Minmatar Ships

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	''Capital ships, able to transport a world and a half and then some.''		''Capital ships, able to transport a world and a half and then some.''
-	* [[Providence]] ([http://www.eve-online.com/itemdatabase/ships/freighters/amarr/20183.asp EVE])	+	* [[Fenrir]] ([http://www.eve-online.com/itemdatabase/ships/freighters/minmatar/20189.asp EVE])
-	* [[Sigil]] ([http://www.eve-online.com/itemdatabase/ships/industrialships/amarr/19744.asp EVE])	+
	===Frigates [[Frigates|>>]]===		===Frigates [[Frigates|>>]]===

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Contents 1 Assault Ships (T2) >> 2 Battlecruisers >> 3 Battleships >> 4 Carriers >> 5 Command Ships (T2) >> 6 Covert Ops (T2) >> 7 Cruisers >> 8 Destroyers >> 9 Dreadnoughts >> 10 Freighters >> 11 Frigates >> 12 Heavy Assault Ships (T2) >> 13 Industrial Ships >> 14 Interceptors (T2) >> 15 Interdictors (T2) >> 16 Logistics (T2) >> 17 Recon Ships (T2) >> 18 Rookie Ships >> 19 Shuttles >> 20 Titans >> 21 Transport Ships >>

The Minmatar are masters of low-tech, using Projectile Turrets and other types.

Assault Ships (T2) >>

Sturdy and powerful frigates built for all-out combat.

• Jaguar (EVE)
• Wolf (EVE)

Battlecruisers >>

A class of powerful combat vessels midway between cruisers and battleships.

• Cyclone (EVE)

Battleships >>

The foundations of any respectable fighting force.

• Tempest (EVE)
• Typhoon (EVE)

Carriers >>

Capital warships, able to transport and deploy hordes of smaller vessels into the battle.

• Hel (EVE)
• Nidhoggur (EVE)

Command Ships (T2) >>

Battlecruiser-class vessels, designed to aid their allies on the battlefield.

• Claymore (EVE)
• Sleipnir (EVE)

Covert Ops (T2) >>

Frigates designed for clandestine operations.

• Cheetah (EVE)
• Hound (EVE)

Cruisers >>

The middle children of the starship industry, but not to be underestimated.

• Bellicose (EVE)
• Rupture (EVE)
• Scythe (EVE)
• Stabber (EVE)

Destroyers >>

Anti-frigate gunboats. The middle ground between a frigate and a cruiser.

• Thrasher (EVE)

Dreadnoughts >>

Capital ships created for extended sieges of stationary installations.

• Naglfar (EVE)

Freighters >>

Capital ships, able to transport a world and a half and then some.

• Fenrir (EVE)

Frigates >>

Small, fast vessels suited to a variety of purposes.

• Crucifier (EVE)
• Executioner (EVE)
• Inquisitor (EVE)
• Punisher (EVE)
• Tormentor (EVE)

Heavy Assault Ships (T2) >>

Sturdy and powerful cruisers built for all-out combat.

• Sacrilege (EVE)
• Zealot (EVE)

Industrial Ships >>

Built for the transportation of vast amounts of cargo.

• Bestower (EVE)
• Sigil (EVE)

Interceptors (T2) >>

Lightning-fast, highly maneuverable frigates.

• Crusader (EVE)
• Malediction (EVE)

Interdictors (T2) >>

Destroyer-class vessels, designed to pull other vessels out of warp.

• Heretic (EVE)

Logistics (T2) >>

Support ships, engineered for field assistance in large engagements.

• Guardian (EVE)

Recon Ships (T2) >>

Cruisers specialized in reconaissance operations and electronic warfare.

• Curse (EVE)
• Pilgrim (EVE)

Rookie Ships >>

Starting frigates with minimal capacity.

• Imparior

Shuttles >>

Fast and cheap vessels for easy transport.

• Amarr Shuttle (EVE)

Titans >>

Fathers of the fleet, the biggest of the big.

• Avatar (EVE)

Transport Ships >>

Advanced technologies for the transportation of valuable materials.

• Impel (EVE)
• Prorator (EVE)