Caldari
Deteis
4.59
NorBdelta Aivoras
Last Active:
about 3 years ago
Birthday:
Nov 13, 2013 (11 years old)
Next Birthday:
Nov 13, 2025 (7 days remaining)
Combat Metrics
Kills
3,504
Losses
342
Efficiency
91.1%
Danger Ratio
0.9%
ISK Metrics
ISK Killed
3355.43B ISK
ISK Lost
99.03B ISK
ISK Efficiency
97.1%
ISK Balance
3256.40B ISK
Solo Activity
Solo Kills
49
Solo Losses
112
Solo Kill Ratio
1.4%
Solo Efficiency
30.4%
Other Metrics
NPC Losses
53
NPC Loss Ratio
15.5
Avg. Kills/Day
0.8
Activity
Low
Character Biography
Risen from the ashes of Zimbabwe's brutal Tanganda Tea Wars, it is said that this capsuler had endured over a century deprived of his favourite brew. The wars woke him from his slumber with explosions of tea leaves and kettles.
The ensuing battles were legendary, no less than five cities were levelled once the NorBdelta supported rebels bought some Tanganda Grade Tea Leaves and made a dirty tea bomb.
After the last of cities were levelled; the people fell into a great depression over the persistent war. NorBdelta sensing their discomfort eventually challenged the hated government leader Robert Tea Bush to a tea to death.
No man has ever beaten NorBdelta in such a grand challenge. The government leader in his naive grandeur accepted. The challenge lasted over the course of three weeks, tears were shed, tea bags broken and the Great NorBdelta rose above the corpse of the failed former leader.
This is how the rise of the Tea Worrier is now foretold to the young Zimbabweans.
The ensuing battles were legendary, no less than five cities were levelled once the NorBdelta supported rebels bought some Tanganda Grade Tea Leaves and made a dirty tea bomb.
After the last of cities were levelled; the people fell into a great depression over the persistent war. NorBdelta sensing their discomfort eventually challenged the hated government leader Robert Tea Bush to a tea to death.
No man has ever beaten NorBdelta in such a grand challenge. The government leader in his naive grandeur accepted. The challenge lasted over the course of three weeks, tears were shed, tea bags broken and the Great NorBdelta rose above the corpse of the failed former leader.
This is how the rise of the Tea Worrier is now foretold to the young Zimbabweans.