reaper support Palaeoctopus - The reaper supporting, giant land Octopus!

[Mery2023]

Riene buena pinta.

[crimsoncrow]

this would be cool to see in fjordur 

[BlackKitty]

Ist er reitbar?

[Ragnarokijh]

Curious to see how this would be rideable, where would the saddle sit?

[TECNOMAN]

Can unlock enemy doors and vaults. This is done via a lockpicking mini-game.

Bro...this is so broken,are you sure?.

 

[Kenchiro]

interesting creature good luck with the voting

[miu1103]

Great octopus that amplifies the threat of reapers and Nameless!
I thought it was well thought out, at least it could work in both PvE and PvP!

I have an idea.
PvE players who don't elaborate on bases, equipment and weapons or small PvP tribes who can't afford it don't use dyes much, so other abilities would make them more attractive!
For example, a rather expensive medicine that would be considered as a compatriot against reapers and Nameless (function as an insect repellant) could be created in Palaeoctopus using aberrant resources such as reaper pheromone glands, Nameless poison and elemental ores, and valuable resources such as black pearls, which could be used to create a medicine that would function as an insect repellant against reapers and Nameless. The medicine is made from Palaeoctopus ink and drops at the scientific workbench. This is a medicine that gives the Nameless and Reapers a damage reduction when they are out of range of the normal insect repellant and charge light, and misidentifies them as compatriots rather than insect repellents.
The Nameless and Reaper King will not be hostile to individuals that are not crawling out of the ground, even if they are not in range of the charge light, and those that are crawling out will not be hostile to them unless they come into contact with them. However, alpha reaper kings, reaper queens, and elemental reaper kings will be exposed if they approach. The high cost of the item makes it very effective for a long time, but like beer, it triggers a disadvantage when it wears off, making it like Nameless. It would not be unnatural.
Alternatively, if the cephalopod's ink has antibacterial properties, it would be useful to use it as an antiseptic, or an organic polymer, or a poison for Nameless, such as wyvern milk, or the ability to transform it into a non-rotten version of longanshonk, etc.
Since these creatures live in the red zone and are resistant to radiation, it would be nice to have the ability to generate or disperse ink that makes the creature or player who tames it resistant to radiation.

[Ravaske]

In my top three

[CosmicClash1]

An octopus could be very cool :0

[dimix1981]

Mega cool

 

[wacko1598]

Something other than the tuso?  Yes please!

[sneiderss2006]

yo quiero que este gane su diseño esta muy interesante

 

[SwiftSwimmer756]

I love this one a lot! Great job

[SuperSilva]

We need this one

[hammerhead3636]

top 2 for sure

[yaki45MG]

This is one of my favorite creatures for this vote, but I think the fact that there are replicas that put it as a shoulder pet, even though it is not, can bring you consequences not favorable to the vote, a pity, good luck, greetings

[enderspy0007]

La idea es muy buena, una recomendación es que vivan en los ríos y pagos de elemento líquido, pues por lo general, viven en cuerpos de agua grandes, podrías encontrarlo en los ríos de agua normal pero con mayor rareza en comparación a la zonas más profundas

[Feralkyn]

Just wanted to slam in late and say this one was fantastic. The synergy with the map and its creatures is brilliant, and the creature itself is so unique compared to anything we have! (Awesome artwork, too!)

[irdumb2]

an octopus would be an awesome addition

[arkplayerfan]

Is really really good

[arkplayerfan]

But we have the tusoteuthis

[Hitmonjake]

Please give this a go again for The Center submissions, it would be a great addition!