Gallente
Gallente
0.29
Jaii Adoudel
Last Active:
6 days ago
Birthday:
Feb 4, 2018 (7 years old)
Next Birthday:
Feb 4, 2026 (147 days remaining)
Combat Metrics
Kills
0
Losses
16
Efficiency
0.0%
Danger Ratio
0.0%
ISK Metrics
ISK Killed
0 ISK
ISK Lost
276.38M ISK
ISK Efficiency
0.0%
ISK Balance
-276,383,883 ISK
Solo Activity
Solo Kills
0
Solo Losses
12
Solo Kill Ratio
0%
Solo Efficiency
0.0%
Other Metrics
NPC Losses
1
NPC Loss Ratio
6.3
Avg. Kills/Day
0.0
Activity
Low
Character Biography
Orphaned in New Eden
Born without family or legacy, Jaii Adoudel’s earliest memories weren't of home, but of stations — vast, impersonal cities of steel where faces blurred together in the rush of dockworkers, merchants, and capsuleer crews. He was an orphan of circumstance, left adrift in the endless churn of New Eden’s politics and wars. No one could tell him which empire his parents called home, or even if they lived still. Uncertainty became his constant companion.
Jaii’s life changed when he earned a place aboard a mining crew in the fringes of Gallente high security space. It was menial work — sorting ore, patching hull plates, learning the hum of laser drills — but it was honest, and it paid enough for him to begin dreaming of something more. The captains he served under spoke of lowsec and nullsec as if they were different worlds entirely: dangerous, yes, but rich with opportunity for those bold enough to reach.
Now a capsuleer in his own right, Jaii has begun the first deliberate steps of his career. He scours asteroid belts, coaxing raw ore from stubborn rock, refining it into the means to forge his own ships and tools. Each load of minerals is more than just profit — it is a brick in the foundation of his independence.
Industry quickly became more than a sideline for Jaii; it became the heartbeat of his ambitions. Between mining runs, he refines, manufactures, and experiments with blueprints, turning raw resources into vessels, modules, and munitions. Every completed project is a step toward self-reliance, each ship built a potential lifeline for future expeditions into lawless space. For Jaii, industry is more than production — it is the quiet power to shape his own future in a galaxy where most live at the tender mercy of others.
But the belts are only the beginning. Jaii watches the gate networks that lead into harsher, lawless regions, where pirates stalk and alliances clash for territory. He knows that to reach them will take more than a ship; it will take nerve, cunning, and allies who can be trusted when warp disruptors flare red on the overview.
Some seek glory, others fortune — Jaii seeks a place in the void where no one can take from him what he has built with his own hands. From the silence of the mining laser to the chaos of battle, his journey is only beginning.
Born without family or legacy, Jaii Adoudel’s earliest memories weren't of home, but of stations — vast, impersonal cities of steel where faces blurred together in the rush of dockworkers, merchants, and capsuleer crews. He was an orphan of circumstance, left adrift in the endless churn of New Eden’s politics and wars. No one could tell him which empire his parents called home, or even if they lived still. Uncertainty became his constant companion.
Jaii’s life changed when he earned a place aboard a mining crew in the fringes of Gallente high security space. It was menial work — sorting ore, patching hull plates, learning the hum of laser drills — but it was honest, and it paid enough for him to begin dreaming of something more. The captains he served under spoke of lowsec and nullsec as if they were different worlds entirely: dangerous, yes, but rich with opportunity for those bold enough to reach.
Now a capsuleer in his own right, Jaii has begun the first deliberate steps of his career. He scours asteroid belts, coaxing raw ore from stubborn rock, refining it into the means to forge his own ships and tools. Each load of minerals is more than just profit — it is a brick in the foundation of his independence.
Industry quickly became more than a sideline for Jaii; it became the heartbeat of his ambitions. Between mining runs, he refines, manufactures, and experiments with blueprints, turning raw resources into vessels, modules, and munitions. Every completed project is a step toward self-reliance, each ship built a potential lifeline for future expeditions into lawless space. For Jaii, industry is more than production — it is the quiet power to shape his own future in a galaxy where most live at the tender mercy of others.
But the belts are only the beginning. Jaii watches the gate networks that lead into harsher, lawless regions, where pirates stalk and alliances clash for territory. He knows that to reach them will take more than a ship; it will take nerve, cunning, and allies who can be trusted when warp disruptors flare red on the overview.
Some seek glory, others fortune — Jaii seeks a place in the void where no one can take from him what he has built with his own hands. From the silence of the mining laser to the chaos of battle, his journey is only beginning.