Syndicate is for

Newbies to learn self-reliance. Syndicate focuses on solo and self-dependent skills—expanding one's content possibilities (PvX: PvE / PvP) rather than waiting for it.
• After ~2 weeks, newbies learn practical EVE shortcuts through small projects (e.g. building a personal EVE spreadsheet alongside Syndicate’s Main Guide).

Casual gamers (adept level or bitter vets), especially soloists who enjoy flying alongside other solo-minded pilots.
• Log in without the drama. Do your own thing, fly solo, and still have infrastructure and people to join when you want. That’s Syndicate.

International gamers who enjoy different cultures, time zones, and languages.
• A good fit if you’re bilingual or curious about in-game cultures—flying with Gallente, Caldari, Amarr, or Minmatar pilots.

Pilots in PvX you blend PvE, PvP solo or small-party activity, and industry.
• You value longevity and a strong foundation first with self-dependency because EVE is a snail-paced game—an odyssey, not a sprint.

If you believe in casual, conscious, healthy gaming—and in using EVE’s challenges as a tool for long-term growth, both in-game and in life—you align with Syndicate’s belief system.

Syndicate isn’t for you if

You expect instant content. Syndicate is a small, old-school corp. Many members balance careers, families, and real-life priorities.

You rely on others to generate content for you. While we do organize activities, this is not a 24/7 content farm. Pilots with strong initiative and (for new pilots) good “Google-fu” tend to thrive here.

You’re driven by power politics or constant warfare. While Syndicate has a soft-piracy and nullsec past, we value stability and long-term play over nonstop conflict.

We’re working professionals, common folk, supportive parents (dogs, fish, cows & cats included), yes—bachelors and bachelorettes, long-time small-party or solo pilots, and people who prefer calm over chaos. We share a love for sci-fi, and what truly makes Syndicate unique is welcoming pilots from all over the world—making us a truly international corp.

Back in EVE 👨‍🚀 Pilot Member Policy Benefits

Before Joining you should have a basic foundation—EVE is a snail-paced game, and Syndicate values longevity. This means a high-sec base with backup ships and progress toward completing the AIR Career Missions and the Sisters of EVE / Fractured Legacy Epic Arcs. For new and adept pilots alike, solid core skills around cruiser level are expected, including Cloaking or equivalent hulls (Rifter, Astero, Thorax, or Drake). New pilots progress through T1 ships, while experienced pilots are expected—or willing to learn—to FC small-party PvX fleets, working toward two bases of operation in different regions. Many pilots burn out in EVE, most newbies quit—but for those who do, the journey is rewarding.

The Direction: Members deserve to log in, play in peace, and grow steadily through shared guides, utilities, and resources built for longevity.

What We Stand For: EVE Online is a hobby, not a race—grounded in balance, longevity, and real life first. By playing well in life, we play better in-game. If Syndicate feels like the right fit for you: join the in-game channel SYN.S and apply.

Syndicate Society continious to home prolific pilots across the decades in EVE Online. Many of them participate and remain part of the society, with main or alt characters parked specifically for occasional small group operations. Syndicate will always be a home to welcome past, present and future capsuleers. Casual gameplay approach is always encouraged, this is what most of our members value and share. Real life is first.

🌌 Where do I move after joining? Syndicate has pilots across all empire space, and as well as 0.0, Pochven and WH space, stay where you enjoy. We simply advise new recruits to avoid lowsec and nullsec until you’ve learned the game more (1 month) and can afford ship losses. Home starts with you, home is everywhere with Syndicate. Check our corp projects or the in-game bulletin for more info.

Syndicate Society is symbolized by the Griffin. What does this mean to you?