Agents

What you'll find here

The directory behind the mission jobs: every NPC agent in the game, with their level, type, corporation and where they stand. Find a specific agent, browse by level, or filter to the ones that run locator services — the agents who hand out the jobs that lead somewhere.

How to use it

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   Browse by level. The level cards take you straight to the agents at each tier, from level 1 to level 5.

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   Or filter by type. Agent types group by the kind of work they issue, so you can find, say, the courier agents without scrolling the whole list.

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   Search by name. Type three or more characters to jump to a specific agent.

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   Open an agent. The agent page shows the portrait, the level and type, the corporation they work for, and their location down to the station.

What the fields mean

• Level. The agent's tier, 1 to 5. Higher-level agents issue harder, better-paying missions and usually sit in lower-security space.
• Type. The kind of work the agent issues — the same categories the missions use, such as kill, courier or trade.
• Locator services. Marked with a gold card on the index. These agents run the jobs that point you to other agents, the chains that open up new territory.
• Corporation. The NPC corporation the agent works for, shown with its division and logo. The corporation sets which faction the agent — and their missions — belong to.
• Location. The region, constellation and system the agent stands in, with links into the map, plus the security level of that system. Where the station and services are known, they're listed too.

EVE context

NPC agents are the employers of EVE's mission economy. Each one belongs to a corporation, stands in a station, and offers work from a pool defined by their level and division. Standing is the gate: as your standing with an agent's corporation and faction rises, higher-level agents start offering you work, and the missions, and the payouts, scale with them.

Agents also carry the social graph of the universe. Each has a portrait, a level, a division, a home corporation, and a location that runs from region to constellation to system. Many offer locator services, which is how a pilot chains from one agent to the next and works outward into new systems.

The detail page here mirrors what you would see in the client: the agent's portrait, level, type, and ID, their corporation with its division and logo, and the full location chain with map links and a security chip. If you are planning a block of missions in a region, this is the way to survey who is standing where before you jump.

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