What is the workbench?
The workbench makes it super easy to compare modules side by side. Add modules to it from any page that displays modules by right-clicking a module and selecting "Add to workbench". The workbench appears as a floating panel (a bottom sheet on mobile) that follows you around the site, showing your selected modules next to each other along with a combined total price, a DPS-increase estimate for damage-module sets, and a per-type breakdown.
The workbench holds up to 25 modules. From its header you can:
- Share — copies a link to your current workbench. Anyone who opens the link sees the modules and can add them to their own workbench with one click ("Add modules to workbench").
- Save — creates a new private collection ("Workbench Collection") from the current workbench contents.
- Clear all modules — empties the workbench.
The workbench requires an account.
What does the roll probability calculator do?
The Calculator computes mutaplasmid roll probabilities: given a module category and the attribute ranges you want, it lists every base module + mutaplasmid combination that can produce your target roll, with:
- Probability — the chance a single roll lands inside all of your desired ranges, also shown as "1 in N". Combinations that can't reach your targets show "Impossible".
- Cost — the expected ISK cost to hit the roll: (base module price + mutaplasmid price) divided by the probability, with a per-component breakdown on hover.
Pick a category, optionally narrow by meta group/level, then set your desired attribute ranges. You can also import a module from Pyfa as a starting point. Like the market filters, calculator queries live in the URL, so you can share a probability search with others.
Keep in mind that the cost of the modules is based on the daily average price in Jita and may vary depending on the market.
Thinking about rolling? Read the rolling guide first.
What is the Omega calculator?
The Omega calculator is an Omega sale-stacking calculator: it works out the effective real-money cost per month of Omega when you buy discounted PLEX and redeem it for Omega time in the New Eden Store during a sale.
Choose a PLEX package, set the current PLEX sale discount and NES Omega discount, and optionally apply the MarkeeDragon 3% code. The results show your effective cost per month, how many months of Omega you can afford, the money saved, and a comparison table of every discount scenario (PLEX sale only, NES sale only, full stack, and so on).
What are bookmarks?
Bookmarks save pages, not modules. The Bookmarks card in the sidebar has an "Add current page" button that saves whatever page you're on — most usefully a filtered market search, a calculator query, or a location — under a name you can edit. Click a bookmark to jump straight back to that view. Bookmarks require an account.
Since every filter lives in the URL, bookmarking a search effectively saves the whole filter setup.
What are personal notes and asking prices?
Two quick per-module tools available from any module's right-click or ⋮ menu:
- Notes ("Add note" / "Edit note") — a private note attached to a module, visible only to you. Handy for tracking why you saved something or what you'd pay for it.
- Asking price ("Set asking price") — only available on your own publicly listed modules; sets the price buyers see. See Selling.
