Hard Truths
The Shadow Dominion doesn't bluff. It hunts, it hits, and wins… then they show their work.
Earlier this week, Kraa`gor Jhal, and Doyen aka second-in-command of the Zann Consortium, publicly released a raw dump of combat logs from Serroco. The message? Stop whining, stop spinning, and take a long, hard look at reality.
“We don’t need narratives,” Jhal said. “We have the receipts. And numbers don’t lie.”
The Kill Sheet
The logs show a clear dominance by Shadow Dominion forces.
Of 1,305 recorded battles, 64% were Shadow Dominion attacks. Total enemy losses against the Dominion exceed 1.6:1. The stats tell an important story: the Shadow Dominion hits harder, attacks more, and loses less. While the so-called coalition scrambles to decide who’s in charge and privately blaming each other, the Dominion’s pilot are flying laps, in kill counts, operational tempo, and cohesion.
“Some try to say that we shouldn’t measure our success based on kill counts, and complain that we pick and choose battles,” Jhal laughed. “You know who says that? People who lose wars.”
Tactical Brilliance in the Field
Jhal made special mention of Khagan Bork Shalas of Son-Tuul Pride, calling his battlefield presence and leadership “a masterclass in orchestrating violence.”
“You want to know why some of these battles weren’t close? That Nikto made sure they never had a chance,” Jhal said. “I’ll follow Bork into battle any day of the week. He’s the kind of warlord you don’t question, he says he needs you somewhere, and you do it.”
Whether commanding direct strikes, laying bait, or orchestrating decoys, Shalas' fingerprints are all over the battlefield.
Chaos on the Other Side
The resistance is a mess, a loose patchwork of half-alliances, splinter groups, and unspoken betrayals. Logs reveal the symptoms: units withdrawing mid-fight, uncoordinated probes sent to slaughter, and fleets fumbling their own formations before a shot is even fired.
Insiders admit the effort has been improvised. Mandalorians, CIS, and Rebels… all fighting under a dozen conflicting agendas with no chain of command, and no direction beyond their desperation to take down the Dominion. But here's the part they won't admit: not all of them are really fighting us.
“Many of these battles are decided long before the shooting starts,” Jhal said. “You think everyone flying the same colors is on the same side? Think again. Some of them talk about a big game, arrange their pilots on the battlefield and then hand us targets.”
Call Their Bluff
The Dominion’s logs are out there now. No hiding behind GNS manifestos, ego, or debates. This is the raw tally. But if anyone thinks these numbers are rigged, they’re welcome to step up.
“If any of them think we missed something, great, put up your logs,” Jhal said. “Let’s see your kill counts. Show us the glorious battles where you weren't a liability.”
Of course, they won’t… because their logs show the same as ours. Because this isn’t about missing data, it’s about missing spine. The only thing some of these groups coordinate is the cover-up when it goes wrong.
“We maintain the strategic initiative,” said Kraa`gor, before adding. “I think that’s what these groups just don’t seem to get because their egos demand they are somehow better than us. Whereas by contrast, we are scum. You’ll see us wearing our badges proudly and have no issues with this.”
Letters Don’t Kill
The Shadow Dominion isn’t here to win over public opinion or build a high ground. It’s here to win, by force, by numbers, and by dominance in the void. The Serroco logs don’t just tell a story, they close the chapter. If the opposition wants to challenge us, it’ll take more than propaganda. They are also a glowing endorsement of Warfront, Son-Tuul Pride’s count of the Dominion's losses against its enemies across multiple theatres.
Kraa`gor said, “Our enemies will always try to excuse their failures. Truth is if they focused their efforts on attacking us more rather than sitting around polishing their rifles, writing letters, or pretending that we inflate our victories when the evidence shows we don’t then they would stand more of a chance.”
“But even that won’t be enough,” he added. “Our enemies will have to figure out for themselves what causes us to dominate the battlefield.”
