USING ROLL WITH IT PATHFINDER MOD

There are usually knowledgeable people around whenever a hole needs to be rolled but if that's not the case, you can use the following guidelines to roll the connection: The successful part is accomplished when the hole collapses without leaving anyone stranded on the wrong side. The basic idea of rolling a hole successfully (no matter how you end up doing it) is essentially reducing its mass by jumping ships back and forth until it collapses.

USING ROLL WITH IT PATHFINDER MOD

The idea is to jump a rolling cruiser out with the prop mod off (around 15,000,000kg) and then come back with prop mod on (around 65,000,000kg) and hopefully collapse the hole The rolling cruisers are fit with an oversized AB (100MN) and cloaks/probe launchers as there is a higher chance of getting stranded while jumping out, due to the fact that they can't reduce their mass like HICs can. If there are no HIC pilots and you don't want to wait, a rolling cruiser can be used to try collapsing the hole. Rolling cruiser - Using these is exceedingly rare.

It can then jump back in to Innuendo with 100MN prop mod turned on, giving it a mass of 65,000,000kg. This should allow it to jump through a Crit hole with little chance of it collapsing. A rolling HIC with 4 bubbles and prop mod off has less mass than a frigate. A useful property of Warp Disruption Field Generators (bubbles) is that they reduce ship mass by 80% and these reductions stack.

Heavy Interdiction Cruiser (HIC) - Sometimes a hole can end up crit, which means that it isn't safe to put large rolling ships through.

'Regular rolling battleship' - A higgs rigged battleship.

When the prop mod is activated the ship gains another 100,000,000kg mass, for a total of 300,000,000kg

'Rolling 300 Battleships' - These are battleships that have 200,000,000kg mass and are equipped with 100MN prop mods.

This wormhole has not yet had its stability significantly disrupted by ships passing through itĪ variety of ships can be used in the rolling process. This is evidenced by the following text in the show info window:

If the wormhole has not yet gone through a mass shrink, it has between 50% and 100% of its total mass left.

This wormhole has had its stability critically disrupted by the mass of numerous ships passing through and is on the verge of collapse

A wormhole is Crit whenever is has less than 10% of its total mass left.

This wormhole has had its stability reduced by ships passing through it, but not to a critical degree yet

A wormhole is First Shrink whenever it has anywhere between 10% and 50% of its total mass left.

Here is some other important to know information about wormholes in general, when it comes to rolling: For instance, a connection close to Aldrat is requested to facilitate a Noob Night in the Hole class.

Someone has requested a connection close to a certain place.

Eggs exits too far away from a trade hub or exits into a hisec island Combat sites have been run, gas sites have been cleared, data & relic sites have been hacked, AND there is no PvP to be had. Either there are no good connections or there's nothing happening in the current chain. There are many reasons to roll a static connection.

Wormhole type: B274 leading to hisec k-spaceĪs you can see, both our static connections have the same characteristics except for their max lifetime and of course where they lead.

Max individual jump mass: 300,000,000kg (Mass of 'Rolling 300' Battleship with 100MN prop mod on).

Total mass allowed before collapse: 2,000,000,000kg*.

Wormhole type: O477 leading to C3 w-space.

They are, rather delightfully, named after breakfast foods. One leads to hisec k-space, the other leads to C3 w-space. The current WHC home system has two static connections.

Using roll with it pathfinder