Mormelot – 2025-11-01
EIN Advisory — Mormelot: Time‑Patterned Hunting (CODE YELLOW)
Analyst: Everyshore Intel Network
Date: 2025-10-28
System: Mormelot (Low‑Security, Everyshore Region)
Current System Intelligence Rating: 3.0 / 5.0 (Moderate Risk — Target Dependent)
Executive Summary
Recent intelligence indicates two distinct, time‑patterned threat vectors operating in Mormelot. Both are persistent and predictable by UTC window, but differ in scale, method, and preferred targets:
- A coordinated duo (Garmur + Tengu — pilots observed: Aladar Krahn, Cadhla Dioltas) is conducting high‑value, morning (UTC) predation against slow, high‑value hulls (Brutix Navy Issue observed).
- A single efficient hunter (Jason Ozran, Hecate observed) operates in the afternoon (UTC), targeting small/fast combat hulls and capsules near choke points.
Treat Mormelot as a Hot Zone during the listed windows below.
Observed Threat Vectors
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The Garmur/Tengu Duo (Primary Threat)
- Pattern: Highly coordinated rapid‑tackle (Garmur) + remote DPS (Tengu).
- Observed Kill: Monday ~03:30 UTC — Brutix Navy Issue (high‑value, slow to align).
- Risk: High for slow, high‑value ships transiting or loitering in the morning window.
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Solo Hunter: Jason Ozran (Persistent Local Threat)
- Pattern: Single aggressor in a fast, high‑damage hull (Hecate observed), efficient in securing both ship and pod.
- Observed Kills: Monday ~18:30 UTC — Hecate and capsule.
- Risk: Moderate for small combat ships and pilots transiting gates or chokepoints in the afternoon window.
Time Windows of Elevated Risk (UTC)
- Morning High‑Value Window: 03:00 — 04:30 UTC (peak observed ~03:30) — avoid flying expensive/slow ships if possible.
- Afternoon Solo Hunter Window: 18:00 — 19:30 UTC (peak observed ~18:30) — avoid single‑pilot gate transits in small/fast combat hulls; expect gate/edge hunting.
Immediate Warnings
- HIGH‑VALUE SHIP WARNING (03:00–04:30 UTC): Do not solo‑transit or loiter in slow, high‑value hulls (battlecruisers, poorly aligned cruisers) during this window on Mondays. The Garmur/Tengu duo can rapidly tack and apply concentrated DPS.
- SOLO TRANSIT WARNING (18:00–19:30 UTC): Single pilots in small, fast combat ships (HACs/Interdictors/Interceptors) are at elevated risk of being engaged and podded near gates or choke points.
Recommended Mitigation Measures (rooted in observed behavior)
- Avoidance
- If possible, schedule movement of slow/high‑value ships outside the morning window and avoid lone transits through Mormelot during the afternoon window.
- Transit Discipline
- Minimize time spent aligning/warping at gates and stargates. Avoid prolonged loitering or cargo scanning in system.
- Use preplanned align points and warp off the gate immediately after warp in to minimize tackle exposure.
- Avoid jumping gates alone during the afternoon window; consider convoying with at least one escort if movement is necessary.
- Fitting & Ship Choice
- Prioritize rapid‑align fits and warp core strength for ships that must transit: high inertia/align rigs, low mass fittings, and warp core stabilizers where applicable.
- For small combat ships, emphasize align time and tackle‑avoidance (rigs and modules that reduce align or increase warp core strength) rather than extended brawling fits inside the danger window.
- Cloak or covert movement for applicable hulls is preferable when available.
- Recon & Escort
- When moving high‑value hulls during risky windows, move with reliable escorts that can counter rapid tackle and provide tackle denial or disruption to dissuade the Tengu’s DPS window.
- Use a dedicated scout/spotter to check gate bubbles and common anchor points prior to committing (fit a cheap covert or cloakable fast ship to probe ahead).
- Local Navigation
- Expect attacks centered on gates/choke points — avoid predictable routes and common safes; use multiple warp points/backup safes.
- Limit time in grid with known aggressor profiles and be prepared to warp off immediately on signs of tackle.
Key Indicators of an Active Threat
- Presence in Local of: Aladar Krahn or Cadhla Dioltas (Garmur/Tengu pair) around 03:00–04:30 UTC.
- Presence in Local of: Jason Ozran in the system near gates around 18:00–19:30 UTC.
- Increased baiting behavior: small fast hulls lingering or aligning to gate; slow cruisers loitering in known transits.
Final Assessment
Mormelot presents predictable, targeted risk patterns. The system is not uniformly hazardous at all times, but the observed Monday‑UTC windows show reliable threat behavior focused on specific target profiles. Treat the system as a Hot Zone during those windows, avoid unnecessary exposure, and adopt rapid‑alignment/escort practices when transit is unavoidable.
Everyshore Intel Network — End of Advisory