0.76
Capt Cornholium
9h ago
Jan 14, 2025(1y)
Jan 14, 2027(216d)
Combat
Kills3
Losses13
Efficiency19%
ISK
Destroyed45.47m
Lost756.29m
ISK Eff.6%
Solo
Solo Kills0
Solo Ratio0%
Final Blows2
Points3
Other
NPC Losses0
NPC Loss Ratio0%
Avg Kills/Day0.01
ActivityInactive
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Deteis
0.76
Capt Cornholium
Last Active
9h ago
Birthday
Jan 14, 2025 (1 years old)
Next Birthday
Jan 14, 2027 (216 days)
Combat
Kills3
Losses13
Efficiency19%
Danger Ratio100%
ISK
Destroyed45.47m
Lost756.29m
ISK Efficiency6%
Balance-710822885
Solo
Solo Kills0
Solo Ratio0%
Final Blows2
Points3
Other
NPC Losses0
NPC Loss Ratio0%
Avg Kills/Day0.01
ActivityInactive
No data available
Bio
Behold the tale of Gilgamesh, mighty king of Uruk, two-thirds god and one-third man, whose heart knew no rest and whose pride knew no bounds. In his dominion did the people cry out, burdened by his strength unchecked. The gods, in wisdom and in wrath, fashioned from the wilds Enkidu, a man of nature, untamed and free.
When these two titans met, they clashed as storms upon the plain, yet in their struggle was born a bond most deep, a love that knew no rival. Together, they sought glory, felling Humbaba, dread guardian of the Cedar Forest, and striking down the Bull of Heaven, sent by scorned Ishtar, whose affections Gilgamesh had spurned.
But lo! The gods, jealous of mortal defiance, did decree Enkidu’s doom. Upon his deathbed, he cursed the heavens and the earth, and Gilgamesh, stricken with sorrow, did rend his robes and wander in despair.
Haunted by the specter of his own demise, the king set forth upon a perilous path, seeking Utnapishtim, he who alone had conquered death. Across the waters of death did he travel, pleading for the secret of eternal life. Yet was he rebuked, for the fate of man is not to walk forever beneath the sun.
Hope still flickered in the form of a sacred plant, a bloom to restore youth—but as he rested, lo! A serpent did snatch it away, and with it, the last vestige of his dream.
Thus did Gilgamesh return to Uruk, his quest in vain, yet his wisdom grown. Standing before his city’s mighty walls, he beheld the works of his own hands and saw therein his true immortality.
O fleeting is the breath of man, yet through deed and legacy doth his name endure! - some Sumerian
When these two titans met, they clashed as storms upon the plain, yet in their struggle was born a bond most deep, a love that knew no rival. Together, they sought glory, felling Humbaba, dread guardian of the Cedar Forest, and striking down the Bull of Heaven, sent by scorned Ishtar, whose affections Gilgamesh had spurned.
But lo! The gods, jealous of mortal defiance, did decree Enkidu’s doom. Upon his deathbed, he cursed the heavens and the earth, and Gilgamesh, stricken with sorrow, did rend his robes and wander in despair.
Haunted by the specter of his own demise, the king set forth upon a perilous path, seeking Utnapishtim, he who alone had conquered death. Across the waters of death did he travel, pleading for the secret of eternal life. Yet was he rebuked, for the fate of man is not to walk forever beneath the sun.
Hope still flickered in the form of a sacred plant, a bloom to restore youth—but as he rested, lo! A serpent did snatch it away, and with it, the last vestige of his dream.
Thus did Gilgamesh return to Uruk, his quest in vain, yet his wisdom grown. Standing before his city’s mighty walls, he beheld the works of his own hands and saw therein his true immortality.
O fleeting is the breath of man, yet through deed and legacy doth his name endure! - some Sumerian
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Losses2
Efficiency0%
ISK Destroyed0
ISK Lost8.71m
ISK Efficiency0%
Solo Kills0
Solo Losses2
NPC Losses0
Blob Factor0
Active TimezoneUSTZ
Final Blows0
Points0
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