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Golem Blown Apart in 3.1B ISK Hunt in Funtanainen
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Golem Blown Apart in 3.1B ISK Hunt in Funtanainen

A State Protectorate Golem was caught and destroyed in Funtanainen in a brief strike that left little room for escape. The Marauder was lost to Renminbi Alliance fire, with a Babaroga landing the finishing blow and turning an expensive platform into wreckage and scattered cargo.

THE CATCH

The engagement in Funtanainen appears to have been a sharp interception rather than a prolonged brawl. With just four participants tied to the fight, the action stayed small, but the value on the field did not. A Golem piloted by Admiral Venator of State Protectorate became the focus, and once it was pinned down the encounter moved quickly toward destruction.

THE FINAL BLOW

The decisive moment came from smater van in a Babaroga of Renminbi Alliance, whose fire ended the Marauder’s run. The Golem absorbed 134,909 damage before going down, suggesting a concentrated attack that left no realistic chance for recovery. For a ship built to stand in dangerous space, the loss was abrupt and costly.

THE LOSSES

When the wreckage cleared, 2.4B ISK had been destroyed and 791.1M ISK in assets dropped from the ship. Among the cargo were large missile stocks, including thousands of Scourge Fury Cruise Missiles and Caldari Navy cruise ammunition, hinting that the Golem was operating with a heavily loaded bay. The remainder vanished with the hull, making the total loss climb to 3.1B ISK.

THE CONSEQUENCE

Single-ship losses of this scale matter because they are never routine. A Marauder represents both wealth and commitment, and losing one to a lone attacker from Renminbi Alliance is the kind of outcome that can sting far beyond the immediate ISK tally. In Funtanainen, the fight ended fast, but the wreck left behind a clear reminder of how exposed even a heavily armed battleship can be when the hunt goes wrong.

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