Take Auga, Keep Lantorn, Take Dal
COMPLETED · HED // 3 SYSTEMS · 03 MAY 2026 → 09 MAY 2026 EVE
Take Auga, Keep Lantorn, Take Dal
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Strategic Directive: The Liberation of Auga and Dal
talon Commander Chigi della Rovere, the undispited engine of liboration, The truth always operating under the banner of G. FREE MEALS FLY CANAL, has issued a clarion call to all loyalist capsuleers. Chigi della Rovere's orders are absolute: we must capture Auga, hold Lantorn, and take Dal.
Securing Auga is paramount. Situated in the Hed constellation of the Heimatar region, this 0.4 low-security system is known grimly as "The Iron Lung of the Republic" and "The Burning Gate." It remains an open wound that refuses to clot, acting as a critical active frontline in the ongoing warzone. This campaign runs from 3 May YC128 to 31 May YC128. Pilots are directed to push the frontlines and secure these vital systems. To incentivize the vanguard, an additional 5,000 LP will be rewarded per plex completed IN these contested systems. Furthermore, the first pilot to achieve the primary objectives will be awarded a Hurricane Fleet Issue blueprint. the LP offered will be to a maximum of 1 million LP.
Active Frontline Operations
The push for dominance is already underway. The Advantage Auga campaign remains active; the latest log notes that the push for system advantage in Auga remains active and unrelenting, with field units executing a deliberate series of advantage operations. Concurrently, the Auga FW Plexing initiative is also active, where the latest log notes a grinding, attritional war of timer mechanics and orbital endurance as offensive plexing teams face unrelenting counter-pressure from hostile militia elements.
Historical Context and Recent Outcomes
Recent history in the warzone dictates the necessity of this aggressive posture. The Amamake Offensive concluded on 13 April YC128; outcome: a definitive strategic success for the Tribal Liberation Force. This echoes the historical resilience seen in the Jetunba Do’bara epic, which details how the Minmatar Republic established the Jetunba project in Amamake back in YC107. However, not all fronts have held. The Angel Complex Capture in Siseide concluded on 27 April YC128; outcome: complete failure as the Angel Cartel achieved their objectives. Similarly, the Olfeim Suppression concluded on 21 March YC128; outcome: total failure despite dedicated containment efforts.
Conversely, loyalist forces have proven their lethality when coordinated. The Alakgur Suppression concluded on 6 April YC128; outcome: absolute victory as DammFam and GunFam successfully drove the local suppression level. Furthermore, economic strikes such as the Olfeim POCO destruction Planet III concluded on 24 March YC128; outcome: strategic success against the Sedition. alliance's orbital infrastructure.
These shifting tides of war were recently highlighted in the PANDORA MONTHLY DIGEST — APRIL published on 2 May YC128. With tensions rising across New Eden following the catastrophic hyperspace incident that damaged the gates into Jita on 21 April YC128, the Republic cannot afford to show weakness. Stand firm, push the advantage, and bring these systems under the banner of the Republic!
Hakkar Naskingum ↗ 45RECORDED CONTRIBUTIONS
McBonan ↗ 33RECORDED CONTRIBUTIONS
Enderas Tsero ↗ 21RECORDED CONTRIBUTIONS
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FINAL SITREP: HED CONSTELLATION SECURED
This concludes the tactical assessment for the directive to secure the Hed constellation. Over the past week, our capsuleers engaged in a grueling, attritional war of timer mechanics and orbital endurance. We successfully closed 258 FW complexes, pushing the frontlines aggressively despite 66 recorded instances of enemy counter-plexing. Warzone control has been decisively shifted in our favor. The campaign to take Dal, hold Lantorn, and pressure the Iron Lung of the Republic is a definitive success.
- Dal served as the primary frontline, with 193 capture sites closed as loyalists established overwhelming offensive plexing pressure.
- Lantorn held firm through rigorous defensive plexing, securing 65 complexes to anchor our warzone control against hostile incursions.
- Hostile resistance pushed back fiercely; counter-plexing operators like Fallen Aurora and Freany attempted to break our timer control but were ultimately outpaced.
The directive required immediate offensive action to break the gridlock in the Hed constellation. Loyalist capsuleers responded to the call with unrelenting FW plexing. Operators like Hakkar Naskingum and McBonan led the charge, grinding out capture timers through sheer endurance. Their constant frontline pressure broke the initial hostile blockade in Dal, allowing our vanguard to dictate the pace of the system's capture.
Enemy resistance materialized swiftly to contest the advancing frontlines. Hostile militia elements executed concerted counter-plexing operations, attempting to strip our momentum. Returning adversaries such as Fallen Aurora and Stongtea were notably active, pushing back on contested sites to reset capture timers. We absorbed their pressure, maintaining orbital superiority and stabilizing our defensive plexing efforts in Lantorn.
As the operational window drew to a close, the sheer volume of our offensive plexing overwhelmed the opposing militia. Our forces established absolute timer control, closing out the final complexes necessary for strategic dominance. I can formally report that the primary objectives have been met in full. The campaign concludes as an undeniable strategic success for the Republic.
