Abyssal Appraiser
Just rolled an abyssal module and want to know if it's worth anything? Paste its chat link: we place each mutated attribute within its theoretical range [base × min, base × max], derive a per-attribute quality (0 = floor, 100% = god-roll) and an overall score.
We add a MutaMarket resale estimate when the module is listed there, plus the base module and mutaplasmid cost. Official ESI + MutaMarket, no login.
Runs on EVE's public APIs (ESI, Fuzzwork, zKillboard). Nothing you type is stored.
How it works
- 1In EVE, link the mutated module in chat (or right-click → Copy) and copy the text.
- 2Paste it here and run the appraisal.
- 3Read the overall score, per-attribute quality and the resale estimate.
Use cases
Sort a pile of rolled modules
You've rolled a stack of modules: paste each link to spot the god-rolls worth selling high and the duds to recycle — no guessing.
Buy at a fair price
Before buying an abyssal module on contract, paste its link: per-attribute quality + the MutaMarket estimate tell you whether the asking price is fair.
Decide whether to roll
By comparing material cost to typical resale value, you learn whether rolling a mutaplasmid on this module has positive expected value.
Read an abyssal roll without MutaMarket premium
Abyssal modules (mutated via mutaplasmid) have unique attributes rolled randomly within a range. Without a reference, you can't tell whether a module is exceptional or poor. This tool places each rolled attribute within its theoretical range (from Hoboleaks data) and derives a clear 0–100% quality.
We add the MutaMarket resale estimate when the module is listed there, its reliability (typical error + number of comparables), and the material cost. Everything here is free and public — MutaMarket's on-demand appraisal itself requires an account. It's one of the 15 tools in the EVE Tools Suite desktop app.
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