THE CATCH
The fight in J113712 involved 18 participants and quickly escalated into a costly exchange rather than a brief skirmish. On one side stood 33 Year Old Men Rage Rolling On A Friday Night and The Black Shores; opposing them were Science and Trade Institute, Hidden Variables, and others. The final tally suggests a compact but serious engagement, the kind of fight where every commitment carried real risk and every mistake could turn into a wreck on the field.
THE HEAVY HULLS
The wreckage shows how far the combat escalated. Seven Leshaks were lost, alongside three Vargurs, a Naglfar, a Phoenix Navy Issue, an Occator, and a Buzzard. That mix points to a battle where expensive hulls were not spared, and where both marauders and capitals were drawn into the same contest. The presence of a Naglfar and Phoenix Navy Issue in the losses underscores just how dangerous the situation became once heavier ships entered the fight.
THE BREAK
By the end of the engagement, 33 Year Old Men Rage Rolling On A Friday Night and The Black Shores had suffered the larger share of the damage, losing ships worth more than 13 billion ISK. Science and Trade Institute, Hidden Variables, and their allies also took losses, but at a much lower overall cost. That imbalance suggests the smaller side of the fight may have been caught out after the engagement settled into a punishing trade, with the field favoring the group able to keep pressure on the other.
THE COST
A battle of this size in a wormhole system does not fade quietly. The destruction of multiple marauders and capital hulls in J113712 leaves a mark not just in ISK, but in available force and operational tempo. Even without a sprawling coalition presence, the fight was expensive enough to matter: a reminder that in New Eden, a compact engagement can still produce capital-grade consequences.
