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The Avenging Angels-The Story of Amarrian Vengeance

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Stalking Mantis
School of Applied Knowledge
Caldari State
#61 - 2014-06-19 01:03:51 UTC  |  Edited by: Stalking Mantis
Chapter 17 Coasting to a Stop

With Aset firmly in Amarr hands and Amarr corporation leaders finally realizing the importance of this forward operating base more and more corporations moved pilots and ships to that location. In my opinion the importance of Aset is four-fold:

1-Undocking from any station in Aset gives you 7 possible systems to offensive plex in.

2-Many a missioner now can keep their mission boats here and just pick up their missions in a small ship and undock from Aset when they are ready to run them.

3-It reduces pressure on the Tandoiras constellation (home of Sahtogas) as far as focused minmatar plexing operations go.

4-It gives pvp’ers great access to new pvp ground with the local pirates as well as the few minmatar corporations that decide to fight for metropolis and control of the pipe leading from Eszur to Aset.

Amarrian Vengeance at the time fully committed to plexing out that area and even moved deeper into that space establishing a forward base in choke point of Ardar.

For a short period the plan was working and a few systems where being flipped to the amarr side deep in metropolis.

In the few months that followed the Eugidi campaign everyone in the Amarr militia was pleased to see the rise of Fweddit from a band of new players barely able to properly fit destroyers due to sp limitations to pilots that is were actually starting to use organized fleet doctrines. They were becoming the Amarrs big brother and the bat light we lit when we needed the hammer dropped.

Isk being Isk it was not uncommon for Fweddit to switch over to the Caldari side for a few weeks to make some much needed isk before returning to the Amarr militia.

The only problem here is that Fweddit was getting to be too much for the Minmatar. We could see how the minmatar; who were initially welcoming fweddit as someone they could ‘fight’ (using their Flabbers against Fweddits initial depry thrashers) were now avoiding proper Fweddit fleets.

Fweddit was growing fast and the minmatars initial welcome to Fweddit for the ‘fights’ dwindled down as fighting Fweddit now was rapidily turning into a proper fight.

Time and again I found myself in Fweddit fleets that had to ‘GASP’ ship down to get a fight from LNA and the likes.
For three months Amarrean Vengeance toyed with the Metropolis systems trading systems with the minmatar here and there trying to poke and push a way up the pipe to Eszur but to no avail.

As far as Agony Unleashed in Kamela; no one could really tell Agony what to do and where to do it to be honest. In nullsec Agony maintains NASI policy (Not Agony Shoot It). So while Agony did work closely with Fweddit leadership (mainly a director named Pinky Feldman) and on occasion with us. They really were just a small elite force that the minmatar soon learned not to mess with and slowly they were being starved from fights as the minmatar wised up and learned that a single Agony taranis can and will solo a flabber.

With the rapidly developing Fweddit needing bigger and better toys than just thrashers they needed isk and more importantly they needed fights. Minmatar were learning to blueball both Agony and Fweddit a lot. This led to Fweddit sometimes moving entire fleets up to Caldari space to fight the braver and definitely better (pvp wise) gallente.
(Notice how proper and strong Fweddit became in that video compared to just a few months earlier)

Blueballing being the name of the game the Minmatar (and what seemed like every Russian in EVE Online) turned to farming with stabs and cloaks. Slowly starving the PvP’ers.

While I am not sure exactly when Agony decided their short stent in lowsec was over and time to go back to Syndicate I am sure it happened somewhere in the first quarter of 2013. Agony going back to Syndicate left the Tower of Kamela wide open as no one stepped in to fill that void. Well at least no one with enough manpower to stem the tide of the gank happy onslaught of Minmatar pilots coming from Kourmonen.

With Fweddit looking for another deployment into Caldari Space and Agony back in syndicate things were getting dark again for the Amarr. A storm was coming and on April 21st, 2013 our worst fears were realized.

take me with you
without you everything just falls apart
it's not as much fun to pick up the pieces

Nine Inch Nails


To Be Continued……..

Amarr Liason Officer Extraordinare -->Check Out Amarrian Vengeance/Amarr FW History from 2011 to 2014 https://forums.eveonline.com/default.aspx?g=posts&t=352629&find=unread

Renslip Darkdraught
Aliastra
Gallente Federation
#62 - 2014-06-19 02:39:25 UTC
Great series!

It's cool to get to a point where my personal experience joined up with your timeline (joined Fweddit in October 2012). Reading this actually has me feeling like pushing warzone again.

RE: the emergence of proper doctrines in Fweddit, I still remember a "Day 1" Panzer fleet I was on where we killed a Matari fleet that was supported by 3 Guardians. It wasn't even a contest. When the fight was taken I remember thinking that, "Oh well, at least this Panzer will die gloriously." Instead, we had a clear win with very few losses. That marked the first time I had been in a "real like-we-planned-it-this-way fleet". Was an Eve changing moment.

I'm really looking forward to hearing more of this series.

Drunk tank, best tank.

Stalking Mantis
School of Applied Knowledge
Caldari State
#63 - 2014-06-19 02:59:34 UTC
Chapter 18 Darkness falls

Pride. Pride always comes before the fall.

In the period between January 2013 and March 2013 the Amarr got Proud, that’s never a good thing in my opinion. It seemed watching the combined forces of the entire Amarr militia in Dal gave everyone a false sense of security. No one really had time to deplex they had other more important matters to do (god only knows what). I guess many an amarr corp (including ourselves) were just riding the wave created by Fweddit and got lazy. Thinking worst case scenario we could always just call fweddit in. That was a huge mistake.

Never did Fweddit announce themselves as anyone’s batphone, fweddit was now a 500 man powerhouse and 500 man power houses have their own agendas to worry about. It seemed everyone in Amarr were satisified with just sitting back and thinking ‘yah let fweddit deplex, take over space and hold space for us’

Even Amarrian Vengeance got sloppy in the months after the Dalamo. We didn’t have any active campaigns and just the combined burnout of both the Eugidi campaign and the Dalamo meant many of us at Amarrian Vengeance took a break or two from eve in the first quarter of 2013.

In fact let me take this opportunity to set the record straight for EVERYONE in the Amarr militia.
No one and I mean No one in the Amarr has the right to blame Fweddit for the deterioration and subsequent loss of space that happened in the first quarter of 2013.

Agony left Kamela and Kamela fell like a ton of bricks because of the forty Amarrian pilots in the Kamela station at any given time not one thought to himself ‘hey this system is getting pretty contested let me start deplexing it’. Let someone else do it……..

Let someone else do it……..

Let someone else do it……..

That ladies and gentleman is the killer right there. If anyone needs to point the finger at the reason any given militia loses space it’s because of those 5 words:

Let someone else do it……..

Long Story short, the farmers fell upon the Amarr/Minmatar warzone in the late first quarter of 2013 with the fury of a three mile locust swarm. Systems where being lost at a very alarming rate and truth be told ladies and gentleman of the Amarr militia the only reason it happened is because…..

/me brings a mirror in front of everyone

Let someone else do it……..

Before it was all said and done. Less than ten systems remained under Amarr control. Nine of them useless systems. The only home system left in Amarr control was Sahtogas.

Amarrian Vengeance Leadership saw the writing on the wall.

It was time the faith of the amarr to be truly tested. With only the most righteous surviving the cleansing plague that was the descent of million farmers to the minmatars side.

It was time for everyone’s faith to be tested. Time to know who really was an Amarr at heart and who wasn't.

"At the end of days when they descend
Watch for the coming of the Ark
For within it, salvation is carried"
- The Scriptures, Book II, Apocalypse 32:6

To be Continued……

Amarr Liason Officer Extraordinare -->Check Out Amarrian Vengeance/Amarr FW History from 2011 to 2014 https://forums.eveonline.com/default.aspx?g=posts&t=352629&find=unread

Christine Peeveepeeski
Low Sec Concepts
#64 - 2014-06-19 03:06:57 UTC  |  Edited by: Christine Peeveepeeski
Er, we lost sis? When the **** that happen? Keep going though dude, i have had 2 sizeable breaks from militia since the start of the new FW world.

*edit* which is me saying it might have happened i guess lol.
Flyinghotpocket
Small Focused Memes
Ragequit Cancel Sub
#65 - 2014-06-19 03:15:00 UTC
Christine Peeveepeeski wrote:
Er, we lost sis? When the **** that happen? Keep going though dude, i have had 2 sizeable breaks from militia since the start of the new FW world.

*edit* which is me saying it might have happened i guess lol.

http://i.imgur.com/I4k9dWZ.png?1

sis indeed fell. it was chaos, we were getting many mixed messages from people living in sis saying they are coming to saht. it was more chaotic than we had thought because ilaw never made it to sahtogas they went somewhere else. cant remember.

Amarr Militia Representative - A jar of nitro

Tex Mopar
Amarrian Vengeance
Ragequit Cancel Sub
#66 - 2014-06-19 03:52:56 UTC
Stalking Mantis wrote:
Chapter 18 Darkness falls



It was time for everyone’s faith to be tested. Time to know who really was an Amarr at heart and who wasn't.

"At the end of days when they descend
Watch for the coming of the Ark
For within it, salvation is carried"
- The Scriptures, Book II, Apocalypse 32:6




I resubed my eve accounts and was unleashed onto the battlefield. It was time for redemption.
Stalking Mantis
School of Applied Knowledge
Caldari State
#67 - 2014-06-19 04:21:33 UTC  |  Edited by: Stalking Mantis
Chapter 19 This is where we fight! This is where they die!

It was defcon 1 time in Amarrian Vengeance. I personally was on a break from EVE when the swarm landed on Sahtogas due to a very important project at work. Every night after work I would come home to see my steam chat box filled with calls to get the ef on EVE now, (I only was able to play EVE and come help late late in the famed defense of Sahtogas). Amarrian Vengeance needed every single able bodied pilot to defend Sahtogas. Props to the Amarrian Vengeance guys they held the fort down. At one point the minmatar had three POS’s in system (some even without stront) to safe up between plexes.

The minmatar were so close to holding ALL of the warzone they could literally smell the famed CCP medal. Before it was all said and done during the Siege of Sahtogas only two Amarr systems were left. One system in some backwater hole deep in nowheresvill Metropolis, The other? Fortress Sahtogas.

Flyinghotpocket was screaming at any and everyone to come help hold onto Sahtogas. Tempers flared and RAGE flowed from FHP in all intell channels at all the Amarr as being worthless and not able to help. Everyone in Amarrian Vengeance was extremely disappointed in the lack of help from the entire Amarr militia.

This was not an issue of station lockout and losing access to assets because truly worst case scenario was dropping militia for a day or two to relocate asets. This was an issue of Amarrian pride. Sahotgas cannot fall no matter what.

In their darkest moments Amarrian Vengeance showed their true metal. They showed how ten men could hold off a swarm.

This is where we hold them! This is where we fight! This is where they die!
Earn these shields, boys!
Haroo!
Remember this day, men. For it will be yours for all time.
Persian Officer: Spartans! Lay down your weapons
Persians! Come and get them!


At some point during the siege Amarrian Vengeance didn’t even think about killing the minmatar. We had no time for that. All we could do is hold the plex long enough for them to give up. That meant maybe only one or two DPS ships and the rest were pure logi. We needed staying power. Thankfully if there is one thing Amarrian ships are good for, it’s staying power.

Staying Power 1
Staying Power 2

By the way I would like to take a second to thank Dan Carter Murray for the excellent fc’ing throughout the campaign. Everyone stepped up I am very proud of them all. Amarrian Vengeance prides itself on the fact that any one of our pilots can step up and FC if needed. We have to really, we cant be the type of fleet that scatters once the main FC goes down.

The casual reader might think I am overinflating the importance of the blood bath Amarrian Vengeance gave the Minmatar on the gates of Sahtogas. Let me drop some numbers for you.

This is the total number of kills in Sahtogas in the month prior to the siege (ten pages)
This is the total number of kills in Sahtogas in the month at the beginning of the siege (late March, 25 pages)
This is the total number of kills in Sahtogas in the month of the Siege. (April, 52 pages worth of kills)

Amarrian Vengeance truly needed a miracle to pull this off.

And a Miracle did happen. Some old Friends decided to give us a hand and come back to the warfront.

“all we ask our allies to do is bleed with us”

This truly was a test of faith. It was time for everyone in Amarrian Vengeance to be bathed in the blood of the minmatar and come out baptized and true.

I never really was a deeply religious man in real life. But I pride myself on having faith. Sometimes all you need to do is read the signs to know a higher force is guiding you……..

I don’t think I made this point clear enough for you the reader. I really want you to pay attention to the below text I want everyone in EVE to witness the miracle that we witnessed


"At the end of days when they descend
Watch for the coming of the Ark
For within it, salvation is carried"
- The Scriptures, Book II, Apocalypse 32:6


It was time the faithful were shown a sign…………and the sign did come………..

What was this Miracle? That Miracle is coming in the next chapter.

To Be Continued……….

Amarr Liason Officer Extraordinare -->Check Out Amarrian Vengeance/Amarr FW History from 2011 to 2014 https://forums.eveonline.com/default.aspx?g=posts&t=352629&find=unread

Pinky Feldman
Amarrian Vengeance
Ragequit Cancel Sub
#68 - 2014-06-19 05:07:31 UTC
A major 'happening' that you missed was the ninja patch that CCP did against farming when they decided they announced a day prior that they were going to change the ability to plex systems into infinite vulnerability. The Minmatar still held the entire warzone, which was waiting to be flipped back to Amarr and farmed up again, but we knew that with the addition of LP for defensive plexing, it would quickly be deplexed within less than 24 hours by farmers and the active Matari groups. Post-ninja nerf, systems would be much harder to flip.

It was extremely painful, but #YOLOCOLO was determined not to let the Amarr repeat the mistakes of Inferno and wanted to give the Amarr the best possible starting position for when LP payouts would be changed. We had to take our fate into our own hands because deep down we knew that no one else within the Amarr had the manpower or initiative to take action.

Fweddit was still in the Caldari faction, we had returned to the Amarr warzone, but were waiting out our cooldown to rejoin the Amarr faction so we couldn't bash hubs. I remember fweddit supporting ilaw's dread fleet led by Almity with some Agony led by Greygal until maybe 4am in the morning. It was brutal, but with all the Minmatar asleep we had to do what we could to give the Amarr the best possible starting position and take away some of the perceived invincibility Matari map control.

We ended up bashing almost every single Amarrian system, minus Kourm, Huola, and Arzad on the Eszur side of the map. Meanwhile, on the other side of the map we took Aset due to the strategic importance that Stalking mentioned as well as every single vulnerable Minmatar mission system. Amarrian leadership at the time knew that there was no possible way for us to hold all of them, but the others served as a diversion while we held Aset. They key point of this decision was moving the war front back as far as we could. Since Inferno, the Amarr had been fighting a defensive war with the battle lines drawn at Kamela/Kourm, despite the warzone itself being much larger.

Mad shoutouts to SBA and Koza for holding down the Aset pocket for as long as they did. Likewise, I don't think that skunkworks led by rudex can be given enough credit for the softening up of Dal for the month prior to the final superchair deathblow. I think rudex's boys plexed Dal up to 60-70 during the weekday every single week for a month, forcing Annah to lead deplexing fleets that sat in Dal weekend after weekend, until they finally slipped up just enough that we had a window going into a Saturday.

Stalking Mantis
School of Applied Knowledge
Caldari State
#69 - 2014-06-19 05:25:20 UTC
It's so good to see you pinky. Hope your doing great and miss you in fleets my man.

Amarr Liason Officer Extraordinare -->Check Out Amarrian Vengeance/Amarr FW History from 2011 to 2014 https://forums.eveonline.com/default.aspx?g=posts&t=352629&find=unread

Renslip Darkdraught
Aliastra
Gallente Federation
#70 - 2014-06-19 05:26:40 UTC
Was it Arzad where we finally saw DUST 514 mechanics have influence? I tend to be have the odd drink while experiencing Eve, and so many of these things get mashed together.

Drunk tank, best tank.

Flyinghotpocket
Small Focused Memes
Ragequit Cancel Sub
#71 - 2014-06-19 05:34:26 UTC
Stalking Mantis wrote:
Chapter 19 This is where we fight! This is where they die!
Siege of sahtogas

To Be Continued……….

I've been instructed to go over our defense strategy against the minmatar and gallente trying to siege sahtogas. We knew our support would be limited to calling maybe 10 extra pilots on all time zones, the rest would be busy helping take a system so the minmatar dont get a medal. that was the goal. Do not let them get the medal. We had several hundreds of ships at our disposal and only need capsuleers to fill them up.


We decided to go for a Terror defense campaign
the 3 plexs Medium/small/novice. we knew we could never match them in the small, the destroyer plex they could easily out man us there and pretty much instantly kill any 15 man fleet we could field. The mediums and the novices is where we could make our stand. With our vast reserves of isk and already hundreds of prefit ships we made call out to any militia pilot able to fly a t2 fit frigate to come to sahtogas and get a free ship for the defense fleet. We stuck our pilots in large amounts of logi and very few dps, the goal was to hold the timers as LONG as possible delaying their attacking fleet as long as possible until our night timezone (black watch guard) could log in, beat back the remaining forces and win some plexs back for a few hours.

The mediums were our true Terror tactics, we employed as many augorors as we could field with only 2-3 dps ships capable of breaking their ships 1 at a time. And we backed that up with a smart bomb maller designed to kill their pods. https://eve-kill.net/?a=kill_detail&kll_id=17475450 After a few pods like this the big name pilots stopped fighting us in the mediums all together.

The novice plexs we hurled wave after wave of frigates in. We didnt want the combined fleets capturing plexs in rapid succession we slowed them down as long as we could for the amarr militia to take away their goal of getting that medal. ILAW/fweddit came through and captured a system. We had stopped them from getting the medal and support for the attack on sahtogas started to subside.

Amarr Militia Representative - A jar of nitro

Stalking Mantis
School of Applied Knowledge
Caldari State
#72 - 2014-06-19 06:03:17 UTC  |  Edited by: Stalking Mantis
Chapter 20 The Coming Of The Ark

Some people call it a fluke. Others call it a freak coincidence. The faithful though……the faithful cal it a sign.

"At the end of days when they descend
Watch for the coming of the Ark
For within it, salvation is carried"
- The Scriptures, Book II, Apocalypse 32:6


So what was this coming of the arc?

What was this sign for the faithful you have been going on and on about mantis?

Let me be clear. If I don’t point this out to everyone here and now I will never be forgiven by my CEO as we at Amarrian Vengeance want this point to be made VERY CLEAR to EVERYONE.

Only three corporations within the ENTIRE Amarr Militia had pilots faithful enough to read this divine sign:

1-Amarrian Vengeance

2-Black Watch Guard

3-Praetoria Imperialis Excubitoris

May 8th, 2013 Behold the coming of the Arc

It was a sign. It was time to for the pure to be redeemed. It was time for the unworthy to be judged.

"Casting his sight on his realm, the Lord witnessed
The cascade of evil, the torrents of war.
Burning with wrath, He stepped
down from the Heavens
To judge the unworthy,
To redeem the pure."
- The Scriptures, Book II, Revelations 2:12


To Be Continued………..

Amarr Liason Officer Extraordinare -->Check Out Amarrian Vengeance/Amarr FW History from 2011 to 2014 https://forums.eveonline.com/default.aspx?g=posts&t=352629&find=unread

Pinky Feldman
Amarrian Vengeance
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#73 - 2014-06-19 06:16:14 UTC
Stalking Mantis wrote:
Chapter 20 The Coming Of The Ark

Some people call it a fluke. Others call it a freak coincidence. The faithful though……the faithful cal it a sign.

"At the end of days when they descend
Watch for the coming of the Ark
For within it, salvation is carried"
- The Scriptures, Book II, Apocalypse 32:6


So what was this coming of the arc?

What was this sign for the faithful you have been going on and on about mantis?

Let me be clear. If I don’t point this out to everyone here and now I will never be forgiven by my CEO as we at Amarrian Vengeance want this point to be made VERY CLEAR to EVERYONE.

Only three corporations within the ENTIRE Amarr Militia had pilots faithful enough to read this divine sign:

1-Amarrian Vengeance

2-Black Watch Guard

3-Praetoria Imperialis Excubitori

May 8th, 2013 Behold the coming of the Arc

It was a sign. It was time to for the pure to be redeemed. It was time for the unworthy to be judged.

"Casting his sight on his realm, the Lord witnessed
The cascade of evil, the torrents of war.
Burning with wrath, He stepped
down from the Heavens
To judge the unworthy,
To redeem the pure."
- The Scriptures, Book II, Revelations 2:12


To Be Continued………..


I do not think that the ability to see the ark for what it was is a question of faith. Fweddit's belief in the empress and the glory that is the Amarr empire goes beyond the reading of prophecy. We all have our own roles and while those three organizations might be what could be considered the high priests, I would say that fweddit is the church and mass congregation whose role is to spread the holy word to the slaves and other heathens. There is a reason we strive to carry pax amarria in our cargoholds at all times.

I know your meaning in this post, but I am stlil slightly offended that you would elevate the faith of your own above that of ours.
Templar Dane
Amarrian Vengeance
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#74 - 2014-06-19 06:17:44 UTC
Cearain wrote:



Its possible Sahtogas may not have had to deal with this issue, because perhaps unlike Arzad it was not a system where both amarr and minmatar were based. I'm not saying that we would have been able to take arzad back again it would have been interesting though. I am saying that it was literally impossible for us to take arzad because the game was literally broken.





We didn't have to deal with it much because if they wanted to make any headway they wouldn't do it. It was pretty devastating when attacking one of their home systems though, as we found in arzad. Heck, tararan was the harder fight because it took so long. Apparently the guy who was doing it stopped bothering at some point and that greatly accelerated the capturing of arzad.
Stalking Mantis
School of Applied Knowledge
Caldari State
#75 - 2014-06-19 06:19:14 UTC
Pinky Feldman wrote:


I know your meaning in this post, but I am stlil slightly offended that you would elevate the faith of your own above that of ours.


Patience My Friend Once the story is done and my point is made I will be more than happy to debate it with you.

Amarr Liason Officer Extraordinare -->Check Out Amarrian Vengeance/Amarr FW History from 2011 to 2014 https://forums.eveonline.com/default.aspx?g=posts&t=352629&find=unread

Deerin
East Trading Co Ltd
#76 - 2014-06-19 08:12:54 UTC
A good read. Although there is a high dose of bias in it, that is expected, as you are a slaver.

Especially chapter 18 should be read by all militia members regardless of race. The moment you think "Let someone else defend it" is the moment you lose your home system. I was there. I experienced it from first hand.

Waiting for next chapters.
munitqua
Perkone
Caldari State
#77 - 2014-06-19 11:00:45 UTC
Mantis,

Thank you for sharing all these great stories.

This is what FW is all about, working together, and fighting/dieing for your faction.

I think that CCP should use your stories to make some chronicles of FW or they should share your stories on an FW page in EVElopedia. This to show noobs what FW is really all about (and to inspire them to do the same as you), and that it's not about mindless boring farming just to earn ISK.

I've been in FW since Inferno, just for the occasional PVP (I never joined for farming/missioning), but you inspired me to find a corp and fight for my faction.

Keep it up dude!
Rahelis
Doomheim
#78 - 2014-06-19 12:20:28 UTC  |  Edited by: Rahelis
Excellent writ. Great fun reading it!

Of course Stalking is highly biased towards the empire and corp he loves - that is the nature of the storyteller.

The power Stalkings stories have is adding an emotional touch to a game that consists mainly out of numbers and stats at the first sight.

This is also a good opportunity for me as a capsuleer to thank AVING for flying and fighting with them. Pockets is the soul of AVING and Templar Dane its driving force behind the power AVING can wield - both make me feel like a noob every time I fly with them.
Stalking Mantis
School of Applied Knowledge
Caldari State
#79 - 2014-06-19 12:33:45 UTC
munitqua wrote:
Mantis,

I think that CCP should use your stories to make some chronicles of FW or they should share your stories on an FW page in EVElopedia. This to show noobs what FW is really all about (and to inspire them to do the same as you), and that it's not about mindless boring farming just to earn ISK.

Keep it up dude!


They already have. But that was another story for another faction I fought for.

The Amarr have always been on the short end of the stick. With this thread I am hoping they get the light they so deserve finally shone on them.

While this thread is specifically made for Amarrian Vengeances' story.

It really belongs to All of the Amarr Militia.

Amarr Liason Officer Extraordinare -->Check Out Amarrian Vengeance/Amarr FW History from 2011 to 2014 https://forums.eveonline.com/default.aspx?g=posts&t=352629&find=unread

Stalking Mantis
School of Applied Knowledge
Caldari State
#80 - 2014-06-19 12:45:05 UTC
Rahelis wrote:
Excellent writ. Great fun reading it!

Of course Stalking is highly biased towards the empire and corp he loves - that is the nature of the storyteller.



I prefer the title raconteur

Amarr Liason Officer Extraordinare -->Check Out Amarrian Vengeance/Amarr FW History from 2011 to 2014 https://forums.eveonline.com/default.aspx?g=posts&t=352629&find=unread