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| 77924 |
Hide offers with LP cost less than |
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Hide offers with LP cost <b>less</b> than |
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| 77926 |
Hide offers with LP cost more than |
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Hide offers with LP cost <b>more</b> than |
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| 77928 |
Hide offers with ISK cost less than |
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Hide offers with ISK cost <b>less</b> than |
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| 77929 |
Hide offers with ISK cost more than |
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Hide offers with ISK cost <b>more</b> than |
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| 514630 |
Hide offers with AK cost less than |
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Hide offers with AK cost <b>less</b> than |
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| 514631 |
Hide offers with AK cost more than |
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Hide offers with AK cost <b>more</b> than |
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| 623975 |
Corrupted Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
CorruptedDeathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 70911 (Miscellaneous) |
| 623976 |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessible.
With just the right approach it may be possible to decode what remains and access a coherent data stream. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessible.
With justEncoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it mayshould be possible to decode what remains and access a coherent data streamthe data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (70911) |
| 623977 |
Corrupted Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
CorruptedDeathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 70912 (Miscellaneous) |
| 623978 |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessible.
With just the right approach it may be possible to decode what remains and access a coherent data stream. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessible.
With justEncoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it mayshould be possible to decode what remains and access a coherent data streamthe data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (70912) |
| 623979 |
Corrupted Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
CorruptedDeathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 70913 (Miscellaneous) |
| 623980 |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessible.
With just the right approach it may be possible to decode what remains and access a coherent data stream. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessible.
With justEncoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it mayshould be possible to decode what remains and access a coherent data streamthe data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (70913) |
| 623981 |
Corrupted Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
CorruptedDeathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 70914 (Miscellaneous) |
| 623982 |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessible.
With just the right approach it may be possible to decode what remains and access a coherent data stream. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessible.
With justEncoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it mayshould be possible to decode what remains and access a coherent data streamthe data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (70914) |
| 623983 |
Corrupted Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
CorruptedDeathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 70915 (Miscellaneous) |
| 623984 |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessible.
With just the right approach it may be possible to decode what remains and access a coherent data stream. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessible.
With justEncoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it mayshould be possible to decode what remains and access a coherent data streamthe data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (70915) |
| 623985 |
Corrupted Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
CorruptedDeathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 70916 (Miscellaneous) |
| 623986 |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessible.
With just the right approach it may be possible to decode what remains and access a coherent data stream. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessible.
With justEncoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it mayshould be possible to decode what remains and access a coherent data streamthe data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (70916) |
| 623987 |
Corrupted Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
CorruptedDeathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 70917 (Miscellaneous) |
| 623988 |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessible.
With just the right approach it may be possible to decode what remains and access a coherent data stream. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessible.
With justEncoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it mayshould be possible to decode what remains and access a coherent data streamthe data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (70917) |
| 623989 |
Corrupted Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
CorruptedDeathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 70918 (Miscellaneous) |
| 623990 |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessible.
With just the right approach it may be possible to decode what remains and access a coherent data stream. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessible.
With justEncoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it mayshould be possible to decode what remains and access a coherent data streamthe data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (70918) |
| 623991 |
Corrupted Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
CorruptedDeathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 70919 (Miscellaneous) |
| 623992 |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessible.
With just the right approach it may be possible to decode what remains and access a coherent data stream. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessible.
With justEncoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it mayshould be possible to decode what remains and access a coherent data streamthe data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (70919) |
| 623993 |
Corrupted Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
CorruptedDeathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 70920 (Miscellaneous) |
| 623994 |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessible.
With just the right approach it may be possible to decode what remains and access a coherent data stream. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessible.
With justEncoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it mayshould be possible to decode what remains and access a coherent data streamthe data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (70920) |
| 623995 |
Corrupted Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
CorruptedDeathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 70921 (Miscellaneous) |
| 623996 |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessible.
With just the right approach it may be possible to decode what remains and access a coherent data stream. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessible.
With justEncoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it mayshould be possible to decode what remains and access a coherent data streamthe data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (70921) |
| 623997 |
Corrupted Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
CorruptedDeathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 70922 (Miscellaneous) |
| 623998 |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessible.
With just the right approach it may be possible to decode what remains and access a coherent data stream. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessible.
With justEncoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it mayshould be possible to decode what remains and access a coherent data streamthe data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (70922) |
| 623999 |
Corrupted Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
CorruptedDeathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 70923 (Miscellaneous) |
| 624000 |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessible.
With just the right approach it may be possible to decode what remains and access a coherent data stream. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessible.
With justEncoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it mayshould be possible to decode what remains and access a coherent data streamthe data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (70923) |
| 624001 |
Corrupted Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
CorruptedDeathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 70924 (Miscellaneous) |
| 624002 |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessible.
With just the right approach it may be possible to decode what remains and access a coherent data stream. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessible.
With justEncoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it mayshould be possible to decode what remains and access a coherent data streamthe data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (70924) |
| 624023 |
Corrupted Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
CorruptedDeathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 70935 (Miscellaneous) |
| 624024 |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessible.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessibleEncoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (70935) |
| 624025 |
Corrupted Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
CorruptedDeathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 70936 (Miscellaneous) |
| 624026 |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessible.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessibleEncoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (70936) |
| 624027 |
Corrupted Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
CorruptedDeathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 70937 (Miscellaneous) |
| 624028 |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessible.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessibleEncoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (70937) |
| 624029 |
Corrupted Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
CorruptedDeathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 70938 (Miscellaneous) |
| 624030 |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessible.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessibleEncoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (70938) |
| 624031 |
Corrupted Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
CorruptedDeathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 70939 (Miscellaneous) |
| 624032 |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessible.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessibleEncoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (70939) |
| 624033 |
Corrupted Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
CorruptedDeathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 70940 (Miscellaneous) |
| 624034 |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessible.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessibleEncoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (70940) |
| 624035 |
Corrupted Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
CorruptedDeathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 70941 (Miscellaneous) |
| 624036 |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessible.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessibleEncoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (70941) |
| 624037 |
Corrupted Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
CorruptedDeathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 70942 (Miscellaneous) |
| 624038 |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessible.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessibleEncoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (70942) |
| 624039 |
Corrupted Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
CorruptedDeathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 70943 (Miscellaneous) |
| 624040 |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessible.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessibleEncoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (70943) |
| 624041 |
Corrupted Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
CorruptedDeathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 70944 (Miscellaneous) |
| 624042 |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessible.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessibleEncoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (70944) |
| 624043 |
Corrupted Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
CorruptedDeathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 70945 (Miscellaneous) |
| 624045 |
Corrupted Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
CorruptedDeathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 70946 (Miscellaneous) |
| 624046 |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessible.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessibleEncoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (70946) |
| 624047 |
Corrupted Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
CorruptedDeathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 70947 (Miscellaneous) |
| 624048 |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessible.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessibleEncoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (70947) |
| 624049 |
Corrupted Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
CorruptedDeathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 70948 (Miscellaneous) |
| 624050 |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessible.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessibleEncoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (70948) |
| 624051 |
Corrupted Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
CorruptedDeathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 70949 (Miscellaneous) |
| 624052 |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessible.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
This standardized data storage device is heavily corrupted but some fragmentary data remains accessibleEncoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (70949) |
| 656018 |
|
Gate |
Gate |
Name for dungeon 10361 |
| 656019 |
|
Dungeon |
Dungeon |
|
| 656020 |
|
Gate |
Gate |
Name for dungeon 10363 |
| 656021 |
|
Gate |
Gate |
Name for dungeon 10364 |
| 656022 |
|
Gate |
Gate |
Name for dungeon 10365 |
| 662939 |
|
Warp Vector Data |
Warp Vector Data |
Description of group ID 4599 |
| 662940 |
|
Jovian Symbolic Navigator 14:16:13:22 |
Jovian Symbolic Navigator 14:16:13:22 |
Name of item 77825 (Warp Vector Data) |
| 662941 |
|
Jovian Symbolic Navigator 14:16:2:4:7 |
Jovian Symbolic Navigator 14:16:2:4:7 |
Name of item 77826 (Warp Vector Data) |
| 662942 |
|
Jovian Symbolic Navigator 2:4:14:16:13 |
Jovian Symbolic Navigator 2:4:14:16:13 |
Name of item 77827 (Warp Vector Data) |
| 662943 |
|
Jovian Symbolic Navigator 16:14:16:8:2:22:7 |
Jovian Symbolic Navigator 16:14:16:8:2:22:7 |
Name of item 77828 (Warp Vector Data) |
| 662944 |
|
Jovian Symbolic Navigator 2:4:23:4:7 |
Jovian Symbolic Navigator 2:4:23:4:7 |
Name of item 77829 (Warp Vector Data) |
| 662945 |
|
Jovian Symbolic Navigator 8:26:9:21:16 |
Jovian Symbolic Navigator 8:26:9:21:16 |
Name of item 77830 (Warp Vector Data) |
| 662946 |
|
Jovian Symbolic Navigator 9:22:8:8:16:7 |
Jovian Symbolic Navigator 9:22:8:8:16:7 |
Name of item 77831 (Warp Vector Data) |
| 662947 |
|
Jovian Symbolic Navigator 9:4:23:4:22 |
Jovian Symbolic Navigator 9:4:23:4:22 |
Name of item 77832 (Warp Vector Data) |
| 662948 |
|
Jovian Symbolic Navigator 25:4:25:7:4 |
Jovian Symbolic Navigator 25:4:25:7:4 |
Name of item 77833 (Warp Vector Data) |
| 662949 |
|
Jovian Symbolic Navigator 2:4:7:22:7 |
Jovian Symbolic Navigator 2:4:7:22:7 |
Name of item 77834 (Warp Vector Data) |
| 662950 |
|
Jovian Symbolic Navigator 9:16:8:16:9 |
Jovian Symbolic Navigator 9:16:8:16:9 |
Name of item 77835 (Warp Vector Data) |
| 662951 |
|
Jovian Symbolic Navigator 26:25:16:13:16 |
Jovian Symbolic Navigator 26:25:16:13:16 |
Name of item 77836 (Warp Vector Data) |
| 662952 |
|
Jovian Symbolic Navigator 6:4:9:4:15:26 |
Jovian Symbolic Navigator 6:4:9:4:15:26 |
Name of item 77837 (Warp Vector Data) |
| 662953 |
|
Jovian Symbolic Navigator 2:5:7:26:8 |
Jovian Symbolic Navigator 2:5:7:26:8 |
Name of item 77838 (Warp Vector Data) |
| 662954 |
|
Jovian Symbolic Navigator 2:16:15:26:14 |
Jovian Symbolic Navigator 2:16:15:26:14 |
Name of item 77839 (Warp Vector Data) |
| 662955 |
|
Jovian Symbolic Navigator 2:22:7:22:8:6 |
Jovian Symbolic Navigator 2:22:7:22:8:6 |
Name of item 77840 (Warp Vector Data) |
| 662956 |
|
Jovian Symbolic Navigator 26:9:26:9:26 |
Jovian Symbolic Navigator 26:9:26:9:26 |
Name of item 77841 (Warp Vector Data) |
| 662957 |
|
Jovian Symbolic Navigator 16:8:16:9 |
Jovian Symbolic Navigator 16:8:16:9 |
Name of item 77842 (Warp Vector Data) |
| 662958 |
|
Jovian Symbolic Navigator 6:22:14:6:22:7 |
Jovian Symbolic Navigator 6:22:14:6:22:7 |
Name of item 77843 (Warp Vector Data) |
| 662959 |
|
Jovian Symbolic Navigator 4:9:4:8:6 |
Jovian Symbolic Navigator 4:9:4:8:6 |
Name of item 77844 (Warp Vector Data) |
| 662960 |
|
Jovian Symbolic Navigator 6:4:2:16:23 |
Jovian Symbolic Navigator 6:4:2:16:23 |
Name of item 77845 (Warp Vector Data) |
| 662961 |
|
Jovian Symbolic Navigator 14:26:13:22 |
Jovian Symbolic Navigator 14:26:13:22 |
Name of item 77846 (Warp Vector Data) |
| 662962 |
|
Jovian Symbolic Navigator 2:4:13:6:16:13 |
Jovian Symbolic Navigator 2:4:13:6:16:13 |
Name of item 77847 (Warp Vector Data) |
| 662963 |
|
Jovian Symbolic Navigator 14:22:6:22:13 |
Jovian Symbolic Navigator 14:22:6:22:13 |
Name of item 77848 (Warp Vector Data) |
| 662964 |
|
Jovian Symbolic Navigator 6:16:14:16:8 |
Jovian Symbolic Navigator 6:16:14:16:8 |
Name of item 77849 (Warp Vector Data) |
| 663071 |
|
USGZ_1 |
USGZ_1 |
Name of item 77876 (Non-Interactable Object) |
| 663298 |
|
QA ProximityNotifier (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
QA ProximityNotifier (DO NOT TRANSLATE) |
Name of item 77920 (Large Collidable Object) |
| 663299 |
|
This doesn't exist. |
This doesn't exist. |
Description of item "QA ProximityNotifier (DO NOT TRANSLATE)" (77920) |
| 663368 |
|
G2 |
G2 |
Name for dungeon 10426 |
| 663369 |
|
G3 |
G3 |
Name for dungeon 10427 |
| 663370 |
|
G4 |
G4 |
Name for dungeon 10428 |
| 663672 |
|
USGZ_2 |
USGZ_2 |
Name of item 77953 (Non-Interactable Object) |
| 663673 |
|
USGZ_3 |
USGZ_3 |
Name of item 77954 (Non-Interactable Object) |
| 663674 |
|
USGZ_4 |
USGZ_4 |
Name of item 77955 (Non-Interactable Object) |
| 663791 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 77987 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663793 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 77988 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663794 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 77989 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663795 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 77990 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663796 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 77991 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663797 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 77992 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663798 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 77993 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663799 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 77994 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663800 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 77995 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663801 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 77996 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663802 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 77997 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663803 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 77998 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663804 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 77999 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663805 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78000 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663806 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78001 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663807 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78002 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663808 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78003 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663809 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78004 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663810 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78005 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663811 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78006 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663812 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78007 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663813 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78008 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663814 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78009 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663815 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78010 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663816 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78011 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663817 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78012 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663818 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78013 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663819 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78014 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663820 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78015 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663821 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78016 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663822 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78017 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663823 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78018 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663824 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78019 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663825 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78020 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663826 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78021 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663827 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78022 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663828 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78023 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663829 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78024 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663830 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78025 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663831 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78026 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663832 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78027 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663833 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78028 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663834 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78029 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663835 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78030 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663836 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78031 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663837 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78032 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663838 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78033 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663839 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78034 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663840 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78035 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663841 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78036 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663842 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78037 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663843 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78038 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663844 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78039 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663845 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78040 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663846 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78041 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663847 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78042 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663848 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78043 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663849 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78044 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663850 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78045 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663851 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78046 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663852 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78047 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663853 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78048 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663854 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78049 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663855 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78050 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663856 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78051 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663857 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78052 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663858 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78053 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663859 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78054 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663860 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78055 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663861 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78056 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663862 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78057 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663863 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78058 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663864 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78059 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663865 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78060 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663866 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78061 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663867 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78062 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663868 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78063 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663869 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78064 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663870 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78065 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663871 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78066 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663872 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78067 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663873 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78068 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663874 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78069 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663875 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78070 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663876 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78071 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663877 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78072 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663878 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78073 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663879 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78074 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663880 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78075 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663881 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78076 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663882 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78077 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663883 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78078 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663884 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78079 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663885 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78080 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663886 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78081 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663887 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78082 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663888 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78083 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663889 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78084 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663890 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78085 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663891 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78086 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663892 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78087 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663893 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78088 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663894 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78089 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663895 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78090 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663896 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78091 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663897 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78092 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663898 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78093 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663899 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78094 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663900 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78095 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663901 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78096 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663902 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78097 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663903 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78098 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663904 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78099 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663905 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78100 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663906 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78101 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663907 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78102 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663908 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78103 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663909 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78104 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663910 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78105 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663911 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78106 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663912 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78107 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663913 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78108 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663914 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78109 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663915 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78110 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663916 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78111 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663917 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78112 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663918 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78113 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663919 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78114 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663920 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78115 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663921 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78116 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663922 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78117 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663923 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78118 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663924 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78119 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663925 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78120 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663926 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78121 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663927 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78122 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663928 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78123 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663929 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78124 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663930 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78125 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663931 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78126 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663932 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78127 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663933 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78128 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663934 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78129 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663935 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78130 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663936 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78131 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663937 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78132 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663938 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78133 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663939 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78134 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663940 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78135 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663941 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78136 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663942 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78137 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663943 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78138 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663944 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78139 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663945 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78140 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663946 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78141 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663947 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78142 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663948 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78143 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663949 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78144 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663950 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78145 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663951 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78146 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663952 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78147 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663953 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78148 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663954 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78149 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663955 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78150 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663956 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78151 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663957 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78152 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663958 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78153 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663959 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78154 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663960 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78155 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663961 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78156 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663962 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78157 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663963 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78158 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663964 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78159 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663965 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78160 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663966 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78161 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663967 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78162 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663968 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78163 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663969 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78164 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663970 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78165 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663971 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78166 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663972 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78167 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663973 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78168 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663974 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78169 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663975 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78170 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663976 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78171 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663977 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78172 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663978 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78173 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663979 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78174 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663980 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78175 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663981 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78176 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663982 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78177 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663983 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78178 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663984 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78179 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663985 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78180 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663986 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78181 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663987 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78182 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663988 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78183 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663989 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78184 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663990 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78185 (Miscellaneous) |
| 663991 |
Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Deathless Circle Data Fragment |
Name of item 78186 (Miscellaneous) |
| 664493 |
|
The Warp Vector Item can't be used in this location. |
The Warp Vector Item can't be used in this location. |
|
| 664496 |
|
You can't use this item so far from the center of the system |
You can't use this item so far from the center of the system |
|
| 664497 |
|
The item you are trying to use is not a warp vector. |
The item you are trying to use is not a warp vector. |
|
| 664666 |
|
G1 |
G1 |
Name for dungeon 10440 |
| 664713 |
|
"You do no own this item" |
"You do no own this item" |
|
| 664714 |
|
You can't activate an empty stack of items. |
You can't activate an empty stack of items. |
|
| 664715 |
|
The warp vector item is not reachable from where you are right now. |
The warp vector item is not reachable from where you are right now. |
|
| 664716 |
|
You must be in space when activating the warp vector. |
You must be in space when activating the warp vector. |
|
| 665520 |
|
Select Amount |
Select Amount |
UI/LPStore/selectAmount |
| 665663 |
|
LP price range |
LP price range |
UI/LPStore/lpPriceRange |
| 665664 |
|
ISK price range |
ISK price range |
UI/LPStore/iskPriceRange |
| 665665 |
|
Filter Price |
Filter Price |
UI/LPStore/filterPrice |
| 665666 |
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UI/LPStore/min |
| 665667 |
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UI/LPStore/max |
| 665879 |
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Jovian Symbolic Navigator 9:22:8:7:16 |
Jovian Symbolic Navigator 9:22:8:7:16 |
Name of item 78582 (Warp Vector Data) |
| 665880 |
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Jovian Symbolic Navigator 8:26:9:25:26 |
Jovian Symbolic Navigator 8:26:9:25:26 |
Name of item 78583 (Warp Vector Data) |
| 665881 |
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Jovian Symbolic Navigator 7:4:23:4:14 |
Jovian Symbolic Navigator 7:4:23:4:14 |
Name of item 78584 (Warp Vector Data) |
| 665882 |
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Jovian Symbolic Navigator 22:23:2:22:25 |
Jovian Symbolic Navigator 22:23:2:22:25 |
Name of item 78585 (Warp Vector Data) |
| 665883 |
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Jovian Symbolic Navigator 15:16:14:2:22 |
Jovian Symbolic Navigator 15:16:14:2:22 |
Name of item 78586 (Warp Vector Data) |
| 666047 |
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Use Warp Vector Data |
Use Warp Vector Data |
UI/Commands/ActivateWarpVectorItem |
| 666048 |
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Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Description of item "Jovian Symbolic Navigator 14:16:13:22" (77825) |
| 666049 |
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Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Description of item "Jovian Symbolic Navigator 14:16:2:4:7" (77826) |
| 666050 |
|
Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Description of item "Jovian Symbolic Navigator 2:4:14:16:13" (77827) |
| 666051 |
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Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Description of item "Jovian Symbolic Navigator 16:14:16:8:2:22:7" (77828) |
| 666052 |
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Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Description of item "Jovian Symbolic Navigator 2:4:23:4:7" (77829) |
| 666053 |
|
Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Description of item "Jovian Symbolic Navigator 8:26:9:21:16" (77830) |
| 666054 |
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Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Description of item "Jovian Symbolic Navigator 9:22:8:8:16:7" (77831) |
| 666055 |
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Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Description of item "Jovian Symbolic Navigator 9:4:23:4:22" (77832) |
| 666056 |
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Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Description of item "Jovian Symbolic Navigator 25:4:25:7:4" (77833) |
| 666057 |
|
Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Description of item "Jovian Symbolic Navigator 2:4:7:22:7" (77834) |
| 666058 |
|
Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Description of item "Jovian Symbolic Navigator 9:16:8:16:9" (77835) |
| 666059 |
|
Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Description of item "Jovian Symbolic Navigator 26:25:16:13:16" (77836) |
| 666060 |
|
Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Description of item "Jovian Symbolic Navigator 6:4:9:4:15:26" (77837) |
| 666061 |
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Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Description of item "Jovian Symbolic Navigator 2:5:7:26:8" (77838) |
| 666062 |
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Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Description of item "Jovian Symbolic Navigator 2:16:15:26:14" (77839) |
| 666063 |
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Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Description of item "Jovian Symbolic Navigator 2:22:7:22:8:6" (77840) |
| 666064 |
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Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Description of item "Jovian Symbolic Navigator 26:9:26:9:26" (77841) |
| 666065 |
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Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Description of item "Jovian Symbolic Navigator 16:8:16:9" (77842) |
| 666066 |
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Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Description of item "Jovian Symbolic Navigator 6:22:14:6:22:7" (77843) |
| 666067 |
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Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Description of item "Jovian Symbolic Navigator 4:9:4:8:6" (77844) |
| 666068 |
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Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Description of item "Jovian Symbolic Navigator 6:4:2:16:23" (77845) |
| 666069 |
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Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Description of item "Jovian Symbolic Navigator 14:26:13:22" (77846) |
| 666070 |
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Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Description of item "Jovian Symbolic Navigator 2:4:13:6:16:13" (77847) |
| 666071 |
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Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Description of item "Jovian Symbolic Navigator 14:22:6:22:13" (77848) |
| 666072 |
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Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Description of item "Jovian Symbolic Navigator 6:16:14:16:8" (77849) |
| 666073 |
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Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Description of item "Jovian Symbolic Navigator 9:22:8:7:16" (78582) |
| 666074 |
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Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Description of item "Jovian Symbolic Navigator 8:26:9:25:26" (78583) |
| 666075 |
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Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Description of item "Jovian Symbolic Navigator 7:4:23:4:14" (78584) |
| 666076 |
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Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Description of item "Jovian Symbolic Navigator 22:23:2:22:25" (78585) |
| 666077 |
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Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Extracted from the decaying ruins of an ancient Jove installation, this trinary data structure is prominently tagged with a specific Jovian symbol or pictogram. Whatever the significance of the particular pictogram associated with this data, the inner complexities of the structure are actually a specific navigation algorithm designed to work with warp drives.
When integrated with ship's navigation systems and activated, this algorithm warps the vessel to a location that is relative to the position in space of the ship at the time of activation. The data structure essentially encodes a precise, though in isolation arbitrary, point-to-point warp vector using the inertial frame of reference known to be used by Jove navigation systems, which can be interpreted and acted on by any modern ship's warp drive computers.
This data can be used to initiate a single warp journey from any chosen origin point within a star system, although with the restriction that the algorithm appears to inherently constrain activation to within a certain distance from a central stellar gravity well. Presumably, if a given origin point is known the data will lead to a specific location. It could be that these locations are navigational waypoints within a star system, with a chain of such leading to some ultimate destination. |
Description of item "Jovian Symbolic Navigator 15:16:14:2:22" (78586) |
| 666078 |
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Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78080) |
| 666079 |
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Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78081) |
| 666080 |
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Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78082) |
| 666081 |
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Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78168) |
| 666082 |
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Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78083) |
| 666083 |
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Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78084) |
| 666084 |
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Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78085) |
| 666085 |
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Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78086) |
| 666086 |
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Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78087) |
| 666087 |
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Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78088) |
| 666088 |
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Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78089) |
| 666089 |
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Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78128) |
| 666090 |
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Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78090) |
| 666091 |
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Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78091) |
| 666092 |
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Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78092) |
| 666093 |
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Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78108) |
| 666094 |
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Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78103) |
| 666095 |
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Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78104) |
| 666096 |
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Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78105) |
| 666097 |
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Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78106) |
| 666098 |
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Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (77987) |
| 666099 |
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Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (77988) |
| 666100 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (77989) |
| 666101 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (77990) |
| 666102 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (77991) |
| 666103 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (77992) |
| 666104 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (77993) |
| 666105 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (77994) |
| 666106 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (77995) |
| 666107 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (77996) |
| 666108 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (77997) |
| 666109 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (77998) |
| 666110 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (77999) |
| 666111 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78000) |
| 666112 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78001) |
| 666113 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78002) |
| 666114 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78003) |
| 666115 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78004) |
| 666116 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78005) |
| 666117 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78006) |
| 666118 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78007) |
| 666119 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78008) |
| 666120 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78009) |
| 666121 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78010) |
| 666122 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78011) |
| 666123 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78012) |
| 666124 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78013) |
| 666125 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78014) |
| 666126 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78015) |
| 666127 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78016) |
| 666128 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78017) |
| 666129 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78018) |
| 666130 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78019) |
| 666131 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78020) |
| 666132 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78021) |
| 666133 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78022) |
| 666134 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78023) |
| 666135 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78024) |
| 666136 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78025) |
| 666137 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78026) |
| 666138 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78027) |
| 666139 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78028) |
| 666140 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78029) |
| 666141 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78030) |
| 666142 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78031) |
| 666143 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78032) |
| 666144 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78033) |
| 666145 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78034) |
| 666146 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78035) |
| 666147 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78036) |
| 666148 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78037) |
| 666149 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78038) |
| 666150 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78039) |
| 666151 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78040) |
| 666152 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78041) |
| 666153 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78042) |
| 666154 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78043) |
| 666155 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78044) |
| 666156 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78045) |
| 666157 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78046) |
| 666158 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78047) |
| 666159 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78048) |
| 666160 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78049) |
| 666161 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78050) |
| 666162 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78051) |
| 666163 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78052) |
| 666164 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78053) |
| 666165 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78054) |
| 666166 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78055) |
| 666167 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78056) |
| 666168 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78057) |
| 666169 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78058) |
| 666170 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78059) |
| 666171 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78060) |
| 666172 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78061) |
| 666173 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78062) |
| 666174 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78063) |
| 666175 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78064) |
| 666176 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78065) |
| 666177 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78066) |
| 666178 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78067) |
| 666179 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78068) |
| 666180 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78069) |
| 666181 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78070) |
| 666182 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78071) |
| 666183 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78072) |
| 666184 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78073) |
| 666185 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78074) |
| 666186 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78075) |
| 666187 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78076) |
| 666188 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78077) |
| 666189 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78078) |
| 666190 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78093) |
| 666191 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78094) |
| 666192 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78095) |
| 666193 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78096) |
| 666194 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78097) |
| 666195 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78098) |
| 666196 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78099) |
| 666197 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78100) |
| 666198 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78101) |
| 666199 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78102) |
| 666200 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78118) |
| 666201 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78119) |
| 666202 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78120) |
| 666203 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78121) |
| 666204 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78122) |
| 666205 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78123) |
| 666206 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78124) |
| 666207 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78125) |
| 666208 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78126) |
| 666209 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78127) |
| 666210 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78111) |
| 666211 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78129) |
| 666212 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78130) |
| 666213 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78131) |
| 666214 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78132) |
| 666215 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78133) |
| 666216 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78134) |
| 666217 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78135) |
| 666218 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78136) |
| 666219 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78137) |
| 666220 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78138) |
| 666221 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78139) |
| 666222 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78140) |
| 666223 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78141) |
| 666224 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78142) |
| 666225 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78143) |
| 666226 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78144) |
| 666227 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78145) |
| 666228 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78146) |
| 666229 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78147) |
| 666230 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78148) |
| 666231 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78149) |
| 666232 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78150) |
| 666233 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78151) |
| 666234 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78152) |
| 666235 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78153) |
| 666236 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78154) |
| 666237 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78155) |
| 666238 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78156) |
| 666239 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78157) |
| 666240 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78158) |
| 666241 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78112) |
| 666242 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78160) |
| 666243 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78161) |
| 666244 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78162) |
| 666245 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78163) |
| 666246 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78164) |
| 666247 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78165) |
| 666248 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78166) |
| 666249 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78167) |
| 666250 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78109) |
| 666251 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78169) |
| 666252 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78170) |
| 666253 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78171) |
| 666254 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78172) |
| 666255 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78173) |
| 666256 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78174) |
| 666257 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78175) |
| 666258 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78176) |
| 666259 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78177) |
| 666260 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78178) |
| 666261 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78179) |
| 666262 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78180) |
| 666263 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78181) |
| 666264 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78182) |
| 666265 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78183) |
| 666266 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78184) |
| 666267 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78185) |
| 666268 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78186) |
| 666269 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78113) |
| 666270 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78114) |
| 666271 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78110) |
| 666272 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78115) |
| 666273 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78117) |
| 666274 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78116) |
| 666275 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78159) |
| 666276 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78107) |
| 666277 |
|
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the right approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something clicks. |
Encoded with identifiers of the elusive "Deathless Circle", this fragmentary data has been recovered from a pirate commander's ship communications storage buffer, a device typically used to hold data relayed to and from a spaceship and remote locations via secured fluid router networks. Valuable data provided by the network of smugglers, mercenaries and criminals set up by "The Deathless" has been rumored to be spreading through the Angel Cartel and Guristas Pirates organizations in the months since the Turnur Incident.
Although partial and somewhat corrupted, with the <b>right</b> approach it should be possible to decode the data stream and assemble something coherent from the intact data. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try and see if something <b>clicks</b>. |
Description of item "Deathless Circle Data Fragment" (78079) |
| 666381 |
|
QA-Community Noise-100 'Needlejack' Filament |
QA-Community Noise-100 'Needlejack' Filament |
Name of item 78627 (Jump Filaments) |
| 666382 |
|
This does not exist.
Please DO NOT spawn more than one of these at a time. |
This does not exist.
Please DO NOT spawn more than one of these at a time. |
Description of item "QA-Community Noise-100 'Needlejack' Filament" (78627) |
| 666383 |
|
QA-Community Signal-100 'Needlejack' Filament |
QA-Community Signal-100 'Needlejack' Filament |
Name of item 78628 (Jump Filaments) |
| 666384 |
|
This does not exist.
Please DO NOT spawn more than one of these at a time. |
This does not exist.
Please DO NOT spawn more than one of these at a time. |
Description of item "QA-Community Signal-100 'Needlejack' Filament" (78628) |
| 666608 |
|
Cost |
Cost |
UI/LPStore/cost |
| 666671 |
|
Alliance |
Alliance |
UI/Fitting/FittingWindow/FittingManagement/Alliance |
