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Gila Crushed by Legion Gang in 6RCQ-V Hunt
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Gila Crushed by Legion Gang in 6RCQ-V Hunt

A 1.2 billion ISK Gila was caught and destroyed in 6RCQ-V after Triumvirate. forces closed in with a pack of Legions, turning a single ship into a costly loss for The Excommunicati.

THE CATCH

The engagement in 6RCQ-V was brief, but it was not cheap. What began as a small clash ended with DHB WildCat's Gila destroyed under concentrated fire from Triumvirate. pilots flying Legions, with the final blow credited to OldDog0815. The result was a fast and decisive kill that left little room for escape once the heavier hulls had committed.

THE PRICE OF ENTRY

The Gila was carrying a substantial combat loadout, and much of it was either lost or wrecked in the destruction. The ship itself accounted for the bulk of the 1.2 billion ISK total, with 888.3 million ISK destroyed and another 302.1 million ISK dropped. Its cargo of heavy assault missiles and Nanite Repair Paste suggests the ship was prepared for sustained fighting, but preparation was not enough once the hunt closed around it.

THE HUNTING PARTY

Triumvirate. brought at least 12 attackers into the engagement, while the wider battle record shows 19 participants in the area. Several of the notable attackers were flying Legions, including 50c, Elder Thorn, Odysseus Olacar, Icarus Tendris, and OldDog0815. That concentration of force suggests a coordinated catch rather than a stray encounter, and the Gila appears to have been isolated at the wrong moment.

WHY IT MATTERS

For The Excommunicati and DHB WildCat's corporation, The Holy Church of the Barghest, the loss removes a valuable and versatile cruiser from play and hands Triumvirate. a clean, expensive trophy. In New Eden, a ship like this does not simply disappear into the wreckage of one fight; it marks a moment where a hunting group got its target, and got it quickly.

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