Bistot II-Grade |
Name of item 28390 (Bistot) |
| 1030108 |
|
Bistot with a triclinic crystal system occurs very rarely under natural conditions, but is highly popular with miners due to its extra-high concentrations of minerals. The yield from triclinic bistot is approximately 5% higher than from equivalent volumes of standard bistot.
Bistot is a very valuable ore as it holds large portions of Zydrine and Pyerite. It also contains a decent amount of Mexallon.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Bistot with a triclinic crystal system occurs very rarely under natural conditions, but is highly popular with miners due to its extra-high concentrations of minerals. The yield from triclinic bistot is approximately 5% higher than from equivalent volumes of standard bistot.
Bistot is a very valuable ore as it holds large portions of <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. It also contains a decent amount of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Bistot II-Grade" (28390) |
| 1030109 |
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Batch Compressed Crokite |
Batch Compressed Crokite |
Name of item 28391 (Crokite) |
| 1030110 |
|
Crokite is a very heavy ore that is always in high demand because it has the largest ratio of Nocxium and Mexallon for any ore in the known universe. Valuable deposits of Pyerite can also be found within this rare ore.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Crokite is a very heavy ore that is always in high demand because it has the largest ratio of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> for any ore in the known universe. Valuable deposits of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> can also be found within this rare ore.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Crokite" (28391) |
| 1030111 |
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Batch Compressed Crokite III-Grade |
Batch Compressed Crokite III-Grade |
Name of item 28392 (Crokite) |
| 1030112 |
|
III-Grade crokite, also known as crystalline crokite, is the stuff of legend. Not only does it give a 10% greater yield than regular crokite, but chunks of the rock glitter beautifully in just the right light, making crystalline crokite popular as raw material for jewelry.
Crokite is a very heavy ore that is always in high demand because it has the largest ratio of Nocxium and Mexallon for any ore in the known universe. Valuable deposits of Pyerite can also be found within this rare ore.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
III-Grade crokite, also known as crystalline crokite, is the stuff of legend. Not only does it give a 10% greater yield than regular crokite, but chunks of the rock glitter beautifully in just the right light, making crystalline crokite popular as raw material for jewelry.
Crokite is a very heavy ore that is always in high demand because it has the largest ratio of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> for any ore in the known universe. Valuable deposits of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> can also be found within this rare ore.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Crokite III-Grade" (28392) |
| 1030113 |
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Batch Compressed Crokite IV-Grade |
Batch Compressed Crokite IV-Grade |
Name of item 28393 (Crokite) |
| 1030114 |
|
In certain belts, environmental conditions will carve sharp, jagged edges into crokite rocks, resulting in the formation of sharp crokite. The increased density of these formations leads to a 5% greater mineral yield than standard crokite.
Crokite is a very heavy ore that is always in high demand because it has the largest ratio of Nocxium and Mexallon for any ore in the known universe. Valuable deposits of Pyerite can also be found within this rare ore.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
In certain belts, environmental conditions will carve sharp, jagged edges into crokite rocks, resulting in the formation of sharp crokite. The increased density of these formations leads to a 5% greater mineral yield than standard crokite.
Crokite is a very heavy ore that is always in high demand because it has the largest ratio of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> for any ore in the known universe. Valuable deposits of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> can also be found within this rare ore.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Crokite IV-Grade" (28393) |
| 1030115 |
|
Batch Compressed Dark Ochre |
Batch Compressed Dark Ochre |
Name of item 28394 (Dark Ochre) |
| 1030116 |
|
Considered a worthless ore for years, dark ochre was ignored by most miners until improved reprocessing techniques managed to extract the huge amount of Isogen and Mexallon inside it. Dark ochre also contains useful amounts of Nocxium.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Considered a worthless ore for years, dark ochre was ignored by most miners until improved reprocessing techniques managed to extract the huge amount of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> inside it. Dark ochre also contains useful amounts of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Dark Ochre" (28394) |
| 1030117 |
|
Batch Compressed Dark Ochre III-Grade |
Batch Compressed Dark Ochre III-Grade |
Name of item 28395 (Dark Ochre) |
| 1030118 |
|
III-Grade or obsidian ochre, the most valuable member of the dark ochre family, was only first discovered a decade ago. The sleek black surface of this ore managed to absorb scanning waves, making obsidian ochre asteroids almost invisible. Advances in scanning technology revealed these beauties at last. This ore's 10% higher mineral yield makes it more than worth the effort required to find it.
Considered a worthless ore for years, dark ochre was ignored by most miners until improved reprocessing techniques managed to extract the huge amount of Isogen and Mexallon inside it. Dark ochre also contains useful amounts of Nocxium.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
III-Grade or obsidian ochre, the most valuable member of the dark ochre family, was only first discovered a decade ago. The sleek black surface of this ore managed to absorb scanning waves, making obsidian ochre asteroids almost invisible. Advances in scanning technology revealed these beauties at last. This ore's 10% higher mineral yield makes it more than worth the effort required to find it.
Considered a worthless ore for years, dark ochre was ignored by most miners until improved reprocessing techniques managed to extract the huge amount of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> inside it. Dark ochre also contains useful amounts of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Dark Ochre III-Grade" (28395) |
| 1030119 |
|
Batch Compressed Dark Ochre II-Grade |
Batch Compressed Dark Ochre II-Grade |
Name of item 28396 (Dark Ochre) |
| 1030120 |
|
II-Grade dark ochre, also known as onyx ochre, has a distinctive, shiny black surface that lends itself to ornamental uses. But the 5% higher mineral yield is what miners are really after. Like in all else, good looks are only an added bonus.
Considered a worthless ore for years, dark ochre was ignored by most miners until improved reprocessing techniques managed to extract the huge amount of Isogen and Mexallon inside it. Dark ochre also contains useful amounts of Nocxium.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
II-Grade dark ochre, also known as onyx ochre, has a distinctive, shiny black surface that lends itself to ornamental uses. But the 5% higher mineral yield is what miners are really after. Like in all else, good looks are only an added bonus.
Considered a worthless ore for years, dark ochre was ignored by most miners until improved reprocessing techniques managed to extract the huge amount of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> inside it. Dark ochre also contains useful amounts of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Dark Ochre II-Grade" (28396) |
| 1030121 |
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Batch Compressed Gneiss |
Batch Compressed Gneiss |
Name of item 28397 (Gneiss) |
| 1030122 |
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Gneiss is a popular ore type because it holds significant volumes of three heavily used minerals, increasing its utility value. It has quite a bit of Mexallon as well as some Pyerite and Isogen.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Gneiss is a popular ore type because it holds significant volumes of three heavily used minerals, increasing its utility value. It has quite a bit of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> as well as some <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Gneiss" (28397) |
| 1030123 |
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Batch Compressed Gneiss II-Grade |
Batch Compressed Gneiss II-Grade |
Name of item 28398 (Gneiss) |
| 1030124 |
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Gneiss is often the first major league ore that up and coming miners graduate to. Finding the more II-Grade variation of Gneiss, known as iridescent gneiss, is a major coup for these miners due to its 5% greater mineral yield.
Gneiss is a popular ore type because it holds significant volumes of three heavily used minerals, increasing its utility value. It has quite a bit of Mexallon as well as some Pyerite and Isogen.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Gneiss is often the first major league ore that up and coming miners graduate to. Finding the more II-Grade variation of Gneiss, known as iridescent gneiss, is a major coup for these miners due to its 5% greater mineral yield.
Gneiss is a popular ore type because it holds significant volumes of three heavily used minerals, increasing its utility value. It has quite a bit of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> as well as some <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Gneiss II-Grade" (28398) |
| 1030125 |
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Batch Compressed Gneiss III-Grade |
Batch Compressed Gneiss III-Grade |
Name of item 28399 (Gneiss) |
| 1030126 |
|
III-Grade gneiss has a fracturized molecule-structure, which gives it a prismatic appearance. It is the most sought after member of the Gneiss family, as it yields 10% more than common Gneiss.
Gneiss is a popular ore type because it holds significant volumes of three heavily used minerals, increasing its utility value. It has quite a bit of Mexallon as well as some Pyerite and Isogen.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
III-Grade gneiss has a fracturized molecule-structure, which gives it a prismatic appearance. It is the most sought after member of the Gneiss family, as it yields 10% more than common Gneiss.
Gneiss is a popular ore type because it holds significant volumes of three heavily used minerals, increasing its utility value. It has quite a bit of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> as well as some <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Gneiss III-Grade" (28399) |
| 1030127 |
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Batch Compressed Hedbergite III-Grade |
Batch Compressed Hedbergite III-Grade |
Name of item 28400 (Hedbergite) |
| 1030128 |
|
Asteroids containing this shiny ore were formed in intense heat, such as might result from a supernova. The result, known as glazed hedbergite, is a more concentrated form of hedbergite that has 10% higher yield.
Hedbergite is sought after for its high concentration of Pyerite and Nocxium.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Asteroids containing this shiny ore were formed in intense heat, such as might result from a supernova. The result, known as glazed hedbergite, is a more concentrated form of hedbergite that has 10% higher yield.
Hedbergite is sought after for its high concentration of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Hedbergite III-Grade" (28400) |
| 1030129 |
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Batch Compressed Hedbergite |
Batch Compressed Hedbergite |
Name of item 28401 (Hedbergite) |
| 1030130 |
|
Hedbergite is sought after for its high concentration of Pyerite and Nocxium.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Hedbergite is sought after for its high concentration of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Hedbergite" (28401) |
| 1030131 |
|
Batch Compressed Hedbergite II-Grade |
Batch Compressed Hedbergite II-Grade |
Name of item 28402 (Hedbergite) |
| 1030132 |
|
When asteroids containing hedbergite pass close to suns or other sources of intense heat can cause the hedbergite to glassify. The result is called II-Grade or vitric hedbergite and has 5% better yield than normal hedbergite.
Hedbergite is sought after for its high concentration of Pyerite and Nocxium.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
When asteroids containing hedbergite pass close to suns or other sources of intense heat can cause the hedbergite to glassify. The result is called II-Grade or vitric hedbergite and has 5% better yield than normal hedbergite.
Hedbergite is sought after for its high concentration of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Hedbergite II-Grade" (28402) |
| 1030133 |
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Batch Compressed Hemorphite |
Batch Compressed Hemorphite |
Name of item 28403 (Hemorphite) |
| 1030134 |
|
With a large portion of Nocxium, hemorphite is always a good find. It is common enough that even novice miners can expect to run into it. Hemorphite also has some amount of Isogen.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
With a large portion of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>, hemorphite is always a good find. It is common enough that even novice miners can expect to run into it. Hemorphite also has some amount of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Hemorphite" (28403) |
| 1030135 |
|
Batch Compressed Hemorphite III-Grade |
Batch Compressed Hemorphite III-Grade |
Name of item 28404 (Hemorphite) |
| 1030136 |
|
Hemorphite exists in many different color variations. Interestingly, the more colorful it becomes, the better yield it has. Radiant or III-Grade hemorphite has 10% better yield than its more bland brother.
With a large portion of Nocxium, hemorphite is always a good find. It is common enough that even novice miners can expect to run into it. Hemorphite also has some amount of Isogen.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Hemorphite exists in many different color variations. Interestingly, the more colorful it becomes, the better yield it has. Radiant or III-Grade hemorphite has 10% better yield than its more bland brother.
With a large portion of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>, hemorphite is always a good find. It is common enough that even novice miners can expect to run into it. Hemorphite also has some amount of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Hemorphite III-Grade" (28404) |
| 1030137 |
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Batch Compressed Hemorphite II-Grade |
Batch Compressed Hemorphite II-Grade |
Name of item 28405 (Hemorphite) |
| 1030138 |
|
Hemorphite exists in many different color variations. Interestingly, the more colorful it becomes, the better yield it has. Vivid or II-Grade hemorphite has 5% better yield than its more bland brother.
With a large portion of Nocxium, hemorphite is always a good find. It is common enough that even novice miners can expect to run into it. Hemorphite also has some amount of Isogen.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Hemorphite exists in many different color variations. Interestingly, the more colorful it becomes, the better yield it has. Vivid or II-Grade hemorphite has 5% better yield than its more bland brother.
With a large portion of <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>, hemorphite is always a good find. It is common enough that even novice miners can expect to run into it. Hemorphite also has some amount of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Hemorphite II-Grade" (28405) |
| 1030139 |
|
Batch Compressed Jaspet |
Batch Compressed Jaspet |
Name of item 28406 (Jaspet) |
| 1030140 |
|
Jaspet has two valuable mineral types, making it easy to sell. It has a large portion of Mexallon plus some Nocxium.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Jaspet has two valuable mineral types, making it easy to sell. It has a large portion of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> plus some <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Jaspet" (28406) |
| 1030141 |
|
Batch Compressed Jaspet III-Grade |
Batch Compressed Jaspet III-Grade |
Name of item 28407 (Jaspet) |
| 1030142 |
|
III-Grade jaspet, also known as pristine jaspet, is very rare, which is not so surprising when one considers that it is formed when asteroids collide with comets or ice moons. It has 10% better yield than normal Jaspet.
Jaspet has two valuable mineral types, making it easy to sell. It has a large portion of Mexallon plus some Nocxium.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
III-Grade jaspet, also known as pristine jaspet, is very rare, which is not so surprising when one considers that it is formed when asteroids collide with comets or ice moons. It has 10% better yield than normal Jaspet.
Jaspet has two valuable mineral types, making it easy to sell. It has a large portion of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> plus some <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Jaspet III-Grade" (28407) |
| 1030143 |
|
Batch Compressed Jaspet II-Grade |
Batch Compressed Jaspet II-Grade |
Name of item 28408 (Jaspet) |
| 1030144 |
|
II-Grade or pure jaspet is popular amongst corporate miners who are looking for various minerals for manufacturing, rather than mining purely for profit. Pure jaspet contains fewer waste compounds than most asteroids, allows for approximately 5% better mineral yield from the same volume of ore.
Jaspet has two valuable mineral types, making it easy to sell. It has a large portion of Mexallon plus some Nocxium.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
II-Grade or pure jaspet is popular amongst corporate miners who are looking for various minerals for manufacturing, rather than mining purely for profit. Pure jaspet contains fewer waste compounds than most asteroids, allows for approximately 5% better mineral yield from the same volume of ore.
Jaspet has two valuable mineral types, making it easy to sell. It has a large portion of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> plus some <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Jaspet II-Grade" (28408) |
| 1030145 |
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Batch Compressed Kernite III-Grade |
Batch Compressed Kernite III-Grade |
Name of item 28409 (Kernite) |
| 1030146 |
|
Known as Rage Stone or fiery kernite to veteran miners after a discovery of a particularly rich vein of it caused a bar brawl of epic proportions in the Intaki Syndicate. It has a 10% higher yield than basic kernite.
Kernite is a fairly common ore type that yields fair amounts of Mexallon and Isogen.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Known as Rage Stone or fiery kernite to veteran miners after a discovery of a particularly rich vein of it caused a bar brawl of epic proportions in the Intaki Syndicate. It has a 10% higher yield than basic kernite.
Kernite is a fairly common ore type that yields fair amounts of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Kernite III-Grade" (28409) |
| 1030147 |
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Batch Compressed Kernite |
Batch Compressed Kernite |
Name of item 28410 (Kernite) |
| 1030148 |
|
Kernite is a fairly common ore type that yields fair amounts of Mexallon and Isogen.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Kernite is a fairly common ore type that yields fair amounts of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Kernite" (28410) |
| 1030149 |
|
Batch Compressed Kernite II-Grade |
Batch Compressed Kernite II-Grade |
Name of item 28411 (Kernite) |
| 1030150 |
|
Prophets tell of the mystical nature endowed in luminous kernite, the II-Grade kernite variant. To the rest of us, it's an average looking ore that has 5% more yield than normal kernite and can make you rich if you mine it 24/7 and live to be very old.
Kernite is a fairly common ore type that yields fair amounts of Mexallon and Isogen.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Prophets tell of the mystical nature endowed in luminous kernite, the II-Grade kernite variant. To the rest of us, it's an average looking ore that has 5% more yield than normal kernite and can make you rich if you mine it 24/7 and live to be very old.
Kernite is a fairly common ore type that yields fair amounts of <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a> and <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Kernite II-Grade" (28411) |
| 1030151 |
|
Batch Compressed Mercoxit II-Grade |
Batch Compressed Mercoxit II-Grade |
Name of item 28412 (Mercoxit) |
| 1030152 |
|
Though it floats through the frigid depths of space, II-Grade mercoxit's striking appearance and sheen gives it the impression of bubbling magma. If this visual treasure wasn't enticing enough, the 5% higher yield certainly attracts admirers.
Mercoxit is a very dense ore that must be mined using specialized deep core mining techniques. It contains massive amounts of the extraordinary Morphite mineral.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Though it floats through the frigid depths of space, II-Grade mercoxit's striking appearance and sheen gives it the impression of bubbling magma. If this visual treasure wasn't enticing enough, the 5% higher yield certainly attracts admirers.
Mercoxit is a very dense ore that must be mined using specialized deep core mining techniques. It contains massive amounts of the extraordinary <a href=showinfo:11399>Morphite</a> mineral.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Mercoxit II-Grade" (28412) |
| 1030153 |
|
Batch Compressed Mercoxit |
Batch Compressed Mercoxit |
Name of item 28413 (Mercoxit) |
| 1030154 |
|
Mercoxit is a very dense ore that must be mined using specialized deep core mining techniques. It contains massive amounts of the extraordinary Morphite mineral.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Mercoxit is a very dense ore that must be mined using specialized deep core mining techniques. It contains massive amounts of the extraordinary <a href=showinfo:11399>Morphite</a> mineral.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Mercoxit" (28413) |
| 1030155 |
|
Batch Compressed Mercoxit III-Grade |
Batch Compressed Mercoxit III-Grade |
Name of item 28414 (Mercoxit) |
| 1030156 |
|
III-Grade or vitreous mercoxit gleams in the dark like a siren of myth. Found only in rare clusters in space vitreous mercoxit is very rare, but very valuable, due to its much higher 10% yield.
Mercoxit is a very dense ore that must be mined using specialized deep core mining techniques. It contains massive amounts of the extraordinary Morphite mineral.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
III-Grade or vitreous mercoxit gleams in the dark like a siren of myth. Found only in rare clusters in space vitreous mercoxit is very rare, but very valuable, due to its much higher 10% yield.
Mercoxit is a very dense ore that must be mined using specialized deep core mining techniques. It contains massive amounts of the extraordinary <a href=showinfo:11399>Morphite</a> mineral.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Mercoxit III-Grade" (28414) |
| 1030157 |
|
Batch Compressed Omber III-Grade |
Batch Compressed Omber III-Grade |
Name of item 28415 (Omber) |
| 1030158 |
|
III-Grade or golden omber spurred one of the largest gold rushes in the early days of space faring, when isogen was the king of minerals. The 10% extra yield it offers over common Omber was all it took to make it the most sought after ore for a few years.
Omber is a common ore that is still an excellent ore for novice miners as it has a sizeable portion of Isogen, as well as some Pyerite. A few trips of mining this and a novice is quick to rise in status.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
III-Grade or golden omber spurred one of the largest gold rushes in the early days of space faring, when isogen was the king of minerals. The 10% extra yield it offers over common Omber was all it took to make it the most sought after ore for a few years.
Omber is a common ore that is still an excellent ore for novice miners as it has a sizeable portion of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>, as well as some <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. A few trips of mining this and a novice is quick to rise in status.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Omber III-Grade" (28415) |
| 1030159 |
|
Batch Compressed Omber |
Batch Compressed Omber |
Name of item 28416 (Omber) |
| 1030160 |
|
Omber is a common ore that is still an excellent ore for novice miners as it has a sizeable portion of Isogen, as well as some Pyerite. A few trips of mining this and a novice is quick to rise in status.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Omber is a common ore that is still an excellent ore for novice miners as it has a sizeable portion of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>, as well as some <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. A few trips of mining this and a novice is quick to rise in status.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Omber" (28416) |
| 1030161 |
|
Batch Compressed Omber II-Grade |
Batch Compressed Omber II-Grade |
Name of item 28417 (Omber) |
| 1030162 |
|
Silvery omber, the II-Grade variant, was first discovered some fifty years ago in an asteroid belt close to a large moon. The luminescence from the moon made this uncommon cousin of normal Omber seem silvery in appearance, hence the name. It is still considered a lucky find by miners across New Eden due to a roughly 5% improved mineral yield compared to standard omber.
Omber is a common ore that is still an excellent ore for novice miners as it has a sizeable portion of Isogen, as well as some Pyerite. A few trips of mining this and a novice is quick to rise in status.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Silvery omber, the II-Grade variant, was first discovered some fifty years ago in an asteroid belt close to a large moon. The luminescence from the moon made this uncommon cousin of normal Omber seem silvery in appearance, hence the name. It is still considered a lucky find by miners across New Eden due to a roughly 5% improved mineral yield compared to standard omber.
Omber is a common ore that is still an excellent ore for novice miners as it has a sizeable portion of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>, as well as some <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. A few trips of mining this and a novice is quick to rise in status.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Omber II-Grade" (28417) |
| 1030163 |
|
Batch Compressed Spodumain II-Grade |
Batch Compressed Spodumain II-Grade |
Name of item 28418 (Spodumain) |
| 1030164 |
|
II-Grade spodumain is occasionally found with crystalline traces in its outer surface. Known as bright spodumain, the crystal adds approximately 5% more value to an already valuable mineral.
Spodumain is amongst the most desirable ore types around, as it contains high volumes of the most heavily demanded resource and some amounts of the more precious minerals. Huge volumes of Tritanium and moderate amounts of Isogen, Nocxium, Zydrine and Megacyte can be obtained by refining these rocks.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
II-Grade spodumain is occasionally found with crystalline traces in its outer surface. Known as bright spodumain, the crystal adds approximately 5% more value to an already valuable mineral.
Spodumain is amongst the most desirable ore types around, as it contains high volumes of the most heavily demanded resource and some amounts of the more precious minerals. Huge volumes of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and moderate amounts of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>, <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>, <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> and <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a> can be obtained by refining these rocks.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Spodumain II-Grade" (28418) |
| 1030165 |
|
Batch Compressed Spodumain III-Grade |
Batch Compressed Spodumain III-Grade |
Name of item 28419 (Spodumain) |
| 1030166 |
|
Once in a while, III-Grade spodumain is found with crystalline veins running through it. The 10% increased value this yields puts a gleam in the eye of any miner lucky enough to find it.
Spodumain is amongst the most desirable ore types around, as it contains high volumes of the most heavily demanded resource and some amounts of the more precious minerals. Huge volumes of Tritanium and moderate amounts of Isogen, Nocxium, Zydrine and Megacyte can be obtained by refining these rocks.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Once in a while, III-Grade spodumain is found with crystalline veins running through it. The 10% increased value this yields puts a gleam in the eye of any miner lucky enough to find it.
Spodumain is amongst the most desirable ore types around, as it contains high volumes of the most heavily demanded resource and some amounts of the more precious minerals. Huge volumes of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and moderate amounts of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>, <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>, <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> and <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a> can be obtained by refining these rocks.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Spodumain III-Grade" (28419) |
| 1030167 |
|
Batch Compressed Spodumain |
Batch Compressed Spodumain |
Name of item 28420 (Spodumain) |
| 1030168 |
|
Spodumain is amongst the most desirable ore types around, as it contains high volumes of the most heavily demanded resource and some amounts of the more precious minerals. Huge volumes of Tritanium and moderate amounts of Isogen, Nocxium, Zydrine and Megacyte can be obtained by refining these rocks.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Spodumain is amongst the most desirable ore types around, as it contains high volumes of the most heavily demanded resource and some amounts of the more precious minerals. Huge volumes of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and moderate amounts of <a href=showinfo:37>Isogen</a>, <a href=showinfo:38>Nocxium</a>, <a href=showinfo:39>Zydrine</a> and <a href=showinfo:40>Megacyte</a> can be obtained by refining these rocks.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Spodumain" (28420) |
| 1030169 |
|
Batch Compressed Plagioclase II-Grade |
Batch Compressed Plagioclase II-Grade |
Name of item 28421 (Plagioclase) |
| 1030170 |
|
II-Grade or azure plagioclase is an uncommon variant of plagioclase that enjoys a 5% improved mineral yield. It was made infamous in the melancholic song prose Miner Blues by the Gallentean folk singer Jaroud Dertier three decades ago.
Plagioclase is not amongst the most valuable ore types around, but it contains a large amount of Tritanium and is thus always in constant demand. It also yields some Mexallon.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
II-Grade or azure plagioclase is an uncommon variant of plagioclase that enjoys a 5% improved mineral yield. It was made infamous in the melancholic song prose Miner Blues by the Gallentean folk singer Jaroud Dertier three decades ago.
Plagioclase is not amongst the most valuable ore types around, but it contains a large amount of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and is thus always in constant demand. It also yields some <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Plagioclase II-Grade" (28421) |
| 1030171 |
|
Batch Compressed Plagioclase |
Batch Compressed Plagioclase |
Name of item 28422 (Plagioclase) |
| 1030172 |
|
Plagioclase is not amongst the most valuable ore types around, but it contains a large amount of Tritanium and is thus always in constant demand. It also yields some Mexallon.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Plagioclase is not amongst the most valuable ore types around, but it contains a large amount of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and is thus always in constant demand. It also yields some <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Plagioclase" (28422) |
| 1030173 |
|
Batch Compressed Plagioclase III-Grade |
Batch Compressed Plagioclase III-Grade |
Name of item 28423 (Plagioclase) |
| 1030174 |
|
With rich or III-Grade plagioclase having 10% better yield than the normal one, miners can finally regard plagioclase as a mineral that provides a noteworthy profit.
Plagioclase is not amongst the most valuable ore types around, but it contains a large amount of Tritanium and is thus always in constant demand. It also yields some Mexallon.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
With rich or III-Grade plagioclase having 10% better yield than the normal one, miners can finally regard plagioclase as a mineral that provides a noteworthy profit.
Plagioclase is not amongst the most valuable ore types around, but it contains a large amount of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and is thus always in constant demand. It also yields some <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Plagioclase III-Grade" (28423) |
| 1030175 |
|
Batch Compressed Pyroxeres |
Batch Compressed Pyroxeres |
Name of item 28424 (Pyroxeres) |
| 1030176 |
|
Pyroxeres is a common ore available in all regions of space. It has fair amounts of Pyerite and Mexallon.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Pyroxeres is a common ore available in all regions of space. It has fair amounts of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Pyroxeres" (28424) |
| 1030177 |
|
Batch Compressed Pyroxeres II-Grade |
Batch Compressed Pyroxeres II-Grade |
Name of item 28425 (Pyroxeres) |
| 1030178 |
|
II-Grade pyroxeres, sometimes called solid pyroxeres or the Flame of Dam'Torsad, has a 5% higher yield than its more common cousin.
Pyroxeres is a common ore available in all regions of space. It has fair amounts of Pyerite and Mexallon.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
II-Grade pyroxeres, sometimes called solid pyroxeres or the Flame of Dam'Torsad, has a 5% higher yield than its more common cousin.
Pyroxeres is a common ore available in all regions of space. It has fair amounts of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Pyroxeres II-Grade" (28425) |
| 1030179 |
|
Batch Compressed Pyroxeres III-Grade |
Batch Compressed Pyroxeres III-Grade |
Name of item 28426 (Pyroxeres) |
| 1030180 |
|
III-Grade or viscous pyroxeres is the secret behind the success of ORE in the early days. ORE has since then moved into more profitable minerals, but viscous pyroxeres and its 10% higher mineral yield still holds a special place in the hearts of all miners dreaming of becoming the next mining moguls of EVE.
Pyroxeres is a common ore available in all regions of space. It has fair amounts of Pyerite and Mexallon.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
III-Grade or viscous pyroxeres is the secret behind the success of ORE in the early days. ORE has since then moved into more profitable minerals, but viscous pyroxeres and its 10% higher mineral yield still holds a special place in the hearts of all miners dreaming of becoming the next mining moguls of EVE.
Pyroxeres is a common ore available in all regions of space. It has fair amounts of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Pyroxeres III-Grade" (28426) |
| 1030181 |
|
Batch Compressed Scordite II-Grade |
Batch Compressed Scordite II-Grade |
Name of item 28427 (Scordite) |
| 1030182 |
|
Condensed scordite, the II-Grade cousin of normal scordite, has a 5% better yield. The increase may seem insignificant, but matters greatly to new miners where every ISK counts.
Scordite is amongst the most common ore types in the central regions of known universe. It has a fair bit of Tritanium and Pyerite. Good choice for those starting their mining careers.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Condensed scordite, the II-Grade cousin of normal scordite, has a 5% better yield. The increase may seem insignificant, but matters greatly to new miners where every ISK counts.
Scordite is amongst the most common ore types in the central regions of known universe. It has a fair bit of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. Good choice for those starting their mining careers.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Scordite II-Grade" (28427) |
| 1030183 |
|
Batch Compressed Scordite III-Grade |
Batch Compressed Scordite III-Grade |
Name of item 28428 (Scordite) |
| 1030184 |
|
Massive or III-Grade scordite was the stuff of legend in the early days of space exploration, due to a 10% higher mineral yield than standard scordite. Though it has long since been taken over in value by other ores it still has a special place in the hearts of veteran miners.
Scordite is amongst the most common ore types in the central regions of known universe. It has a fair bit of Tritanium and Pyerite. Good choice for those starting their mining careers.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Massive or III-Grade scordite was the stuff of legend in the early days of space exploration, due to a 10% higher mineral yield than standard scordite. Though it has long since been taken over in value by other ores it still has a special place in the hearts of veteran miners.
Scordite is amongst the most common ore types in the central regions of known universe. It has a fair bit of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. Good choice for those starting their mining careers.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Scordite III-Grade" (28428) |
| 1030185 |
|
Batch Compressed Scordite |
Batch Compressed Scordite |
Name of item 28429 (Scordite) |
| 1030186 |
|
Scordite is amongst the most common ore types in the central regions of known universe. It has a fair bit of Tritanium and Pyerite. Good choice for those starting their mining careers.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Scordite is amongst the most common ore types in the central regions of known universe. It has a fair bit of <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a>. Good choice for those starting their mining careers.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Scordite" (28429) |
| 1030187 |
|
Batch Compressed Veldspar II-Grade |
Batch Compressed Veldspar II-Grade |
Name of item 28430 (Veldspar) |
| 1030188 |
|
Clusters of veldspar with 5% higher yield, called II-Grade or concentrated veldspar, are sometimes found in areas where normal veldspar is already in abundance.
Veldspar is the most common ore type in the central regions of known universe. It is still in constant demand as it holds a large portion of the much-used Tritanium mineral.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Clusters of veldspar with 5% higher yield, called II-Grade or concentrated veldspar, are sometimes found in areas where normal veldspar is already in abundance.
Veldspar is the most common ore type in the central regions of known universe. It is still in constant demand as it holds a large portion of the much-used <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> mineral.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Veldspar II-Grade" (28430) |
| 1030189 |
|
Batch Compressed Veldspar III-Grade |
Batch Compressed Veldspar III-Grade |
Name of item 28431 (Veldspar) |
| 1030190 |
|
In asteroids above average size, the intense pressure can weld normal veldspar into what is known as III-Grade or dense veldspar, increasing the yield by 10%.
Veldspar is the most common ore type in the central regions of known universe. It is still in constant demand as it holds a large portion of the much-used Tritanium mineral.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
In asteroids above average size, the intense pressure can weld normal veldspar into what is known as III-Grade or dense veldspar, increasing the yield by 10%.
Veldspar is the most common ore type in the central regions of known universe. It is still in constant demand as it holds a large portion of the much-used <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> mineral.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Veldspar III-Grade" (28431) |
| 1030191 |
|
Batch Compressed Veldspar |
Batch Compressed Veldspar |
Name of item 28432 (Veldspar) |
| 1030192 |
|
Veldspar is the most common ore type in the central regions of known universe. It is still in constant demand as it holds a large portion of the much-used Tritanium mineral.
This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system. |
Veldspar is the most common ore type in the central regions of known universe. It is still in constant demand as it holds a large portion of the much-used <a href=showinfo:34>Tritanium</a> mineral.
<i>This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.</i> |
Description of item "Batch Compressed Veldspar" (28432) |
| 1030193 |
|
Compressed Blue Ice |
Compressed Blue Ice |
Name of item 28433 (Ice) |
| 1030194 |
|
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. Due to its unique chemical composition and the circumstances under which it forms, blue ice contains more oxygen isotopes than any other ice asteroid.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. Due to its unique chemical composition and the circumstances under which it forms, blue ice contains more oxygen isotopes than any other ice asteroid.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Blue Ice" (28433) |
| 1030195 |
|
Compressed Clear Icicle |
Compressed Clear Icicle |
Name of item 28434 (Ice) |
| 1030196 |
|
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. These crystalline formations can be found scattered around many an ice field, and are known as the universe's primary source of helium isotopes.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. These crystalline formations can be found scattered around many an ice field, and are known as the universe's primary source of helium isotopes.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Clear Icicle" (28434) |
| 1030197 |
|
Compressed Dark Glitter |
Compressed Dark Glitter |
Name of item 28435 (Ice) |
| 1030198 |
|
Dark glitter is one of the rarest of the interstellar ices, formed only in areas with large amounts of residual electrical current. Little is known about the exact way in which it comes into being; the staggering amount of liquid ozone to be found inside one of these rocks makes it an intriguing mystery for stellar physicists and chemists alike. In addition, it contains large amounts of heavy water and a decent measure of strontium clathrates.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Dark glitter is one of the rarest of the interstellar ices, formed only in areas with large amounts of residual electrical current. Little is known about the exact way in which it comes into being; the staggering amount of liquid ozone to be found inside one of these rocks makes it an intriguing mystery for stellar physicists and chemists alike. In addition, it contains large amounts of heavy water and a decent measure of strontium clathrates.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Dark Glitter" (28435) |
| 1030199 |
|
Compressed Clear Icicle IV-Grade |
Compressed Clear Icicle IV-Grade |
Name of item 28436 (Ice) |
| 1030200 |
|
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. These crystalline formations can be found scattered around many an ice field and are known as the universe's primary source of helium isotopes. Due to environmental factors, this fragment's isotope deposits have become even richer than its regular counterparts'.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. These crystalline formations can be found scattered around many an ice field and are known as the universe's primary source of helium isotopes. Due to environmental factors, this fragment's isotope deposits have become even richer than its regular counterparts'.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Clear Icicle IV-Grade" (28436) |
| 1030201 |
|
Compressed Krystallos |
Compressed Krystallos |
Name of item 28440 (Ice) |
| 1030202 |
|
The universe's richest known source of strontium clathrates, Krystallos ice formations are formed only in areas where a very particular combination of environmental factors are at play. Krystallos compounds also include quite a bit of liquid ozone.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
The universe's richest known source of strontium clathrates, Krystallos ice formations are formed only in areas where a very particular combination of environmental factors are at play. Krystallos compounds also include quite a bit of liquid ozone.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Krystallos" (28440) |
| 1030203 |
|
Compressed White Glaze IV-Grade |
Compressed White Glaze IV-Grade |
Name of item 28441 (Ice) |
| 1030204 |
|
When star fusion processes occur near high concentrations of silicate dust, such as those found in interstellar ice fields, the substance known as White Glaze is formed. While White Glaze generally is extremely high in nitrogen-14 and other stable nitrogen isotopes, a few rare fragments, such as this one, have stayed free of radioactive contaminants and are thus richer in isotopes than their more impure counterparts.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
When star fusion processes occur near high concentrations of silicate dust, such as those found in interstellar ice fields, the substance known as White Glaze is formed. While White Glaze generally is extremely high in nitrogen-14 and other stable nitrogen isotopes, a few rare fragments, such as this one, have stayed free of radioactive contaminants and are thus richer in isotopes than their more impure counterparts.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed White Glaze IV-Grade" (28441) |
| 1030205 |
|
Compressed Glacial Mass IV-Grade |
Compressed Glacial Mass IV-Grade |
Name of item 28442 (Ice) |
| 1030206 |
|
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. Glacial masses are known to contain hydrogen isotopes in abundance, but the high surface diffusion on this particular mass means it has considerably more than its coarser counterparts.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. Glacial masses are known to contain hydrogen isotopes in abundance, but the high surface diffusion on this particular mass means it has considerably more than its coarser counterparts.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Glacial Mass IV-Grade" (28442) |
| 1030207 |
|
Compressed Blue Ice IV-Grade |
Compressed Blue Ice IV-Grade |
Name of item 28443 (Ice) |
| 1030208 |
|
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. Due to its unique chemical composition and the circumstances under which it forms, blue ice will, under normal circumstances, contain more oxygen isotopes than any other ice asteroid. This particular formation is an old one and therefore contains even more than its less mature siblings.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. Due to its unique chemical composition and the circumstances under which it forms, blue ice will, under normal circumstances, contain more oxygen isotopes than any other ice asteroid. This particular formation is an old one and therefore contains even more than its less mature siblings.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed Blue Ice IV-Grade" (28443) |
| 1030209 |
|
Compressed White Glaze |
Compressed White Glaze |
Name of item 28444 (Ice) |
| 1030210 |
|
When star fusion processes occur near high concentrations of silicate dust, such as those found in interstellar ice fields, the substance known as White Glaze is formed. White Glaze is extremely high in nitrogen-14 and other stable nitrogen isotopes, and is thus a necessity for the sustained operation of certain kinds of control tower.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
When star fusion processes occur near high concentrations of silicate dust, such as those found in interstellar ice fields, the substance known as White Glaze is formed. White Glaze is extremely high in nitrogen-14 and other stable nitrogen isotopes, and is thus a necessity for the sustained operation of certain kinds of control tower.
This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. |
Description of item "Compressed White Glaze" (28444) |
| 1030211 |
|
Clear Icicle |
Clear Icicle |
Name of item 16262 (Ice) |
| 1030212 |
|
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. These crystalline formations can be found scattered around many an ice field, and are known as the universe's primary source of helium isotopes.
Available in <color='0xFF33FFFF'>1.0</color> security status solar systems or lower. |
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. These crystalline formations can be found scattered around many an ice field, and are known as the universe's primary source of helium isotopes.
Available in <color='0xFF33FFFF'>1.0</color> security status solar systems or lower. |
Description of item "Clear Icicle" (16262) |
| 1030213 |
|
Glacial Mass |
Glacial Mass |
Name of item 16263 (Ice) |
| 1030214 |
|
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. Glacial masses are known to contain hydrogen isotopes in abundance, in addition to smatterings of heavy water and liquid ozone.
Available in <color='0xFF33FFFF'>1.0</color> security status solar systems or lower. |
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. Glacial masses are known to contain hydrogen isotopes in abundance, in addition to smatterings of heavy water and liquid ozone.
Available in <color='0xFF33FFFF'>1.0</color> security status solar systems or lower. |
Description of item "Glacial Mass" (16263) |
| 1030215 |
|
Blue Ice |
Blue Ice |
Name of item 16264 (Ice) |
| 1030216 |
|
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. Due to its unique chemical composition and the circumstances under which it forms, blue ice contains more oxygen isotopes than any other ice asteroid.
Available in <color='0xFF33FFFF'>1.0</color> security status solar systems or lower. |
Interstellar ices are formed by accretion of gas molecules onto silicate dust particles. Due to its unique chemical composition and the circumstances under which it forms, blue ice contains more oxygen isotopes than any other ice asteroid.
Available in <color='0xFF33FFFF'>1.0</color> security status solar systems or lower. |
Description of item "Blue Ice" (16264) |
| 1030217 |
|
White Glaze |
White Glaze |
Name of item 16265 (Ice) |
| 1030218 |
|
When star fusion processes occur near high concentrations of silicate dust, such as those found in interstellar ice fields, the substance known as White Glaze is formed. White Glaze is extremely high in nitrogen-14 and other stable nitrogen isotopes, and is thus a necessity for the sustained operation of certain kinds of control tower.
Available in <color='0xFF33FFFF'>1.0</color> security status solar systems or lower. |
When star fusion processes occur near high concentrations of silicate dust, such as those found in interstellar ice fields, the substance known as White Glaze is formed. White Glaze is extremely high in nitrogen-14 and other stable nitrogen isotopes, and is thus a necessity for the sustained operation of certain kinds of control tower.
Available in <color='0xFF33FFFF'>1.0</color> security status solar systems or lower. |
Description of item "White Glaze" (16265) |
| 1030219 |
|
Glare Crust |
Glare Crust |
Name of item 16266 (Ice) |
| 1030220 |
|
In areas with high concentrations of electromagnetic activity, ice formations such as this one, containing large amounts of heavy water and liquid ozone, are spontaneously formed during times of great electric flux. Glare crust also contains a small amount of strontium clathrates.
Available in <color='0xFFFF6600'>0.4</color> security status solar systems or lower. |
In areas with high concentrations of electromagnetic activity, ice formations such as this one, containing large amounts of heavy water and liquid ozone, are spontaneously formed during times of great electric flux. Glare crust also contains a small amount of strontium clathrates.
Available in <color='0xFFFF6600'>0.4</color> security status solar systems or lower. |
Description of item "Glare Crust" (16266) |
| 1030221 |
|
Dark Glitter |
Dark Glitter |
Name of item 16267 (Ice) |
| 1030222 |
|
Dark glitter is one of the rarest of the interstellar ices, formed only in areas with large amounts of residual electrical current. Little is known about the exact way in which it comes into being; the staggering amount of liquid ozone to be found inside one of these rocks makes it an intriguing mystery for stellar physicists and chemists alike. In addition, it contains large amounts of heavy water and a decent measure of strontium clathrates.
Available in <color='0xFFE53300'>0.1</color> security status solar systems or lower. |
Dark glitter is one of the rarest of the interstellar ices, formed only in areas with large amounts of residual electrical current. Little is known about the exact way in which it comes into being; the staggering amount of liquid ozone to be found inside one of these rocks makes it an intriguing mystery for stellar physicists and chemists alike. In addition, it contains large amounts of heavy water and a decent measure of strontium clathrates.
Available in <color='0xFFE53300'>0.1</color> security status solar systems or lower. |
Description of item "Dark Glitter" (16267) |
| 1030223 |
|
Gelidus |
Gelidus |
Name of item 16268 (Ice) |
| 1030224 |
|
Fairly rare and very valuable, Gelidus-type ice formations are a large-scale source of strontium clathrates, one of the rarest ice solids found in the universe, in addition to which they contain unusually large concentrations of heavy water and liquid ozone.
Available in <color='0xFFFF0000'>0.0</color> security status solar systems or lower. |
Fairly rare and very valuable, Gelidus-type ice formations are a large-scale source of strontium clathrates, one of the rarest ice solids found in the universe, in addition to which they contain unusually large concentrations of heavy water and liquid ozone.
Available in <color='0xFFFF0000'>0.0</color> security status solar systems or lower. |
Description of item "Gelidus" (16268) |
| 1030225 |
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Krystallos |
Krystallos |
Name of item 16269 (Ice) |
| 1030226 |
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The universe's richest known source of strontium clathrates, Krystallos ice formations are formed only in areas where a very particular combination of environmental factors are at play. Krystallos compounds also include quite a bit of liquid ozone.
Available in <color='0xFFFF0000'>0.0</color> security status solar systems or lower. |
The universe's richest known source of strontium clathrates, Krystallos ice formations are formed only in areas where a very particular combination of environmental factors are at play. Krystallos compounds also include quite a bit of liquid ozone.
Available in <color='0xFFFF0000'>0.0</color> security status solar systems or lower. |
Description of item "Krystallos" (16269) |
| 1030227 |
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Pyroxeres |
Pyroxeres |
Name of item 1224 (Pyroxeres) |
| 1030228 |
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Pyroxeres is a common ore available in all regions of space. It has fair amounts of Pyerite and Mexallon.
Available in all known space and wormhole systems. |
Pyroxeres is a common ore available in all regions of space. It has fair amounts of <a href=showinfo:35>Pyerite</a> and <a href=showinfo:36>Mexallon</a>.
Available in all known space and wormhole systems. |
Description of item "Pyroxeres" (1224) |
| 1030229 |
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Kylixium |
Kylixium |
Name of item 81900 (Kylixium) |
| 1030230 |
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Kylixium, an ore discovered in YC126, is mostly composed of mexallon, with some tritanium and pyerite in smaller quantities. It is named for its clay-like properties and appearance.
Kylixium may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies. |
Kylixium, an ore discovered in YC126, is mostly composed of <a href=showinfo:36>mexallon</a>, with some <a href=showinfo:34>tritanium</a> and <a href=showinfo:35>pyerite</a> in smaller quantities. It is named for its clay-like properties and appearance.
Kylixium may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies. |
Description of item "Kylixium" (81900) |
| 1030231 |
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Kylixium II-Grade |
Kylixium II-Grade |
Name of item 81901 (Kylixium) |
| 1030232 |
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Kaolin or II-Grade kylixium is a rarer form of kylixium that yields a 5% increase in mineral content. It has more claylike properties than its prevalent form.
Kaolin kylixium may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies. |
Kaolin or II-Grade kylixium is a rarer form of <a href=showinfo:81900>kylixium</a> that yields a 5% increase in mineral content. It has more claylike properties than its prevalent form.
Kaolin kylixium may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies. |
Description of item "Kylixium II-Grade" (81901) |
| 1030233 |
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Kylixium III-Grade |
Kylixium III-Grade |
Name of item 81902 (Kylixium) |
| 1030234 |
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With 10% more mineral content, III-Grade kylixium is colloquially recognized for its argil-like malleability.
Argil kylixium may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies. |
With 10% more mineral content, III-Grade <a href=showinfo:81900>kylixium</a> is colloquially recognized for its argil-like malleability.
Argil kylixium may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies. |
Description of item "Kylixium III-Grade" (81902) |
| 1030235 |
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Kylixium IV-Grade |
Kylixium IV-Grade |
Name of item 81903 (Kylixium) |
| 1030236 |
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Extremely rich in mexallon, IV-Grade or adobe kylixium is considered a auspicious find amongst those who mine it. This form has a 15% greater yield than its everyday variety.
Adobe kylixium may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies. |
Extremely rich in <a href=showinfo:36>mexallon</a>, IV-Grade or adobe <a href=showinfo:81900>kylixium</a> is considered a auspicious find amongst those who mine it. This form has a 15% greater yield than its everyday variety.
Adobe kylixium may be found in null security space asteroid anomalies. |
Description of item "Kylixium IV-Grade" (81903) |
| 1030237 |
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Number of Temperate type planets in a system |
Number of Temperate type planets in a system |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/TemperatePlanetTooltip |
| 1030238 |
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Frequency |
Frequency |
UI/Map/MapPallet/legendVisitedFrequency |
| 1030244 |
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Locations of Security Offices where you turn in items and ISK to your security status |
Locations of Security Offices where you turn in items and ISK to your security status |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/SecurityOfficesTooltip |
| 1030245 |
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Location of your jump clones |
Location of your jump clones |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/JumpClonesTooltip |
| 1030247 |
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Location of ores common in high-security space, can be reprocessed into minerals such as Tritanium, Pyerite, or Mexallon among others. |
Location of ores common in high-security space, can be reprocessed into minerals such as Tritanium, Pyerite, or Mexallon among others. |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/ClassIOresTooltip |
| 1030248 |
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Location of ores commonly found in low-sec or lower-tier null-sec systems. It can be reprocessed into minerals such as Nocxium, Isogen, or Zydrine among others. |
Location of ores commonly found in low-sec or lower-tier null-sec systems. It can be reprocessed into minerals such as Nocxium, Isogen, or Zydrine among others. |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/ClassIIOresTooltip |
| 1030249 |
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Location of ores common in null-security space, can be reprocessed into minerals such as Zydrine, Megacyte, or Morphite among others. |
Location of ores common in null-security space, can be reprocessed into minerals such as Zydrine, Megacyte, or Morphite among others. |
UI/Map/MapFilterTooltips/ClassIIIOresTooltip |
| 1030251 |
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May be created with an Ore Prospecting Array |
May be created with an Ore Prospecting Array |
UI/Map/OreProspectingArrayMapTooltip |
| 1030252 |
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May appear in anomalies |
May appear in anomalies |
UI/Map/FoundInAnomaliesMapTooltip |
| 1030296 |
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ORE is always ready to push into new frontiers. Nobody can match us for skill or innovation. |
ORE is always ready to push into new frontiers. Nobody can match us for skill or innovation. |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M1 - Event - Initial Asteroids" |
| 1030297 |
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You sound pretty proud of your — ahem — our corporation. |
You sound pretty proud of your — ahem — our corporation. |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M1 - Event - Initial Asteroids" |
| 1030298 |
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Retrieved by {[character]characterID.name} from a cancelled direct trade |
Retrieved by {[character]characterID.name} from a cancelled direct trade |
UI/PlexVault/Logs/Summaries/DirectTradeCancel |
| 1030299 |
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Nice work out there. Keep it this pace and there’ll be a ice-cool Quafe waiting for you when we dock. |
Nice work out there. Keep it this pace and there’ll be a ice-cool Quafe waiting for you when we dock. |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M1 - Event - Secondary Asteroids" |
| 1030302 |
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That sounds wonderful, Director.
Sorry, aren’t you worried about getting jumped with all these valuable rocks floating around? |
That sounds wonderful, Director.
Sorry, aren’t you worried about getting jumped with all these valuable rocks floating around? |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M1 - Event - Secondary Asteroids" |
| 1030303 |
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ORE has Mordu’s Legion on speed dial. Mining has always been dangerous, and the greater the risk, the greater the reward.
Why? Are you nervous? |
ORE has Mordu’s Legion on speed dial. Mining has always been dangerous, and the greater the risk, the greater the reward.
Why? Are you nervous? |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M1 - Event - Secondary Asteroids" |
| 1030304 |
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Not anymore.
We’ll get back to it. Ice-cold Quafe is no laughing matter. |
Not anymore.
We’ll get back to it. Ice-cold Quafe is no laughing matter. |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M1 - Event - Secondary Asteroids" |
| 1030309 |
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Asteroid test |
Asteroid test |
Name for dungeon 13622 |
| 1030310 |
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ORE is industry in New Eden, everyone else is just sweeping up our dust. Stick around long enough and you’ll see. |
ORE <i>is</i> industry in New Eden, everyone else is just sweeping up our dust. Stick around long enough and you’ll see. |
Part of conversation "[GREAD] M1 - Event - Initial Asteroids" |
| 1030347 |
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{volume} m³ |
{volume} m³ |
UI/Util/VolumeWithUnit |
| 1030351 |
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Refined Resourcer |
Refined Resourcer |
Name for skin material 3179 |
| 1030352 |
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The modern industrialist — hard working, but effortlessly stylish. |
The modern industrialist — hard working, but effortlessly stylish. |
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| 1030353 |
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The modern industrialist — hard working, but effortlessly stylish. |
The modern industrialist — hard working, but effortlessly stylish. |
Description of item "Venture Refined Resourcer SKIN" (91096) |
| 1030354 |
|
Venture Refined Resourcer SKIN |
Venture Refined Resourcer SKIN |
Name of item 91096 (Permanent SKIN) |
| 1030355 |
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The modern industrialist — hard working, but effortlessly stylish. |
The modern industrialist — hard working, but effortlessly stylish. |
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| 1030356 |
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The modern industrialist — hard working, but effortlessly stylish. |
The modern industrialist — hard working, but effortlessly stylish. |
Description of item "Pioneer Refined Resourcer SKIN" (91097) |
| 1030357 |
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Pioneer Refined Resourcer SKIN |
Pioneer Refined Resourcer SKIN |
Name of item 91097 (Permanent SKIN) |
| 1030358 |
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The modern industrialist — hard working, but effortlessly stylish. |
The modern industrialist — hard working, but effortlessly stylish. |
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| 1030359 |
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The modern industrialist — hard working, but effortlessly stylish. |
The modern industrialist — hard working, but effortlessly stylish. |
Description of item "Pioneer Consortium Issue Refined Resourcer SKIN" (91098) |
| 1030360 |
|
Pioneer Consortium Issue Refined Resourcer SKIN |
Pioneer Consortium Issue Refined Resourcer SKIN |
Name of item 91098 (Permanent SKIN) |
| 1030361 |
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The modern industrialist — hard working, but effortlessly stylish. |
The modern industrialist — hard working, but effortlessly stylish. |
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| 1030362 |
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The modern industrialist — hard working, but effortlessly stylish. |
The modern industrialist — hard working, but effortlessly stylish. |
Description of item "Outrider Refined Resourcer SKIN" (91099) |
| 1030363 |
|
Outrider Refined Resourcer SKIN |
Outrider Refined Resourcer SKIN |
Name of item 91099 (Permanent SKIN) |
| 1030364 |
|
The modern industrialist — hard working, but effortlessly stylish. |
The modern industrialist — hard working, but effortlessly stylish. |
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| 1030365 |
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The modern industrialist — hard working, but effortlessly stylish. |
The modern industrialist — hard working, but effortlessly stylish. |
Description of item "Procurer Refined Resourcer SKIN" (91100) |
| 1030366 |
|
Procurer Refined Resourcer SKIN |
Procurer Refined Resourcer SKIN |
Name of item 91100 (Permanent SKIN) |
| 1030367 |
|
The modern industrialist — hard working, but effortlessly stylish. |
The modern industrialist — hard working, but effortlessly stylish. |
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| 1030368 |
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The modern industrialist — hard working, but effortlessly stylish. |
The modern industrialist — hard working, but effortlessly stylish. |
Description of item "Covetor Refined Resourcer SKIN" (91101) |
| 1030369 |
|
Covetor Refined Resourcer SKIN |
Covetor Refined Resourcer SKIN |
Name of item 91101 (Permanent SKIN) |
| 1030370 |
|
The modern industrialist — hard working, but effortlessly stylish. |
The modern industrialist — hard working, but effortlessly stylish. |
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| 1030371 |
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The modern industrialist — hard working, but effortlessly stylish. |
The modern industrialist — hard working, but effortlessly stylish. |
Description of item "Skiff Refined Resourcer SKIN" (91102) |
| 1030372 |
|
Skiff Refined Resourcer SKIN |
Skiff Refined Resourcer SKIN |
Name of item 91102 (Permanent SKIN) |
| 1030373 |
|
The modern industrialist — hard working, but effortlessly stylish. |
The modern industrialist — hard working, but effortlessly stylish. |
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| 1030374 |
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The modern industrialist — hard working, but effortlessly stylish. |
The modern industrialist — hard working, but effortlessly stylish. |
Description of item "Mackinaw Refined Resourcer SKIN" (91103) |
| 1030375 |
|
Mackinaw Refined Resourcer SKIN |
Mackinaw Refined Resourcer SKIN |
Name of item 91103 (Permanent SKIN) |
| 1030376 |
|
The modern industrialist — hard working, but effortlessly stylish. |
The modern industrialist — hard working, but effortlessly stylish. |
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| 1030377 |
|
The modern industrialist — hard working, but effortlessly stylish. |
The modern industrialist — hard working, but effortlessly stylish. |
Description of item "Orca Refined Resourcer SKIN" (91104) |
| 1030378 |
|
Orca Refined Resourcer SKIN |
Orca Refined Resourcer SKIN |
Name of item 91104 (Permanent SKIN) |
| 1030380 |
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ORE |
ORE |
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| 1030381 |
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ORE |
ORE |
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| 1030382 |
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ORE |
ORE |
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| 1030383 |
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ORE |
ORE |
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| 1030384 |
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ORE |
ORE |
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| 1030397 |
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Choose a Side |
Choose a Side |
UI/Objectives/Titles/hackGREAD3 |
| 1030398 |
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Hack a structure to either transmit the data or destroy all evidence. |
Hack a structure to either transmit the data or destroy all evidence. |
UI/Objectives/Descriptions/hackGREAD3 |
| 1030410 |
|
The modern industrialist — hard working, but effortlessly stylish. |
The modern industrialist — hard working, but effortlessly stylish. |
Description of item "Retriever Refined Resourcer SKIN" (91108) |
| 1030411 |
|
Retriever Refined Resourcer SKIN |
Retriever Refined Resourcer SKIN |
Name of item 91108 (Permanent SKIN) |
| 1030420 |
|
Open the container and loot the required item from its contents. |
Open the container and loot the required item from its contents. |
UI/Objectives/Descriptions/aquireContainerItem |
| 1030423 |
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Activate a Data Analyzer on the target. Locate and disable the System Core. |
Activate a Data Analyzer on the target. Locate and disable the System Core. |
UI/Objectives/Descriptions/hackDataAnalyzer |
| 1030427 |
|
Open the target's Cargo Hold and drag the requested items to it. |
Open the target's Cargo Hold and drag the requested items to it. |
UI/Objectives/Descriptions/depositCargoHoldItems |
| 1030430 |
|
Power <color={color}>{currentPower} / {requiredPower}</color> |
Power <color={color}>{currentPower} / {requiredPower}</color> |
UI/Inflight/SpaceComponents/PhaseStabilizer/PowerProgress |
| 1030431 |
|
Activations <color={color}>{activationsRemaining} / {originalActivations}</color> |
Activations <color={color}>{activationsRemaining} / {originalActivations}</color> |
UI/Inflight/SpaceComponents/PhaseStabilizer/ActivationsRemaining |
| 1030437 |
|
Upwell Research Structure Wreck |
Upwell Research Structure Wreck |
Name of item 91110 (Wreck) |
| 1030438 |
|
Exponential |
Exponential |
UI/Map/MapPallet/settingScalingExponential |
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