Ten Capital Wrecks in MTO2-2 as Deepwater Hooligans Suffer Heavy Losses

Deepwater Hooligans brought a battle line of Machariels into MTO2-2 and left a trail of capital wrecks behind. The engagement caused heavy losses totaling 133.1B ISK. Against Typhoon Fleet Issues from Brotherhood of Spacers, Siberian Squads and UA Fleets Holding, and Nightmares from Synergy of Steel, the Deepwater side suffered heavy capital losses.

Alliances involved

Deepwater Hooligans
Brotherhood of Spacers
Synergy of Steel

      133.1B ISK
      Destroyed
    

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10 Capitals lost

The Fleets Take Shape

Deepwater Hooligans leaned on Machariel battleships, backed by Guardian and Zarmazd logistics. Brotherhood of Spacers, Siberian Squads and UA Fleets Holding answered with Typhoon Fleet Issues, Typhoons and Oneiros support, while Synergy of Steel added a wing of Nightmares with Basilisk support. Both sides fielded battleship lines with logistics cruisers to keep them in the fight.

Logistics Before Capitals

Before the capital losses began, a string of Guardians and Zarmazds, mostly from Deepwater Hooligans, had already been destroyed. Dock Workers lost an Apostle during the battle. Four Apostle force auxiliaries were lost, most belonging to Deepwater Hooligans, followed by six navy-issue dreadnoughts from Deepwater Hooligans.

The Standout Loss

The most expensive wreck of the engagement was Mord Dovanna's Phoenix Navy Issue, destroyed with a final blow credited to Stifler Hawk of Synergy of Steel. The dreadnought accounted for 8.3B ISK of the engagement's losses. It was a centerpiece of the capital carnage in the system.

A Costly Engagement for the Deepwater Side

Almost all of the capital pain landed on Deepwater Hooligans, with Dock Workers adding one Apostle. The wider engagement also chewed through pirate battleships, logistics cruisers and command destroyers, leaving the Deepwater side with far more wreckage than their opponents. Among the non-capital hulls were a Bhaalgorn and a Vindicator, losses that underlined the price of fielding rare battleships. Siberian Squads and UA Fleets Holding were among the other forces involved in the fight.

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