<b>Gallente Cruiser bonuses (per skill level):</b><br>5% bonus to Medium Hybrid Turret rate of fire<br>10% bonus to Medium Hybrid Turret tracking speed<br><b>Heavy Interdiction Cruisers bonuses (per skill level):</b><br>10% bonus to Medium Hybrid Turret optimal range<br>5% bonus to Warp Disruption Field Generator scramble range<br><b>Role Bonus:</b><br>• Can fit Warp Disruption Field Generator and Cynosural Field Generator modules<br>20% bonus to all armor resistances<br>
1,375 GJ
400 m³
Heavy Interdiction Cruiser
375
Gallente Federation
Heavy Interdiction Cruisers
6
Thorax Class
0.58
Effectively combining the trapping power of interdictors with the defensive capabilities of heavy assault cruisers, the heavy interdiction cruiser is an invaluable addition to any skirmish force, offensive or defensive. Heavy interdiction cruisers are the only ships able to use the warp disruption field generator, a module which creates a warp disruption field that moves with the origin ship wherever it goes.
The Phobos is the Gallente Heavy Interdictor. It is designed to be heavily armor tanked, and has a large number of low slots and a hull bonus to help this. The main purpose of the Phobos is to carry the Warp Disruption Field Generator module, which produces a warp disruption bubble around the ship.
The Phobos has one less low slot and one more mid compared to the Amarr Devoter, meaning it can field less tank. This makes the Devoter the preferred tackler for capitals (though the Phobos can also perform this role adequately), however the Phobos is often used in low sec gate camps to tackle ships that are equipped with warp core stabilisers due to its extra mid allowing it to carry an extra sensor booster.
Skills
Further information about additional or recommended skills to pilot Phobos for a specific or its common role(s) can be written here.
Tactics
No sub-article about Phobos roles or piloting tactics. You can write them here.
Notes
In ancient Greek mythology Phobos was the son of Ares and Aphrodite, and twin brother of Deimos. He represented or personified fear (thus the modern English word "phobia"), especially fear in battle. The two moons of the planet Mars are named after Phobos and Deimos; Phobos is the larger of the two.
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