[RFC] Drunken Dogfish

[Dakota]

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|hull= 2007 Cigarette Racing 46' Rider XP
|drivetype= Twin gravity screws.
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|manufacturer= Cigarette Racing
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|purpose= High Speed Courier
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The Drunken Dogfish started life as a 46' Rider XP cigarette boat. A cabin with basic amenities is located under the foredeck and accessed by a door between the helm and co-pilot seat. It was first modified with hidden compartments when acquired by drug runners. Then modified farther with the open rear cabin being enclosed to seal it from space and the amenities in the fore cabin improved. She was stolen early 2013 by a fen escaping from the Boskonian drug runners.
All her modifications where with a eye to keeping her looking at normal for a boat of her type and not draw attention to the hidden compartments. The current owner still hasn't found all of them even after recruiting help to carefully look.

== Mundane Quirks ==
"All the little nooks" Lots of hidden compartments on board.
== Quirks ==
"What shall we do with a drunken sailor?" Drunken Dogfish likes to go fast, failure to do so without reason results in the boat acting like she has a drunk helmsman.
"It's around here somewhere.." Things lost on board turn up later in one of the hidden compartments that dot the boat.
"Space is a ocean:" She gives off a visible energy wake as she flies through space that looks remarkably like the one she'd have in the water.
"No smoking zone:" Performance drops if there is a visible cigarette or pack of cigarettes on board.
== Trivia ==

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[HRogge]

"No smoking zone:" Performance drops if there is a visible cigarette or pack of cigarettes on board.

Maybe thats one of the reasons the hidden compartments are still usefull *G*

[Proginoskes]

"All the little nooks" and "It's around here somewhere" remind me of a quirk I had in mind for a large ad-hoc station. "A twisty maze of little passages, all different": despite no two sections of corridor being alike, it is surprisingly easy to get completely lost. The signs aren't always helpful, since they occasionally decide to be in extremely obscure conlangs (or combining more common ones for added obscurity: Klingon written in Tengwar script, for instance).