Every corporation has its headline names. This series is about the rest of the roster: the pilots who answer pings, share what they know and make the corp channels a good place to be. Six of them this time.
Aidon Star: the patient goal setter
Aidon has never been shy about asking good questions. In June 2025 he put his hand up in the PvP channel: he was "very inexperienced with small gang pvp roaming and would love to learn", and wanted to know who else was up for late night roams.
He sets long goals and chases them. In November 2025 he thanked the corp for advice and queued up a year-long training plan toward something that had "always been a goal of mine". In June 2026 he posted to #corp-media that he was "stoked to be flying my first cap", and the post collected ten reactions from corpmates who had watched him work toward it.
On the killboard he was on an enemy titan kill in April 2026, worth about 142 billion ISK.
Aubrey Maturin: first week energy
Aubrey arrived at the start of October 2026: "hey y'all, finally was able to accept the invite to join." Within a day he was asking the right questions, joking that we needed to get him "up to speed on everything thats changed since like 2023", and summing up PvP better than most guides:
Point the bad guy, shoot him more than he shoots you.
He also spotted an escalation while ratting and offered it to corpmates rather than let it go to waste. That is the TNF spirit in week one.
GSCyber: the generous one
When GSCyber finds something useful, he shares it. In June 2025 he dropped a file in #corp-industry with "I'll leave this here for anyone that want's it". In November 2025, when someone asked about planetary industry templates, he posted a full set: "here ya go (maybe pin these XD)". He has also posted ore value tables to the mining channel and shown off his SKINs in #corp-skins.
He can raise a fleet too. His August 2025 call to arms was pure enthusiasm: "We doing the things, need people in DPS and logi, pile in!"
On the board, he was on a hostile structure kill in January 2026 worth about 256 billion ISK.
Tamanade: the welcome committee
If you joined TNF in the last year, there is a good chance Tamanade said hello. His welcomes run through #corp-new-members from late 2025 onward: Adama Kanjus, oli Padecain, xXchochiXx, Meowlicious and Ardagan Fatal all got the same treatment: "welcome to the mad house!"
On the night of the April 2026 record battle, with an early start at work the next morning, he still sent the fleet off in style: "Have fun guys, kill a nerd or two for me please!" He has a share of an enemy titan kill from December 2025, worth about 182 billion ISK.
Cirrus Constitution: the old friend
Cirrus came back to TNF in June 2025, welcomed by Odysemus as a long time friend of the corp. By November he was posting his killboard standing with a grin: "Gonna grab those bragging rights while I can." He gave the credit straight to a corpmate, too: anyone who overtakes AmoriA "is doing well. The guy's a machine."
He still takes time to greet new faces; in September 2026 he welcomed Silvermen Orti. His highlight reel includes an enemy supercarrier kill in December 2025, about 70 billion ISK.
Galan Kodeis: the quiet expert
Galan is the pilot who answers the question you were about to ask. He has walked corpmates through planetary industry (scan accuracy, which products are worth chasing, and why fuel blocks are a smarter target than the rarest outputs) and shared the template set he uses. For pilots curious about abyssal sites, his advice is the best kind: "you don't need to spend big to learn if you like the content. Starting in tier 0 with a disposable frigate is a great idea."
When he found himself on a corp leaderboard in November 2025, his reaction was pure modesty: "Wait. How am I even on that list?" The answer includes a hostile structure kill that month, worth about 238 billion ISK.
