Apocalypse Navy Issue Lost in a Dracarys. Friendly Fire Incident in NQH-MR
An Apocalypse Navy Issue worth 2.3 billion ISK was destroyed in NQH-MR in a brief and tangled engagement that appears to have gone wrong inside Dracarys. lines. The ship’s loss, claimed by Thunderchilds flown by Ylomoo and Vanpaa with an additional heavy hit from an unaligned Angel Dreadnought, turned into an expensive reminder that even familiar space can become lethal in an instant.
THE CATCH
The fight in NQH-MR was over almost as soon as it began. What the data shows is a small, fast-moving clash involving four participants and a single high-value target: an Apocalypse Navy Issue flown by Naakkoo of Dracarys., from Heidelberg.. Against that backdrop, the battleship became the center of attention and the entire engagement narrowed around its destruction.
THE FINAL VOLLEY
Ylomoo, flying a Thunderchild, landed the final blow after dealing 80,230 damage, narrowly outpacing Vanpaa in a second Thunderchild on 79,889 damage. An additional 69,955 damage came from an unidentified attacker in an Angel Dreadnought, suggesting the target was pinned under concentrated capital-scale fire long enough for the finish to be inevitable. The ship’s fittings tell their own story: Domination Large Proton Smartbombs, a Republic Fleet Large Cap Battery, and a Large Capacitor Control Circuit I were all lost with it, while one smartbomb appears to have been recovered.
THE PRICE
The wreck stripped out 1.5 billion ISK in destroyed value and another 846.5 million ISK in dropped assets, a painful split for a battleship that should have been able to project power, not become a prize. Even without a wider battlefield to measure it against, the total makes this a costly loss by any standard, especially for a Navy Issue hull carrying faction modules.
WHY IT MATTERS
This was not a sprawling fleet action, but it was the kind of sharp, sudden loss that can matter just as much to the pilot involved. A faction battleship erased in seconds in NQH-MR suggests a moment of exposure, bad timing, or simply the wrong vessel in the wrong place when heavier ships locked on. For Dracarys., the loss is a reminder that value alone does not grant safety in New Eden; sometimes it only makes the target easier to notice.
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