The Rorqual stands apart from the rest of the ships on this list. This ship proves that, in EVE, one should never underestimate any ship based on its look or size. When executed correctly, the Kestrel pilot remains relatively safe and inflicts massive damage at the same time. The Kestrel can then match its enemy’s speed, all the while maintaining a safe distance in order to deliver a devastating rocket barrage. They do this through a process called “scram kiting.” By installing a warp scrambling module to the Kestrel, skilled pilots can keep their own engines burning at full power while reducing their target’s engine output. Kestrels excel at range-control, keeping their opponents at the exact perfect range for the ship’s weapons to strike while at the same time reducing the effectiveness of any return fire.
Therefore, it would be easy to write the Kestrel off as one of the weaker ships in the fleet, but that would be a mistake. Brand new EVE players can undock in a Kestrel and launch themselves into the fray within minutes of first logging into the game. Kestrels are not only the cheapest ships to build on this list, but also the ones with the lowest skill point requirements.
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