Mecan

Mecan was a battlecruiser of the Senic Navy during The War in the South. Commissioned just before the war began it was among the newest ships in the fleet at the time. Senic naval doctrine at the time dictated battlecruisers were to be used as long distance surface raiding vessels or as general support vessels. The Mecan and her sister ship were used in the capacity of a raider as soon as the war began. Mecan enjoyed success at first sinking many Falandese ships while sustaining minimal damages. However, as the raiding dragged on it became a priority of the Falandese Navy to hunt Mecan. Leading to it's sinking by the Falandese Battleship Dreifend just under a year after the war began.