A Reversal in C6CG-W: Two Support Kills, Then a Navy Apocalypse Falls

In the Perrigen Falls system of C6CG-W, 792 pilots collided in a fleet battle. Among the wrecks, one exchange stands out: Finger Mage of Celestial Palace delivered final blows to two Fraternity support ships - a Basilisk and a Huginn - before losing his own Apocalypse Navy Issue, the largest individual loss in the engagement, to Fraternity's Charlie Shihari.

Alliances involved

Fraternity.
Goonswarm Federation
Celestial Palace.

      79.3B ISK
      Destroyed
    

792 Participants

— Capitals lost

Two Support Hulls Fall

Finger Mage, flying for Celestial Palace, was credited with the final blows on Amanesis's Basilisk and VasapeI's Huginn. Both pilots were in Fraternity. The Basilisk is a logistics cruiser; the Huginn is a force recon ship. Neither is a line brawler, but each is a keystone of a fleet's sustain and tackle denial. Their loss would sting any command, even in a fight of this size.

The Navy Apocalypse Trade

Later, Finger Mage lost his own hull: an Apocalypse Navy Issue worth 865.3 million ISK, the largest individual loss recorded from the battle. The final blow came from Charlie Shihari of Fraternity. The reversal is stark: the pilot who removed two Fraternity support ships ended the day as the owner of a very expensive wreck.

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