26.5B ISK Fight Ends in a Loss for the Hold My Probs Coalition in H-29TM

A sprawling fight in H-29TM ended with 32 ships destroyed and 26.5 billion ISK in losses, as Brotherhood of Spacers and associated fleets came away with the heavier share of the damage. The engagement drew 217 participants over several hours, with the final blow landing on the most expensive prize of the day: a 26.5B ISK battle report entry tied to HOLD MY PROBS and Legion of xXDEATHXx and others.

THE CLASH BUILDS

What began as a large-scale engagement in H-29TM stretched from 19:13 UTC until well after 03:28 UTC, suggesting a prolonged and stubborn contest rather than a brief hit-and-run. The field filled with a mix of battleships, capitals, and support hulls, the sort of composition that signals both commitment and the expectation of losses. With 217 pilots involved, this was never going to be a clean exchange.

THE HARDER HITS

The damage spread across several prominent ship classes, with Apocalypse Navy Issues and Nightmares taking the brunt of the losses. Those hulls were joined by Purifiers, Vindicators, a Revelation, and a Vulture among the destroyed ships, underscoring that this was not a single-target event but a broader collapse of ships caught in the fighting. The presence of a Revelation among the wreckage points to a battle where capital assets were committed and then exposed to danger.

THE BREAK

The heaviest cost appears to have fallen on HOLD MY PROBS and Legion of xXDEATHXx and others, whose losses accounted for the largest share of the battle’s value. Brotherhood of Spacers and xqtywiznalamywmodxfhhopawzpqyjdwrpeptuaenabjawdzku and others also took losses, but at a much lower total, while BorderZone’s share remained comparatively small. The final blow was credited to WarBeacon, bringing the engagement’s signature target down after a drawn-out struggle.

WHY IT MATTERS

A 26.5 billion ISK destruction tally is costly even by the standards of New Eden’s larger fights, and a 32-ship loss count suggests the battle had teeth despite not becoming a full system-wide slaughter. For the groups involved, the result leaves behind more than wreckage: it marks a sharp expense, a visible exchange of force, and a reminder that in a long fight, the side that stays committed longest may still be the one that pays most dearly.

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