In C6CG-W, a Celestial Palace Pilot Claims Two Fraternity Support Ships, Then Loses a Navy Apocalypse

The C6CG-W system in Perrigen Falls drew 792 pilots into a fleet battle where a single Celestial Palace pilot delivered the final blow to two Fraternity support ships, only to become the owner of the fight’s costliest wreck.

Alliances involved

Fraternity.
Goonswarm Federation
Celestial Palace.

      79.7B ISK
      Destroyed
    

792 Participants

— Capitals lost

Support Ships Fall to a Single Pilot

Finger Mage of Celestial Palace landed final blows on Amanesis's Basilisk, a logistics cruiser, and VasapeI's Huginn, a force recon ship, both flying for Fraternity. The two hulls mattered in the moment, but neither approached the value of what followed.

The Navy Apocalypse Becomes the Bill

Later in the same engagement, Charlie Shihari of Fraternity delivered the final blow to Finger Mage's Apocalypse Navy Issue. At 865.3 million ISK, the battleship was the largest individual loss selected from the battle, heavier than the Basilisk and Huginn credited to its pilot earlier.

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