Revelation Navy Issue Falls in 24.5B ISK Clash in J122520

A short but expensive fight in J122520 ended with Brave Collective losing a Revelation Navy Issue and three other capital ships in a 24.5 billion ISK engagement. No Vacancies. appears to have carried the heavier punch, with 47 participants converging in the wormhole system before the field broke around the doomed capital.

THE CATCH

The action in J122520 unfolded fast, lasting just under four minutes from first contact to the end of the fight. What began as a capital-scale clash in a wormhole system quickly turned into a costly breakdown for Brave Collective, whose force included a Revelation Navy Issue, two Phoenixes, and a Phoenix Navy Issue among the losses recorded.

THE BREAK

The most expensive prize of the engagement was the Revelation Navy Issue flown by Ph0enix Down of Brave Collective's Incredible. corporation. It was destroyed for 9.6 billion ISK, with 7.4 billion ISK in value removed from the field and 2.2 billion ISK recovered. The final blow came from Poiuyt20 Fliba in a Zirnitra, after 37 attackers had helped grind the ship down.

THE PRESSURE

The damage spread beyond the flagship. Notable attackers included a Praedormitan Missile source listed among the fighting, suggesting the engagement drew in more than one element, while a Drifter Response Battleship and a Brave Collective Phoenix Navy Issue also appear in the combat mix. The presence of helium isotopes, strontium clathrates, nanite repair paste, and Scorch XL among the notable item losses suggests the ships were fully stocked for serious capital warfare, and some of that stock never made it out.

THE COST

By the end, Brave Collective had lost four ships in all, while No Vacancies. emerged as the listed attacker organization on the field. For a fight of this duration, the value destroyed is what stands out most: a 24.5 billion ISK engagement that stripped a capital asset from the battlefield and left behind the kind of wreckage that tends to echo well beyond a single system in wormhole space.

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

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