Fisher, Dreadnought, and a more alarming prototype

What would be the worst design prototype to give First Sea Lord Fisher if the goal was not to make the world fear the United Kingdom?

A proposed Dreadnought with five triple 14-inch turrets, superfiring positions, and a slimmer hull capable of an estimated 24 knots would greatly raise the benchmark for rivals.

The proposed Dreadnought combines five triple 14-inch turrets with superfiring arrangements fore and aft. Removing the wing turrets would permit a longer, slimmer hull, with a suggested speed of 24 knots instead of 21. That would establish a much more demanding benchmark for rival dreadnought programmes. The firepower comparison is qualified: three 14-inch guns are treated as comparable in some respects to four 12-inch guns. On that basis, each triple turret would approach the main-battery firepower of a pre-dreadnought armed with two twin 12-inch turrets. The historical Dreadnought is judged intimidating while still giving rivals a more attainable standard.