Guides
The written version of the campaign. Every guide is dated, stamped with the game version it was written against, and graded the same way the Atlas is. If a number came from a rewards table rather than from play, it says so.
All guides
Moving into a wormhole: picking a home, anchoring, staying alive
How to pick a wormhole to live in, what the Upwell anchoring timeline actually is (it has three vulnerable windows, not two), POS or Astrahus, and the habits that keep a small group from being rolled out of its home.
29 Sep 2026 · current B Community-corroborated
Rolling a wormhole: the mass maths, without stranding anyone
How to collapse a wormhole on purpose: what "show info" tells you, what your ships really weigh with a prop mod and a Higgs Anchor, the one rule that stops anyone being cut off, and worked plans for the three C3 statics.
29 Sep 2026 · current B Community-corroborated
STATIC: how to use the wormhole mapper
Everything a tester needs: getting in, setting up your first map, how the chain draws itself, pasting signatures, tracking mass and lifetime, sharing with your corp, and how to report a bug.
25 Sep 2026 · current A ESI-derived / official
Faction warfare standings: what you lost, and how to get it back
Left a militia and now an empire navy shoots you on sight? What still costs standings after the 2026 changes, the thresholds that matter, and the routes back, each one marked with where the claim comes from.
24 Sep 2026 · current B Community-corroborated
Faction warfare: the complete beginner ISK method
The whole loop on a free account in a ship that costs about a million ISK. What faction warfare is, how to enlist, where to fly, and what it pays.
29 Aug 2026 · current ▶ V Verified on camera
Turning loyalty points into ISK
Loyalty points are not money until you convert them. How to rank the offers, spot the ones with no buyers, and what a point is actually worth.
29 Aug 2026 · current ▶ V Verified on camera
Fits
Every ship named in a guide has its own page, with the fit, what it cost when we bought it, the skills that carry it, and which Atlas sites it will actually clear.
How to read these
The grade badge on a guide is the weakest link in it, not the strongest. V means it was run on camera and the episode is linked. B means at least two independent sources agree. C means one source, or our own theorycraft that has not been flown yet, and it will say which.
The date is not decoration. EVE ships three expansions a year and the fast-moving parts of the game outrun their own guides. When a page here passes an expansion cycle without being re-checked it starts saying so at the top, in the open. See methodology and sources.