Mechanics guides
The EVE University Wiki explains game mechanics in depth, from tackle and ewar to capacitor and resists. The reference new and veteran pilots trust.
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Wiki — EVE University
The EVE University wiki embedded inside Capsuleers.app
This page embeds wiki.eveuniversity.org, the long-standing EVE Online community wiki: tutorials, mechanics, doctrines, fittings, lore. Capsuleers.app doesn't duplicate the content — it embeds the site full-window.
Preview
Schematic mockup — the real tool is interactive
How it works
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Open page
EVE University Wiki loads full-window inside Capsuleers.app
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Search topic
Find a mechanic, doctrine or lore article fast
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Open external
Jump to wiki.eveuniversity.org in a full browser tab
Features in detail
Doctrines and fits
Browse fitting theory, doctrine writeups and activity guides covering PvP, PvE, mining, exploration and industry.
Lore and history
Read the New Eden backstory, factions and historical events alongside the practical gameplay articles.
Integrated framing
Capsuleers.app embeds the wiki full-window so you can read it without leaving, with an external-open button for the standalone site.
Key benefits
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Reference wiki
EVE University is a corp dedicated to training new pilots. Their wiki has been the richest English-language reference for years.
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Wide coverage
Tutorials for new pilots, ship classes, recommended fittings, scanning, wormhole space, fleet command, market and industry.
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No tab switching
The iframe takes most of the viewport: consult the wiki without leaving Capsuleers.app.
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Always the original source
All content and updates come straight from wiki.eveuniversity.org: no internal fork that risks drifting.
Frequently asked questions
What language is the wiki in?
The EVE University wiki is in English. For Italian-language content, see the Capsuleers.app articles section.
Does Capsuleers.app modify the wiki?
No. It embeds the original site full-window. To contribute to the wiki, register directly at wiki.eveuniversity.org.
Is the wiki always aligned with the latest patch?
The community is active but specific pages may lag the latest changes. Always check the last revision date.