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Note that Kernite is pretty far down the list. I mostly use this simple chart to determine what general kind of asteroids to suck ore from. You can easily make dramatic color blends or subtle color. Omber brings powerful soft shading tools to vector graphics. Your creativity is no longer limited by having to work with solid color fills or simple gradients. Kernite isn't usually the most profitable kind of roid to suck on. Omber is a vector design app built around a new advanced vector shading engine. In return for the information I'll give 10% profit I make from one time hauling it to whoever first post a correct information. So I'm looking for any asteroid belts that has a nice amount of Kernite ores that is near the Ambrye Constellation, if there is a few rats around no problem but if it has massive pirates then I can't do that. So far the best Ore I can make profit off is Kernite, I think I don't think I should go for anything beyond that and risk my ship getting destroyed by rats or pirates. This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material. Hello, well I'm only a few days new and I love mining in EVE. Omber is a common ore that is still an excellent ore for novice miners as it has a sizeable portion of Isogen, as well as some Pyerite.
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