Of all the logistics ships, the oneiros is the least predictable. Like the scimitar, this is a solo logistics ship designed to operate independently, and compared to the guardian it sacrifices high slots for extra mids (giving it a 4/4/5 slot layout) and receives a speed boost too, making it proficient for use with high speed armour gangs - something that the guardian tends to struggle with. These improvements come at a price however, and without the mutual energy transfer that the guardian relies upon the oneiros needs to provide it's own capacitor.

Source: http://www.evealtruist.com/2011/10/know-your-enemy-logistics.html

• Gallente Cruiser V
  • Gallente Destroyer III
    • Gallente Frigate III
      • Spaceship Command I
    • Spaceship Command II
• Logistics Cruisers I
  • Signature Analysis V
    • CPU Management I
  • Long Range Targeting
    • CPU Management II
  • Spaceship Command III

Following in the time-honored Caldari spaceship design tradition, the Basilisk sports top-of-the-line on-board computer systems specially designed to facilitate shield transporting arrays, while sacrificing some of the structural strength commonly found in vessels of its class.

Developer: Lai Dai

Lai Dai have always favored a balanced approach to their mix of on-board systems, leading to a line-up of versatile ships but providing very little in terms of tactical specialization. With the Basilisk, their aim was to continue pushing forward the development of cutting-edge defense optimization systems while providing powerful support capability.

Caldari Cruiser Skill Bonus

• 150% bonus to Remote Armor Repair Systems and Tracking link range per level
• 20% bonus to Armor Maintenance Bot transfer amount per level

Logistics Skill Bonus

• 15% reduction in Shield Transport and Energy Transfer Array capacitor use per level
• 10% bonus to Tracking Link efficiency per level

Role Bonus

• -65% power need for Remote Armor Repair Systems