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ChuangShi Lost 70 Ships in P-ZMZV and Kept Shooting Back
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ChuangShi Lost 70 Ships in P-ZMZV and Kept Shooting Back

The first confirmed loss in P-ZMZV wasn't a ship. It was a capsule - a pilot already out of their hull, already running, and not fast enough. Eighty-five minutes and 186 wrecks later, the last loss on the board was a capsule too. In between, more than a thousand pilots turned a structure fight in Querious into a 126 billion ISK argument that nobody walked away from cleanly.

Scan Stakan Lost 94 Ships and Still Landed 45 Kills
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Scan Stakan Lost 94 Ships and Still Landed 45 Kills

Thirty-five minutes in F-5WYK left 183 wrecks, four dead capitals and a bill of 163.5 billion ISK. The most striking number of the day, though, sits in the loss column: Scan Stakan lost 94 ships - and killed 45 more on the way down.

Beyond the Breach Holds Three Cobalt Edge Hubs at Once
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Beyond the Breach Holds Three Cobalt Edge Hubs at Once

Three infrastructure hubs in Cobalt Edge are under contest at the same time, and Beyond the Breach is answering all three. Nothing has changed hands yet, which is exactly why the constellation is worth watching.

Lunar Luminescence Sits on Five IHUBs While Outer Passage Push Fades
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Lunar Luminescence Sits on Five IHUBs While Outer Passage Push Fades

Seven days into a regional campaign in Outer Passage, the attacking force has moved its attention across at least four separate system clusters, briefly pushed one system to the brink, and now finds itself fighting five infrastructure hubs at once. Lunar Luminescence has not given an inch of ground in the other direction. The pressure is genuine. The progress is not.

A P E X Bring 44 Pilots to Kill One The Scope Nyx
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A P E X Bring 44 Pilots to Kill One The Scope Nyx

Some killmails are lists. This one is a single line, and the line costs fifty billion ISK. In the Khanid system of Irmalin, a Nyx belonging to The Scope was destroyed, and the record shows forty-four pilots credited with the work. One ship, one kill, fifty billion ISK. That is the whole event - and it is more than enough to be worth reading twice.

African Atomic. Turned Vecamia Into a 132 Billion ISK Junkyard
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African Atomic. Turned Vecamia Into a 132 Billion ISK Junkyard

Somewhere in the middle of a 48-minute fight in Vecamia, the most expensive thing on the field was not a dreadnought. It was a battleship. The CONCORD Marshal that died in Genesis cost just over 50.9 billion ISK on its own - more than the Phoenix, the Revelation and the Revelation Navy Issue that also died in the same system, added together. Twelve capitals burned in Vecamia on the way to a 132 billion ISK total. Only one of the losses was a battleship, and it is the one everyone will remember.

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African Atomic. Turned Vecamia Into a 132 Billion ISK Junkyard
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African Atomic. Turned Vecamia Into a 132 Billion ISK Junkyard

Somewhere in the middle of a 48-minute fight in Vecamia, the most expensive thing on the field was not a dreadnought. It was a battleship. The CONCORD Marshal that died in Genesis cost just over 50.9 billion ISK on its own - more than the Phoenix, the Revelation and the Revelation Navy Issue that also died in the same system, added together. Twelve capitals burned in Vecamia on the way to a 132 billion ISK total. Only one of the losses was a battleship, and it is the one everyone will remember.

ChuangShi Lost 70 Ships in P-ZMZV and Kept Shooting Back
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ChuangShi Lost 70 Ships in P-ZMZV and Kept Shooting Back

The first confirmed loss in P-ZMZV wasn't a ship. It was a capsule - a pilot already out of their hull, already running, and not fast enough. Eighty-five minutes and 186 wrecks later, the last loss on the board was a capsule too. In between, more than a thousand pilots turned a structure fight in Querious into a 126 billion ISK argument that nobody walked away from cleanly.

Scan Stakan Lost 94 Ships and Still Landed 45 Kills
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Scan Stakan Lost 94 Ships and Still Landed 45 Kills

Thirty-five minutes in F-5WYK left 183 wrecks, four dead capitals and a bill of 163.5 billion ISK. The most striking number of the day, though, sits in the loss column: Scan Stakan lost 94 ships - and killed 45 more on the way down.

Eight Capitals Die in Fifteen Minutes as V2-GZS Burns 57 Billion ISK
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Eight Capitals Die in Fifteen Minutes as V2-GZS Burns 57 Billion ISK

Fourteen minutes separate the first killmail in V2-GZS from the last. In that window the system produced eight dead capital ships, a 56.9 billion ISK bill, and a result that neither of the two largest names on the field could call a clean win - because Southern Cross Monopoly and Evermore Warriors both appear on the kill list and on the loss list. Whatever happened in the Kalevala Expanse, it never stayed tidy.

It Began With a Retriever: 26 Capitals and 157 Billion ISK Burn in Raa
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It Began With a Retriever: 26 Capitals and 157 Billion ISK Burn in Raa

The first ship to die in Raa was a Retriever. Mining barges are not usually how a capital brawl announces itself, but at 17:28 UTC one was simply the first name on a list that would grow to eighty-six. Over the next 102 minutes, 187 pilots poured into the Devoid system, and by the time the last capsule popped at 19:10 UTC there was roughly 157 billion ISK of wreckage spread across it. Twenty-six of those kills were capitals.

It Started With a Shuttle: 516 Hulls and 192 Billion ISK Burned in Dal
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It Started With a Shuttle: 516 Hulls and 192 Billion ISK Burned in Dal

The first ship to die in Dal was an Amarr Shuttle - unarmed, disposable, worth less than most of the ammunition fired at it, and built for the deeply unglamorous job of moving one pilot somewhere else. For the next three hours and forty minutes, 557 pilots made sure it had company. By the time the last confirmed loss landed at 19:56 UTC, 516 ships were gone, fourteen of them capitals, and the wreckage across the Heimatar system added up to roughly 192 billion ISK.

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