Everyshore Intelligence Network

arataks1s

arataks1s

Corp: Wormhole Mining Corporation

Ships: Mekubal

Profile last Updated at: 2025-11-09T12:59:05.988Z

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Everyshore Intelligence Network — CHARACTER PROFILE

Subject: arataks1s (characterId: 90198611)
Corporation: Wormhole Mining Corporation (corporationId: 98811406)
Profile compiled: 2025-11

  1. Executive Summary

arataks1s is a low-visibility capsuleer with a small but clean offensive record: 3 kills, 0 deaths. Activity is concentrated in destroyer-class solo engagements, with evidence of operations in Everyshore and neighboring Sinq Laison lowsec systems. Two of three recorded victims were members of Shadow Cartel; this could indicate either a developing antagonism toward Shadow Cartel forces or opportunistic engagement in areas where Shadow Cartel operates.

  1. Identity & Affiliations
  • Character name: arataks1s (90198611)
  • Corporation: Wormhole Mining Corporation (98811406)
  • Alliance: none recorded
  • Background implication: corporate name suggests mining/WH logistics background; however, combat record shows willingness to engage other capsuleers, possibly for defense, bounty, or opportunistic targets encountered while operating from wormholes or lowsec.
  1. Combat Record (summary)
  • Total kills: 3
  • Total deaths: 0
  • Solo kills: 2
  • Last recorded kill: 2025-11-03T21:31:35Z
  • No recorded losses — suggests conservative combat approach or careful target selection.

Top victims (each 1 kill):

  • De Lukis (corp: I Have a Plan, alliance: Shadow Cartel)
  • Rahna Klaar (corp: Republican Guard, alliance: Shadow Cartel)
  • Weynor (corp: Project Kraken-66, no alliance)

Top opposing alliance pattern:

  • Shadow Cartel appears twice among top victims (2/3 kills).
  1. Preferred ships & implied tactics
  • Top ship: Mekubal (shipId: 78333) — destroyer-class
    • Use count: 3 (100% of recorded kills)
    • Last used: 2025-11-03T21:31:35Z
  • Tactical implications:
    • Reliance on a destroyer indicates a preference for fast, small-scale engagements (skirmish, hit-and-run, tackle/damage bursts).
    • The Mekubal’s repeated use across all recorded kills implies a consistent loadout/role the pilot is comfortable with — likely solo roams, gate skirmishes or rapid small-group actions rather than fleet-line warfare.
    • Zero deaths combined with destroyer use suggests good situational awareness, conservative engagement range, or avoidance of high-risk fights.
  1. Systems & geographic focus

Recorded kill systems:

  • Angatalie (Everyshore) — killCount: 1; lastAt: 2025-11-03T21:31:35Z
  • Goinard (Sinq Laison) — killCount: 1; lastAt: 2025-11-01T08:29:37Z
  • Lermireve (Sinq Laison) — killCount: 1; lastAt: 2025-10-20T06:28:13Z

Implications:

  • Activities split between Everyshore and Sinq Laison lowsec systems. Presence in Everyshore (Angatalie) aligns with local operational interest; frequenting Sinq Laison suggests roaming across adjacent lowsec routes.
  • The mix of systems and a wormhole-affiliated corporation suggests either:
    • a capsuleer who operates from wormhole space but projects force into nearby lowsec, or
    • a lowsec roamer who uses wormhole-style corp cover for logistics/mining while maintaining opportunistic PvP.
  1. Temporal activity patterns

Recorded timestamps (UTC):

  • 2025-10-20T06:28:13Z (Lermireve)
  • 2025-11-01T08:29:37Z (Goinard)
  • 2025-11-03T21:31:35Z (Angatalie)

Inferred activity windows:

  • Early-morning UTC activity: approx. 05:00–09:00 UTC (two kills)
  • Late-evening UTC activity: approx. 20:00–23:30 UTC (one kill)
  • No strong day-of-week pattern from three data points (kills on Monday and Saturday observed). Behavior suggests irregular but repeatable windows in early-morning and late-evening UTC.
  1. Possible grudges, targets & motivations
  • Shadow Cartel members are overrepresented among recorded victims (2 of 3). Possible explanations:
    • Active hostility toward Shadow Cartel (grudge or private conflict).
    • Frequent operation in contested lanes/locations where Shadow Cartel presence is common, leading to opportunistic engagements.
  • The kill of a non-allied pilot (Weynor) indicates targets are not strictly alliance-based; opportunism or profit/bounty motives are likely.
  • Given corp name (Wormhole Mining Corporation), motivation may also include protecting mining/logistics operations rather than seeking out PvP; recorded kills may be defensive or opportunistic rather than ideologically driven.
  1. Threat assessment & behavioral profile
  • Threat level: Low to Moderate (based on 3 kills, 0 deaths)
  • Behavioral indicators:
    • Solo-capable; prefers small, fast ships (destroyer).
    • Avoids high-risk fights or is skilled at disengaging (no recorded losses).
    • Operates across Everyshore and Sinq Laison — not tied to a single system.
    • Likely to engage solo or in small groups; may favor gate ambushes, intercepts of isolated pilots, or opportunistic strikes on vulnerable targets.
  • If encountered: expect quick engagements, emphasis on burst damage/tackle, and fast disengage.
  1. Intelligence gaps & recommended ISR focus
  • Unknowns:
    • True home system or wormhole class/static if operating from WH space.
    • Fleet affiliations beyond the named corporation (alts, temporary fleets).
    • Ship fittings and specific combat role beyond destroyer-class use.
    • Frequency of operations beyond the three recorded kills.
  • Suggested collection priorities:
    • Watch for additional activity in Angatalie, Goinard, and Lermireve.
    • Monitor Shadow Cartel activity in those systems to determine whether engagements are targeted or opportunistic.
    • Track corp chat/fleet adverts for Wormhole Mining Corporation signposts of deployments.

Prepared by: Everyshore Intelligence Network — Analytical Unit
Note: Conclusions are based solely on supplied killboard snapshots (3 kills). Low sample size reduces confidence in long-term behavioral assertions.