-2.62
Sep 1, 2020
May 15, 2016(9y)
May 15, 2026(27d)
Combat
Kills5,588
Losses1,039
Efficiency84%
ISK
Destroyed4.70t
Lost130.23b
ISK Eff.97%
Solo
Solo Kills700
Solo Ratio13%
Final Blows1,821
Points5,588
Other
NPC Losses65
NPC Loss Ratio6%
Avg Kills/Day1.54
ActivityInactive
Caldari
Civire
-2.62
Last Active
Sep 1, 2020
Birthday
May 15, 2016 (9 years old)
Next Birthday
May 15, 2026 (27 days)
Combat
Kills5,588
Losses1,039
Efficiency84%
Danger Ratio94%
ISK
Destroyed4.70t
Lost130.23b
ISK Efficiency97%
Balance+4.57t
Solo
Solo Kills700
Solo Ratio13%
Final Blows1,821
Points5,588
Other
NPC Losses65
NPC Loss Ratio6%
Avg Kills/Day1.54
ActivityInactive
No data available
Bio
In YC 116 the Mordu's Legion reportedly fielded new ship designs in what seemed like shakedown cruises around their home region, as well as their operations in the Intaki system. Shipping reports in Intaki specifically highlighted unknown silhouettes dispersed among the traditional Caldari designed Mordu's Legion patrols engaging in interdiction activities as well as seemingly leading the patrol fleets.
Eventually these new ships were classified under CONCORD records, revealing three new ships. the Garmur; the Orthrus; and the Barghest. Disclosed statistics for the ships displayed a preference for advanced missile technology and long range warp drive disruption, seemingly derived from both Caldari and Gallente technology. More importantly these new ship classes are entirely designed from the ground up to accommodate capsule command systems, unlike their older Caldari designs which have mostly been traditional bridge crew operated with very few capsuleer pilots among the Legion in general.
This has sparked speculation surrounding the nature of the relationship between the Mordu's Legion and their Caldari and Gallente partners. Ishukone, not only known for their introduction of capsule technology granted to them by the Jove Empire, have been major influences in the development of missile technology now prevalent in most Caldari designs today. It was later revealed that the Legion had acquired the use of one of Ishukone's think-tanks, Kiiragustektaa, to help design a new ship, fitting to the needs of the Legion in their new role in Intaki.
While the Legion has not confirmed any specifics, stating it as a matter of proprietary security, it is thought this may have been a larger part of their deal to secure Intaki space. Ishukone have also refused to comment on this, citing similar reasons of confidentiality.
Wilder speculation as to the origin of the Gallente technology, evident in the systems powering the long range scrambling technology, range from back-room deals made with Gallente corporations following their role on Caldari Prime to the rumored ties with the Intaki Syndicate.
Military experts have stated that the emphasis on long range interdiction technology is aimed at increasing their effectiveness as peacekeepers and paramilitary police in the Caldari-Gallente warzone. This may signal a wider shift towards such roles in the future.
Eventually these new ships were classified under CONCORD records, revealing three new ships. the Garmur; the Orthrus; and the Barghest. Disclosed statistics for the ships displayed a preference for advanced missile technology and long range warp drive disruption, seemingly derived from both Caldari and Gallente technology. More importantly these new ship classes are entirely designed from the ground up to accommodate capsule command systems, unlike their older Caldari designs which have mostly been traditional bridge crew operated with very few capsuleer pilots among the Legion in general.
This has sparked speculation surrounding the nature of the relationship between the Mordu's Legion and their Caldari and Gallente partners. Ishukone, not only known for their introduction of capsule technology granted to them by the Jove Empire, have been major influences in the development of missile technology now prevalent in most Caldari designs today. It was later revealed that the Legion had acquired the use of one of Ishukone's think-tanks, Kiiragustektaa, to help design a new ship, fitting to the needs of the Legion in their new role in Intaki.
While the Legion has not confirmed any specifics, stating it as a matter of proprietary security, it is thought this may have been a larger part of their deal to secure Intaki space. Ishukone have also refused to comment on this, citing similar reasons of confidentiality.
Wilder speculation as to the origin of the Gallente technology, evident in the systems powering the long range scrambling technology, range from back-room deals made with Gallente corporations following their role on Caldari Prime to the rumored ties with the Intaki Syndicate.
Military experts have stated that the emphasis on long range interdiction technology is aimed at increasing their effectiveness as peacekeepers and paramilitary police in the Caldari-Gallente warzone. This may signal a wider shift towards such roles in the future.
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