I made this creature for the Fjordur submission vote, but as I don’t finish in time I thought I would never be able to share it, but, as luck would have it, my chance would arrive. Here’s a transcript of the Dossier:
Wild
Although they should be numerous, serpentes seems quite small in number upon the island, even where they should be common, the jungles and swamps, there is obly one taxon, however, towards the northern pines, I have found another. Approximately twice the size of Titanoboa, Madtsoia seems to be a extremely specialised species, staying burrowed underground most of the time, and emerging only to feed.
Domesticated
A Madtsoia’s appetite for eggs may seem like a curse for tribes willing to tame on, they can be slotted into dodo coops quite effectively increasing the food production significantly, it seems like the paranoia of a predator constantly behind you helps?
Somewhere between a titanoboa and a basilisk in size, madtsoia is visually b inspired by gaboon vipers and hognose snakes. Based on the latter of the two, it lives in a very different environment to it’s heat-loving relatives, spawning in cold forests similar to smuggler’s pass and the redwoods. While it sports decent stats, it’s main use is as a mutation helper, decreasing nearby egg hatch time and increasing mutation chance (from 1/20 or 5% to 1/15 or 7%) and also acting as an automatic baby-blender.
Similar to the other two snakes in Ark, Madtsoia is not tamed normally, with meat or berries. While normally burried underground, Madtsoia will emerge when a young dinosaur nearby, it will chase down and eat the creature, slowing taming it, until it re-burries itself. When it burries itself once again, the allure of a new target will be able to coaxed it out again, rinse and repeat until tamed. Once tamed, it maintains it’s usefulness, in it’s behaviour is a setting to deal with baby creature, it can be set to: “Kill None” (default) “Kill None-Mutated” or “Kill All”.
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Madtsoia, a serpentine breeding assistant
I made this creature for the Fjordur submission vote, but as I don’t finish in time I thought I would never be able to share it, but, as luck would have it, my chance would arrive. Here’s a transcript of the Dossier:
Wild
Although they should be numerous, serpentes seems quite small in number upon the island, even where they should be common, the jungles and swamps, there is obly one taxon, however, towards the northern pines, I have found another. Approximately twice the size of Titanoboa, Madtsoia seems to be a extremely specialised species, staying burrowed underground most of the time, and emerging only to feed.
Domesticated
A Madtsoia’s appetite for eggs may seem like a curse for tribes willing to tame on, they can be slotted into dodo coops quite effectively increasing the food production significantly, it seems like the paranoia of a predator constantly behind you helps?
Somewhere between a titanoboa and a basilisk in size, madtsoia is visually b inspired by gaboon vipers and hognose snakes. Based on the latter of the two, it lives in a very different environment to it’s heat-loving relatives, spawning in cold forests similar to smuggler’s pass and the redwoods. While it sports decent stats, it’s main use is as a mutation helper, decreasing nearby egg hatch time and increasing mutation chance (from 1/20 or 5% to 1/15 or 7%) and also acting as an automatic baby-blender.
Similar to the other two snakes in Ark, Madtsoia is not tamed normally, with meat or berries. While normally burried underground, Madtsoia will emerge when a young dinosaur nearby, it will chase down and eat the creature, slowing taming it, until it re-burries itself. When it burries itself once again, the allure of a new target will be able to coaxed it out again, rinse and repeat until tamed. Once tamed, it maintains it’s usefulness, in it’s behaviour is a setting to deal with baby creature, it can be set to: “Kill None” (default) “Kill None-Mutated” or “Kill All”.
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