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Ex Con
Ex Con0.00
Created on
Next Birthday
Security Status
0.00

Combat Record

Career-long numbers from eve-kill

Combat
Kills
0
Losses
0
Efficiency
0%
Danger Ratio
0%
ISK
Destroyed
0
Lost
0
ISK Efficiency
0%
Balance
+0
Solo
Solo Kills
0
Solo Ratio
0%
Final Blows
0
Points
0
Other
NPC Losses
0
NPC Loss Ratio
0%
Avg Kills/Day
Activity
Inactive

Combat profile

How they fight, with whom and against whom — last 90 days

Activity

What they fly and where they fight

Most Valuable

Matchups

Who they kill, who kills them, what they lose

Top ListsLast 90d
Hulls LostLast 90d

Losses broken down by hull class.

Career

Corporations flown for, most recent first

In-game bio

EX CON is a feared capsuleer in New Eden.

He runs black-market tech smuggling rings, smuggles contraband past customs, and wins brutal corporate proxy wars.
He runs a laid back alliance full of the best folks ever stuck in capsule goo.

Early Days in the Outer Rings
Born in a low-sec labor colony, EX CON learned to trust no one.
He stole his first industrial ship at age sixteen.
Local cartels noticed his raw talent for flying under the radar.He took high-risk courier jobs through dangerous pirate space.

The Capsuleer Ascension
He sold out his old crew to buy an elite clone pilot license.
Death lost all meaning the day his consciousness mapped to a capsule.
He turned his first massive payout into a fully fit PvP frigate.
He hunted down his former bosses and left their pods floating in space.

Shady Ventures and Smuggling Empire
EX CON runs secret wormhole routes to bypass high-sec trade taxes.
His cargo holds are full of illegal drugs, stolen data cores, and slaves.
Corrupt customs officers take his bribes or vanish in deep space.
He treats black-market trade like a high-stakes chess match.

Ruthless Tactics and Combat Style
He never fights fair; he strikes when enemies are weak and alone.
His ship uses dirty electronic warfare to blind and trap targets.
He exploits every station loophole and market flaw to ruin rivals.
Survivors say his cold voice on comms is the last thing they hear.