State of New Eden
Week ending 1 October 2026
A weekly field report on where reported fighting happened, where territory changed hands and what moved in trade across New Eden.
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Conflict
Where reported fighting concentrated
Nullsec carried 47% of reported mails and 38% of reported ISK destroyed. Amamake had the most mails, while Eifer had the most ISK destroyed.
| System | Mails | ISK destroyed | Share |
|---|---|---|---|
| AmamakeHeimatar | 3,566 | 760.5B | 3.7% |
| J155340D-R00017 | 1,938 | 149.9B | 2.0% |
| JitaThe Forge | 1,783 | 420.6B | 1.9% |
| TamaThe Citadel | 1,699 | 108.5B | 1.8% |
| P-ZMZVQuerious | 1,003 | 213.9B | 1.0% |
| 4-HWWFVale of the Silent | 969 | 61.4B | 1.0% |
| HeydielesEssence | 869 | 35.6B | 0.9% |
| AldranettePlacid | 824 | 77.2B | 0.9% |
| AugaHeimatar | 791 | 36.7B | 0.8% |
| KourmonenThe Bleak Lands | 749 | 50.0B | 0.8% |
- Highsec 7.9%
- Lowsec 30%
- Nullsec 47%
- Pochven 3.5%
- Wormhole space 12%
- Unmapped 0.0%
- Highsec 9.1%
- Lowsec 32%
- Nullsec 38%
- Pochven 4.6%
- Wormhole space 16%
- Unmapped 0.0%
- Solo 47%
- 2–10 pilots 42%
- 11–24 pilots 6.1%
- 25+ pilots 4.5%
147 mails had no player attacker and are not bucketed.
Against the previous complete week, reported mails moved +2.2%, ISK destroyed +17% and the number of systems +1.8%. The ten busiest systems’ share changed by +1.1 points.
Reported fighting was widely distributed: the ten busiest systems held 15% of reported mails, across 4,765 systems in all. Most reported kills involved ten or fewer player attackers (89% of mails); fleets of twenty-five or more accounted for 4.5%. Capsules were 28% of reported mails.
Heimatar was the busiest region, with 6.6% of reported mails, and it also had the most ISK destroyed (2.21 trillion ISK).
Eifer accounted for 8.4% of reported ISK destroyed (1.29 trillion ISK) from 285 mails.
| Region | Mails | ISK destroyed | Share |
|---|---|---|---|
| Heimatar | 6,332 | 2.21T | 6.6% |
| Vale of the Silent | 5,238 | 573.0B | 5.4% |
| Placid | 5,007 | 355.9B | 5.2% |
| Metropolis | 3,799 | 323.5B | 3.9% |
| The Forge | 3,636 | 673.8B | 3.8% |
| The Citadel | 3,621 | 445.6B | 3.8% |
The busiest full UTC day was Sun 27, with 19,745 reported mails.
Show the ten systems with the most ISK destroyed
| System | Region | ISK destroyed | Share of ISK | Mails |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Eifer | Heimatar | 1.29T | 8.4% | 285 |
| Amamake | Heimatar | 760.5B | 5.0% | 3,566 |
| Jita | The Forge | 420.6B | 2.8% | 1,783 |
| P-ZMZV | Querious | 213.9B | 1.4% | 1,003 |
| Uedama | The Citadel | 175.7B | 1.2% | 462 |
| Raa | Devoid | 166.1B | 1.1% | 100 |
| J155340 | D-R00017 | 149.9B | 1.0% | 1,938 |
| F-5WYK | Perrigen Falls | 124.1B | 0.8% | 307 |
| J151838 | F-R00030 | 119.4B | 0.8% | 85 |
| Ignebaener | Pochven | 115.8B | 0.8% | 209 |
Territory
The principal territorial front
Tenal was the principal territorial front, with 56% of all changed systems. Every one of its 14 changed systems went from No Visual. at the start of the window to Fraternity. at the end.
25 systems in 5 regions recorded 49 holder-change events. 25 ended the window under a different holder, and 0 were back with their opening holder.
The previous week had 28 changed systems (-3 this window), and its principal front was Querious.
Counting systems held at the start and end of the window, Fraternity. finished +14 and No Visual. -14.
- Systems with a sovereignty holder change25
- Systems ending under a different holder25
- Systems back with their opening holder0
- Holder-change events49
- Regions with a holder change5
| Holder | At start | At end | Net |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fraternity. | 0 | 14 | +14 |
| Calculated Disorder | 0 | 6 | +6 |
| Playing with Fire | 0 | 2 | +2 |
| Deepwater Hooligans | 0 | 1 | +1 |
| Legion of xXDEATHXx | 0 | 1 | +1 |
| Rowle Industries | 0 | 1 | +1 |
| Lunar Luminescence | 7 | 0 | -7 |
| No Visual. | 14 | 0 | -14 |
| Region | Changed | New holder | Returned |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tenal | 14 | 14 | 0 |
| Outer Passage | 8 | 8 | 0 |
| Etherium Reach | 1 | 1 | 0 |
| The Kalevala Expanse | 1 | 1 | 0 |
| The Spire | 1 | 1 | 0 |
Show all 25 changed systems
| System | Region | Opening holder | Final holder | Events | Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1BWK-S | Tenal | No Visual. | Fraternity. | 2 | New holder |
| A-1IJ9 | Tenal | No Visual. | Fraternity. | 2 | New holder |
| A1RR-M | Tenal | No Visual. | Fraternity. | 2 | New holder |
| AR-5SY | Tenal | No Visual. | Fraternity. | 2 | New holder |
| GW7P-8 | Tenal | No Visual. | Fraternity. | 2 | New holder |
| KMV-CQ | Tenal | No Visual. | Fraternity. | 2 | New holder |
| NV-3KA | Tenal | No Visual. | Fraternity. | 2 | New holder |
| OE-4HB | Tenal | No Visual. | Fraternity. | 2 | New holder |
| RKE-CP | Tenal | No Visual. | Fraternity. | 2 | New holder |
| S-1LIO | Tenal | No Visual. | Fraternity. | 2 | New holder |
| SF-XJS | Tenal | No Visual. | Fraternity. | 2 | New holder |
| U1TX-A | Tenal | No Visual. | Fraternity. | 2 | New holder |
| Y-YHZQ | Tenal | No Visual. | Fraternity. | 2 | New holder |
| Z-SR1I | Tenal | No Visual. | Fraternity. | 2 | New holder |
| I-HRX3 | Outer Passage | Lunar Luminescence | Calculated Disorder | 2 | New holder |
| J4AQ-O | Outer Passage | Lunar Luminescence | Calculated Disorder | 2 | New holder |
| J7X-VN | Outer Passage | What Could Possibly Go Wr0ng | Calculated Disorder | 2 | New holder |
| M4U-EH | Outer Passage | Lunar Luminescence | Calculated Disorder | 2 | New holder |
| O-O2GN | Outer Passage | Lunar Luminescence | Calculated Disorder | 2 | New holder |
| QHH-13 | Outer Passage | Lunar Luminescence | Calculated Disorder | 2 | New holder |
| TFPT-U | Outer Passage | Lunar Luminescence | Playing with Fire | 2 | New holder |
| WK2F-Y | Outer Passage | Lunar Luminescence | Playing with Fire | 2 | New holder |
| J7M-3W | Etherium Reach | THE OLD SCHOOL | Deepwater Hooligans | 2 | New holder |
| G4-QU6 | The Kalevala Expanse | The Skeleton Crew | Rowle Industries | 2 | New holder |
| Y4OK-W | The Spire | Smash and Grab. | Legion of xXDEATHXx | 1 | New holder |
Faction warfare
Where the warzones fought
The warzones logged 20,384 reported mails; over the hours global combat also covers, that was 21% of all reported PvP. Heimatar carried 29% of warzone mails, and Amamake alone 17%.
Reported warzone fighting touched 154 systems and destroyed 2.01 trillion ISK, but it stayed concentrated: the five busiest systems held 38% of warzone mails. Ten or fewer player attackers were on 90% of those kills.
8 systems changed occupier, against 10 in the previous window. The Amarr–Minmatar warzone and the Caldari–Gallente warzone accounted for 4 each.
- Solo 47%
- 2–10 pilots 43%
- 11–24 pilots 5.6%
- 25+ pilots 4.3%
- Heimatar 29%
- Placid 19%
- Metropolis 15%
- The Citadel 13%
- The Bleak Lands 8.8%
- Other regions 16%
Show all 8 occupier changes
| System | Region | Opening occupier | Final occupier | Warzone |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oyonata | The Bleak Lands | Amarr Empire | Amarr Empire | Amarr–Minmatar warzone |
| Alamel | Placid | Gallente Federation | Caldari State | Caldari–Gallente warzone |
| Alparena | Placid | Caldari State | Guristas Pirates | Caldari–Gallente warzone |
| Hasmijaala | The Citadel | Caldari State | Gallente Federation | Caldari–Gallente warzone |
| Klogori | Metropolis | Amarr Empire | Minmatar Republic | Amarr–Minmatar warzone |
| Kourmonen | The Bleak Lands | Minmatar Republic | Amarr Empire | Amarr–Minmatar warzone |
| Mantenault | Placid | Gallente Federation | Caldari State | Caldari–Gallente warzone |
| Todifrauan | Metropolis | Minmatar Republic | Amarr Empire | Amarr–Minmatar warzone |
Economy
Economy pulse
The global PLEX market’s weekly trade average was 4.65 million ISK, -3.4% against the previous Thursday window, on 7,754,427 PLEX traded.
Tritanium traded 17% higher in The Forge than the average of four other trade-hub regions, a change of -5.0 points from the previous window.
Show the eight minerals traded in The Forge
| Mineral | Weekly average | Change | Units traded |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tritanium | 3.80 ISK | -3.7% | 43,856,719,928 |
| Pyerite | 17.18 ISK | -1.0% | 20,030,518,213 |
| Mexallon | 49.39 ISK | -3.1% | 6,177,920,483 |
| Isogen | 157 ISK | -4.3% | 2,090,616,773 |
| Nocxium | 680 ISK | -0.2% | 371,663,503 |
| Zydrine | 1,105 ISK | +5.1% | 226,687,696 |
| Megacyte | 2,179 ISK | +4.5% | 121,184,650 |
| Morphite | 17,588 ISK | +5.2% | 21,650,738 |
Also this week
Other notable changes
The stargate from HY-RWO to EX6-AO in Catch had 220 reported kills attributed to it, up from 5 in the previous window.
J155340 in D-R00017 recorded 1,794 reported mails on Sunday 27 September, 9.1% of that day’s total.
Notes and method
Every figure on this page is frozen from one exact Thursday window. Reported PvP is EO-Map’s ingested public feed, and holder changes describe recorded outcomes without explaining intent.
Window 2026-09-24T00:00:00Z to 2026-10-01T00:00:00Z, exclusive of the end. Generated 2026-10-02T22:45:18Z. Fact pack schema 3, methodology sone-v2-2026-09-22.
- Reported PvP counts killmails EO-Map ingested from the public feed. It is not a complete Tranquility loss census.
- A close hotspot rank can still swap after publication. Combat hours stay writable while the collector retains them. The frozen figure is the one in this pack.
- ISK destroyed is dominated by a few expensive losses. A single kill can move a system or region to the top of an ISK ranking.
- Holder-change events usually arrive in pairs, a loss and a claim. The headline count is unique systems, not events.
- Net systems held compares each changed system’s holder at the start and end of the window. It is not a count of events, and it says nothing about why a system changed hands.
- Warzone reported PvP is copied from day objects that can still be revised after they are marked final. This pack is the published figure.
- Stargate kills are reported kills EO-Map attributes to a gate by position. A newly busy gate is named only when it clears a fixed kill floor after a quiet previous week.
- Economy figures use CCP’s official daily market history, which records executed trades. A weekly average is the volume-weighted mean of the seven daily average prices in the Thursday window. It is not a live quote, a listed ask or a transaction-level average, and a regional figure describes that region only.
- The Tritanium premium compares weekly trade averages between regions. It ignores freight, taxes and broker fees, so it is not an arbitrage margin.