Minmatar
Brutor
0.52
Ragnar Kryec
Last Active:
about 1 year ago
Birthday:
Nov 17, 2016 (8 years old)
Next Birthday:
Nov 17, 2025 (67 days remaining)
Combat Metrics
Kills
1,962
Losses
828
Efficiency
70.3%
Danger Ratio
0.7%
ISK Metrics
ISK Killed
371.03B ISK
ISK Lost
90.66B ISK
ISK Efficiency
80.4%
ISK Balance
280.37B ISK
Solo Activity
Solo Kills
600
Solo Losses
338
Solo Kill Ratio
30.6%
Solo Efficiency
64.0%
Other Metrics
NPC Losses
41
NPC Loss Ratio
5.0
Avg. Kills/Day
0.6
Activity
Low
Character Biography
In the depths of Pator IV's labyrinthine streets, Ragnar lingered in the shadows, a man haunted by his past allegiance to the Triglavian revolutionaries. Once, he had believed in their promise of liberation through chaos—a fierce disciple born from the crucible of Minmatar slavery.
Years of relentless conflict had shown Ragnar the true cost of his convictions. The Triglavians' ruthless tactics left scars on his soul deeper than any physical wound. After a brutal skirmish that left friends dead and hopes shattered, Ragnar encountered a weathered elder of his own people.
The elder's gaze spoke volumes—of survival amidst ruin, of rebuilding what had been lost. He offered Ragnar a stark choice: cling to the path of destruction or embrace a future tempered by unity and resilience among the Minmatar.
Haunted by the memories of futile battles and the faces of fallen comrades, Ragnar turned his back on the Triglavians. With grim determination, he sought redemption not as a leader but as a lone survivor, working silently to mend the torn fabric of his community. It was a solitary journey, marked by distrust and the harsh realities of post-revolutionary life.
In the shadows of Pator IV, where echoes of revolution still lingered, Ragnar forged ahead. His was not a tale of triumph, but of quiet resolve—a testament to one man's journey from fervent revolutionary to hardened realist, navigating the grim-dark world that awaited beyond the allure of chaos.
Years of relentless conflict had shown Ragnar the true cost of his convictions. The Triglavians' ruthless tactics left scars on his soul deeper than any physical wound. After a brutal skirmish that left friends dead and hopes shattered, Ragnar encountered a weathered elder of his own people.
The elder's gaze spoke volumes—of survival amidst ruin, of rebuilding what had been lost. He offered Ragnar a stark choice: cling to the path of destruction or embrace a future tempered by unity and resilience among the Minmatar.
Haunted by the memories of futile battles and the faces of fallen comrades, Ragnar turned his back on the Triglavians. With grim determination, he sought redemption not as a leader but as a lone survivor, working silently to mend the torn fabric of his community. It was a solitary journey, marked by distrust and the harsh realities of post-revolutionary life.
In the shadows of Pator IV, where echoes of revolution still lingered, Ragnar forged ahead. His was not a tale of triumph, but of quiet resolve—a testament to one man's journey from fervent revolutionary to hardened realist, navigating the grim-dark world that awaited beyond the allure of chaos.