RUSTY STARGAZERSINCURSION COMMAND
TRANQUILITYFLEET NETWORK ONLINE

KNOWLEDGE BASE FLEET STANDARD

Incursion field guides

Compact procedures for joining, moving, broadcasting, and staying alive in an organized headquarters fleet.

G-01REQUIRED READING

Before you join

Prepare your overview, broadcasts, watchlist, ammunition, drones, and fleet history before entering the queue.

  1. 01Carry the ammunition and scripts listed for your doctrine.
  2. 02Move to the published staging system before joining.
  3. 03Keep the FC, logi anchor, and damage anchor on watchlist.
  4. 04Do not enter an active site until fleet command tells you to.
G-02REQUIRED READING

Broadcast discipline

Clear broadcasts keep pilots alive and let logistics make the right decision quickly.

  1. 01Broadcast for shield or armor as damage begins—not after entering low structure.
  2. 02Broadcast capacitor only when your fit or the FC requires it.
  3. 03Cancel broadcasts once the danger has passed.
  4. 04Never use fleet broadcasts for targets unless assigned a tagging role.
G-03REQUIRED READING

Anchoring and movement

The fleet moves as one unit. Correct anchoring improves damage application and reduces unnecessary losses.

  1. 01Align and take gates only on the FC command.
  2. 02Orbit or keep at range from the named anchor using the published distance.
  3. 03Marauders leave bastion early enough to follow the next movement call.
  4. 04If disconnected, return to staging and ask fleet command before re-entering.
G-04REQUIRED READING

Targets, tags, and DDD

Follow tags in order unless your assigned role requires a different target priority.

  1. 01Lock tagged targets only; do not split damage without a call.
  2. 02Web support follows the designated web order.
  3. 03Drone bunny and DDD roles require FC approval.
  4. 04Immediately report wrong ammunition, range, or application problems.
G-05REQUIRED READING

Logistics wing

Logistics pilots manage repair broadcasts, capacitor chains, and grid awareness.

  1. 01Establish chains and watchlists before the fleet undocks.
  2. 02Lock broadcasts in order and communicate dropped chains.
  3. 03Keep movement props ready for anchor changes.
  4. 04Call out jams, neuts, low capacitor, or loss of remote repair range.
G-06REQUIRED READING

Fleet conduct

Calm comms and predictable actions make high-tempo headquarters fleets safer and faster.

  1. 01Keep command channels clear during site transitions and emergencies.
  2. 02Follow the active FC even when another method is familiar.
  3. 03Ask about unfamiliar roles before the fleet enters site.
  4. 04Treat fit and performance feedback as operational, not personal.