26.5B ISK Holding Out in H-29TM Ends in a Coalition Kill

A 26.5 billion ISK ship marked as H-29TM was destroyed in a large-scale fight in H-29TM, where 217 participants traded blows over the course of a prolonged engagement. The loss landed in the hands of a mixed attacking force led by Brotherhood of Spacers and a closely named partner bloc, with HOLD MY PROBS and Legion of xXDEATHXx among the heaviest losers on the field.

THE BREAK

The fight in H-29TM developed into a major battle rather than a quick catch. By the time it ended, 32 ships had been destroyed and the total value of the engagement had climbed to 26.5 billion ISK. The scale suggests a coordinated clash in which several groups were committed long enough for the situation to harden into a costly exchange instead of a brief interception.

THE PRIZE

The headline loss was the 26.5 billion ISK H-29TM itself, destroyed after pressure from a 217-strong attacking side. WarBeacon is listed with the final blow, but the damage came from a wider effort that included Brotherhood of Spacers, xqtywiznalamywmodxfhhopawzpqyjdwrpeptuaenabjawdzku, Skuffed Out., Snuffed Out, and Abyssal Brick Rollers. That mix points to a battle where the target was worn down by sustained attention rather than a single sudden strike.

THE LOSSES

The ship mix shows just how hard the engagement bit into both sides. Among the destroyed hulls were Apocalypse Navy Issues and Nightmares, alongside Purifiers, Vindicators, a Revelation, and a Vulture. Those losses suggest a fight that escalated across multiple ship classes, with subcapital pressure colliding with heavier assets before control of the field finally tipped.

THE COST

HOLD MY PROBS and Legion of xXDEATHXx and its partners absorbed the largest share of the damage, losing more than 21 billion ISK in the engagement. Brotherhood of Spacers and its allies also took a significant hit, but the overall result still leaves H-29TM as the defining prize of the battle: an expensive destruction in a large, messy clash that ended with one side paying dearly to keep the upper hand.

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