Rock Havens are much easier to finish, because the NPC waves are relatively small, while Gas Havens have big NPC groups that require much more attention and target selection to finish. Havens come in two variations: The Rock Haven and the Gas Haven. However the ones received by Hubs are a lot less valuable. Forsaken Hubs also can result in an escalation. In these escalations the NPCs might drop very expensive deadspace loot and blueprint copies, which can be worth hundred millions of ISK. However, Havens might unlock a high rated special mission, called an escalation, which offers you access to another even harder combat site in a different system. Of these three, Forsaken Hubs pay out the best ISK/hour when run in a cruiser. The easier ones only appear in high security space, the harder ones in low and zero security space and the most difficult ones only in zero security space.įor ratting in null sec, you should best run Forsaken Hubs, Havens and Sanctuaries (Lv 8 to 10), because these spawn the most battleship rats with the highest bounties and are relatively easy to finish in an inexpensive ship. The only way to tell how difficult they are is by using third party info-sites, like Eve University’s combat anomaly overview:Ĭombat anomalies can be divide into 10 different classes, which again have different difficulty levels inside the class. For the rest of this guide only combat anomalies will be considered, since these are the ones used for ratting.Īll combat anomalies have a difficulty level, that is not visible in the probe scanner window. Anomalies come in two flavours: combat and mining anomalies. You can warp to an anomaly directly without scanning it down first and there will never be an acceleration gate to enter it. You can find them in almost any system by just opening the Probe Scanner window (ALT+P) and filter for anomalies. Ratting in Combat Anomalies is by far the most popular ISK-making activity in the game.
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