Scumlords Catch Fraternity Anshar in K42-IE Worth 8.7 Billion ISK
A Fraternity. Anshar was brought down in K42-IE in a swift strike that turned an expensive logistics hull into an 8.7 billion ISK loss for its pilot. Scumlords claimed the destruction, with the final blow delivered by a Purifier as the carrier-grade transport was stripped of most of its value before it was finished off.
THE CATCH
The destruction unfolded in a brief engagement that appears to have left little room for escape. The target was an Anshar flown by Greed huo of Fraternity. and Fraternity Building Management, a ship whose role and price tag make it a tempting prize whenever it is exposed. In K42-IE, Scumlords were on hand with six attackers tied to the loss, and the encounter ended with the jump freighter down before reinforcements or a withdrawal could change the outcome.
THE PRIZE
At 8.7 billion ISK, the loss was dominated by the ship itself: 7.9 billion ISK destroyed and just under 797 million ISK dropped. The wreck also suggests the ship was carrying significant cargo, including 286,995 Oxygen Isotopes that survived the blast. Among the salvage and destruction were multiple ORE Expanded Cargoholds, while an Orbital Skyhook was listed among the items destroyed, adding another layer of cost to an already painful loss.
THE FINISH
Fran Newdawn, flying a Purifier for Scumlords, landed the final blow, with four other attackers contributing damage from capsules as the target was brought down. That mix of ships points to a small but coordinated hunt rather than a sprawling fleet action, the kind of contact where timing and exposure matter more than numbers. Once the Anshar was caught, the result was decisive rather than prolonged.
THE CONSEQUENCE
For Fraternity., the loss of an Anshar in K42-IE is the sort of event that stings immediately: a costly transport gone in moments, cargo disrupted, and a valuable hull erased from the grid. For Scumlords, it is a clean ambush and a high-value kill that underlines how dangerous even a single lapse can be in transit. In a universe where expensive logistics ships live and die on brief windows of safety, this was one of the latter.
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