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SDE Missions

The official mission definitions from the game's Static Data Export: briefings, objectives and rewards, straight from the source.

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What you'll find here

The official mission definitions straight from the game's Static Data Export — the same text the client ships. Use this list when you want the raw briefing and objective for a mission, or when you need to verify exactly what a mission says in the game.

How to use it

  1. 1

    Browse by kind. Kill, courier and epic missions, or everything under "all". Each kind page is a paginated list.

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    Search by name to jump straight to a mission you have in mind.

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    Open a mission for its briefing, objective and rewards.

How this differs from Community Missions

SDE missions carry the game's own text and nothing more. There are no levels, no step-by-step spawns and no locations here — that layered data is community-maintained and lives on the Community Missions pages. If you need the spawn breakdown or the jump route, that's where to look.

EVE context

The Static Data Export (SDE) is CCP's official dump of the game's static content: the same definitions the client loads, covering every item, ship, system, and mission in New Eden. The mission text here is the briefing exactly as it ships in those data files, the game's own words with no guide or annotation layered on top.

That rawness is the point. The SDE briefing is the ground truth for what a mission asks of you: the objectives, the spawn types, the location references. When a community walkthrough and the briefing disagree, the briefing wins. The entries are grouped by kind, kill, courier, and epic, so you can look up exactly what the game tells you before you commit to the job.

One caveat: the SDE is a snapshot. It updates with each game release, so the text matches the current expansion. It is also static data only. Levels, locations, and agent assignments are runtime state that lives in the client, so this reference stops at the briefing itself.

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