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Site Mix — Guristas Anomalies
Set how many of each site you run per hour (or fractional). Bounties are the raw rat-bounty sum per clear, before the DBS multiplier. Edit any cell — defaults are ballpark; calibrate to your fits & skills.
| Anomaly | Bounty / clear | Clear time | Runs / hr | Raw bounty / hr | Net bounty / hr |
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ISK Goal
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Net ISK/hr comes from your Income tab (faction, BRM, ESS, site mix, ship losses). Tune those and this updates.
Where Your ISK Comes From · per hour
Projection to Goal
Ship ISK/hr — At a Glance
Import From Probe Scanner
In space: Alt+P opens the Probe Scanner → Cosmic Anomalies tab. No probes needed — anomalies show at 100% instantly. Click in the list, Ctrl+A then Ctrl+C, paste below. (ESI/the API can't see anomalies, so this copy-paste is the only way to pull them in — same trick Pathfinder & Tripwire use.)
Sites In Your System — Ranked by ISK / min
Paste your scanner list and hit Detect to see what's here, ranked by value per minute (net bounty + expected loot).
Scanned Systems — Compare
Save scans of different systems to compare which is worth ratting. Ranked by total clear value (best on top).
No saved scans yet — name a system and hit "Save to History" after detecting.
Live Local Intel — Who Just Showed Up?
Two ways in: (1) copy your Local member list (Ctrl+A → Ctrl+C on the list) for a full system scan, or (2) paste lines from your alliance intel channels — the tool reads the system call-outs and reported pilots. Either way each pilot is checked against ESI + zKillboard and ranked by threat, with the system and reported ship kept alongside. Reds/neutrals near you = dock or warp.
Intel lines are free text, so name-finding leans on ESI to confirm real pilots (and a slang list for ships like "retris", "brutix navy"). Systems are caught by pattern; descriptive calls with no pilot still register the system & ships.
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zKillboard can't be called straight from a browser (CORS + User-Agent), so live mode needs a proxy Worker — same trick as your SIMBAD/DSS proxies. Leave blank to explore with Demo data.
Logs your character in through EVE's official SSO (PKCE) so the tool knows your live location — your current system auto-drives the jumps + heading (no manual home needed), and it can read your ship/online and set autopilot, RIFT-style. It does not read local or chat (ESI has no chat API) — intel still comes from the log watcher. One-time setup: register a free app at
developers.eveonline.com with the PKCE flow, set the callback to this page's exact URL, paste the Client ID here. The token exchange runs through your Worker.
Sets how many jumps each reported hostile is from you, and which gate they'd take toward you.
Point this at
Documents/EVE/logs/Chatlogs (Chrome/Edge). The tool tails your selected intel channels and auto-runs each new pilot through ESI + zKill — no pasting. It reads your own local log files; nothing is uploaded. ESI has no chat API, so this folder is the only way to auto-ingest channels.▾ D-SCAN READERpaste a directional scan to read the fleet comp · or drop a dscan link
Threat Board
Paste local and hit Scan — or hit Load Demo to see how the board looks with a mixed gang inbound.
How "known for" is judged
Each pilot's verdict is derived from their zKill record: danger % (kills vs losses — how often they're the hunter), gang % (solo vs fleet), recent activity, and the ships they actually undock. Cloaky/recon/black-ops or cyno losses flag a hotdrop/cloaky-camper risk; dictors/HICs flag tackle; carriers/dreads flag capital escalation; mostly losses or industrial hulls read as soft. It's a heuristic on public data, not certainty — a quiet killboard isn't proof of safety (could be an alt or a freshly-cloaked cyno).
Region:
Contacts from your intel channels, painted live — hover a marker for details.
⚠ RED ALERT
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Ship Comparison — ISK/hr in Your Site Mix
ISK/hr is derived from your Income settings and current site mix — faster clears (higher applied DPS) = more sites/hr = more ISK. Edit any cell; defaults are good-skills ballparks.
| Ship | Applied DPS | EHP | Fit cost | Sites/hr | Net ISK/hr | ISK/hr per 100M | Break-even |
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Combat Profile
Combat Drones — Full Matrix
| Damage | Light | Medium | Heavy | Sentry | vs faction |
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Missile Ammo → Damage
| Ammo | Damage | vs faction |
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Sentry & Drone Notes
Light = frigates/fast tackle · Medium = cruisers (Gila uses 2) · Heavy = battleships & the Ishtar's main DPS · Sentry = stationary, huge range & alpha, the classic Ishtar ratting choice (Garde close / Warden far).
Gallente (thermal) drones hit hardest but move slowest; Minmatar (explosive) are fastest with the best tracking; Caldari (kinetic) and Amarr (EM) sit between. For ratting you pick by the faction's weakness, then prefer the highest-DPS option you can apply.
Gallente (thermal) drones hit hardest but move slowest; Minmatar (explosive) are fastest with the best tracking; Caldari (kinetic) and Amarr (EM) sit between. For ratting you pick by the faction's weakness, then prefer the highest-DPS option you can apply.
Electronic Warfare & Utility Drones
These deal no damage — they're your anti-tackle / escape kit (mainly vs player gankers, with niche PvE use to blunt rat damage). "vs faction" shows how useful each is against the selected rats.
| Drone | Effect | Best used against | vs faction |
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Per-Ship Loadout
| Ship | Primary weapons | Tank / resists | Notes |
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Mining ISK/hr — Quick Calc
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Nullsec Ore — What's Worth Pulling
Nullsec-only ores carry the high-end minerals. "ABC" — Arkonor, Bistot, Crokite — are the money rocks (Megacyte/Zydrine). Mercoxit is the only Morphite source. Values shift with the market; tune the calc above to your region.
| Ore | Best variant | m³/unit | Key minerals | Rough ISK/m³* | Null only |
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*Very rough, reprocessed-value ballpark — markets move. Variants (+5%/+10%/+15%) like Crystalline Crokite or Bistot's Triclinic give more mineral per unit. Compress before hauling.
Minerals → What They Build
| Mineral | Used for |
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Mining Ships
| Hull | Class | Role |
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Beyond Ore — Ice · Gas · Moons
Combat Anomalies — No Scanning Needed
Your ratting bread-and-butter. They appear instantly at 100% in the Probe Scanner's Cosmic Anomalies tab. Which ones spawn depends on system truesec + IHUB military upgrades — Havens & Sanctums only show in well-upgraded systems. Ranked easiest → most rewarding:
| Anomaly | Rats spawn | Waves | Caps? | Bounty/clear* | Bonus spawn / good loot |
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Anomaly → DED Escalation
| Combat anomaly | Tier | Where | Escalates to |
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DED-Rated Complexes — Scan With Probes
| Rating | Site | Where | Ship limit | Drops if good |
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Wave & Room Breakdown — Click a Site
Anomalies are one ungated pocket where waves spawn as you kill trigger ships; DED complexes are gated rooms. Exact composition varies by site variant — this is the structural shape.
Loot Tiers — What "Good" Means
| Tier | Example | Value |
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Escalations · Officers · Capitals
PvE Difficulty Ratings — Decoder
Every kind of EVE PvE uses its own scale and they all use letters, which is why they blur together. None of these is your Branch sov ratting (that's the anomalies + DED complexes above) — but you'll see them constantly in chat and guides.
C1–C6 · WORMHOLE CLASSES
| Class | Difficulty | What it means |
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| C1–C2 | easiest | frigate/cruiser Sleeper sites; day-tripper friendly |
| C3 | low–mid | battlecruiser/BS Sleeper sites; popular solo |
| C4 | mid | battleship sites; isolated (no direct k-space static) |
| C5 | high | capital-escalation Sleeper sites — serious ISK, run with caps |
| C6 | hardest | top capital escalations; elite groups only |
Wormhole space (separate from k-space). Enemies are Sleepers. C13 = shattered, frigate-only holes; Thera is a special unclassed hub. Each WH also has an effect (Pulsar, Magnetar, Wolf-Rayet, etc.).
L1–L5 · AGENT MISSION LEVELS
| Level | Ship class | Where |
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| L1 | frigate / destroyer | highsec |
| L2 | destroyer / cruiser | highsec |
| L3 | cruiser / battlecruiser | highsec |
| L4 | battleship | highsec — the standard endgame missions |
| L5 | battleship / capital | lowsec, usually multi-boxed |
Given by mission agents at stations. Distinct from anomaly ratting — missions are scripted and warp you to dedicated deadspace.
T0–T6 · ABYSSAL DEADSPACE TIERS
| Tier | Name | Feel | Reward |
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| T0 | Tranquil | intro, cheap ships | lowest |
| T1 | Calm | ≈ L3 mission | low |
| T2 | Agitated | ≈ L4 mission | low–mid |
| T3 | Fierce | navy/T2 cruiser speed-run | decent profit starts |
| T4 | Raging | blingy T2 cruisers | high |
| T5 | Chaotic | few ships qualify | high |
| T6 | Cataclysmic | max SP + heavy bling | highest; capital mutaplasmids |
Pocket-instanced "Abyss" entered with filaments from a safespot. 20-minute timer — clear and exit or your ship is destroyed. Run as 1 cruiser, 2 destroyers (2 filaments), or 3 frigates (3 filaments). Each filament has a weather type (Electrical, Dark, Exotic, Firestorm, Gamma) giving one bonus + one penalty.
Don't confuse the two "T"s: T1 / T2 / T3 also means Tech level — Tech I (basic), Tech II (advanced), Tech III (strategic cruisers). For modules the quality ladder is meta → Tech II → faction → deadspace → officer. And the DED 1/10–10/10 scale (covered above) rates combat complexes. So "T2" can mean a Tech II ship or an Agitated Abyss — context decides.
Good news — normal ratting doesn't touch faction standing. Killing belt, anomaly, and scanned/DED rats only pays bounties and raises your security status; it does not lower your Guristas (or any) faction standing. Standing only drops from killing mission-spawned ships (agent missions, the Guristas Epic Arc) and from Faction Warfare. So you can farm Branch Guristas all day without denting Guristas standing — pirate standing mainly matters for pirate Epic Arcs, pirate FW, and COSMOS agents.
Rat Faction Combat Profiles
Each pirate faction has a fixed damage profile — tank what they hit you with, shoot their weakness. Proportions from the standard tanking breakdown.
| Faction | Hits you with (tank this) | Deal this | Ammo / drones | EWAR to expect |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Guristas ← you | Kinetic 75% / Therm 25% | Kinetic | Scourge · Caldari (Wasp/Vespa) | ECM — jams your lock |
| Serpentis | Kinetic 50% / Thermal 50% | Kin Therm | Scourge / Inferno · Caldari / Gallente | Sensor Dampeners — cut range & lock |
| Angel Cartel | Explosive 70% / Kin 20% / EM 10% | Explosive | Nova · Minmatar (Berserker) | Target Painters — bloat your sig |
| Blood Raiders | EM 50% / Thermal 50% | EM | Mjolnir · Amarr (Praetor) | Energy neuts + tracking disruptors — cap warfare! |
| Sansha's Nation | EM 50% / Thermal 50% | EM | Mjolnir · Amarr (Praetor) | Tracking Disruptors — wreck your turrets |
| Rogue Drones | Explosive 70% / Kin / Therm | Exp varies | Nova · Minmatar (varies) | none — and no faction standing at all |
| Mordu's Legion | Kinetic / Thermal | Kin Therm | Scourge / Inferno | Scram + web — they tackle you! |
Damage → tool mapping: Kinetic = Scourge / Caldari drones · Thermal = Inferno / Gallente · EM = Mjolnir / Amarr · Explosive = Nova / Minmatar.
Loot Lines — Spot a Good Drop Anywhere
| Faction | Deadspace | Faction mods | Tank style |
|---|---|---|---|
| Guristas | Pith | Dread Guristas | shield / active |
| Serpentis | Core | Shadow Serpentis | shield + damps |
| Angel Cartel | Gist | Domination | fast, armor/shield |
| Blood Raiders | Corpus | Dark Blood | armor + neut |
| Sansha's Nation | Centus | True Sansha | armor + lasers |
| Rogue Drones | minerals / alloys / drone BPCs | — | varies |
Deadspace tiers everywhere: C-Type → B → A → X-Type (best). Shield lines = Pith/Core/Gist; armor lines = Corpus/Centus. Officer mods are the rarest drops of all.
Where They Live (Nullsec)
| Faction | Null regions (approx.) |
|---|---|
| Guristas | Venal, Branch, Tenal (north) ← you |
| Angel Cartel | Curse, Great Wildlands, Catch, Immensea, Detorid, Tenerifis, Feythabolis (SE) |
| Blood Raiders | Delve, Querious, Period Basis (SW) |
| Serpentis | Fountain, Cloud Ring, Outer Ring, Syndicate (W) |
| Sansha's Nation | Stain, Esoteria, Paragon Soul, Catch (S) |
| Rogue Drones | drone regions NE: Cobalt Edge, Perrigen Falls, Malpais, Oasa |
Rat faction is fixed to the region (not sov), so this is stable. Since standing isn't the issue, the real reason to know it: roaming or relocating means different damage to tank and shoot — re-check this before ratting new space.
Use Bayesian-learned probabilities from Run Log when data exists (off = use the manual estimates below)
Loot / Spawn Model per Site
These probabilities are community estimates, not published values — CCP does not release spawn tables. They're starting priors. As you log runs in the Run Log tab, the engine blends these with your observed rates and the predictor self-corrects.
| Anomaly | P(faction) | Faction val | P(escal.) | Escal. val | P(officer) | Officer val | E[loot]/site | P(good) |
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Faction = Dread Guristas spawn dropping faction modules/ammo ·
Escalation = site escalates (Hub→8/10, Haven/Sanctum→10/10) ·
Officer = named officer (Kaikka, Estamel, Vepas, Thon) — rare, huge.
Values are in millions of ISK and are expected payouts (already averaged over good/bad drops).
Log a Site Run
Log every site you clear — including the boring ones with no faction spawn. The "nothing" runs are what make the probability estimates accurate (they're the denominator).
Learned Probabilities
| Anomaly | Runs | Faction obs → est (90% CI) | Escal. obs → est | Officer obs → est | Avg loot/run |
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Recent Runs
| Time | Anomaly | Outcome | Loot (M) |
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No runs logged yet — log a few clears to start training the predictor.
How The Numbers Are Built
1 · Bounty income (Dynamic Bounty System + ESS)
For each anomaly, raw rat bounty per clear × runs/hr gives raw bounty/hr. The DBS multiplier (the Bounty Risk Modifier shown on the starmap) scales it, then the ESS skims a cut you only partly recover:
gross/hr = Σ (bountyi × runsi) × BRM
net/hr = gross/hr × [ (1 − essTake) + essTake × essRecovery ] × (1 − tax)
net/hr = gross/hr × [ (1 − essTake) + essTake × essRecovery ] × (1 − tax)
essTake ≈ 40% goes to the ESS bank (Main pays contributors every 3h, Reserve is the stealable jackpot). essRecovery is your realistic take after theft and contribution share. Drop it toward 60–70% in contested space, push it to ~90% in a quiet pocket with a defended ESS.
2 · Net ISK and profit margin
net ISK/hr = bounty net/hr + E[loot]/hr − drone burn/hr − ship loss/hr
ship loss/hr = hull&fit value ÷ avg hours between losses
profit margin = net ISK/hr ÷ gross income/hr
ship loss/hr = hull&fit value ÷ avg hours between losses
profit margin = net ISK/hr ÷ gross income/hr
Ship-loss is amortized: a 280M Ishtar lost once every 220 hours costs ~1.3M/hr in expectation. Break-even hours = hull value ÷ net ISK/hr.
3 · The loot predictor — expected value
Each site type has three independent "good outcomes" with a probability and an expected ISK payout. Expected loot per site:
E[loot] = pF·VF + pE·VE + pO·VO
And the headline "chance of a good drop" is the chance at least one fires (treating them as independent):
P(good) = 1 − (1−pF)(1−pE)(1−pO)
4 · Why it gets smarter — Beta-Binomial learning
This is the part you asked about: how to actually predict probability from the sites. Spawn chances aren't published, so you can't hard-code a true value — you estimate it from observation. Each outcome (faction / escalation / officer) per site type is a coin with unknown bias p. The conjugate prior for a binomial coin is the Beta distribution:
- Start with a weak prior
Beta(α₀, β₀)encoding the community estimate (e.g. a 10% guess with low confidence → α₀=2, β₀=18). - Observe
ssuccesses innlogged runs. The posterior is just an add:Beta(α₀+s, β₀+n−s). - Best estimate = posterior mean
(α₀+s)/(α₀+β₀+n). The 90% credible interval comes from the inverse Beta CDF (computed in-page) and shrinks asngrows.
So with zero data you get the prior; after 200 hubs you get essentially your own measured rate, with a confidence band. That's a real predictive model that calibrates itself — no machine-learning library, just conjugate Bayesian updating. Everything persists in your browser (localStorage), so it works the same when you drop this file on MyWeb or open it locally.
Want to extend it: log which faction module dropped to learn a per-site loot-value distribution instead of a flat average; or add a Dirichlet over site-spawn frequencies to predict which anomalies your system will throw next.