Ships & Modules

Easy and cheap fit (a tighter fit requires max skills using Ions and a deadspace 10pg AB)


Lows:
DCU II
Small anc armor rep
adaptive nano II
Mag Stab II

Meds:
1MN AB II (1 MWD II can also be used)
Warp scram II
Small cap booster II --- important to maintain tank or gtfo against extreme neuting ships. Nothing should be able to outrun you if you have it scramed (can't MWD), thus no need for web, your electrons have insane tracking.

Highs:
Light Electron II x4 --- Void
Small nos - critical for maintain point and AB against mild neuting ships. Pulse your cap booster with armor rep in this situation.

Navy cap booster 75 is recommended.

Important Stats:
207 armor rep tank (269 overheat)
647 dps (742 overheat)
900+ m/s AB (1190 overheat).

Signature radius:

Unbonused = 37
Wolf-Rayet = 18.5
Strong X booster = 31.5
W-R + X booster -=15.7

W-R + X Booster + Loki boost = 11.6

W-R + X Booster + Loki + Halo Set = 9.2 = gg


If you're investing enough money for the 9.2 sig radius, go with deadpsace AB and Ions. You'll hit 803 dps overheated and nearly 1400 m/s overheated.

We're living in a wolf-rayet and we use enyos in there aswell. We don't use that weird nonsense the OP posted, but a quite different version. The stats the OP linked though were based on using a c6 WR... those are pretty rare and why would you live in a c6-WR if you could get a magnetar instead - which together with the homedread-advantage just makes oh so much more sense.

However, there are two ways to fly your enyo - either structuretanked (no additional armorbuffer, just lots of resists) so that with each med rep hitting on you your armor goes up again by 40%, or you could plate it. If you plate it, the enyo becomes so goddamn slow and not-agile it's not worth using. Enyos for fleets are pretty crappy to start with, plated ones are hilariously **** - so stick with the resisttanked ones.
SO if you see a fleet of cruisers and up getting stomped by enyos, it's less cause the enyos were good, but rather cause the enyopilots were a whole lot more competent than the guys in those cruisers/T3s.

Feel free to browse to our enyovid in the signature - should roughly outline what an enyo's tank feels like from a logiperspective. For reference, plating an enyo will cost you a lot of range (due to electrons being utter crab), mobility, orbit velocity and either omniresists or explosive resists.

Else:

[Enyo, [.EOL] - tinfoil]

Magnetic Field Stabilizer II
Damage Control II
'Refuge' Adaptive Nano Plating I
Centii C-Type Explosive Plating

Limited 1MN Microwarpdrive I
J5b Phased Prototype Warp Scrambler I
Balmer Series Tracking Disruptor I, Tracking Speed Disruption Script

Light Ion Blaster II, Void S
Light Ion Blaster II, Void S
Light Ion Blaster II, Void S
Light Ion Blaster II, Void S
Small 'Knave' Energy Drain

Small Hybrid Burst Aerator I
Small Hybrid Collision Accelerator I


Warrior II x1



Check out copycats (like Ragnarok. or The Dark Space Initiative) to see what happens if you modify it and start putting plates on :3

You gtfo or never attack it.

Choose your targets wisely.

That's nice when dealing with space cluttered with stargates and stations. That's not how it works in wormholes.