One Killmail, Thirty-One Pilots
Thirty-one distinct pilot IDs appear in the recorded killmail, which is a lot of names for a single loss and about what a supercarrier worth 59.4B ISK tends to attract. There is no other hull in the record - no supporting losses alongside it, no capsule, no wrecked escort. Just the Hel, a victim organisation in Dracarys., and a final blow credited to Fraternity. Whether the rest of the engagement happened off the record or simply never made the killboard is not something the data answers. What it does show is that the ship died in Tenerifis and that its loss was counted in full.
The Price of Riding a Hel
Supercarriers are not casually replaced. A 59.4B ISK hole in a hangar is the kind of loss that shapes a pilot's plans for weeks, and the killmail leaves the value attached firmly to the hull rather than to whatever it was carrying. No damage leader is recorded for the kill, so the credit that does exist stops at the final blow: Rehaie U-chen, Fraternity., on a Dracarys. Hel in UALX-3.
