"I've seen many creatures in this cave, but one in particular catches my attention, the Neovenator is proof that living in the deepest areas of this place is not easy, but apparently this theropod has learned to live in this place, even having to compete with Nameless and Reapers, but what draws attention is the remarkable relationship he has with the Rock Drakes. Somehow these two seem to have a strange symbiotic relationship where the Neovenators can coexist with the Rock Drakes in their territory, I believe that this relationship has arose out of the rivalry they both have with the Reapers.
During my expeditions to the deepest areas of this cave I had a frightening vision of a Neovenator in bloodlust, they seem to be like that as soon as they kill a creature and when in that state they attack everything around them incessantly. "
Domesticated:
"At first I thought taming a Neovenator was an impossible feat, but I realized I was wrong about that after seeing some tribes with a Neovenator leading their group of Rock Drakes, the knights told me that these theropods seem to love the pheromone glands of the Reaper, as soon as they discovered this, began to use these glands to tame them.
A domestic Neovenator looks like a combination of the strength of a Megalosaurus with the ability to encourage its allies with its roar like a Yutyrannus, but if that weren't enough, hatchlings born and raised near a Neovenator show abnormal characteristics as adults, apparently living in a zone Radioactivity caused the Neovenator to absorb some of the radiation, causing the descendants who were born near it to undergo some genetic alteration, which some tribes used in their favor to create even stronger creatures than normal. "
Introduction:
Hello survivors, all quiet? I hope so, I present to you the Bloodthirsty Buffer, The Neovenator Draconis (Draconis is a fictional name I gave to this fictional species of the Aberration)!
The Neovenator is a medium theropod the size of a Rock Drake, it will not only be focused on dealing damage but will also play the role of a bloodthirsty buffer with a roar that grants a regeneration buff and increases damage to allied creatures, and if it is in the bloodlust state, the buffs will have their effects doubled.
Well, I know that "big" theropods that deal high damage are generic, but in the case of Aberration vannila, one thing that is missing is options for strong creatures to face the Boss, we have only 4 options: Spinosaurus, Megalosaurus, Reaper and Rock Drakes , not to mention that this is the only map we don't have any damage buffer like Yutyrannus or health regeneration like Daeodon, so a relatively strong buffer to use on the Boss would be something useful.
Wild:
In the wild, Neovenator will be found in the Tomb of the Lost walking with the wild Rock Drakes and will only attack if you get too close to him or provoke him, when that happens he will roar before attacking you causing all nearby Rock Drakes to concentrate. whether to kill you.
Taming process:
To tame a Neovenator we have 2 methods:
Hijack a hatchling or an egg when its parents aren't around, but be careful because, thanks to Neovenator's relationship with the Rock Drakes, it won't just be the parents that will chase it......
Passive Taming: You will need to approach an adult Neovenator with Nameless Venom in your inventory and Reaper Pheromone Glands in the last slot of your inventory, when close enough the Neovenator will smell the gland and when that happens you must throw the gland on the ground to If he eats it, just be careful not to consume the gland because otherwise he'll think you're a Reaper and they hate Reapers. As soon as the Neovenator starts eating the gland you must be quick and climb on its back, as soon as it climbs on its back you must make it collide against the walls and then feed it with the Nameless poison so that it recovers from the blow , but keep in mind that when you climb on him he will try to knock you down at all costs, after a few collisions he will obey your command and be tamed.
Tamed:
After being tamed, Neovenators can perform some functions, but they are not only useful in combat, due to the radiation it has in its body, puppies that are born close to a Neovenator have a high chance of being born with mutations, in combat the Neovenator is capable of incite your teammates with your roar, giving them bonus damage and reducing damage taken by enemies
Actions:
Primary Attack (Left Click): Bite, causes a speed debuff
Secondary Attack (Right Click): Throws radioactive feathers, if hit they cause debuff reducing damage and speed of the target. (By pressing the right button) The spinning tail shoots feathers in an area.
Roar (click C): Roar: Grants bonus damage and damage reduction to allies.
Jump (press space): A simple jump, if used while running, Neovenator will propel himself forward.
Passive Skills:
• Bloodthirsty Mode: Activates when devouring a dead creature, Neovenator will gain a buff where he will gain an increase in health and regeneration speed by 15% for 60 seconds, and the buff is reset whenever he devours a creature.
• Increased chance of mutations: hatchlings that are born near a Neovenator have a high chance of being born with a mutation (to activate this, it would be necessary to let the Neovenator move freely near the hatchlings).
• Ally bonuses: Neovenator will receive a bonus that increases damage dealt by 10% and decreases damage taken by 10% for each Rock Drake that is near him (limit 3).
• Passive Debuff: Creatures that attack him directly suffer the consequences of being poisoned by the radiation in the Neovenator's body, having their resistance quickly drained and their numb increased.
Utility and Scenarios:
PvE : In this scenario, Neovenator's main function is to be a Buffer, something we don't have on this map, regardless of whether it's in combat against alpha creatures or against Boss Rockwell, for this reason Neovenator can be useful on this map, in addition it can serve as an aid in the taming of creatures since, thanks to the debuff it causes when being attacked, it can make creatures inconsistent just by letting them attack you or make creatures slow with their bite, facilitating the pursuit and the hit of arrow shots or sedative darts.
PvP : Maybe not even so useful in PvE on the other hand maybe in PvP is where this creature shines, capable of increasing the damage of allied creatures, has passive skills to strengthen or cause debuffs on enemies, in addition to being great for base protection even more so if you have Rock Drakes with him to make him gain the ally bonuses.
Conclusion:
Despite being a generic creature so to speak, being a large carnivorous theropod made for "combat", the Neovenator can be a very useful and relevant addition to Aberration, as it is a map with few viable options of creatures to use in the final Boss and the practically non-existent existence of buffers like Yutyrannus and Daeodon, in addition to having skills that make it have other uses.
Credits to my brother @Joaoo_2s_Art for the Neovenator concept art
Feel free to make suggestions and I'll read as many comments as possible.
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Introducing Neovenator, the bloodthirsty buffer
Common name: Neovenator
Species: Neovenator Draconis
Time: Early Cretaceous
Diet: Carnivore
Temperament: Territorial
Wild:
"I've seen many creatures in this cave, but one in particular catches my attention, the Neovenator is proof that living in the deepest areas of this place is not easy, but apparently this theropod has learned to live in this place, even having to compete with Nameless and Reapers, but what draws attention is the remarkable relationship he has with the Rock Drakes. Somehow these two seem to have a strange symbiotic relationship where the Neovenators can coexist with the Rock Drakes in their territory, I believe that this relationship has arose out of the rivalry they both have with the Reapers.
During my expeditions to the deepest areas of this cave I had a frightening vision of a Neovenator in bloodlust, they seem to be like that as soon as they kill a creature and when in that state they attack everything around them incessantly. "
Domesticated:
"At first I thought taming a Neovenator was an impossible feat, but I realized I was wrong about that after seeing some tribes with a Neovenator leading their group of Rock Drakes, the knights told me that these theropods seem to love the pheromone glands of the Reaper, as soon as they discovered this, began to use these glands to tame them.
A domestic Neovenator looks like a combination of the strength of a Megalosaurus with the ability to encourage its allies with its roar like a Yutyrannus, but if that weren't enough, hatchlings born and raised near a Neovenator show abnormal characteristics as adults, apparently living in a zone Radioactivity caused the Neovenator to absorb some of the radiation, causing the descendants who were born near it to undergo some genetic alteration, which some tribes used in their favor to create even stronger creatures than normal. "
Introduction:
Hello survivors, all quiet? I hope so, I present to you the Bloodthirsty Buffer, The Neovenator Draconis (Draconis is a fictional name I gave to this fictional species of the Aberration)!
The Neovenator is a medium theropod the size of a Rock Drake, it will not only be focused on dealing damage but will also play the role of a bloodthirsty buffer with a roar that grants a regeneration buff and increases damage to allied creatures, and if it is in the bloodlust state, the buffs will have their effects doubled.
Well, I know that "big" theropods that deal high damage are generic, but in the case of Aberration vannila, one thing that is missing is options for strong creatures to face the Boss, we have only 4 options: Spinosaurus, Megalosaurus, Reaper and Rock Drakes , not to mention that this is the only map we don't have any damage buffer like Yutyrannus or health regeneration like Daeodon, so a relatively strong buffer to use on the Boss would be something useful.
Wild:
In the wild, Neovenator will be found in the Tomb of the Lost walking with the wild Rock Drakes and will only attack if you get too close to him or provoke him, when that happens he will roar before attacking you causing all nearby Rock Drakes to concentrate. whether to kill you.
Taming process:
To tame a Neovenator we have 2 methods:
Hijack a hatchling or an egg when its parents aren't around, but be careful because, thanks to Neovenator's relationship with the Rock Drakes, it won't just be the parents that will chase it......
Passive Taming: You will need to approach an adult Neovenator with Nameless Venom in your inventory and Reaper Pheromone Glands in the last slot of your inventory, when close enough the Neovenator will smell the gland and when that happens you must throw the gland on the ground to If he eats it, just be careful not to consume the gland because otherwise he'll think you're a Reaper and they hate Reapers. As soon as the Neovenator starts eating the gland you must be quick and climb on its back, as soon as it climbs on its back you must make it collide against the walls and then feed it with the Nameless poison so that it recovers from the blow , but keep in mind that when you climb on him he will try to knock you down at all costs, after a few collisions he will obey your command and be tamed.
Tamed:
After being tamed, Neovenators can perform some functions, but they are not only useful in combat, due to the radiation it has in its body, puppies that are born close to a Neovenator have a high chance of being born with mutations, in combat the Neovenator is capable of incite your teammates with your roar, giving them bonus damage and reducing damage taken by enemies
Actions:
Primary Attack (Left Click): Bite, causes a speed debuff
Secondary Attack (Right Click): Throws radioactive feathers, if hit they cause debuff reducing damage and speed of the target. (By pressing the right button) The spinning tail shoots feathers in an area.
Roar (click C): Roar: Grants bonus damage and damage reduction to allies.
Jump (press space): A simple jump, if used while running, Neovenator will propel himself forward.
Passive Skills:
• Bloodthirsty Mode: Activates when devouring a dead creature, Neovenator will gain a buff where he will gain an increase in health and regeneration speed by 15% for 60 seconds, and the buff is reset whenever he devours a creature.
• Increased chance of mutations: hatchlings that are born near a Neovenator have a high chance of being born with a mutation (to activate this, it would be necessary to let the Neovenator move freely near the hatchlings).
• Ally bonuses: Neovenator will receive a bonus that increases damage dealt by 10% and decreases damage taken by 10% for each Rock Drake that is near him (limit 3).
• Passive Debuff: Creatures that attack him directly suffer the consequences of being poisoned by the radiation in the Neovenator's body, having their resistance quickly drained and their numb increased.
Utility and Scenarios:
PvE : In this scenario, Neovenator's main function is to be a Buffer, something we don't have on this map, regardless of whether it's in combat against alpha creatures or against Boss Rockwell, for this reason Neovenator can be useful on this map, in addition it can serve as an aid in the taming of creatures since, thanks to the debuff it causes when being attacked, it can make creatures inconsistent just by letting them attack you or make creatures slow with their bite, facilitating the pursuit and the hit of arrow shots or sedative darts.
PvP : Maybe not even so useful in PvE on the other hand maybe in PvP is where this creature shines, capable of increasing the damage of allied creatures, has passive skills to strengthen or cause debuffs on enemies, in addition to being great for base protection even more so if you have Rock Drakes with him to make him gain the ally bonuses.
Conclusion:
Despite being a generic creature so to speak, being a large carnivorous theropod made for "combat", the Neovenator can be a very useful and relevant addition to Aberration, as it is a map with few viable options of creatures to use in the final Boss and the practically non-existent existence of buffers like Yutyrannus and Daeodon, in addition to having skills that make it have other uses.
Credits to my brother @Joaoo_2s_Art for the Neovenator concept art
Feel free to make suggestions and I'll read as many comments as possible.
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