Increases cargo hold capacity at the expense of maximum velocity and hull strength.

Particle blasters operate on a similar principle as the railgun except they fire a magnetically contained ball of subatomic particles. No other turret class can match the sheer destructive power of particle blasters, but due to the rapid dispersion of the containment field, it also has the worst range of all turrets. Requires either regular or advanced hybrid charge types: Antimatter, Iridium, Iron, Lead, Plutonium, Thorium, Tungsten, Uranium, Null, Void.

Favored by many for its average capacity and firing rate. Useful in both fast attack raids and longer battles.

Particle blasters operate on a similar principle as the railgun except they fire a magnetically contained ball of subatomic particles. No other turret class can match the sheer destructive power of particle blasters, but due to the rapid dispersion of the containment field, it also has the worst range of all turrets. Requires either regular or advanced hybrid charge types: Antimatter, Iridium, Iron, Lead, Plutonium, Thorium, Tungsten, Uranium, Null, Void.

This small Entropic Disintegrator is typically seen in use on Damavik-class frigates, which are able to handle the relatively minimal radiation and gravitational tidal forces the weapon generates as a side-effect of its operation. Entropic Disintegrators draw on the tremendous power of the Triglavian singularity-based energy systems to convert exotic matter into a particle stream directed with locally generated entropic force. While powerful, the range of the weapon is limited by the attenuation of entropic forces, which dissipate critically beyond the optimal range. As a result this weapon has no falloff range. The particle stream generates thermal and explosive reactions on impact, and the entropic forces resolve into a localized gravitational conduit that steadily increases the acceleration on the exotic particles. In effect, the weapon's damage potential increases to a maximum level as long as the particle stream is kept on the same target. Requires either standard or advanced exotic plasma charge ammo types: Baryon, Meson, Tetryon, Mystic, and Occult.

This small Entropic Disintegrator is typically seen in use on Damavik-class frigates, which are able to handle the relatively minimal radiation and gravitational tidal forces the weapon generates as a side-effect of its operation. Entropic Disintegrators draw on the tremendous power of the Triglavian singularity-based energy systems to convert exotic matter into a particle stream directed with locally generated entropic force. While powerful, the range of the weapon is limited by the attenuation of entropic forces, which dissipate critically beyond the optimal range. As a result this weapon has no falloff range. The particle stream generates thermal and explosive reactions on impact, and the entropic forces resolve into a localized gravitational conduit that steadily increases the acceleration on the exotic particles. In effect, the weapon's damage potential increases to a maximum level as long as the particle stream is kept on the same target. Requires exotic plasma charge ammo types: Baryon, Meson, and Tetryon.

Particle blasters operate on a similar principle as the railgun except they fire a magnetically contained ball of subatomic particles. No other turret class can match the sheer destructive power of particle blasters, but due to the rapid dispersion of the containment field, it also has the worst range of all turrets. Requires either regular or advanced hybrid charge types: Antimatter, Iridium, Iron, Lead, Plutonium, Thorium, Tungsten, Uranium, Null, Void.

As this multi-use analyzer has both fully integrated archaeology and hacking systems, it can be used to both analyze ancient ruins and bypass electronic security systems. Whilst comparatively weaker than its more specialized counterparts, its combined functionality provides the user with an increased flexibility when it comes to fitting.

Disrupts enemy targeting by generating a field of random sensor noise. Works especially well against the Radar systems incorporated into ships built by the Amarr, Blood Raiders, and Sansha's Nation.