Blue Loot Not Included Loses 3.3B ISK in Wormhole Clash

A 3.3 billion ISK fight inside J113449 ended with Blue Loot Not Included taking the heavier share of the damage as 23 attackers from Snuffed Out and Get Jinxed, and others, pressed the engagement to a costly finish. The clash lasted just over an hour, but it left behind a string of destroyed battlecruisers, command ships, and support hulls that suggest a sharp, organised exchange rather than a brief roadside brawl.

THE PRESSURE BUILDS

The fight in J113449 opened as a compact but serious engagement, with 23 participants committing to a contest that quickly climbed beyond the value of a routine wormhole skirmish. Blue Loot Not Included emerged as the larger named victim side in the report, while Snuffed Out and Get Jinxed, and others, appear to have driven the tempo of the action as the battle unfolded across the system.

THE BREAK

The losses tell the shape of the fight. Blue Loot Not Included absorbed the bulk of the damage, with nearly 2.9 billion ISK destroyed on their side, while the opposing coalition also paid a significant price at just over 404 million ISK. The wreckage included Harbinger Navy Issues, Sleipnirs, Prophecy Navy Issues, Pontifexes, Bifrosts, and Storks — a mix that suggests both heavy hitters and the support ships needed to keep a fleet moving in wormhole space.

THE LAST EXCHANGE

The final blow went to WarBeacon, closing out a battle that had already run for more than an hour and left both sides bloodied. With 19 ships lost in total, the engagement appears to have turned on sustained pressure rather than a single spectacular strike, and the presence of multiple command and logistics-adjacent hulls points to a fight where coordination mattered almost as much as firepower.

WHY IT MATTERS

For Blue Loot Not Included, the loss of a 3.3 billion ISK engagement in J113449 is the kind of setback that can linger well beyond the field itself. In wormhole space, where every ship committed is a risk and every exit can become a trap, a battle like this can disrupt operations, burn through reserves, and remind everyone involved that even a modestly sized fleet action can become an expensive gamble once the shooting starts.

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

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