Bonus – Audio from our bi-weekley news program. Killah Bee talks about how NC will defend against the invasion of Tribute, and responds to Sort Dragon’s criticisms. It’s an overall update on the war from NC. FC perspective.
Episode 13 – The Imperium marches north, their goal, destroy the home of Northern Coalition. and Pandemic Legion in Tribute. We talk with commanders Vily and Pandoralica for their analysis, and we check in with Imperium FC Apple Pear on developments from the move op. Sort Dragon, leader of Dead Co. makes an appearance to illuminate his position in the conflict.
On this episodes, we explore treachery. Why Horde reset Dead Coalition (formerly Gotg). Did The Imperium break their own deal? Not if Sort Dragon says they didn’t – it was a deal with him. We also look into the massive bait trap Snuff set for Black Legion, costing BL 500 billion in ships. Finally a state of wormholes – the fights and the politics of change.
A special Talking In Stations segment featuring Sort Dragon of Dead Coalition (formerly knowns as Guardians of the Galaxy, formerly known as Dumpster Coalition). He takes questions from players about the deal he signed that takes Imperium pressure off the North. “The Deal” as Artyh of Goonswarm calls it, is a cease-fire, but for a limited time. It ends 3/19/19.
An ode to some of the biggest content created by Sort Dragon, Executor of Darkness Alliance —
Character Created: 2007/08/23 Corp/Alliance: Resilience./DARKNESS. Country: Australia Reddit: Sorticus Twitter: @Sort_Dragon Eve-Who: Link zKillboard: Link https://sites.google.com/site/csmwire/csm-13-election/sort-dragon
The news roundup was interrupted by the battle of C-LTXS one hour into the show. We switched to live coverage of the massive fight. Before that switch, we covered a lot of ground, including the fresh news that Sort Dragon’s Avatar had been picked off. The trap was set by Kun’mi (aka Odell) from Goonswarm. He talked us through what happened. Apothne, Jin’taan and Killah Bee discussed Providence and the DRF situation but expanded on the larger themes of alliances and their struggles.
