ALLIANCE TOURNAMENT

SHIP POINTS AT XXII

Paste a D-Scan and get the point cost of every hull plus the comp total, with inflation, per-size limits and ships that are not allowed.

Rules Comp Creator

Paste the D-Scan and the table fills itself.

D-Scan

Copy the D-Scan from the client (right-click the list, then "Copy to clipboard") and paste it here. A plain list of English ship names, one per line, works too, as do hand-written lines like "3x Ishtar".

How it adds up

10 pilots on the field per team, 200 points in total.
At most 3 hulls of the same size, 2 for battleships (3 with the flagship). Logistics are exempt.
Per match: one logistics cruiser, or one T1 support cruiser, or two logistics/support frigates.
Inflation: every extra copy of the same hull raises the cost of EVERY copy — frigates +0 (logistics +1), destroyers +1, cruisers and industrials +2, battlecruisers +3, battleships +4.
A ship without a point value is not allowed: the omission is itself the rule.

Values: Quick Comp Creator V1.4 — New Static Values. Points can change during the tournament, announced on the tournament-announcements channel of the EVE Discord.

Alliance Tournament XXII ship points

Alliance Tournament XXII ship points calculator: paste a D-Scan and get the point cost of every hull, the team total, duplicate inflation and hull-size limits.

The AT ship points calculator on Capsuleers.app turns a D-Scan into an Alliance Tournament XXII cost sheet. Paste the D-Scan copied from the EVE Online client and the tool reads the typeID in the first column of every line, so it works with the client in any language, then prints the point value of each hull, how many of them are on the field, and the total for the comp.

Point values come from Fenris Creations' Quick Comp Creator, the "New Static Values" sheet the ATXXII rules point at instead of listing the values in the article. The calculator applies the tournament's inflation rule as the spreadsheet does: every extra copy of the same hull raises the cost of every copy of that hull, by +0 for frigates (+1 for logistics and T1 support frigates), +1 for destroyers, +2 for cruisers and industrials, +3 for battlecruisers and +4 for battleships.

Beside the total the page shows the 200-point cap and the 10-pilot limit, the count of hulls per size against the maximum of three (two for battleships, logistics exempt), and the ships found in the paste that carry no point value at all — capitals, ORE hulls, special editions and the hulls the ATXXII rules exclude. A D-Scan taken during a match can contain both teams, so the limits are shown as a reference rather than as a verdict on a composition.

Two ways to build the composition

Paste a directional scan and the table fills itself: every hull with a tournament point value is recognised and counted, which is how you check an opposing team during a match. Or search hulls by name and add them one at a time, which is how you build your own team before one.

Either way the total updates as you go, and the breakdown shows what each hull contributes, so an over-budget composition tells you immediately which ship to swap rather than just that you are over.

Which hulls carry a point value

Not every ship in EVE has one. The current edition assigns points to a specific set of hulls, and anything outside that set either cannot be flown in the tournament or costs nothing against the budget.

The values here are the ones in the current edition's rules, which change between tournaments: a composition that was legal last year may not be this year, and the point cost of a given hull moves. Check the rules link on the page against the edition you are flying.

Sharing a composition

Any composition can be copied as a text summary for pasting into comms, or turned into a link that opens the same table for whoever receives it.

That is the practical use during a tournament weekend: scan the opposing team, share the point breakdown with your own, and have the counter-composition argument over something concrete.

Frequently asked questions

Which tournament edition is this for?

The current one, and the page says which in its heading. Point values are revised between editions, so a composition checked against an old ruleset can be illegal under the new one even if nothing about it changed.

Does it check the rest of the rules?

No, it checks points. Bans, per-team hull limits, module restrictions and everything else in the ruleset are yours to verify, and the page links the official rules for that. Points are the part that needs arithmetic.

Why is a hull I added worth nothing?

Because it carries no point value in the current edition. That usually means it is not eligible rather than that it is free, so check the rules before building around it.

Do I need an account?

No. Building, calculating and sharing a composition all work signed out.