Revelation Navy Issue Crushed in 22.6B ISK Wormhole Clash

A Revelation Navy Issue worth 9.2 billion ISK was broken apart in J012686 after a coordinated attack by Istvaan V and allies turned a tense wormhole fight into a costly collapse. The engagement ran for more than 40 minutes and left three capital hulls destroyed across 18 participants, with the heaviest blow landing on Leonard Katherine’s flagship.

THE TARGET

The fight’s defining prize was a Revelation Navy Issue flown by Leonard Katherine of Great Wildlands Conservation Society, backed by International Criminal Police Organization. At 9.2 billion ISK, it was the sort of ship that draws attention the moment it appears on grid: expensive, dangerous, and never truly safe once the other side has committed to the tackle. When it finally went down, 6.5 billion ISK of the hull was destroyed and another 2.7 billion ISK worth of modules and cargo were recovered or lost in the wreckage.

THE PRESSURE BUILDS

The attack came from Istvaan V, whose ships did the bulk of the damage and appear to have formed the core of the assault. The final blow was landed by Dissolution Sequencer in a Leshak, one of four Leshaks among the highest-damage attackers recorded in the engagement. Wake Limiter, Obfuscation Manifold, and n3Tyx u3 cHyfoB all pushed through heavy damage of their own, suggesting the capital was under sustained pressure rather than caught by a single lucky volley.

THE COLLAPSE

The Revelation Navy Issue was not the only capital to fall. Across the same engagement, a standard Revelation was destroyed as well, alongside the Navy Issue loss, bringing the total ship count to three. A Sabre from H.E.L.L. also appears in the damage record, hinting at support on the field as the fight tightened in the wormhole system. With only 18 participants involved, the destruction of two Revelation-class capitals suggests a hard-fought exchange that escalated well beyond a routine roaming clash.

THE COST

By the end, the engagement had reached 22.6 billion ISK in total value. For Great Wildlands Conservation Society and Istvaan V alike, the fact that both names appear on the attacker and victim lists suggests a fight in which the same alliance’s interests were split across the field, or at least a battle where reporting overlaps obscure a clean front line. Whatever the exact shape of the conflict, the result is clear enough: a valuable capital core was broken, expensive fittings were scattered, and one of the more significant wormhole losses of the evening was left smoking in J012686.

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Based on recorded combat data Narrative based on recorded New Eden activity and archived editorial analysis.

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