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NPC Divisions
The 22 NPC divisions, the mission types they run and the connection skills that open them — on one page.
What you'll find here
One page, the whole picture: the 22 NPC divisions, the mission types each one runs, and the connection skills that open them up. It's a single matrix, so you can see at a glance which division to train for when you want a particular kind of mission.
How to read the matrix
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Find your division. Each row is one of the 22 NPC divisions, from the big four empires down to the smaller factions.
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Read across the mission types. The columns cover the four mission kinds — kill, courier, trade and mining. A cell shows how much of that type the division runs.
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Note the primary. The division's main mission type is highlighted, so you can tell at a glance what it's known for.
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Check the connection skills. The skill columns show which connection skill each division uses to open its agents — the skill you train to unlock that division's jobs.
What the cells mean
- A percentage. The share of that division's missions of the given type — the higher the figure, the more of that kind it runs.
- A dash (–). The division doesn't run that mission type at all.
- A plus (+). The type is present but not broken out into a figure.
- A question mark (?). The value isn't pinned down — treat it as "present, amount unclear."
EVE context
Every NPC agent belongs to a division, and each division has a specialty: some lean into kill missions, others into courier runs, mining contracts, or trade. The division is why two agents at the same level can offer completely different work from the same station.
Divisions are also the skill layer of missioning. Each one is gated by a connection skill: train it, and the division's agents open to you. On the three major divisions, Distribution, Mining, and Security, each skill level also adds 10% to the loyalty points those missions pay, so a skilled pilot earns meaningfully more LP for the same work.
The matrix here crosses the 22 divisions against the four mission kinds they run, with the connection skill that opens each one. Read it as a training plan: pick the mission type you want to run, find the division that runs it, and train the skill that opens the better agents.