Gallente
Gallente
5.00
Last Active:
12 days ago
Birthday:
May 17, 2013 (12 years old)
Next Birthday:
May 17, 2026 (193 days remaining)
Combat Metrics
Kills
5,107
Losses
389
Efficiency
92.9%
Danger Ratio
89.6%
ISK Metrics
ISK Killed
9982.54B ISK
ISK Lost
101.90B ISK
ISK Efficiency
99.0%
ISK Balance
9880.64B ISK
Solo Activity
Solo Kills
62
Solo Losses
136
Solo Kill Ratio
1.2%
Solo Efficiency
31.3%
Other Metrics
NPC Losses
59
NPC Loss Ratio
15.2
Avg. Kills/Day
1.1
Activity
Very High
Character Biography
The first record of Dirk D'Aguilar is the salvage report of the Gallente deep-space exploration cruiser Esperanto. Found in the only functional cryopod on a derelict of unknown origin, Dirk charmed his way onto the crew within hours of being defrosted.
Dirk soon showed enormous talent for every endeavour he set his mind to, and proved to be a remarkable pilot, scientist, poet, and pants-man. However, his judgement proved poor when he seduced the beloved daughter of one of the Amarr Holders, and her cries of ecstacy alerted the palace guards. Barely escaping from Amarr space. Dirk has vowed to only return in pursuit of someone supremely hot...
Dirk is best known for his definitive military treatise "Dirk's Little Art of War - Pop-Up edition", used to teach the brightest academy students in the Gallente Federation Navy, but his genius spans the entire breadth of human accomplishment.
This is, of course, complete bullsh!t. The truth is even more outrageous.
Dirk soon showed enormous talent for every endeavour he set his mind to, and proved to be a remarkable pilot, scientist, poet, and pants-man. However, his judgement proved poor when he seduced the beloved daughter of one of the Amarr Holders, and her cries of ecstacy alerted the palace guards. Barely escaping from Amarr space. Dirk has vowed to only return in pursuit of someone supremely hot...
Dirk is best known for his definitive military treatise "Dirk's Little Art of War - Pop-Up edition", used to teach the brightest academy students in the Gallente Federation Navy, but his genius spans the entire breadth of human accomplishment.
This is, of course, complete bullsh!t. The truth is even more outrageous.