THE CLASH FOR KARJATAIMON
The fight in Karjataimon began at 18:03 and did not fully burn out until close to two hours later, suggesting a drawn-out engagement rather than a single sudden strike. Ninety-two pilots were involved overall, with the damage spread across three broad groupings: People's Liberation Alliance and Goonswarm Federation, and others; Project Potato and The Initiative., and others; and a smaller showing from Commando Guri. The scale of the losses points to a serious regional collision, not a brief roaming skirmish.
THE FLEETS THAT HIT HARDER
The largest share of the damage fell on Project Potato and The Initiative., and others, who appear to have absorbed the costliest end of the exchange. Their side accounts for roughly 4.7 billion ISK in losses, compared with about 3.45 billion ISK on the People's Liberation Alliance and Goonswarm Federation side. Commando Guri were present only in a limited way, with losses of just 36.9 million ISK, a footnote beside the main fleets grinding each other down.
THE SHIPS LOST TO THE FIGHT
The wreckage shows a mix of doctrine hulls and battlecruisers and battleships disappearing into the fire. Brutix Navy Issues were the most numerous individual loss, followed by Ravens, Typhoons, Punishers, Raven Navy Issues, and Drakes. That spread suggests sustained pressure on multiple ship classes rather than a clean collapse of one particular wing, with the fight likely moving through several phases as pilots tried to hold, disengage, or reinforce under fire.
THE PRICE OF THE ENGAGEMENT
The single most consequential destruction in the battle was the 8.2 billion ISK loss tied to Karjataimon itself, destroyed by the People's Liberation Alliance and Goonswarm Federation side after 92 attackers were involved in the final outcome. The result leaves Project Potato and The Initiative. paying the larger share of the bill, but the wider engagement also shows both major sides trading meaningful losses. In New Eden terms, that makes Karjataimon less a clean victory than a costly exchange that ended with one side absorbing the sharper blow.