u'Siberian Khatru je \u010desko/slovensk\xe1 korporace nez\xe1visl\xfdch pilot\u016f v EVE Online. Na\u0161\xed filozofi\xed je radost a pot\u011b\u0161en\xed ze hry. Jsme samostatn\xed a hodn\u011b to pro n\xe1s znamen\xe1. Proto nejsou \u010dlenov\xe9 pod\u0159\xedzen\xed p\u0159\xedkaz\u016fm, z\xe1kaz\u016fm a r\u016fzn\xfdm pravidl\u016fm, kter\xe9 jsou tak b\u011b\u017en\xe9 u velk\xfdch korporac\xed. S n\xe1mi je ka\u017ed\xfd svobodn\xfd a s\xe1m se rozhoduje, co je pro n\u011bj nejlep\u0161\xed. Dal\u0161\xed v\xfdhodou je i 0% da\u0148, stejn\u011b jako pomoc s vyd\u011bl\xe1v\xe1n\xedm ISK nebo zvy\u0161ov\xe1n\xedm standingu. U n\xe1s se do\u010dk\xe1te individu\xe1ln\xedho p\u0159\xedstupu. V\u0161echny akce jsou dobrovoln\xe9 a c\xedlem je u\u017e\xedt si hru naplno. I proto jsou na\u0161e aktivity \u0161iroce zam\u011b\u0159en\xe9 - od t\u011b\u017eby a v\xfdzkumu p\u0159es testov\xe1n\xed fit\u016f a PvE a\u017e po r\u016fzn\xe9 pir\xe1tsk\xe9 mise a PvP.

Zakladatel\xe9 korporace hraj\xed EVE v\xedce ne\u017e 4 roky a maj\xed zku\u0161enosti s \u017eivotem v empire, null secu \u010di wormhole. Hled\xe1me nov\xe9 aktivn\xed hr\xe1\u010de, abychom mohli roz\u0161\xed\u0159it na\u0161e p\u016fsoben\xed a prov\xe1d\u011bt akce efektivn\u011bji. P\u0159ijmeme nov\xe1\u010dky (podpora a zau\u010den\xed je samoz\u0159ejmost\xed) i zku\u0161en\xe9 hr\xe1\u010de.


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Siberian Khatru recruits Czech / Slovak speaking players only.

A "Khatru" (Khatruavis Stellaris) is a flightless Siberian bird that is only visible on nights when the moon is waxing and the teperature is below -32 degrees fahrenheit. Those who have glipmsed in on rare occassions claim that it resembles a cross between a crane, an emu and a hummingbird. The only documented sighting of the rare avain came from Georg Stellar\'s researches in that area in the late 19th century. It has never been seen since that time as remains as much of an enigma as Stellar\'s white raven.'