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A range of sizes and survivabilities, the general idea would be to add an enemy that crawls along the surfaces of the europan ocean, gathering up detachables and hoarding "shinies" in the first cave it finds.
Just an idea!
I can make it shoot torpedos and spawn husk divers maybe?
So placing down monsters into the abyss is rather inefficient cause most won't even really encounter them.
The concept of the Deadnought with torpedoes is good already. But creating another "thalamus submarine" that is actually alive (like a pirate ship) and filled with Husks would be a good addition.
The fight would/should be hard and if you succeed in taking it down, you might find some calyx eggs that you can sell for a handful of marks.