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8h ago
Jun 5, 2025(0y)
Jun 5, 2026(6d)
Combat
Kills633
Losses17
Efficiency97%
ISK
Destroyed494.28b
Lost7.18b
ISK Eff.99%
Solo
Solo Kills449
Solo Ratio71%
Final Blows504
Points695
Other
NPC Losses0
NPC Loss Ratio0%
Avg Kills/Day1.76
ActivityVery High
Caldari
Achura
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BIack Annis
EviI Witch[WITAP]
Howitzers and Champagne[HOW]<color=0xFF8B0000>☠邪恶女巫☠黑色安妮丝™ </color<color=0xEF000000>☠the Evil Witch☠ BIack Annis ™</color>
Last Active
8h ago
Birthday
Jun 5, 2025 (0 years old)
Next Birthday
Jun 5, 2026 (6 days)
Combat
Kills633
Losses17
Efficiency97%
Danger Ratio100%
ISK
Destroyed494.28b
Lost7.18b
ISK Efficiency99%
Balance+487.10b
Solo
Solo Kills449
Solo Ratio71%
Final Blows504
Points695
Other
NPC Losses0
NPC Loss Ratio0%
Avg Kills/Day1.76
ActivityVery High
Bio
Black Annis - Leicester Legend or Widespread Myths?
By Kate Westwood Rise of Evil
Kill: Toshiba Amiga Commodore's Caldari Shuttle
Published Samhain 1998
There will be but a few readers who have not heard of the infamous Black Annis. For virtually every book that refers to Anu or Danu there is a mention of Annis and about half of these refer to Gentle Annis or Cailleach Bheur (or Bear e). Black Annis crops up not only in books on folklore, mythology or witchcraft, but also historical tomes - especially ones on Leicester.
The Tales
Annis has borne many names over the years - Black Anna, Black Anny, Black Agnes as well as Cat Anna. Her dwelling was a cave (called Black Anna's, or Black Annis's Bower) in the low-lying Dane Hills on the outskirts of Leicester. Annis is supposed to have clawed the cave out of the sandstone rock using naught but her long, and very sharp, nails. At its mouth grew a pollarded oak in which Black Annis crouched in order to pounce on unsuspecting children. These she carried off into her cave, sucked them dry of blood and ate their flesh before draping the flayed skins of her victims out to dry on the oak's branches. She wore a skirt sewn from the skins of her human prey. As she also preyed on animals, local shepherds blamed any lost sheep on her hunger. Many a generation of Leicester's young, if either naughty or out after dark, were told, 'watch out or Annis'll get you'.
By the late 19th century her cave was filling-up with earth. A housing estate, built just after the first world war, now covers the area. A 19th century eye-witness said the cave was 4-5 feet wide and 7-8 feet long and 'having a ledge of rock, for a seat, running along each side'. A tunnel was said to connect Black Annis's Bower with Leicester Castle and she had the free-run of its length
By Kate Westwood Rise of Evil
Kill: Toshiba Amiga Commodore's Caldari Shuttle
Published Samhain 1998
There will be but a few readers who have not heard of the infamous Black Annis. For virtually every book that refers to Anu or Danu there is a mention of Annis and about half of these refer to Gentle Annis or Cailleach Bheur (or Bear e). Black Annis crops up not only in books on folklore, mythology or witchcraft, but also historical tomes - especially ones on Leicester.
The Tales
Annis has borne many names over the years - Black Anna, Black Anny, Black Agnes as well as Cat Anna. Her dwelling was a cave (called Black Anna's, or Black Annis's Bower) in the low-lying Dane Hills on the outskirts of Leicester. Annis is supposed to have clawed the cave out of the sandstone rock using naught but her long, and very sharp, nails. At its mouth grew a pollarded oak in which Black Annis crouched in order to pounce on unsuspecting children. These she carried off into her cave, sucked them dry of blood and ate their flesh before draping the flayed skins of her victims out to dry on the oak's branches. She wore a skirt sewn from the skins of her human prey. As she also preyed on animals, local shepherds blamed any lost sheep on her hunger. Many a generation of Leicester's young, if either naughty or out after dark, were told, 'watch out or Annis'll get you'.
By the late 19th century her cave was filling-up with earth. A housing estate, built just after the first world war, now covers the area. A 19th century eye-witness said the cave was 4-5 feet wide and 7-8 feet long and 'having a ledge of rock, for a seat, running along each side'. A tunnel was said to connect Black Annis's Bower with Leicester Castle and she had the free-run of its length
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Stats
Kills190
Losses6
Efficiency97%
ISK Destroyed20.54b
ISK Lost1.85b
ISK Efficiency92%
Solo Kills141
Solo Losses2
NPC Losses0
Blob Factor3.59
Active TimezoneEUTZ
Final Blows159
Points252
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Intel Profile
PlaystyleSolo (192 kills)
Solo 72% Small 18% Mid 7% Fleet 2% Blob 1%
Avg Fleet: 3.6
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