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116 Pilots Clash in C-J6MT as 5.8B ISK Battle Leaves Both Sides Bloodied
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116 Pilots Clash in C-J6MT as 5.8B ISK Battle Leaves Both Sides Bloodied

A prolonged fight in C-J6MT drew 116 pilots into a clash that ran for more than eight hours, ending with 76 losses and 5.8 billion ISK in destruction. Fraternity. and Invidia Gloriae Comes faced off against Goonswarm Federation, SONS of BANE, and others in a battle that appears to have swung back and forth before settling into a costly finish for both coalitions.

THE LONG BURN

The engagement in C-J6MT did not explode and end in minutes. It stretched from 04:00 to 12:10 EVE time, suggesting a fight that developed in waves rather than a single clean break. With 116 participants and destruction spread across both sides, the clash had the feel of a grinding regional battle where commitment mattered as much as firepower.

THE LOSSES

The wreckage was broad and varied. Svipuls made up the largest share of the losses, followed by Moas and Flycatchers, with Exequror Navy Issues, Vargurs, and Stabber Fleet Issues also caught in the fighting. That mix points to a battle that reached beyond simple tackle and subcapital trading, with ships of different roles being committed and lost as the fight intensified.

THE TURNING POINT

Fraternity. and Invidia Gloriae Comes were listed on one side of the field, while Goonswarm Federation, SONS of BANE, and others held the other. The damage was not one-sided: the former suffered roughly 2.6 billion ISK in losses, while the latter absorbed about 3.4 billion ISK. That balance suggests neither side was able to fully dictate the terms for long, and the fight likely turned on local advantages as reinforcements and positioning shifted through the day.

THE COST

The biggest single loss was the battle itself, valued at 5.8 billion ISK overall. No single capital headline emerged from the data, but the scale of the exchange is still significant: dozens of destroyed hulls, a wide participant count, and losses spread across multiple ship classes. In New Eden terms, that is the sort of engagement that leaves a mark on both fleets, even when neither side can claim a clean rout.

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