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The '''Deathless Circle''' emerged from the shadows of New Eden's criminal underworld as a new power among the major pirate factions in YC125, with their occupation and control of the abandoned Jovian outpost system of [[Zarzakh]] posing a new challenge to the forces of law and order. Following years of rumor and suspicion as to the activities of the mysterious figure known as "The Deathless", the Circle has come into clear focus as a coalition of criminals, pirates, and renegades from across New Eden, though principally involving members of Caldari and Minmatar organized crime groups. The dark underbelly of Caldari society's network of crime families and so-called "disassociated", combined with the reach of Thukker gangsters and smugglers provides the Deathless Circle with a potent reservoir of talent and resources. | The '''Deathless Circle''' emerged from the shadows of New Eden's criminal underworld as a new power among the major pirate factions in YC125, with their occupation and control of the abandoned Jovian outpost system of [[Zarzakh]] posing a new challenge to the forces of law and order. Following years of rumor and suspicion as to the activities of the mysterious figure known as "The Deathless", the Circle has come into clear focus as a coalition of criminals, pirates, and renegades from across New Eden, though principally involving members of Caldari and Minmatar organized crime groups. The dark underbelly of Caldari society's network of crime families and so-called "disassociated", combined with the reach of Thukker gangsters and smugglers provides the Deathless Circle with a potent reservoir of talent and resources. | ||
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| − | Deathless ships are Minmatar/Caldari pirate boats, positioned for close-range combat, and use specialized SCARAB breacher pods, which apply damage over time effects. The Tholos and Cenotaph can mount covert ops cloaks and have bonus to webifiers. | + | Deathless ships<ref>[https://www.eveonline.com/news/view/revenant-is-coming-on-12-november Revenant is Coming on 12 November] </ref> are Minmatar/Caldari pirate boats, positioned for close-range combat, and use specialized SCARAB breacher pods, which apply damage over time effects. The Tholos and Cenotaph can mount covert ops cloaks and have bonus to webifiers. |
* Destroyer: {{sh|Tholos}} | * Destroyer: {{sh|Tholos}} | ||
* Battlecruiser: {{sh|Cenotaph}} | * Battlecruiser: {{sh|Cenotaph}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:41, 12 October 2024
The Deathless Circle emerged from the shadows of New Eden's criminal underworld as a new power among the major pirate factions in YC125, with their occupation and control of the abandoned Jovian outpost system of Zarzakh posing a new challenge to the forces of law and order. Following years of rumor and suspicion as to the activities of the mysterious figure known as "The Deathless", the Circle has come into clear focus as a coalition of criminals, pirates, and renegades from across New Eden, though principally involving members of Caldari and Minmatar organized crime groups. The dark underbelly of Caldari society's network of crime families and so-called "disassociated", combined with the reach of Thukker gangsters and smugglers provides the Deathless Circle with a potent reservoir of talent and resources.
Ships
Deathless ships[1] are Minmatar/Caldari pirate boats, positioned for close-range combat, and use specialized SCARAB breacher pods, which apply damage over time effects. The Tholos and Cenotaph can mount covert ops cloaks and have bonus to webifiers.
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