Everyshore Intelligence Network

EIN-Advisory — MYA (Everyshore) — Severe Danger: Organized Loki/Barghest Fleets and Capital Presence (Nov 6–9, 2025)

Timeframe of analysis: November 6–9, 2025. System status: Low-Sec — treat as active combat zone.

Summary

• Mya experienced sustained, high‑intensity fleet combat on Nov 6–7 centered on Thursdays/Fridays in the late-afternoon UTC window. Tactical composition and losses indicate coordinated, prepared fleets with access to capitals.
• Threat Level (system): 4.0 — Severe Danger. Pilots in non‑combat or lightly fitted ships should assume near‑certain hostile engagement.

Key findings (rooted in analyst data)

• Primary combatants:
  • “Loki Fleet” — massed Strategic Cruisers (Loki/Tengu) with recon and E‑war support. Highest activity and coordination; rated Real_Thread 5.0.
  • “Barghest Fleet” — concentrated battleship/command ship force (Barghest, Claymore) capable of heavy damage; rated 4.5.
  • Dreadnought Contingent — multiple dreadnoughts (Zirnitra, Naglfar, Revelation Navy Issue) confirmed during a capital escalation (Minokawa kill).
• Violence pattern: predictable daily peak between ~16:00–18:00 UTC (notably 16:00–17:30 on Nov 6–7). Smaller opportunistic activity occurred outside that window (MTU/frigate kills, stealth bomber strikes).
• Additional threats:
  • Skilled solo/roamer Tengu pilots (example: Aladar Krahn) and covert bomber pilots (Manticore, Purifier) targeting fast or stationary targets.
  • Heavy use of Recon/E‑war ships (Arazu/Rapier/Huginn), indicating strong warp disruption and sensor denial capabilities.

Immediate Tactical Advisory (do this now)

• Do NOT transit Mya in industrial, logistics, capital, or other high‑value unescorted ships during the identified danger window (16:00–18:00 UTC on weekdays). Evidence shows logistics and force auxiliaries (Minokawa, Scimitar, MTUs) are high‑value targets.
• Assume E‑war and interdiction on any combat grid. Fast‑alignment alone is not reliable against coordinated Loki/Tengu fleets with recon and interdictors.
• Capital pilots: treat system as hostile for capital operations while dreadnought involvement is confirmed. Capital asset risk is high.
• If you must be in-system during peak hours:
  • Use cloaked/stealthy platforms or true interceptors with pre-aligned safes; avoid long loitering and non‑combat activities (salvage/MTU retrieval).
  • Travel light and in combat-capable groups; lone miners/haulers are extremely vulnerable.
  • Avoid deploying MTUs, POS/structure operations, or leaving valuable cans/containers unattended during the danger window.
• Non‑combat travelers (explorers, haulers, miners):
  • Reschedule routes to outside the 16:00–18:00 UTC window when possible.
  • If transit is unavoidable, use ships with high survivability and warping speed or cloaky alternatives. Do not rely on local non‑combat fits.
• Roamers and PvP gangs:
  • Loki/Tengu fleets and Barghest groups are the main forces in-system; sizing and fitting should account for heavy E‑war and long‑range shield brawling. Expect allied dreadnought support in escalations.
  • Recon and stealth bomber presence makes anchored logistics and salvage operations risky.

Threat breakdown (concise)

• Highest danger: Loki Fleet (Strategic Cruisers) — coordinated, numerically superior.
• Major opposition: Barghest Fleet (Battleship/Command) — heavy hitters but vulnerable to coordinated Loki numbers.
• Capital escalation capability confirmed: Dreadnoughts and Force Auxiliary involvement.
• Secondary risks: Recon/E‑war ships, covert stealth bombers, skilled solo Tengus.

Closing
Mya is an active low‑sec combat locus with predictable peak activity and confirmed capital‑level engagements. For any non‑combat operations, postpone or reroute; for combat operations, prepare for heavy E‑war, interdiction, and possible dreadnought support. Stay cautious and plan around the 16:00–18:00 UTC danger window.

— Everyshore Intel Network (EIN), Advisory based on Analyst data (Nov 6–9, 2025)