3.38
Solandri Regyri
Feb 18, 2026
Apr 4, 2021(5y)
Apr 4, 2027(352d)
Combat
Kills37
Losses26
Efficiency59%
ISK
Destroyed136.60b
Lost1.12b
ISK Eff.99%
Solo
Solo Kills1
Solo Ratio3%
Final Blows5
Points37
Other
NPC Losses10
NPC Loss Ratio38%
Avg Kills/Day0.02
ActivityLow
Minmatar
Brutor
3.38
Solandri Regyri
Last Active
Feb 18, 2026
Birthday
Apr 4, 2021 (5 years old)
Next Birthday
Apr 4, 2027 (352 days)
Combat
Kills37
Losses26
Efficiency59%
Danger Ratio62%
ISK
Destroyed136.60b
Lost1.12b
ISK Efficiency99%
Balance+135.48b
Solo
Solo Kills1
Solo Ratio3%
Final Blows5
Points37
Other
NPC Losses10
NPC Loss Ratio38%
Avg Kills/Day0.02
ActivityLow
No data available
Bio
Plunder
When certain vessels are lost in an area, a potential salvor might discover and plunder the wreck without knowledge of the wreck's owner.
In alignment with the Yulai Accords regarding Capsuleer relations towards and with cargo crates and wreckage. (1) Pre-owned salvage ("yellow wrecks") will be subject to immediate pickup and processing, and can be sold to the highest bidder. (2) Once a salvage operation has successfully completed a 15 minute rest period is applied.
Ugh theres a fanfic about me too ...
The Web. Or rather Stasis webifier as industrialists would call it. Not to forget all the variations these things came in. Fleeting compact for the ressourceful ship-fitters, XS enduring for the energy-skimping folks, Tech II for the competitive pirates out in the fringes of the galaxy. And not to forget the variants the clusters respective factions made, at least the ones who saw the importance in slowing down enemy ships.
But this Web module Solandri was staring at was made by Tobias. Tobias wasn't a faction but a rather crazy pirate engineer holed up in the region of Curse. Maker of the very best webs the clusters had ever seen. Even before she had finished reading the loot summary she had already hit the 'Loot all' button on her interface and the ships tractor beams worked overtime shoveling salvage, modules, tech and the very web into her Blockade runners cargohold.
The usual suspect warning was flashing already, yea this wasn't exactly legal, sure. But that's the express salvage business, big wins had big risks. - Target lock detected - Auras cold voice interjected Solandris feverish loot-sorting. She looked up on the overview, a cruiser was locking her up. Was it a corpmate of this still-hot just exploded transport ? An opportunist ? Who cares, her transporter wasn't exactly made to withstand the coming missile fury of an Orthrus class cruiser, pesky wannabe pirate model. She initiated warp to her usual loot dump spot. - Warp impossible due to external circumstances - Blast it ! The cruiser had finished his target lock faster than expected.[...]
When certain vessels are lost in an area, a potential salvor might discover and plunder the wreck without knowledge of the wreck's owner.
In alignment with the Yulai Accords regarding Capsuleer relations towards and with cargo crates and wreckage. (1) Pre-owned salvage ("yellow wrecks") will be subject to immediate pickup and processing, and can be sold to the highest bidder. (2) Once a salvage operation has successfully completed a 15 minute rest period is applied.
Ugh theres a fanfic about me too ...
The Web. Or rather Stasis webifier as industrialists would call it. Not to forget all the variations these things came in. Fleeting compact for the ressourceful ship-fitters, XS enduring for the energy-skimping folks, Tech II for the competitive pirates out in the fringes of the galaxy. And not to forget the variants the clusters respective factions made, at least the ones who saw the importance in slowing down enemy ships.
But this Web module Solandri was staring at was made by Tobias. Tobias wasn't a faction but a rather crazy pirate engineer holed up in the region of Curse. Maker of the very best webs the clusters had ever seen. Even before she had finished reading the loot summary she had already hit the 'Loot all' button on her interface and the ships tractor beams worked overtime shoveling salvage, modules, tech and the very web into her Blockade runners cargohold.
The usual suspect warning was flashing already, yea this wasn't exactly legal, sure. But that's the express salvage business, big wins had big risks. - Target lock detected - Auras cold voice interjected Solandris feverish loot-sorting. She looked up on the overview, a cruiser was locking her up. Was it a corpmate of this still-hot just exploded transport ? An opportunist ? Who cares, her transporter wasn't exactly made to withstand the coming missile fury of an Orthrus class cruiser, pesky wannabe pirate model. She initiated warp to her usual loot dump spot. - Warp impossible due to external circumstances - Blast it ! The cruiser had finished his target lock faster than expected.[...]
Dashboard
Stats
Kills1
Losses0
Efficiency100%
ISK Destroyed880.86m
ISK Lost0
ISK Efficiency100%
Solo Kills1
Solo Losses0
NPC Losses0
Blob Factor2
Active TimezoneEUTZ
Final Blows1
Points1
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Intel Profile
PlaystyleSmall Gang (1 kills)
Small 100%
Avg Fleet: 2
Typically Flies
Targets (Alliances)
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