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Pacifier Lost in Swift Sivala Ambush
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Pacifier Lost in Swift Sivala Ambush

A Starway Solutions Pacifier worth 1.2 billion ISK was caught and destroyed in Sivala after a brief interception by Novus Ordo. The black-ops frigate did not last long once two attackers closed the net, with a Caracal delivering the final blow.

THE CATCH

The fight in Sivala was over almost as soon as it began, but the cost was anything but small. Starway Solutions lost a Pacifier flown by Pinnacle91, a ship built for stealth and precision, and one that rarely goes down quietly when it is properly positioned. In this case, the hunt appears to have ended before the target could slip away.

THE HUNTERS CLOSE IN

Novus Ordo. committed only two attackers to the kill, but that was enough to corner the frigate. Honzas Krutas, flying a Caracal, applied the decisive damage and secured the destruction, while Goddess of Destruction remained nearby in a capsule. For a ship designed to operate on the edge of visibility, being caught by a small hostile element can be fatal in an instant.

THE LOSSES

The Pacifier’s destruction accounted for 1.2 billion ISK in total value, with 625.8 million ISK destroyed and 526.3 million ISK recovered or dropped. Among the wreckage were Energy Cells, Mechanic Parts, Noise-5 'Needlejack' Filaments, Electric Conduits, and Construction Alloy, underlining that this was not just a lost hull but a loaded operational package broken apart in the engagement.

WHY IT MATTERS

Even a short clash can sting when it ends with a black-ops frigate on fire. With only five participants recorded in the wider scene, this was a compact but costly encounter that suggests Novus Ordo. found an opening and took it cleanly. For Starway Solutions, the loss of a Pacifier in Sivala is the kind of setback that reminds pilots how quickly a carefully flown ship can become a wreck in hostile space.

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