Editing FOD:Wolf Rayet Doctrine (section)

= Upgrading Fits =
If you have extra ISK to spend, there are a number of improvements you can make to these doctrine fits. Just keep in mind that SRP will only cover up to the T2 value of the fit (so don't expect your Cormack's Modified Damage Control to be compensated).

If you have the fitting space to upgrade an afterburner or EWAR module to T2, by all means do that.

Upgrading multispectrum coatings to '''Dark Blood Multispectrum Coating''' costs around 10 million ISK and slightly increases armor resists. Upgrading multispectrum energized membranes to '''Imperial Navy Multispectrum Energized Membrane''' or '''Dark Blood Multispectrum Energized Membrane''' (whichever is cheaper) costs around 40 million ISK and provides a decent increase to armor resists. Upgrading plates to '''Imperial Navy 400mm Steel Plates''' provides a decent increase to armor HP for around 20 million ISK. If you don't have the fitting space, '''Federation Navy 400mm Steel Plates''' provide better fitting with a lower armor boost than Imperial Navy. '''Syndicate 400mm Steel Plates''' provide even better fitting, but less armor than Imperial Navy. They're also far more expensive.

Upgrading an afterburner to '''Federation Navy 1MN Afterburner''' provides a solid speed boost for around 30 million ISK. '''Coreli A-Type 1MN Afterburner''' is the strongest afterburner of its class, but costs around 50 million ISK.

If your fit has a cap battery, the '''Republic Fleet''' variant is relatively inexpensive and provides better fitting and stats.

Using faction guns or damage controls is very expensive and almost never worth it. Using deadspace multispectrum membranes or coatings provides a bigger boost than faction, but gets very expensive very quickly (Corpum A-Type membranes go for 750 million ISK!).

Lastly, upgrading probes or probe launchers to their Sisters variants provides a significant boost to scan strength if you need to scan your way back out of wormhole space.

Stick to Navy ammo if using faction ammo. More expensive variants don't offer enough additional power to be worth it.