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Combat Record
Career-long numbers from eve-kill
Combat
- Kills
- 28
- Losses
- 62
- Efficiency
- 31%
- Danger Ratio
- 63%
ISK
- Destroyed
- 79.22B
- Lost
- 5.42B
- ISK Efficiency
- 94%
- Balance
- +73.80B
Solo
- Solo Kills
- 7
- Solo Ratio
- 25%
- Final Blows
- 12
- Points
- 28
Other
- NPC Losses
- 23
- NPC Loss Ratio
- 37%
- Avg Kills/Day
- —
- Activity
- Low
Damage
Damage Dealt74.8K
Damage Taken514.8K
Damage Ratio13%
Combat profile
How they fight, with whom and against whom — last 90 days
Activity
What they fly and where they fight
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Matchups
Who they kill, who kills them, what they lose
Top ListsLast 90 days
Hulls Lost
Losses broken down by hull class.
Career
Corporations flown for, most recent first
Blue DriftSince Tuesday, 7 July 20264 Kills6 Losses
Tritium FleetSince Saturday, 20 June 20260 Kills1 Losses
Center for Advanced StudiesSince Tuesday, 16 June 20260 Kills0 Losses
Xae Mining Consortium Inc.Since Wednesday, 13 August 20250 Kills0 Losses
Reckless Entity EnterprisesSince Monday, 4 August 20250 Kills0 Losses
Burrow and ForgeSince Thursday, 29 May 20250 Kills2 Losses
Liars Dice ExportsSince Thursday, 8 May 20250 Kills0 Losses
Muffin Mining MilitiaSince Wednesday, 29 January 20250 Kills0 Losses
AliastraSince Monday, 22 October 20180 Kills0 Losses
Vault TecSince Monday, 15 October 20180 Kills0 Losses
Nightwing Transit Inc.Since Friday, 10 August 20180 Kills0 Losses
howarthgroupSince Monday, 4 July 20110 Kills0 Losses
ANZAC ACADEMYSince Thursday, 12 May 20110 Kills0 Losses
The. Unit.Since Thursday, 10 February 20110 Kills0 Losses
Forged Raptor TECHSince Saturday, 21 November 200921 Kills21 Losses
In-game bio
Celes Teiryn
Gallente Hull Tanker | Devotee of Bob | Advocate for Structural Integrity (or Lack Thereof)
Biography:
Celes Teiryn is a capsuleer of questionable decision-making skills, known across New Eden for her fanatical devotion to hull tanking — the most courageous, reckless, and objectively terrible form of ship survivability. While other pilots rely on shields or armor like cowards, Celes believes in the pure, unfiltered essence of steel and duct tape.
Some whisper that she does it for the thrill. Others suspect it’s out of sheer stubbornness. The truth? She’s just too cheap to buy modules that actually mitigate damage. If a ship isn’t in structure, it isn’t really fighting.
Her killmail history reads like a tragic comedy—a parade of ships limping at 3% structure before spontaneously disassembling themselves. Yet, every now and then, she defies both math and logic, emerging victorious from fights where her opponents absolutely should have won. Bob works in mysterious ways.
What truly sets Celes apart, however, is her inexplicable rise to fleet command. No one is entirely sure how it happened. The leading theory is that she simply refused to stop talking on comms until people started listening.
Her fleets lose ships they shouldn't have lost, and then somehow take the objective anyway. Morale, paradoxically, remains high — there is a particular kind of loyalty that forms when your FC is clearly willing to die first and loudest, and has the killboard to prove it.
"I have a plan. It's terrible, but I have one."
Gallente Hull Tanker | Devotee of Bob | Advocate for Structural Integrity (or Lack Thereof)
Biography:
Celes Teiryn is a capsuleer of questionable decision-making skills, known across New Eden for her fanatical devotion to hull tanking — the most courageous, reckless, and objectively terrible form of ship survivability. While other pilots rely on shields or armor like cowards, Celes believes in the pure, unfiltered essence of steel and duct tape.
Some whisper that she does it for the thrill. Others suspect it’s out of sheer stubbornness. The truth? She’s just too cheap to buy modules that actually mitigate damage. If a ship isn’t in structure, it isn’t really fighting.
Her killmail history reads like a tragic comedy—a parade of ships limping at 3% structure before spontaneously disassembling themselves. Yet, every now and then, she defies both math and logic, emerging victorious from fights where her opponents absolutely should have won. Bob works in mysterious ways.
What truly sets Celes apart, however, is her inexplicable rise to fleet command. No one is entirely sure how it happened. The leading theory is that she simply refused to stop talking on comms until people started listening.
Her fleets lose ships they shouldn't have lost, and then somehow take the objective anyway. Morale, paradoxically, remains high — there is a particular kind of loyalty that forms when your FC is clearly willing to die first and loudest, and has the killboard to prove it.
"I have a plan. It's terrible, but I have one."