Amamake Fight Ends in 90.4B ISK Bloodshed as Major Fleets Collide

A major clash in Amamake left 118 ships destroyed and more than 90.4 billion ISK in losses after a 254-pilot engagement drew in several of New Eden’s hard-hitting lowsec names. The heaviest damage landed on Snuffed Out and Hashashin Cartel, and others, but the fight spread across multiple coalitions and hull classes before the field finally settled.

THE COLLISION

What began in Amamake turned into a large-scale engagement involving Deepwater Hooligans and Sedition., The Initiative. and Slide On Contact, Snuffed Out and Hashashin Cartel, and others, along with smaller elements including Space Autism LLC. and War of the Flea, and Knees Weak Arms Spaghetti. With 254 participants on the field, the fight was never going to remain a brief exchange. Instead, it escalated into a costly lowsec brawl that left both sides trading serious hulls under heavy pressure.

THE BLOOD PRICE

The losses were dominated by battleships and heavier combat ships, a sign that this was no quick skirmish. Machariels accounted for the largest share of destroyed hulls, with Tempest Fleet Issues, Typhoons, Typhoon Fleet Issues, and even a Revelation Navy Issue also caught in the wreckage. That mix suggests a fight where fleets stayed committed long enough for expensive ships to be exposed, rather than disengaging at the first sign of trouble.

THE MAIN BLOW

The most significant destruction fell on Snuffed Out and Hashashin Cartel, and others, who absorbed the largest share of the ISK damage. The 90.4 billion ISK loss stands out not just for its size, but because it came in a battle involving multiple organised groups rather than a single isolated target. The final blow was recorded to WarBeacon, underlining how the encounter was documented as a major battle report rather than a simple one-sided hit.

WHY IT MATTERS

Amamake has seen plenty of violence, but a 90.4 billion ISK battle with this many participants points to more than a passing roam. The engagement shows several active lowsec forces willing to commit real firepower into the same grid, and the scale of the losses will be felt well beyond the system itself. For the pilots involved, it was the kind of fight that ends with wrecks, bills, and a very clear reminder that Amamake still punishes overcommitment and rewards whoever lands the decisive trade.

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Based on recorded combat data Narrative based on recorded New Eden activity and archived editorial analysis.

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