Shringasaurus - Construction buddy and Bulldozer!

[Katanaguy44]

Shringasaurus will be able to help you build that dream base of yours and destroy pesky structures and resource nodes along the way!

by holding down right mouse button you will begin to start charging forward, gaining speed and never stopping. Rocks and trees will be destroyed, enemy structures will be either destroyed or heavily damaged, and creatures pushed out of the way! Now it’s damage for this charge doesn’t come from melee, it comes from its weight stat! So the more weight you pump in and carry, the more damage you deal! So pesky spam pillars, foundations and spike walls are an issue of the past with Shringasaurus on your side! 

Besides that, you can equip it with a construction saddle, which will reduce structures and resources like stone and wood by 85%, additionally you can pull resources if need be! If you’ve played with S+ you’ll know this feature very well. And with charging, you can mass gather resources to help speed up this process.

Its taming method is unique, you have to mount it like an equus but you don’t feed it, you have to charge into and break stuff like rocks to increase its taming. It’s the demolition Wild West out in the deserts with these buddies! 

Other minor features:

- It’s construction saddle can also be used to craft structures and materials like clay and cementing paste.

- Herd boost, much like a pack buff, but instead when there are more nearby crafting speed is increased, up to 10% faster!

 

And that’s my submission, hope you enjoy!

 

[Psylent]

That's certainly unique. Personally, I just want a dinosaur that's large and fast so this gets my vote. I miss the days before they nerfed the speed on my beloved spino. 😢

[Joebl0w13]

49 minutes ago, Kingkestrel373 said:

Shringasaurus wasn’t a Dinosaur.

Doesn't have to be. 

• Must be a real-world extinct/prehistoric creature (dinosaurs, mammals, reptiles, etc)

[Kingkestrel373]

2 hours ago, Joebl0w13 said:

Doesn't have to be. 

• Must be a real-world extinct/prehistoric creature (dinosaurs, mammals, reptiles, etc)

I know that but the person I had quoted said that shringasaurus was a dinosaur so I was just correcting them.

[Larsfat]

   The shringasaurus's body/ Size:

1. The body will be a robust highly thick skinned creature with sexually dimorphic horns only on males
2. The size of this creature should be comparable to an allo, but definitely heavier than it not quite at rex weight but approaching it.
3. It will be equipped with a decent sized tail and long robust neck, and should walk lifting itself of the ground unlike a sarco or creatures alike.
4. The male shringasaurus will have vibrant and complex patterns to attract mates, and make their opponent intimidated by its presence, but the females will have very dull colers that dont attract attention to them.
5. Males can have a vibrant neck frill similar to an enole to intimidate/ attract mates
6. 

  The shringasaurus's habitat/ behavior:

1. The shringasaurus due to its unmatchable stamina will be able to travel across the vast sand dunes in search of oasis's that are its favorite are to dwell.
2. The shringasaurus will travel in herds of mostly female shringasaurs with a lone male protecting them of any danger since the female do not attack and are frightened the males will fight tirelessly only if provoked. 
3. The shringasaurus will stay at an oasis only to lay eggs or recover energy and drink a-lot of water for their next trip or journey to another oasis.
4. Similar to sea turtles they will lay their eggs in the ground so they wont be spot out so easily, and the baby male will go and find a herd to be their protecter; the herd usually consist of 5-6 individuals.
5. The shringasaurus can easily run at full speed which will be springily fast and can out run many creatures but can suffer damage to itself if it does not drink enough water.
6. Small creatures tend to not mess with the herd because of the fear they feel on seeing the male shringasaurus

  The shringasaurus's taming:

1.  Firstly the adult male shringasauruses are not tamable due to their devotion to their herd, but the adult females are tamable
2. To tame a female you will have to find a herd in the middle of their journey and across the sand dunes since the way to tame them is to offer them water becuase they will usually be dehydrated on the journey.
3. You will have to be carefull not to harm any of them or the male will instantly dispatch of the threat.
4. For the highest effectivness of taming for the females you fill have to over water in a heatwave since they will appreciate it even more.
5. Now for the male shringasaurus's the only way to tame them is to hatch their eggs so the devote themselfs to you.

  The shringasaurus's abilities/ saddle:

The female shringasaurus will be able to pull many connected wagon platforms that you can customize  with turrets or live in them and you will need to give it a constant supply of water to keep her moving fast because they have infinite stam, and steam would come of her when going very fast like a train.

The Male shringasaurus will have a saddle in the middle of its back but the cool thing about them is that you will be able to mount huge weapons on its neck like a huge sword, or chainsaw, or a battering shield. The male will get a hydration battle boost if you keep it hydrated or if on water like the spino. 

 

 

[ZCI5250]

LETS GOOOOOOOO

Btw dossier art for it

[EdisVicher]

 

Wild
Without a doubt one of the most unpredictable creatures is Shringasaurus, even today it does not stop surprising me. Despite being a medium-sized herbivore, it has earned great respect for predators, thanks to the ability to use its horns as a main weapon, which were originally only for display and courtship. With these he manages to attack large creatures, and taking advantage of his short stature he focuses all his attacks on his legs.

When a shringasaurus attacks an animal of equal or greater size, its victim suffers a kind of nervous breakdown, this causes any movement to affect his health and forces him to remain immobile while he recovers, giving the shringa an advantage to run away, by less as far as your energy allows. We must recognize his great intelligence, since to hit certain nerves requires a lot of precision, without a doubt he is a great David among so many Goliaths in the ark.

 

Domesticated
Despite its sudden movements and its corpulent physique, I observed that shringa can walk among the plants very carefully, and that is why we adapted its frame with a special drawer for fertilizers, after leaving it next to the orchards we fertilized them all, now you don't have to worry about crops. At least until they stopped feeding him and he started devouring our crops.

 

 

Habitat
Finding Shringasaurus is tricky, as it prefers areas where it is easiest to camouflage itself with its peculiar pattern on the skin. Usually they can be in Redwood, the swamp or the jungle, particularly in places with a lot of vegetation, it is a matter of having a very good eye to know how to identify them from the undergrowth, since entering their territory will make you a potential candidate to receive a brutal attack.

 

Domestication
To get Shringasaurus it is necessary to knock it out, this could take a long time, since thanks to the crown of its head, its horns and its spines it manages to resist narcotics very well, but it is not immune. Sleeping it fast will make things easier for you, for this it is advisable to shoot at the neck, legs and stomach. Once on the ground it is just a matter of waiting, this dinosaur has a different diet, since unlike other herbivores it does not prefer croquettes or majoberries, its favorite food is vegetables directly, all the same, it does not matter to give it carrots than to give it corn.

 

Abilities
- Nerve Breakdown
It consists of an attack that affects both creatures and survivors, when receiving the impact you will be affected for 30, 50 or 70 seconds, giving randomly. As long as the victim is moving their health will be affected on a large scale, the only way to avoid death is to remain immobile while the nerves stabilize, which can also leave you at the mercy of the enemies.

- Achilles Heel
This blow is one of the most surprising, a lunge that affects medium and large creatures, embedded directly in the heels and nearby nerves. This causes one of the victim's stats to be randomly affected, damaging up to 30 or 40 percent, either decreasing or increasing depending on the stats. Among the options can also occur the rupture of the nerves.

Notes
- Nerve breakdown is the only ability Shringa possesses in its wild state, and it can also affect survivors. When tamed, his attack "evolves" up to the Achilles heel, however, he can no longer affect humans, he can only damage them with a common hit.

- The Achilles Heel icon will always be accompanied by the icon corresponding to the affected statistic, if your oxygen is reduced by the impact, the suffocation icon is shown, in case of increase the sensation of weight will be seen the icon of the weight overload shown, and so on respectively

- The possibilities for the Achilles heel to develop are: health, energy, oxygen, food, water, weight, speed, unconsciousness, blindness, lightheadedness and nerve breakdown.

 

Shringasaurus is unpredictable thanks to the fact that despite being domesticated, it is he who decides what kind of blow he will give, which has surprised many, and turns it into a kind of roulette of death in life. Do we make some bets?

[Kingkestrel373]

6 hours ago, Psylent said:

That's certainly unique. Personally, I just want a dinosaur that's large and fast so this gets my vote. I miss the days before they nerfed the speed on my beloved spino. 😢

Shringasaurus wasn’t a Dinosaur.