The Powder Toy

Monotreme Class Battleship by Platypus5

Platypus5
Platypus5
115 / 3
26th Nov 2019
11th September
Bigger and tougher than the Platyparian Space Cruiser, the Monotreme Class Battleship features the latest in Platyparian space warfare technology. Time to go push some weaker spacefaring nations around!... As long as they don't destroy the reactor...
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Comments

  • VIBR
    VIBR     27th Apr 2020
    shame, would have loved to see an upgraded armourtype
  • Platypus5
    Platypus5     25th Apr 2020
    Nah. The update was just to put a "no" sign by ambient heat.
  • VIBR
    VIBR     24th Apr 2020
    meh, armour was still 1 shot by the BFG, still, it was pretty decent
  • VIBR
    VIBR     24th Apr 2020
    oooh, an update?
  • macksonp
    macksonp     20th Dec 2019
    Very nice. Random person on ship " what does this button do?" turns on ambient heat. :( +1
  • ApplePlastic
    ApplePlastic     13th Dec 2019
    Okay, but like, who turned on a proton laser in the reactor room?
  • Vampireax
    Vampireax     12th Dec 2019
    - Confirmed. Specimens complete.
  • Platypus5
    Platypus5     10th Dec 2019
    Ehanced Strength, Enhanced Durability, Advanced Healing, Advanced Immune System.
  • Vampireax
    Vampireax     9th Dec 2019
    - The VSGE has finished studying the specimen, and is ready to produce genetically augmented Platyparians as per the agreement. Select traits (y/n): Enhanced Strength, Increased Height, Reduced Height, Enhanced IQ, Increased Metabolism (more speed, less lifespan), Decreased Metabolism (less speed, more lifespan), Enhanced Durability, Advanced Healing, Advanced Immune System, Larger Sex Organs (some species value this for some reason), Slowed Aging, Accelerated Aging, Hybernation, Gills, Etc.
  • Platypus5
    Platypus5     5th Dec 2019
    Platyparia accepts and has mailed over a randomly selected lucky convicted petty thief as a "live specimen". Of minor note, the portion of the form regarding ethics requests was left blank. (See ID:2488440)