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Rajasaurus: Endgame Corrupted Killer Information: Common Name: Rajasaurus Species: Rajasaurus corrupteventator Name Meaning: King Lizard of Corruption Hunting Diet: Carnivore, Elementivore Time: Late Cretaseous Temperament: Aggressive Equipment: Rajasaurus Saddle Commentary: I believe that Extinction needs a new corrupted killer, while the Enforcer was intended to fill this niche, its squishy nature makes even high level Enforcers impractical for late game activity, like high level Element Veins and Orbital Supply Drops, as well as titan fights and Forbidden Zone expeditions. The Rajasaurus could fill this niche, while also having fail safes in place to discourage players from speed running a high level Raja with needing to sacrifice a select few creatures and needing to have large amounts of Element. Description: Rajasaurus is a large carnivore with a singular horn on its head, akin to other Extinction creatures like Managarmrs, Snow Owls, Velonosaurs, Gachas and Gasbags, Rajasaurus have a underside that appears similar to Element veins, the glow on their underbellies are dark red, with red and orange patterns on the rest of their bodies. Abilities: Along with a basic bite, Rajasaurus have a headbut that deals heavy damage but halts movement. Upon killing several corrupted creatures, or consume Element, the Rajasaurus will enter a frenzied state, taking less damage and dealing more, unless a certain threshold of corrupted creatures killed, the Rajasaurus will be knocked unconscious, but killed Element Infused creatures will also extend the timer until frenzy expiration. Apart from the buffs given from Element Frenzy, Rajasaurus also have a very large damage multiplier to corrupted creatures and Titans, while also taking less damage from said creatures. Taming: To tame a Rajasaurus one must activate its frenzied state then separate from corrupted creatures so when it runs out the Rajasaurus will become unconscious, after which it will only eat Element products, the more impure, the better. However, doing this as it will result in terrible taming effectiveness, to increase it, one must sacrifice Extinction originate creatures(Managarmr, Snow Owl, Gasbags, Velonosaur, Gasbags) tamed by the tribe in question, the higher the level the more effectiveness given. Spawn Regions: Extinction: Wasteland Ridable: Yes Rider Weaponry: No Breedable: Yes Dossier Description: Wild: Rajasaurus corruptevenator seems to be strangely immune to the harmful effects of Element and its corruption, in fact this species seems specially adapted to hunt the many Element-infused monsters on the planet’s surface, almost as though Rajasaurus is a natural defense mechanism… But in any case, Rajasaurus can occasionally kill so many corrupted creatures, it enters a frenzied state, not unlike Carcharodontosaurus or Megatherium, though this state can be manually triggered by feeding the creature impure Element, boosting attack strength and speed, though the frenzy can quickly expire(occasionally knocking the Rajasaurus out cold) if either more Element is consumed or corrupted creatures are dismembered. Domesticated: Taming a Rajasaurus is no easy feat, partly because it’s tolerance of corruptive Element also makes typical tranqs rather ineffective, thus the only real way to force them out, is to deprive them of corrupted prey, once properly fed a Rajasaurus would provide a necessary escort for travel across the wastelands on the now barren Earth.

How do you even pronounce it's name?

1: It gets an automatic upvote from me being described as a dragon. 2: The mental image of a bunch of Mei sleeping and cuddling in one big pile is very adorable. 3: If Mei venom can be used to make double the amount of tranq darts and arrow, I feel like it should spoil, especially if the Mei produces it over time.

I think I'm most impressed by the quality of the artwork and animations.

I the saddle functions should be split into 2, first: the whaling saddle with standard balista turrets(with maybe harpoons as a new ammo type), and second: the submarine, which will hold people inside, but not creatures(aside from shoulder pets).

Guanlong Information: Common Name: Guanlong Species: Guanlong shouwang Diet: Carnivore Time: Late Jurassic Temperament: Aggressive Description: Guanlongs are medium sized bipedal creatures that have colorful feathers and elaborate designs on the crests at the top of their heads. The color of the crests will be the opposite color(on the color wheel) to Color Region 1. Abilities: The Guanlong’s main ability is its creature control, however, unlike the Noglin the control is more as if the creature is tamed and on Attack My Target, you cannot ride, breed, or access the inventory of controlled creatures. The duration is based on a stat called Crest Size, this stat can not be leveled but can be bred and mutated, the size of the crest can be visually seen on the Guanlong’s model. The bigger the crest of a Guanlong the longer creatures can be controlled. There is a cooldown in between controls on a creature, and a single creature cannot be controlled by 2 or more Guanlongs. The creature can not be controlled if it has any Imprint Affinity(as much as 1% would work, though if the affinity is 0% the creature would still be controlled). Taming: Not unlike Wyverns, Rock Dakes, Magmasaurs, and Deinonychus, to tame a Guanlong you must steal a wild egg and raise it yourself. They do not have any special food and will just eat meat, but you must have a Guanlong Crest on your helmet, otherwise they will be aggressive. These Guanlong Crests can be retrieved from dead Guanlongs, though due to their delicacy, a Guanlong’s crest may not always be intact enough to be used, and taking the crest off of a helmet will break the crest, and when the helmet breaks the crest cannot be recovered. Spawn Regions: Forests Ridable: Yes Saddle Level: 39 Crafted In: Inventory Rider Weaponry: No Breedable: Yes Dossier Description(subject to change): Wild: Guanlong shouwang is a very strange beast, the crest characteristic of the Guanlong genus seems to turn creatures on their packs here.. Roars and flashes of the crests makes the creatures turn on their own packs and herds, it seems creatures imprinted on the alpha can’t be controlled. Domesticated: Oddly enough, the one thing that keeps creatures from turning on their masters is the only way to tame them, similar to Draconic species and Deinonychus, you must steal the egg of a nesting G. shouwang and raise it yourself. Once fully grown they have an instinct to use their crests as well as their wild cousins.