Eight fast Queen Elizabeths at Jutland

How would Jutland and the postwar naval balance change if Canada funded three more Queen Elizabeths and all eight could make 26 to 27 knots?

Earlier reinforcement and eight fast 15-inch ships could put much heavier pressure on the German scouting forces and potentially check the High Seas Fleet before Jellicoe's main force arrived.

With eight faster Queen Elizabeths, one proposed allocation gives four to Beatty and four to Jellicoe. Their effectiveness depends on where they have trained: rotation from the Grand Fleet preserves the gunnery standard assumed in the scenario, while prolonged service with Beatty raises concerns about training space. The first group could arrive earlier to support the battlecruisers. Jellicoe's four could accompany the Invincibles south, bringing eight fast 15-inch ships into the fighting before the full Grand Fleet arrived. That concentration might blunt the High Seas Fleet's advance or force it to turn away.