Difference between revisions of "Cosmic Anomalies (1 of 5)"

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* Amarr: Exploration Agent Raish Okarema<br>
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* Caldari: Exploration Agents Chivas Ovoken and Unachi Arikola<br>
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** ''Caldari'': Exploration Agents Chivas Ovoken and Unachi Arikola<br>
  
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* Gallente: Exploration Agents Houve Potillot Mummier and Olarie Lacenten<br>
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* Minmatar: Exploration Agent Wettor Fugen
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Cosmic Anomalies
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Cosmic Anomalies are commonly well-guarded. Those who hide away their in-space facilities usually have a good reason for doing so, and don't take kindly to trespassers, capsuleers or not.

Revision as of 17:38, 19 May 2014


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    • Amarr: Exploration Agent Raish Okarema
    • Caldari: Exploration Agents Chivas Ovoken and Unachi Arikola
    • Gallente: Exploration Agents Houve Potillot Mummier and Olarie Lacenten
    • Minmatar: Exploration Agent Wettor Fugen

Cosmic Anomalies Cosmic Anomalies are commonly well-guarded. Those who hide away their in-space facilities usually have a good reason for doing so, and don't take kindly to trespassers, capsuleers or not.