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The Marlin

Pressured by the Coalition to design a new Scout-class quickly, the engineers of New Siberia city drew on existing Humpback and Winterhalter blueprints to create what is now the Marlin.

SPECS:
-46 meter length
-Tier 3
-22,000 Marks
-3 light mounts, 1 bottom railgun. discharge coils.
-Recommended Crew:6-8

The Marlin is a powerful but not overtuned Tier 3 Scout class submarine for crews braving the depths of Europa's subsurface ocean, built along the lines of vanilla submarines, and hopefully matching their asthetic.

FEATURES:
-The Marlin comes with a couple of nice electrical systems, such as automatic emergency lights and the ability to set recharge rates for all batteries and supercapacitors from a single terminal.
-An armory with a locked safe, as well as a Captain only safe.
-Good armaments for a scout class submarine, mirroring the layout of the Humpback turrets.
-Medical and normal fabricators.
-A specially designed discharge coil system that allows you to pick which coil to activate and covers most of the top half of the sub.
-A quite hazardous automatic discharge system. Remember to switch it off if your crew is outside!
-A powerful reactor, you'll have difficulty maxing out it's capabilities.
-A reinforced hull, to better fight the monsters of the deep.

Of course, no submarine is complete without disadvantages...
-The Marlin is quite cramped with stuff. There's not really a comfortable place to drink yourself unconscious on the crew's ethanol.
-Poor drainage in some rooms might find you needing to manually open doors to quickly drain rooms.
-The ship's discharge system is very power hungry, and excessive use can quickly run the capacitor dry.
-Additionally, the discharge coils have a blindspot on the middle of the ship, including the airlock.
-The warning about the auto discharge system is real. It can and will shock crew outside the ship.
-Unless supplemented by skilled railgun use, the ship can struggle to deal with swarms from below, especially from the left.