The Vexor is the second Tier cruiser of the Gallente Federation. It is a versatile ship with bonuses to drones and hybrid turret damage, posessing powerful offensive and defensive abilities. The Vexor is arguably one of the best Cruisers in New Eden.

Player vs Environment

The Vexor is a proficient vessel for fighting NPCs in Level 2 and lower level missions thanks to its capacity of drones and four low slots available for tanking. While the number of slots leaves it with less raw tanking potential than the Thorax, the Vexor can rely on its superior drone damage output and supplement its firepower with smaller guns - leaving it more grid for defensive measures.

Level 2 Omni-Tank

Permanently running and placing emphasis on both firepower and defense, this fit should provide respectable defense against what most mission NPCs will throw in your direction. Should the situation dictate it, the Energized Adaptive Membranes could be swapped for Mission Specific Hardeners to provide extra tanking abilities. An 800mm plate provides a large buffer of health in case situations get dicey.

The dual 150mm railguns provide acceptable firepower with consideration given to available grid and tracking abilities.

High Slots:

• 3x Dual 150mm Prototype I Gauss Gun
• 1x Medium Diminishing Power System Drain I
• 1x Small Diminishing Power System Drain I

Medium Slots:

• 3x Cap Recharger II

Low Slots:

• 1x Medium Armor Repairer II
• 2x Energized Adaptive Nano Membrane II OR 2x Mission Specific Hardeners
• 1x 800mm Reinforced Rolled Tungsten Plates I

Player vs Player

The Vexor can be fit to do damage or it can be fit to take a considerable amount of damage. It can be very effective in either way, but its up to the pilot how to equip your Vexor. It is highly advisable for PVP pilots who are thinking about using the Vexor to train skills in both Tech II drones and Tech II Blasters to optimize damage capabilities, and Tech II tanking modules to absorb as much punishment as possible.

Buffered Tank Vexor

This fit relies on considerable damage output as well as a large hit point buffer to win its engagements. The 1600mm plate provides a lot of protection to the ship, while the compliment of drones provides serious damage potential - albeit with hefty skill training requirements. The Medium Nosferatu provides additional energy to keep the ship's modules active.

High Slots:

• 4x 150mm Railgun II, Caldari Navy Antimatter Charge S
• 1x Medium Nosferatu II

Medium Slots:

• 1x 10MN Afterburner II
• 1x Warp Disruptor II
• 1x Stasis Webifier II

Low Slots:

• 1x Small Armor Repairer II
• 1x 1600mm Reinforced Rolled Tungsten Plates I
• 1x Energized Adaptive Nano Membrane II
• 1x Damage Control II

Drones:

• 2x Ogre II
• 2x Hammerhead II
• 1x Hobgoblin II

Gank Vexor

Damage above all else is the motto of this setup. Trading survivability for firepower, this ship can dish out a maximum of 716 damage per second (776 with overload), but sacrifices defenses and maintains very high skill requirements.

High Slots:

• 4x Heavy Neutron Blaster II, Caldari Navy Antimatter Charge M
• 1x empty high slot

Medium Slots:

• 1x 10MN MicroWarpdrive II
• 1x Warp Scrambler II
• 1x Stasis Webifier II

Low Slots:

• 3x Magnetic Field Stabilizer II
• 1x Reactor Control Unit II

Drones:

• 2x Ogre II
• 2x Hammerhead II
• 1x Hobgoblin II