These creatures are surprisingly friendly for a carnivore, I believe the only carnivore in this... place that doesn't attack me as soon as it sees me. They are incredibly protective of packmates. I tried to knock one out and tame it, long story short, the pack chased me for a forest and a half. They live in forests, hunting parasaurs and phiomias and sometimes even attacking their close cousins, the velociraptor. They are one of the only dinosaurs that can catch up to gallimimus making it a prey item. I believe they may be able to be tamed using the traditional knock-out method, but it is much easier to passive tame.
Tamed:
They are some of the most well rounded mounts dealing mid to high dmg and being as fast as the galli , the alpha also has the strange strength boost like other pack hunting creatures. They are also smart enough to make marks on the ground and scratch the mark shape into the map for you and they can even hold some items.
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These creatures are surprisingly friendly for a carnivore, I believe the only carnivore in this... place that doesn't attack me as soon as it sees me. They are incredibly protective of packmates. I tried to knock one out and tame it, long story short, the pack chased me for a forest and a half. They live in forests, hunting parasaurs and phiomias and sometimes even attacking their close cousins, the velociraptor. They are one of the only dinosaurs that can catch up to gallimimus making it a prey item. I believe they may be able to be tamed using the traditional knock-out method, but it is much easier to passive tame.
Tamed:
They are some of the most well rounded mounts dealing mid to high dmg and being as fast as the galli , the alpha also has the strange strength boost like other pack hunting creatures. They are also smart enough to make marks on the ground and scratch the mark shape into the map for you and they can even hold some items.
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