Cthulhu - Class C Dreadnought

“It came from the infinite emptiness between galaxies — not built, but birthed. Engines that scream. Hulls that whisper. Weapons that terrify. A name not spoken, but felt.”

The Cthulhu is not just a ship — it's a myth given mass, a celestial aberration shaped in starsteel and madness. Towering over any known Class C vessel in both scale and presence, it cuts a silhouette so vast it distorts sensor readings before it ever breaches visual range. Its hull is a seamless sheath of gleaming obsidian-black alloys, mirror-slick and lightless — reflecting just enough to show your fear staring back at you. A fusion of custom-forged metals and repurposed alien tech, its form is asymmetrical yet disturbingly near-perfect, as though it grew from the void itself rather than was ever constructed.

Almost every hab/structural-part/weapon of this ship has been custom-built, retextured or reimagined. All habs are based on the internal Stroud/Eklund design; meaning every floor, wall and ceiling are the same colour-scheme throughout. A visually unified ship inside and out, gargantuan and indestructible.

New habs include:

2x3 Battle Stations
3x3 Mess Hall
2x2 Captains Quarters (pic. in Gallery), and luxurious 1x1 Bathroom
3x2 Secure Armory
2x2 Firing Range with concrete-lined walls
2x2 Gymnasium
3x3 Ballroom
2x3 Commercial Kitchen/Bar & cubicle Bathroom (to service the Ballroom)
3x1 Sleeping Berth

...and more

Load order:

Ship Vendor Framework
Cthulhu

Available for purchase only from your Player Outpost - 'Large Landing Pad with Ship Builder'. Cost = 1,739,300 (scales down with Commerce perk) Length = 78.09m Width = 63.7m Height = 31.34m

Do NOT swap habs or attempt to edit the layout, it won't work. I have purposely placed every internal door exactly where I wanted them (see pic).
There is a Snow Globe missing from the Living Quarters shelf display - Dubai (not deliberate - it's annoying).
Engines only power up to eight (8) in-flight - I am guessing the calculation in-game doesn't like decimals (1.5 x 8 = 12).