THE CLASH FOR 2ID-87
The battle opened at 15:10 and did not end until 18:55, turning 2ID-87 into the scene of one of the day’s most punishing fleet actions. The fight drew in forces tied to HOLD MY PROBS and Legion of xXDEATHXx on one side, and xqtywiznalamywmodxfhhopawzpqyjdwrpeptuaenabjawdzku alongside Brotherhood of Spacers on the other, with additional groups feeding into both coalitions as the engagement escalated. By the time the guns fell silent, the system had seen 202 ship losses and a total value destroyed of 460.3 billion ISK.
CAPITALS AND BATTLESHIPS IN THE FIRE
The wreckage suggests this was not a brief skirmish but a full-scale commitment of expensive assets. Among the dead were Zirnitras, Nightmare-class battleships, and Apocalypse Navy Issue hulls, alongside a Purifier and even an Amarr Shuttle caught in the wrong place at the wrong time. That mix points to a fight that widened beyond the heavy hitters, with support ships and smaller craft pulled into the same deadly exchange as the larger vessels tried to hold the line.
THE PRICE OF STAYING IN RANGE
The heaviest destruction appears to have fallen on xqtywiznalamywmodxfhhopawzpqyjdwrpeptuaenabjawdzku and Brotherhood of Spacers, whose losses totaled more than 237.5 billion ISK. HOLD MY PROBS and Legion of xXDEATHXx also took severe punishment, losing over 222.7 billion ISK in the same battle. The scale of the losses suggests neither side was able to break cleanly away once the engagement turned hot, and both paid heavily for remaining committed as the fight dragged on.
A STAND THAT WILL BE REMEMBERED
The battle was ultimately decided by the side fielding 366 attackers, with HOLD MY PROBS listed prominently among the damage dealers and Red Alliance, Reeloaded., and Lunar Luminescence also contributing to the destruction. WarBeacon records the final blow as coming from the battle report itself, underscoring that this was a collective annihilation rather than a single decisive strike. In practical terms, 2ID-87 has been left with a field of expensive wrecks and a reminder of how quickly a long-running fleet confrontation can spiral into one of the region’s costliest losses.