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4.8B ISK Target Destroyed in EOA-ZC Dogpile
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4.8B ISK Target Destroyed in EOA-ZC Dogpile

A 4.8 billion ISK ship was caught and destroyed in EOA-ZC as a large crowd of 138 pilots converged on the fight, turning a single loss into a brief but costly flashpoint. The final blow came from MindOverAll in a Cyclone Fleet Issue, capping what appears to have been a heavily stacked engagement rather than a clean one-on-one hunt.

THE CATCH

The engagement in EOA-ZC centred on one expensive ship that never found a clean exit. The victim, listed as an unidentified pilot of Minmatar Fleet Alliance, lost a vessel identified as Ship 24483, with the destruction putting 3.6 billion ISK beyond recovery and leaving another 1.2 billion ISK in dropped assets behind. In a system where movement is rarely free, the target appears to have been isolated long enough for the attackers to close in decisively.

THE CROWD CLOSES IN

The scale of the fight suggests this was no quiet ambush. A total of 138 participants were recorded around the engagement, with Solyaris Chtonium on one side and Minmatar Fleet Alliance on the other. The damage picture points to a crowded brawl rather than a surgical strike, and the list of attackers shows support from Fraternity. and Northern Coalition. alongside the final-blow pilot, suggesting the target was being worn down by multiple Cyclone Fleet Issues from several aligned groups.

THE FINISH

MindOverAll of Solyaris Chtonium landed the final blow in a Cyclone Fleet Issue, but the damage had already been spread across a number of attackers. That matters because it indicates the ship was under sustained pressure before the finishing shot landed, with hijk14, Leany Umangiar, KIddsis Wang, and nikkin2 all contributing substantial damage from Cyclone Fleet Issues of their own. The result was a coordinated collapse rather than a sudden lucky strike.

THE LOSSES

For the victim, the loss was expensive enough to sting even in EVE terms. The ship carried a notable amount of fuel and combat supplies, including more than 58,000 Hydrogen Isotopes and a stock of Navy Cap Booster 3200 charges, some destroyed and some recovered after the wreck broke apart. That mix suggests the vessel was operating with enough logistical weight to matter, making the destruction feel less like a routine casualty and more like a meaningful prize taken off the field.

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