Ad Majorem Virtus Gloriam II
COMPLETED · NO MAPPED LOCATION · 02 AUG 2026 → 10 AUG 2026 EVE
Ad Majorem Virtus Gloriam II
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Ad Majorem Virtus Gloriam II
Born in the dust and iron of Pator, Aliviana Alament—third daughter of a Sebiestor household that survived the long occupation—knows that endurance without action is merely a slower kind of surrender. She took to the capsule not for wealth or rank, but to carry the Republic's war forward, seeking to extract a blood debt from the Amarr. Finding her true creed among the Virtus Crusade, she adopted the Noble Sixfold Path as her absolute law: to act righteously, to do good, and to share with those who fight beside her.
Now, she calls upon her fellow faithful to embody these same virtues. Capsuleers of the Crusade, the time has come to show the might of our order across the void. Running from August YC128 to September YC128, we embark on a holy combat roam. You are tasked to leave a trail of wreckage and bloody mist in your wake, all while strictly adhering to the noble Six Fold Path. Let every righteous strike serve as a reminder that payment in blood is owed, and it shall be collected in full.
This campaign is an exclusive mandate for the faithful. Only members of Virtus Crusade, Virtus Crusade Multipass Chapter, Virtus Crusade Highsec Chapter, and Virtus Crusade Treasury are authorized to participate. Strike true, and bring glory to the Crusade.
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| 1 | 143 | 29,000,000.00 ISKFROM Dana Witherfield · DUE | ||
| 2 | 70 | 10,000,000.00 ISKFROM Dana Witherfield · DUE | ||
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| 4 | 41 | 2,000,000.00 ISKFROM Dana Witherfield · DUE | ||
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| 7 | 9 | 3,000,000.00 ISKFROM Dana Witherfield · DUE | ||
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FINAL SITREP: BLOOD DEBT ROAM CONCLUDED
I stand among the cooling wreckage, closing the book on this holy combat roam. From early skirmishes to absolute battlefield control, our faithful hunters have executed Aliviana Alament's mandate without hesitation. Across the YC128 warzone, we maintained overwhelming combat pressure, resulting in 297 confirmed kills and over 105 billion ISK in destroyed hostile hulls. While early engagements saw us dictating terms, the closing days devolved into violent attrition where our vanguard broke the enemy's spirit completely. Our strategic and tactical objectives are fulfilled; the campaign has ended in absolute success. The Republic's blood debt is collected in full.
- Trevelon416 secured a monumental 143 kills, breaking the hostile logistics backbone alongside Asha Soldati and Dana Witherfield.
- Battlefield momentum peaked in UALX-3 and Ahbazon, transforming both systems into primary slaughtergrounds for our tackle wings.
- Hostile resistance surged, inflicting localized losses on Gaebrielle Theodoulos and Jhoey, but ultimately failed to stall our overarching pressure.
Echoing our week one blood debt roam, we established a brutal standard in Amamake, systematically dismantling early hostile capital escalation. The momentum never faltered. We leveraged this initial shockwave to project lethal force across key transit vectors. Our interceptor wings trapped enemy patrols, ensuring every engagement resulted in catastrophic structural losses for the opposition.
As the campaign progressed, the epicenter of violence shifted heavily toward UALX-3, claiming 84 victims in its localized crossfire. Hostile fleet anchors attempted to stabilize their lines in 6Q-R50, presenting us with heavier targets. Trevelon416 and Kallumm capitalized on this error, systematically neutralizing a Minokawa before crippling a Revelation Navy Issue.
We prioritized sustained pressure over fleeting skirmishes. Trevelon416 emerged as the absolute executioner of this operation, registering a staggering 143 kills. Supported by Gangleri and Dana Witherfield, our hunters stripped the grid of Sabres, Flycatchers, and Hurricane hulls, preventing the enemy from massing sufficient numbers to reclaim operational initiative.
The enemy response was fierce but ultimately futile. They directed their counter-assaults against our vanguard, attempting to blunt our offensive by focusing on Gaebrielle Theodoulos, Jhoey, and campaign instigator Aliviana Alament. Despite losing hulls in Auga and Kourmonen, our faithful accepted this necessary attrition without yielding a single tactical position.
Looking back at the full span of operations, our dominance remained unbroken from the first blood drawn to the final exhausted engagements. The Virtus Crusade proved its endurance under fire. By completely shattering the enemy's logistics and support wings, we dictated the final terms of the conflict. The blood debt is paid.
SITREP: BLOOD DEBT ROAM - WEEK ONE
The first week of operations for Ad Majorem Virtus Gloriam II is underway, establishing a violent rhythm across the warzone in YC128. Adhering to the Sixfold Path, our capsuleers have applied relentless combat pressure, prioritizing engagements that inflict maximum structural attrition on our targets. Battlefield momentum is heavily weighted in our favor, with 127 confirmed kills generating substantial wreckage against moderate internal losses. While this initial sortie remains ongoing, the sheer volume of destroyed hulls—especially heavy capital assets—demonstrates our resolve to collect the Republic's blood debt in full. The crusade has drawn blood, and the tactical advantage is firmly within our grasp.
- Gangleri delivered devastating strikes in Amamake, annihilating a Revelation and a Naglfar to cripple local hostile escalation.
- Intense crossfire in Ahbazon resulted in 26 hostile kills, solidifying the grid as our primary slaughterground.
- Hostile actors mounted a fierce response, inflicting targeted attrition that claimed the hulls of Aliviana Alament and Gaebrielle Theodoulos during escalating border skirmishes.
The initial days of this holy combat roam have set a brutal standard for engagement. We deployed across key transit vectors with absolute lethal intent, answering the call to extract a blood debt from the Amarr and their associates. The Virtus Crusade dictated the early terms of engagement, trapping hostile patrols and shattering their logistics wings. Our hunters utilized the Noble Sixfold Path as a tactical doctrine, ensuring every strike against enemy hulls was both righteous and overwhelmingly destructive, securing early battlefield momentum.
Nowhere was our combat pressure more evident than in the shadow of Amamake. Hostile forces attempted to hold the grid with heavy capital assets, presenting us with prime victims. Gangleri operated as our primary executioner, orchestrating the systematic destruction of a Revelation and a Naglfar. These staggering kills generated immense strategic shockwaves. A massive Phoenix Navy Issue was similarly neutralized in 6-IAFR, cementing our dominance. The sheer scale of ISK destroyed in these localized engagements shattered any illusion of enemy security.
Beyond the capital brawls, relentless attrition characterized the skirmishes in Ahbazon and UALX-3. These systems became literal slaughtergrounds where our interceptors and tackle wings maintained absolute battlefield control. Hostile response forces bled out attempting to break our gate camps and roaming formations. The volume of wreckage left in our wake paralyzed their immediate reinforcement efforts. By maintaining this aggressive posture, our capsuleers proved that the Republic’s memory is long, and our willingness to inflict catastrophic losses remains absolute.
Our hunter-killer detachments did not operate without facing a fierce counter-assault. Enemy resistance surged in an attempt to stall our momentum, inflicting measured attrition on our vanguard. Campaign instigator Aliviana Alament absorbed devastating crossfire across multiple systems, sacrificing several hulls to sustain our offensive pressure. Kalelon Cesaille and Saroon Derile also fell victim to coordinated hostile ambushes. These losses are the expected blood price of a holy crusade, and our faithful accepted this punishment without yielding their forward positions.
Despite the targeted pushback, our combat efficiency remained remarkably lethal throughout the week. Trevelon416 and Dana Witherfield systematically disassembled the enemy’s sub-capital support wings. We actively prioritized breaking their logistics backbone, ensuring that hostile Guardians and Abaddons were reduced to debris before they could stabilize their fleet anchors. Even their Sabres and fast-tackle interceptors were systematically swept from the grid. This relentless, methodical culling prevented the opposition from massing sufficient numbers to reclaim the operational initiative.
The ongoing nature of this campaign demands sustained fury, and our faithful show no signs of fatigue. With over a hundred hostile hulls already turned to slag, our early battlefield dominance is unquestionable. However, the true measure of the Virtus Crusade lies not merely in opening strikes, but in prolonged endurance under fire. We will continue to hunt. We will continue to pressure their critical systems. The blood debt is far from settled, and we intend to collect every remaining drop.