After all, you will probably want to take a break from scanning and swearing how boring it can get and constantly camping empty wormholes while waiting for them to be sold, right?

You may have probably tried ratting, at least in highsec space.

Thank Bob for wormholes! From wormhole c1 to c6, sites will get more difficult and demanding. With increasing difficulty, rewards are also getting bigger.

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Even doing c1 sites will get you at least 10mil each. And you will want to stay safe, trust me.

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Now to rat in a wormhole, you need to buy ship. For a c1 site, a t1 cruiser can do well. Caracal, Vexor, Maller should do fine. If you have better skills, you can try svipul and confessor as well.

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In c2, a t1 battlecruiser is good enough. Can i bring my drake?

C3 wormholes are very common for ratting. They can be done in a battlecruiser with good skills or a battleship. Rattlesnake is a popular choice C4 sites are hard to solo with battleships.

Two rattlesnakes could do it. C5 sites are run by fleets or older, rich players who can afford themselves a carrier.

Check dps of each separate wave in the spreadsheet. Sleepers are one of the most intelligent rats in Eve, they can start shooting your drones, it will be a pain to keep an eye on them. Also, they are slow. Since with great isk comes a good risk, expect to get killed. You should always carry and deploy a mobile depot, have some warp core stabilizers, maybe even probes in your cargo. If you have alts or friends, your could put them cloaked near the wormholes.

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