Ships & Modules

Doing an EVE-Search for "Rokh Missions" came up with this thread that has a few blaster and rail Rokh fits:
Level 4 Mission Runner, opinions?

Get the mega. Seriously, the tracking bonus is that much better then some crappy rep bonus. Of course rails atm are well.. questionable. But if you dont have the skills for a domi (ie t2 sentries/heavies) its the best blasterwise you will get really. THe navy mega isnt bad. Regular one is ok. As far as hybrid gun platofroms go. The hyperion and the rokh are.. well... they have their neich in some pvp in my opinion.

lol fit 425's or arty if you can... range bonus...eh. Rails or blasters....eh.

The resists are nice though.

Rohk is pretty but not quite effective for pve. (fitting gets tight, and cap stability v. damage output or tank)

Problem is all the things you ask for are things anyone not new to pve will advice against.

Cap stability is not bad per se, but it's costly to afford both in skill, module choices and module slots. You're typically MUCH better off being able to either pulse a shield booster every now and then or combine it with an injector to have the cap and shield boost when you need it.

Mixing weapontypes is a bad idea for several reasons, not only because it means you have to skill twice as much but because you can't focus one one type when it comes to weapon upgrades, implants and such. I dare you to find any apraised setup anywhere that fields more than one type of gun(the only exceptions are a certain few ships that are specifically designed to use both IE typhoon and naglfar). There are situations where you can complement your guns with a launcher, such as on the rifter, or your launchers with a gun such as on the nighthawk, but that's really only because there was NOTHING else to put in that last highslot.

While I would generally recommend you stay clear of the rokh for pve in general and especially missions, I've always been a tad intrigued over how effective a blokh could be now that TE's give falloff and MWD's work in missions. Sadly, it still won't come anywhere near the performance of a raven, it won't even give a substantial improvement on the time spent on the mission where the rokh would really be apt compared to the raven and there's soooo many missions where the raven simply humiliates the rokh.

As for gallente missionships there's really no reason to ever use anything but the domi, not because the domi is incredibly awesome, it's just that the other ships in the lineup are worse.

It depends on the ship. A SNI can be cap stable with large booster and overtank while still boasting 4 bcs. A 5th dmg mode adds little dps due to stacking penalty. A Rokh, on the other hand, can't come close to this. Rails just eat up too much cap while still putting out pathetic dps.

Sadly, this isn't exactly true as you most likely fail to sport rigors and tp's while doing this. And if even if you were, you'd not be using for example webs that would further increase your damage projection. And even if you were doing THAT, it'd be inferior to the CNR which in the end is just an improved SNI, where it traded as you put it overtank for some 20-ish percent added dps.

get a drake... its better... wait for hybrid boost before waisting time on rokhs...

That's what the rep bonus is for. And with an extra mid, you can easily make up the tracking bonus with TC's.

Hyp's work fine for missions, I used to use a blaster fit for Angel Extravaganza and other close range missions.

Pretty much any mission fit Hyp is going to have a three slot tank, either armor or shield (though I could just barely see an argument for a 4 slot shield tank if you go with an undersized deadspace booster/boost amp combo). In an armor fit you'll either want the extra low for damage or -- all too likely -- a fitting mod. For shield fits, you don't really have room for TCs, so you'll need the TEs (and yes, quite possibly fitting mods). That's just the way of it. Rokh faces a similar fate, but has to take in to account an abysmal cap situation on top of tight fitting.

Oh, and we are remembering that blasters -- on either ship -- require a prop mod, right? Sure, you may not need it in Damsel, but you can't just run the one mission (even though I've been mysteriously pulling it better than one mission in eight lately). The other possibilities of short range guns with no prop mod just aren't that common. And that prop mod taxes either ship's grid and really kills if you throw in a cap booster for quick injections....