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Kills
190
+0 in the last 90 days
Losses
124
+1 in the last 90 days
61%
Efficiency
ISK Efficiency 89%
ISK destroyed
16.04B
+0 in the last 90 days
Activity
Inactive
0 kills/day · last 90 days

Combat Record

Career-long numbers from eve-kill

Combat

Kills
190
Losses
124
Danger Ratio
97%
Final Blows
12
Points
191

ISK

Destroyed
16.04B
Lost
2.08B
Balance
+13.96B
ISK Efficiency
89%

Solo

Solo Kills
6
Solo Ratio
3%
Avg Kills/Day
—

Other

NPC Losses
4
NPC Loss Ratio
3%
Activity
Inactive
Damage Dealt705.4K
Damage Ratio · 66%
Damage Taken364.2K

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In-game bio

Denegrah Togasa – Corporate Profile

During her early years, Denegrah Togasa lived a life of constant displacement, moved from system to system at the whim of her father, Soburo Togasa, whose fears of exposure drove his every decision. When Soburo’s scandal finally erupted across the news networks, their mother hid Denegrah with trusted contacts in Caldari space, believing it would be the last place the Amarr would think to search.

Those years of exile and secrecy left Denegrah deeply scarred. To her, Soburo was not a protector, but a coward—one who chose to abandon his family and seal himself in cryosleep as punishment rather than face the consequences of his actions. Though his return to Iron Ring Industries has forced a working reconciliation, Denegrah still carries a simmering resentment toward her father.
Her bond with her younger sister, Kim Togasa, is far stronger. When Soburo shocked many by naming Kim the new CEO of the rebranded Iron Ring Industries, Denegrah gave her full support. In her eyes, Kim represents the family’s best chance at redemption. While Soburo’s endorsement of Kim has gone some way toward healing the rift, Denegrah remains watchful and unwilling to forget the past.

Within the corporation, Denegrah has been entrusted with dual responsibilities: directing Research & Development and overseeing all Security Operations. Unlike Kim’s ambitious optimism, Denegrah views the family’s move into low-security space with cold pragmatism. To her, such ventures are not bold opportunities but brutal necessities. She has repeatedly cautioned her sister:

“The space is hard and unforgiving. The only way to extract value is through blood.”

Blood Denegrah is fully prepared to spill or have spilled if it means securing the Togasa legacy.