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Wrateh
KARNAGE[KARNG]Caldari State
10d ago
Aug 10, 2010(15y)
Aug 10, 2026(27d)
Combat
Kills2,769
Losses271
Efficiency91%
ISK
Destroyed484.69b
Lost40.21b
ISK Eff.92%
Solo
Solo Kills724
Solo Ratio26%
Final Blows1,629
Points4,528
Other
NPC Losses18
NPC Loss Ratio7%
Avg Kills/Day0.48
ActivityVery High
Caldari
Civire
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Wrateh
KARNAGE[KARNG]Caldari State
Last Active
10d ago
Birthday
Aug 10, 2010 (15 years old)
Next Birthday
Aug 10, 2026 (27 days)
Combat
Kills2,769
Losses271
Efficiency91%
Danger Ratio93%
ISK
Destroyed484.69b
Lost40.21b
ISK Efficiency92%
Balance+444.48b
Solo
Solo Kills724
Solo Ratio26%
Final Blows1,629
Points4,528
Other
NPC Losses18
NPC Loss Ratio7%
Avg Kills/Day0.48
ActivityVery High
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Bio
There was a time when I believed space was empty, that the silence between systems meant there was nothing there to hear it. That was before I started noticing the small inconsistencies—the delay in a response that should have been instant, the feeling of being observed in places where no one appeared on scan, the way certain systems seemed quieter than others, not by absence, but by intention. You tell yourself it’s nothing at first, just fatigue, just too many jumps and not enough rest, but the thought lingers longer than it should.
It’s not the fights or the losses that stay with you. Those make sense. They follow rules, even when you lose. It’s the moments where nothing happens that begin to feel wrong—the empty gates, the stillness that doesn’t shift, the sense that you arrived slightly too late or slightly too early, as if something had already passed through and chosen not to leave a trace. You learn to move on, to ignore it, because there’s no evidence, nothing you can point to and say this is where it began.
But sometimes, in the quiet between jumps, you catch yourself hesitating for just a second longer than usual, not because you expect danger, but because something in you recognizes the pattern before you do. And by the time you realize it, you’ve already moved anyway.
It’s not the fights or the losses that stay with you. Those make sense. They follow rules, even when you lose. It’s the moments where nothing happens that begin to feel wrong—the empty gates, the stillness that doesn’t shift, the sense that you arrived slightly too late or slightly too early, as if something had already passed through and chosen not to leave a trace. You learn to move on, to ignore it, because there’s no evidence, nothing you can point to and say this is where it began.
But sometimes, in the quiet between jumps, you catch yourself hesitating for just a second longer than usual, not because you expect danger, but because something in you recognizes the pattern before you do. And by the time you realize it, you’ve already moved anyway.
Dashboard
Stats
Kills425
Losses36
Efficiency92%
ISK Destroyed65.24b
ISK Lost2.70b
ISK Efficiency96%
Solo Kills66
Solo Losses12
NPC Losses2
Blob Factor8.26
Active TimezoneUSTZ
Final Blows162
Points2,184
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Intel Profile
PlaystyleSmall Gang (425 kills)
Solo 11% Small 42% Mid 31% Fleet 16%
Avg Fleet: 8.3 Bait (10x)
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