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Mannar

Mannar – 2025-09-28

Mannar — Active Predator: Aladar Krahn (Significant Risk)

Date: 2025-09-24
Overall Threat Level: 3.0 — Significant Risk (Low‑sec)

Summary

  • Mannar is safe for occasional transit but currently dominated by a single, highly active predator: Aladar Krahn. Behavior is deliberate and ruthless — preferred targets are fragile ships (Venture, Manticore, exploration frigates) and capsule kills have been recorded. Occasional cooperation with Cadhla Dioltas increases lethality.

High‑risk windows

  • Early UTC morning: ~01:00–02:00
  • Late UTC evening: ~20:00–21:00
    During these times the probability of encountering the predator (solo or with accomplice) is elevated.

Observed tactics & ships

  • Primary ships: Garmur, Tholos — fast, high alpha/aggro platforms suited to hunting small targets.
  • Targets: Ventures, Manticores, capsules, haulers and exploration frigates.
  • Behavior: Opportunistic ganks and targeted hunting; will pursue targets through initial ship loss to pod.

Actionable guidance (Low‑sec posture)

  • Avoid Mannar in fragile or high‑value non‑combat hulls during the high‑risk windows.
  • If you must transit, fit for immediate warp‑out and keep align time short (MJD/point/AB awareness). Use safe‑undock/instant warp tactics where possible.
  • Scout with a cloaked alt or use recon probes off‑grid; assume an experienced hunter is present if traffic is light.
  • Combat pilots: expect a skilled, fast opponent — prepare for kiting/alpha strike exchanges and don’t assume easy brawls.
  • Do not rely on CONCORD response — predator tactics and ship choices negate CONCORD’s practical protection in many encounters.
  • Move haulers through alternate routes or with escorts; minimize time stopped in belts/stations.

Bottom line
Mannar is not permanently hostile, but the presence of a dedicated hunter raises risk above normal low‑sec background. Adjust fits, timing, and route choice accordingly — when in doubt, delay transit until outside the identified high‑risk windows.