Amarr
Ni-Kunni
5.05
Gergers Ejnar
Last Active:
3 days ago
Birthday:
Oct 15, 2014 (11 years old)
Next Birthday:
Oct 15, 2026 (344 days remaining)
Combat Metrics
Kills
947
Losses
225
Efficiency
80.8%
Danger Ratio
80.8%
ISK Metrics
ISK Killed
3578.60B ISK
ISK Lost
66.27B ISK
ISK Efficiency
98.2%
ISK Balance
3512.33B ISK
Solo Activity
Solo Kills
67
Solo Losses
96
Solo Kill Ratio
7.1%
Solo Efficiency
41.1%
Other Metrics
NPC Losses
34
NPC Loss Ratio
15.1
Avg. Kills/Day
0.2
Activity
Very High
Character Biography
Gergers Ejnar – The Forgotten Prophet
Ejnar was born on a remote, isolated colony of the Amarr Empire, the scion of an elite religious family. Even as a child, he had an outstanding memory and strange dreams – dream images of unknown star systems, geometric symbols, which he later saw on the inner walls of Drifter structures.
Some of the priests believed him to be a prophet, others a heretic. He disappeared at the age of 35 – officially recorded as a “victim of an interstellar slave shipment”. In fact, he became the subject of a secret Sanctuary experiment that attempted to merge the dream consciousness of the Sleepers with the human mind.
Transformation
During the procedure, Gergers’ body was affected by quantum interference: his brain partially merged with the remnants of the consciousness of a dead Sleeper. When he was freed, he was no longer fully human. He heard voices, sensed warps in space-time, and relived memories that weren't his own—someone else's past...or future? Human identity is fragile, and in the process of transformation, Gergers lost a significant portion of his memory.
He was once the pride of the Empire: Lord of the Titans, captain of a Revenant-class supercarrier, one of the most expensive and powerful pilots to ever rise to the stars of New Eden.
Return and the "Second Voice"
After three years of disappearance, Gergers returned to New Eden—with unknown, greenish nanobot scars on his body, and aboard an ancient Sleeper cruiser that wasn't listed in any CONCORD database.
They didn't ask many questions on the Goonswarm—efficiency was worth more than explanation. But those who flew with him noticed that he occasionally talked to himself. He calls one of his voices “the Second Voice,” and it seems to know things he shouldn’t: the location of secret warp tunnels, the movements of enemy fleets, and sometimes – who will die in the next hour.
His Mission
Ejnar is not really a warrior. He is a seeker. He is searching for a connection: a bridge between man and Drifter, matter and consciousness, past and future. Every destroyed ship, every launched capsule is just a means to a single goal: To find the signal that proves that humanity is not just a guest among the stars – but originally from there
"Ex oblivione, resurgo." „A feled\xe9sből felemelkedem.”
Ejnar was born on a remote, isolated colony of the Amarr Empire, the scion of an elite religious family. Even as a child, he had an outstanding memory and strange dreams – dream images of unknown star systems, geometric symbols, which he later saw on the inner walls of Drifter structures.
Some of the priests believed him to be a prophet, others a heretic. He disappeared at the age of 35 – officially recorded as a “victim of an interstellar slave shipment”. In fact, he became the subject of a secret Sanctuary experiment that attempted to merge the dream consciousness of the Sleepers with the human mind.
Transformation
During the procedure, Gergers’ body was affected by quantum interference: his brain partially merged with the remnants of the consciousness of a dead Sleeper. When he was freed, he was no longer fully human. He heard voices, sensed warps in space-time, and relived memories that weren't his own—someone else's past...or future? Human identity is fragile, and in the process of transformation, Gergers lost a significant portion of his memory.
He was once the pride of the Empire: Lord of the Titans, captain of a Revenant-class supercarrier, one of the most expensive and powerful pilots to ever rise to the stars of New Eden.
Return and the "Second Voice"
After three years of disappearance, Gergers returned to New Eden—with unknown, greenish nanobot scars on his body, and aboard an ancient Sleeper cruiser that wasn't listed in any CONCORD database.
They didn't ask many questions on the Goonswarm—efficiency was worth more than explanation. But those who flew with him noticed that he occasionally talked to himself. He calls one of his voices “the Second Voice,” and it seems to know things he shouldn’t: the location of secret warp tunnels, the movements of enemy fleets, and sometimes – who will die in the next hour.
His Mission
Ejnar is not really a warrior. He is a seeker. He is searching for a connection: a bridge between man and Drifter, matter and consciousness, past and future. Every destroyed ship, every launched capsule is just a means to a single goal: To find the signal that proves that humanity is not just a guest among the stars – but originally from there
"Ex oblivione, resurgo." „A feled\xe9sből felemelkedem.”