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Obelisk and a 3.4B ISK Loss End Frulegur Haul in a 5B ISK Interception
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Obelisk and a 3.4B ISK Loss End Frulegur Haul in a 5B ISK Interception

A 5B ISK engagement in Frulegur ended with an Obelisk and a 3.4B ISK ship destroyed after COASTAL BROTHERHOOD and Snuffed Out pressed a small 25-pilot fight into a costly interception. The larger prize was the unidentified vessel known as Ship 12753, which finally fell to Arche's Frule Lamp in a Gnosis after a prolonged engagement that left little room for escape.

THE CATCH

What began as a relatively small 25-participant clash in Frulegur turned into a punishing loss for the defenders. COASTAL BROTHERHOOD and Snuffed Out were on the attack, and the fight ultimately claimed two ships, including an Obelisk and the far more expensive Ship 12753. The total value of the engagement reached roughly 5B ISK, but the loss that will be remembered is the 3.4B ISK destruction of the unidentified target.

THE BREAKDOWN

The damage to Ship 12753 appears to have been shared across a compact hunting group rather than a broad fleet. Five attackers are tied to the final kill, with Arche's Frule Lamp in a Gnosis landing the finishing blow after support from Lobely Bamby in a Praxis, henhain zzz Davaham in a Broadsword, and an Arazu piloted by Unknown attacker 95404670. The presence of an Enforcer flown by Oksanas Akiga suggests additional outside involvement or reinforcements in the wider brawl, though the key result remained the same: the target was isolated and brought down.

THE PRIZE LOST

Ship 12753 was not merely another wreck on the field. Of its 3.4B ISK value, 1.6B ISK was destroyed outright and 1.8B ISK reportedly dropped, making the loss sting from both angles. The listed victim, an unidentified pilot from an independent operator within alliance 99011426, was left with little to show for the attempt once the attack team closed in. Alongside it, the destruction of the Obelisk points to an engagement where transport or logistics assets were exposed at exactly the wrong moment.

THE CONSEQUENCE

For the groups involved, the fight in Frulegur was less about raw numbers than about timing and vulnerability. A ship valued in the billions did not survive contact, and the loss of the Obelisk reinforces that the attackers found a seam worth exploiting. In New Eden terms, that is often enough: one catch, one escape denied, and one expensive mistake can define an entire evening on the map.

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