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N e w H a m p s h i r e - C l a s s A t t a c k S u b m a r i n e
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The latest UCAS design developed to replace the aging Seawolf II and Virginia-class attack subs.
Thirteen subs are commissioned thus far, with plans for regular bi-annual production. The New
Hampshire-class is designed for precise strike missions, and excels at inertion and extraction
of special forces.
| Model |
Hand |
Speed |
Accel |
Hull |
Bulwark |
Sensor/Sonar |
Cost |
| New Hampshire |
4 |
50(35) |
4(2) |
5 |
9 |
7/9 |
2.1 billion n¥ |
|
Fuel |
Efficiency |
Sig |
Auto |
Entry |
Cargo |
Load |
Availability |
Index |
| Max Depth: 600 meters |
Nuclear |
- |
7/7 |
4 |
2h |
358 |
2,282,360 |
NA |
- |
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C S S W a t e r s n a k e - C l a s s A t t a c k S u b m a r i n e
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The Watersnake-Class are in reality rebuilt Virginia-Class attack submarines retrofitted with an MHD ducted
waterjet drive and a pair of drone hangers for Stingray drones.
| Model |
Hand |
Speed |
Accel |
Hull |
Bulwark |
Sensor/Sonar |
Cost |
| CSS Watersnake |
4 |
50(35) |
4(2) |
5 |
9 |
7/9 |
2.1 billion n¥ |
|
Fuel |
Efficiency |
Sig |
Auto |
Entry |
Cargo |
Load |
Availability |
Index |
| Max Depth: 600 meters |
Nuclear |
- |
7/7 |
4 |
2h |
358 |
2,282,360 |
NA |
- |
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P r o t e u s A G O r c a - C l a s s A t t a c k S u b m a r i n e
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Proteus operates several off-shore arcologies and has its entire infrastructure invested in sea
transportation & exploitation. It's no wonder that they've contracted Saeder-Krupp to develop
and manufacture one of the most technically advanced small attack submarines. Orca's use diesel
turbines on the surface and Fuel-Cells beneath the surface for maximum speed, acceleration,
and fast recharge times. Usually stationed close to the arcologies and trade routes they protect,
they have less of a need for long-range and more for fast deployment.
Orca's have an 8 cell vertical launch missile bay behind their sail which carries a mix of anti-air
& anti-ship missiles. Their bow is equipped with 8 torpedo launchers, and their underside has two
ports for launching remote drone minisubs called WSKRS (Wireless Semi-autonomous Knowbot Remote
Surveillance).
| Model |
Hand |
Speed |
Accel |
Hull |
Bulwark |
Sensor/Sonar |
Cost |
| Proteus Orca |
4 |
45/30 (20/17) |
3(2) |
3 |
6 |
10/2 |
27,000,000 n¥ |
|
Fuel |
Efficiency |
Sig |
Auto |
Entry |
Cargo |
Load |
Availability |
Index |
| Max Depth: 600 meters |
D(25,000l) E(10,000PF) |
0.5km/l (0.1km/PF) |
2/2 (6/6) |
3 |
3h |
8,148 |
410,995 |
NA |
- |
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S a e d e r - K r u p p A e s i r - C l a s s S u b m a r i n e S u p e r c a r r i e r
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The two largest submarines in the world, Arvak and Alsvid, belong to Lofwyr and are the only
two members of the Aesir-Class Supercarrier. Aesir-class carriers are powered by four
bubble-fusion reactors and equipped with multiple oxygen generators. Generally restocked
underwater, they have only been photographed once above water, in a russian drydock taken
over by Saeder-Krupp. It is believed that Lofwyr uses these two subs as a base of operations
away from home, and their massive sealing flight decks are designed to accommodate even a
dragon coming in to land.
| Model |
Hand |
Speed |
Accel |
Hull |
Bulwark |
Sensor/Sonar |
Cost |
| SK Aesir |
8 |
40(20) |
3 |
10 |
20 |
10/8 |
6.5 Trillion n¥ |
|
Fuel |
Efficiency |
Sig |
Auto |
Entry |
Cargo |
Load |
Availability |
Index |
| Max Depth: 400 meters |
Nuclear |
- |
1/4 |
4 |
many |
2.8 mil |
7.6 mil |
NA |
- |
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T e l e s t r i a n T u a t h a D é D a n a a n A m p h i b i o u s A s s a u l t S u b m a r i n e
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The Tuatha Dé Danann as an Amphibious Assault Submarine, TDD-1 transports air and ground
forces into hostile territory to make quick, surgical attacks. The TDD is comprised from
a triple hull design, lending the TDD-1 great survivability and dive depth. It is six
times the size of a Virginia-class attack submarine and has a unique electro-polymer skin
that reduces turbulance and increases laminar flow across the hull, giving it greater
speed and agility.
The TDD employs a sophisticated Electronic Deception system when surfaced. This combined
with radarbane coated topsides and ruthenium polymer substrate allow the TDD to launch its
assets with a low risk of detection. The TDD employs a Magnetohydrodynamic Drive (MHD) as
its primary form of propulsion, making it very quiet and efficient. The EMFC (ElectroMagnetic
Fluidics COntrol) system causes micro-flexing across the polymer skin which not only reduces
surface turbulance and cavitation by inducing laminar flow, but can be used as an omnidirectional
secondary propulsion.
| Model |
Hand |
Speed |
Accel |
Hull |
Bulwark |
Sensor/Sonar |
Cost |
| Tuatha Dé Danann |
4 |
50(30) |
5 |
8 |
10 |
10/8 |
207 billion n¥ |
|
Fuel |
Efficiency |
Sig |
Auto |
Entry |
Cargo |
Load |
Availability |
Index |
| Max Depth: 400 meters |
Nuclear |
- |
1/4 |
4 |
many |
1.8 mil |
6.2 mil |
NA |
- |
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Hovercraft
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Ships
Submarines
Space Vehicles
Special Vehicles
Drone Crawlers
UAVs
Drone Walkers
UMVs
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K v a l n e r - M a e r s k T r i t o n - C l a s s S u b m a r i n e
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One of the most common commercial-transport submarines in use today, the Triton's bubble-fusion
reactor provides the sub with enough power to sail almost indefinitely. Oxygen generators allow
the Triton to transport cargo tirelessly without ever coming to the surface. The Triton requires
overhaul maintenance every twelve years.
| Model |
Hand |
Speed |
Accel |
Hull |
Bulwark |
Sensor/Sonar |
Cost |
| K-M Triton |
5 |
30(20) |
1 |
7 |
3 |
2/2 |
435,000,000n¥ |
|
Fuel |
Efficiency |
Sig |
Auto |
Entry |
Cargo |
Load |
Availability |
Index |
| Max Depth: 300 meters |
Nuclear |
- |
5/4 |
3 |
4h |
200,000 |
5,000,000 |
NA |
1 |
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P r o t e u s A G V e l a - C l a s s C a r g o S u b m a r i n e
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Proteus AG Vela-Class Submarine is a container ship capable of transporting container goods
directly to every Proteus Arcoblock, mating with hatches on the underside for the transferal
of standard shipping containers in even the worst topside weather. Like the Triton, the Velas
utilize a bubble-fusion reactor for decade-long endurance. Crews rotate off and are replaced
at select Arcoblocks and the loading of containers is completely automated, ensuring excellent
security beneath the waves.
| Model |
Hand |
Speed |
Accel |
Hull |
Bulwark |
Sensor/Sonar |
Cost |
| K-M Triton |
5 |
30(20) |
1 |
7 |
3 |
2/2 |
435,000,000n¥ |
|
Fuel |
Efficiency |
Sig |
Auto |
Entry |
Cargo |
Load |
Availability |
Index |
| Max Depth: 300 meters |
Nuclear |
- |
5/4 |
3 |
4h |
200,000 |
5,000,000 |
NA |
1 |
|
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Cars
SUVs
Trucks
Tanks
Fixed-Wing Aircraft
Vectored Thrust Craft
Rotorcraft
Dirigibles
Hovercraft
Boats
Ships
Submarines
Space Vehicles
Special Vehicles
Drone Crawlers
UAVs
Drone Walkers
UMVs
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S a e d e r - K r u p p D. J. L o c k e r M i n i s u b
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Saeder-Krupp applies its experience in land-air-sea transport to this small two-person sub
for exploration, retreival and rescue missions. The D.J. Locker comes with a spotlight,
mechanical claw and external cargo hold as standard features.
| Model |
Hand |
Speed |
Accel |
Body |
Armor |
Auto |
Sensor/Sonar |
Cost |
| S-K DJ Locker |
3 |
15(30) |
3 |
4 |
0 |
2 |
0/1 |
193,000n¥ |
|
Seating |
Entry |
Fuel |
Efficiency |
Sig |
Cargo |
Load |
Availability |
Index |
| Max Depth: 500 meters |
2 |
1h |
E(250PF) D(100l) |
0.5 km/PF 2km/l |
8/8 6/4 |
3 |
410 |
10/10 days |
1 |
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Y a m a t e t s u S e l k i e M i n i s u b
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This small, agile minisub is about the same size as the Saeder-Krupp DJ Locker, but trades
the second passenger for an additional arm for greater capability in undersea construction.
The Selkie has sliding metal shutters that can slide forward to cover and seal over the front
viewing bubble in an emergency.
| Model |
Hand |
Speed |
Accel |
Body |
Armor |
Auto |
Sensor/Sonar |
Cost |
| Yamatetsu Selkie |
3 |
15(30) |
3 |
4 |
0 |
2 |
0/1 |
193,000n¥ |
|
Seating |
Entry |
Fuel |
Efficiency |
Sig |
Cargo |
Load |
Availability |
Index |
| Max Depth: 500 meters |
2 |
1h |
E(250PF) D(100l) |
0.5 km/PF 2km/l |
8/8 6/4 |
3 |
410 |
10/10 days |
1 |
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V u l k a n D e l p h i n R Q 7 M i n i s u b
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The Delphin is the Electronaut's larger cousin and can hold up to eight people with
suitable accommodations. The Delphin is a diesel/electric which can recharge its
batteries on the surface (1PF per hour), giving it decent overall range.
| Model |
Hand |
Speed |
Accel |
Body |
Armor |
Auto |
Sensor/Sonar |
Cost |
| Vulkan Delphin |
4 |
50(30) |
3(4) |
6 |
2 |
2 |
0/1 |
546,000n¥ |
|
Seating |
Entry |
Fuel |
Efficiency |
Sig |
Cargo |
Load |
Availability |
Index |
| Max Depth: 300 meters |
8 |
1h |
E(300PF) D(300l) |
0.5 km/PF 2km/l |
8/8 6/4 |
3 |
410 |
10/10 days |
1 |
|
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V u l k a n E l e c t r o n a u t M i n i s u b
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Originally built for recovery missions to the submerged cities of North Germany and the United Netherlands by
the Allied German States, this two-person mini-sub has become ubiquitous in underwater communities around
the world with a wide selection of utility models. Its sturdy, standard construction and low price tag hasn't hurt
its sales either.
| Model |
Hand |
Speed |
Accel |
Body |
Armor |
Auto |
Sensor/Sonar |
Cost |
| Vulkan Electronaut |
3 |
15 |
4 |
4 |
0 |
2 |
0/0 |
45,000n¥ |
|
Seating |
Entry |
Fuel |
Efficiency |
Sig |
Cargo |
Load |
Availability |
Index |
| Max Depth: 300 meters |
2 |
1h |
E(250PF) |
0.5 km/PF |
8/8 |
4 |
150 |
3/3 days |
1 |
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P r o t e u s A G D i v e r M i n i s u b
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This two-person mini-sub is available in a wide selection of utility models at a relatively low price tag making
it popular across the board as a pleasure and recreational vehicle.
| Model |
Hand |
Speed |
Accel |
Body |
Armor |
Auto |
Sensor/Sonar |
Cost |
| Proteus AG Diver |
3 |
15 |
4 |
4 |
0 |
2 |
0/0 |
45,000n¥ |
|
Seating |
Entry |
Fuel |
Efficiency |
Sig |
Cargo |
Load |
Availability |
Index |
| Max Depth: 50 meters |
2 |
1h |
E(250PF) |
0.5 km/PF |
8/8 |
4 |
150 |
3/3 days |
1 |
|
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R e n r a k u S t i n g e r M i n i s u b
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This fast, single-person minisub incorporates bio-mimetic features for streamlining and maneuvering
making this craft both nimble and swift, with a low drag coefficient. The large windows of the sub are
laced with a Dikote(tm) substrate that significantly improves their structural integrity, allowing the Stinger
to descend to 200 meters without difficulty. Like many subs, the Stinger has a slight positive buoyancy,
counteracted by negative lift generated from the fins and directional thrust from the waterjets.
| Model |
Hand |
Speed |
Accel |
Body |
Armor |
Auto |
Sensor/Sonar |
Cost |
| Renraku Stinger |
2 |
60 |
4 |
3 |
0 |
2 |
0/0 |
76,000n¥ |
|
Seating |
Entry |
Fuel |
Efficiency |
Sig |
Cargo |
Load |
Availability |
Index |
| Max Depth: 300 meters |
2 |
1h |
E(250PF) |
0.5 km/PF |
8/8 |
4 |
150 |
3/3 days |
1 |
|
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P r o t e u s A G S e a S p e e d e r M i n i s u b
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A supercavitating design, the SeaSpeeder uses two different propulsions systems, a ducted prop for
low-speed maneuvering, and four powerful waterjets for high-speed supercavitating maneuvers.
| Model |
Hand |
Speed |
Accel |
Body |
Armor |
Auto |
Sensor/Sonar |
Cost |
| Proteus AG SeaSpeeder |
3/5 |
15/90 |
4/9 |
4 |
0 |
2 |
0/0 |
363,000n¥ |
|
Seating |
Entry |
Fuel |
Efficiency |
Sig |
Cargo |
Load |
Availability |
Index |
| Max Depth: 300 meters |
2 |
1h |
E(250PF) |
0.5 km/PF |
8/8(2/2) |
4 |
150 |
12/2 wks |
1 |
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K r a s n a y a S o r m o v a V a n e y e v - C l a s s P a t r o l S u b m a r i n e
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The Krasnaya Sormova Shipbuildling Company designed the Vaneyev with economy in mind and it shows from the
cramped bunks stacked 3 high to the hard-working Diesel engine used to charge up regular batteries.
| Model |
Hand |
Speed |
Accel |
Body |
Armor |
Auto |
Sensor/Sonar |
Cost |
| K.S. Vaneyev |
3 |
45(30) (20/17) |
3(2) |
9 |
14 |
3 |
0/1 |
12,700,000n¥ |
|
Seating |
Entry |
Fuel |
Efficiency |
Sig |
Cargo |
Load |
Availability |
Index |
| Max Depth: 400 meters |
- |
2h |
E(10,000PF) D(25,000l) |
0.5 km/PF 2km/l |
6/4 8/8 |
823 |
41,985 |
NA |
- |
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Y a m a t e t s u R o c k f i s h - C l a s s P a t r o l S u b m a r i n e
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The Rockfish-Class patrol submarine is unique in its affordability. The ship is constructed in one piece using concrete
and has neutral buoyancy and strength rivaling the thickest steel hulls. This fuel-cell powered submarine is
deployed to guard underwater habitats, where it recharges its fuel cells and takes on fresh stores, and never surfaces
so is not equipped with a periscope sail. The Rockfish is designed to lay in wait on the
seabed, hidden from sonar sweeps, and scuttle along the bottom using its modulated sonar to navigate along the bottom
until a hostile submarine or ship comes along. When that happens it deploys its Shkival torpedoes to destroy its
opponent literally before they even know that the Rockfish is there.
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The Shkival torpedoes are the most expensive system
on the submarine, and employ a rocket and a supercavitating body design to blast through the water at speeds approaching
the sound barrier, hitting its targets mere moments before the sound of its engine can be detected.
| Model |
Hand |
Speed |
Accel |
Body |
Armor |
Auto |
Sensor/Sonar |
Cost |
| Yamatetsu Rockfish |
3 |
45(30) (20/17) |
3(2) |
9 |
14 |
3 |
0/1 |
12,700,000n¥ |
|
Seating |
Entry |
Fuel |
Efficiency |
Sig |
Cargo |
Load |
Availability |
Index |
| Max Depth: 500 meters |
- |
2h |
E(10,000PF) D(25,000l) |
0.5 km/PF 2km/l |
6/4 8/8 |
823 |
41,985 |
NA |
- |
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