Decade in New Eden with Dark Venture Corporation, specializing in wormhole operations and pilot development. Combat experience built through armor doctrine and drone warfare—learned more from mistakes than victories.

Every engagement teaches something. Bad positioning, poor target selection, overconfidence—made all those errors and more. The expensive lessons stick longest. Now I help new pilots avoid the same traps, or at least understand why they're walking into them.

Wormhole space strips away the safety nets. No local chat, no gate guns, no second chances. You learn to think three moves ahead or you learn to replace ships. Both are valuable skills.

Industrial operations fund the teaching. Sleeper sites, gas harvesting, manufacturing—the ISK flows where pilots are willing to take real risks. Recent asset safety incidents were costly reminders that empire space has its own dangers.

Currently based in our corporate wormhole, running training fleets and showing newcomers that sacrifice isn't failure—it's investment. Every ship you lose in w-space makes you better at not losing the next one.

The goal isn't to avoid mistakes, it's to make them count. Wormhole space forces you to learn fast or learn expensively, preferably both.
Experience earned through necessity.


P.S. Null-Seccers can get this d***.