Eve killmail finding

The thrill of the hunt!

Eve Killmails are a fascinating aspect of the Eve Online universe. A killmail is a record of a player's ship being destroyed, and it's a crucial part of the game's PvP (player versus player) combat. Here's how to find Eve Killmails:

In-Game Methods:

1. Killboard: The official Eve Online Killboard is a comprehensive database of all killmails in the game. You can access it by clicking on the "Killboard" button on the Eve Online website or by typing killboard.eveonline.com in your browser.
2. Corp/Alliance Killboard: Many corporations and alliances have their own killboards, which can be accessed through their in-game channels or websites. These killboards often provide additional information, such as the ship's fittings and the pilots involved.
3. In-Game Chat: You can also find killmails by monitoring in-game chat channels, such as the "Local" channel, where pilots often share their killmails.

Third-Party Tools:

1. Eve-Kill: A popular third-party killmail database that provides detailed information on kills, including ship fittings, pilot names, and more.
2. Kill Mails: A killmail aggregator that collects data from various sources, including the official killboard and third-party killmail databases.
3. Eve-Scout: A scouting tool that provides information on ship movements, including killmails, in real-time.

Tips and Tricks:

1. Use filters: When searching for killmails, use filters to narrow down your search by ship type, pilot name, corporation, alliance, or date range.
2. Check the killmail's timestamp: Make sure the killmail is recent, as older killmails may not be as relevant or accurate.
3. Verify the information: Always verify the information on a killmail, as some may be fake or outdated.
4. Join a PvP community: Joining a PvP-focused community or corporation can provide access to exclusive killmail databases and resources.

Remember to always respect the Eve Online community's rules and guidelines when sharing or discussing killmails. Happy hunting!