---
esi_data:
  fitting_stats:
    cpu_output: 415
    high_slots: 5
    low_slots: 7
    med_slots: 4
    powergrid_output: 1100
    rig_slots: 3
  group: Combat Battlecruiser
  hull_stats:
    hp_armor: 5500
    hp_shield: 3000
    hp_structure: 4000
  name: Prophecy
  race: Unknown
  skill_requirements:
  - level: 1
    skill_id: 33095
  type_id: 16233
  velocity: 170
image: /16233.png
last_updated: '2026-04-19T17:38:55.193438'
source: eve-university
source_stats:
  armorem: 50
  armorexp: 20
  armorhp: 5500
  armorkin: 25
  armortherm: 35
  bandwidth: 75
  bonuses: 10412.55
  capacitor: 3000
  cargohold: 400
  class: Combat Battlecruiser
  cpu: 415
  dronebay: 225
  externallinks: ''
  extrahold: ''
  extraholdtype: ''
  faction: Amarr Empire
  forumlinks: ''
  grouping: Standard Battlecruisers
  highlights1: Can use Command Burst module
  highlights2: ''
  highlights3: ''
  highlights4: ''
  highs: 5
  hulltype: Prophecy Class
  inertia: 0.57
  info: The Prophecy is built on an ancient Amarrian warship design dating back to
    the earliest days of starship combat.  Originally intended as a full-fledged battleship,
    it was determined after mixed fleet engagements with early prototypes that the
    Prophecy would be more effective as a slightly smaller, more mobile form of artillery
    support.
  launchers: 4
  lows: 7
  mass: 15300000
  maxlockedtargets: 7
  maxvelocity: 170
  mediums: 4
  powergrid: 1100
  quote: Even the humblest proxy is elevated by a divine purpose.
  quote_attribution: Lord Lucretio Kor-Azor
  reqskills: '*{{RequiredSkill|Amarr Battlecruiser|I}}

    ** {{RequiredSkill|Spaceship Command|III}}

    ** {{RequiredSkill|Amarr Cruiser|III}}

    *** {{RequiredSkill|Spaceship Command|II}}

    *** {{RequiredSkill|Amarr Destroyer|III}}

    **** {{RequiredSkill|Amarr Frigate|III}}

    ***** {{RequiredSkill|Spaceship Command|I}}'
  scanres: 210
  sensortype: RADAR
  sensorvalue: 17
  shieldem: 0
  shieldexp: 50
  shieldhp: 3000
  shieldkin: 40
  shieldtherm: 20
  shipid: 16233
  shipimg: Prophecy.jpg
  shipname: Prophecy
  sigradius: 270
  structurehp: 4000
  targetrange: 50.0
  tech: ''
  totaltraintime: 1211640
  turrets: 4
  variations: '{{Ship|Damnation}}, {{Ship|Prophecy Navy Issue}}'
  volume: 234000
  warpspeed: 3.5
  warptime: 12.09
  wikireferences: ''
source_url: https://wiki.eveuniversity.org/Prophecy
title: Prophecy
type_id: 16233
validation_score: 1.0
---

<img src="/16233.png" alt="Prophecy" width="300" style="float: left; margin-right: 25px; margin-bottom: 10px; width: 300px;" />

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## Summary

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The Prophecy is a battlecruiser droneboat. It is similar to the Gallente Myrmidon, but has lower drone bandwidth and a larger drone bay, However, the bandwidth difference you would only ever notice if using heavy or sentry drones. It also has a bonus to armor resistances rather than the Myrmidon's bonus to repair amount. The Prophecy has no bonus to any weapon system other than drones and it has both turret and launcher slots. This allows it free choice of weaponry, but it won't do stellar damage with any of them, so a valid choice is also to forego weapons in some or all of the highs in favour of NOSes or energy neutralizers or utility modules.

As the Prophecy has bonus to armour resistance and seven low slots, it is more likely to be armour tanked than shield tanked.

Before its revamp in Retribution 1.1 the Prophecy was almost entirely overshadowed by the Harbinger. Due to its historically poor performance and vague resemblance to a fat bird, the Prophecy is also known as the "space turkey".
## Skills
 The standard Power Grid Management V and CPU Management V.
 As the Prophecy is a droneboat, Training Drones V, Light Drone Operation V, Drone Interfacing IV, and Gallente Drone Specialization I/Minmatar Drone Specialization I are all are important to improve your primary source of damage.
 The necessary Hull Upgrades V, Mechanics IV, Repair Systems IV For active armour tanking only) to be able to fit a Full T2 Armor Tank
## Notes
A prophecy is simply a prediction of what will happen in the future, often in a religious context. The name "prophecy" comes from the fact that prophecies were almost always given by prophets.
## Patch History