Main Fleet:

The fleet is designed for precision strikes—using speed, agility, and careful timing to outmaneuver and eliminate enemies before they can escape or retaliate effectively.

The Cov-ops alts bring the ability to deal heavy, concentrated damage quickly, particularly to larger targets, while maintaining the fleet’s core strengths of mobility and control. With the right timing and coordination, dual-boxing Cov-ops alts can turn the tide of an engagement, providing the fleet with a potent strike capability in addition to its already formidable control and harassment tactics. It’s a high-risk, high-reward playstyle, but when executed well, it’s incredibly effective in disrupting enemy operations and scoring quick kills.

The HekHATE,
Typically fit with blasters weapons for quick, high-damage close-range DPS, they serve as the primary damage dealers, only second to the Cov-alts Fleet.

Versatile utilities (such as web, scram, cap booster, and local armor repairer) give fleet the ability to kill medium to large sized targets without the need of the Cov-alts Fleet.

Also fit with Combat Probes the HekHATE can warp the entire fleet to directly to a target and engage at optimal range.

The Interceptor, (Cool name pending)

Known for their extreme speed and agility, they play the role of initial tackle, locking down targets with warp disruptors and scramblers, preventing enemy ships from escaping. Creating a fast-paced, mobile environment where, once engaged, enemies struggle to regroup or escape quick enough.

Their primary roll in the Main Fleet is to act as scouts, initial tackle, and a secondary DPS. Together, they can overwhelm targets swiftly, especially in more agile engagements (like gate games). With only 4 or 5 Blaster interceptors you can easily destroy small and medium sized targets, while holding heavier targets for the HekHATEs or even the Cov-alts Fleet. Naturally the job of initial tackle is to “Shotgun” each system. What does it mean to “Shotgun” you ask? It simply means to spread out and individually hunt for targets.

Every time the Fleet jumps into a system someone(with their DSCAN set to 360 degrees) will shout “Long” or “Short”.

• Shotgun Short means the target is within 14.4AU
  • do 5 degree DScans on Anomalies and other locations

• Shotgun Long means no targets are within DScan range
  • Blindly warp to locations farther than 14.4AU

Easily dual-boxed by bailing when secondary tackle is called or setting an orbit with your prop-mod on. Aligning out with your prop-mod on is generally a good thing do afk, while working your Cov-alt.

The Interdictor,

Primary function is to deploy warp disruption spheres (also called “bubbles”) to prevent enemy ships from warping out of a designated area. This creates a no-warp zone in which any ship that tries to warp will be caught in the bubble, forcing them to either fight or attempt to escape via other means (such as micro-jumping or using their propulsion modules to break tackle).

With a maximum distance of 300km Drag Bubbles can pull(or drag) the target past where it intended to warp.

In essence, the combination of Hecates, Interceptors, and Interdictors creates a fleet that’s highly mobile, capable of forcing engagements, and able to catch and hold enemies in place while the Cov-alts drop massive DPS.