Hurry, hurry, hurry, get your free Cadmium moon. While stocks last.
Wildly Inappropriate have attacked our POS, the Free Boot, and put it into reinforced. As we Freebooters are having a period of relative inactivity, they’re probably doing us a favour, so I’ve declined their 350m isk ransom and told them they’re welcome to the moon. The fact that we’re an allianceless 4-man corp without the means to defend the POS is also a factor.
However, it would amuse me greatly if an opportunistic alliance or some crafty pirates could ninja the spoils out from under their noses. Screenshots of any harassment for a future blogpost would be most welcome.
The POS is in the Derelik region, at Assah IV, moon 1. It comes out of reinforced in less than 3 hours, at 0300 EVEtime.
Go grab yourselves a lucrative cadmium moon and immortalise yourselves at the Battle of the Free Boot.
0730hrs Update:
Sadly, it seems my machievellian attempts to create a bloodbath at the Free Boot totally failed and Wildly Inappropriate got the job done in short order. I finally found time to log in several hours after the event and, whilst I was investigating the site, a nice chap from WI called firerock popped into the Old Pond Pub channel. After a surprisingly pleasant chat he provided me with a link to their killboards.
As of the time of this update, there is currently nothing at that moon so there’s still a juicy cadmium moon going begging. However, firerock did give me the impression that WI might be moving into the area, but they might just want us to think that – I’m not sure you can trust an organisation that blows up your POSs and shares it’s initials with the Women’s Institute.
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Hurry, hurry, hurry, get your free Cadmium moon. While stocks last.
Wildly Inappropriate have attacked our POS, the Free Boot, and put it into reinforced. As we Freebooters are having a period of relative inactivity, they’re probably doing us a favour, so I’ve declined their 350m isk ransom and told them they’re welcome to the moon. The fact that we’re an allianceless 4-man corp without the means to defend the POS is also a factor.
However, it would amuse me greatly if an opportunistic alliance or some crafty pirates could ninja the spoils out from under their noses. Screenshots of any harassment for a future blogpost would be most welcome.
The POS is in the Derelik region, at Assah IV, moon 1. It comes out of reinforced in less than 3 hours, at 0300 EVEtime.
Go grab yourselves a lucrative cadmium moon and immortalise yourselves at the Battle of the Free Boot.
Sadly, it seems my machievellian attempts to create a bloodbath at the Free Boot totally failed and Wildly Inappropriate got the job done in short order. I finally found time to log in several hours after the event and, whilst I was investigating the site, a nice chap from WI called firerock popped into the Old Pond Pub channel. After a surprisingly pleasant chat he provided me with a link to their killboards.
As of the time of this update, there is currently nothing at that moon so there’s still a juicy cadmium moon going begging. However, firerock did give me the impression that WI might be moving into the area, but they might just want us to think that – I’m not sure you can trust an organisation that blows up your POSs and shares it’s initials with the Women’s Institute.
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