nmheath03

Compys, imo. Annoying, way too picky for taming food, and doesn't even do anything when tamed

Vetulicola. Actually brainstorming ideas so I can submit it next vote. Current idea is telekinesis, but I'm not sold on it, I want something weird.

Common Name: Thylacine Scientific Name: Thylacinus cynocephalus Time: Holocene Diet: Carnivore Temperament: Skittish Wild: Found in the sunken forest/city, the thylacine is a timid and elusive animal that takes off into the undergrowth if discovered by humans. I can't blame them, given what happened last time they were around. Without their reputation of a livestock thief weighing on them, I've been able to learn more about these creature than what was known before their extinction. As it turns out, this reputation was entirely undeserved! They only eat flying animals, not sheep as was proclaimed. Domesticated: First, one must locate their den, which is usually well hidden, thylacines rarely venture too far. From there, they may leave small flying animals (such as dimorphodon or ichthyornis) nearby. As the thylacine is fed, it may grow more comfortable around you, eventually accepting food right out of your hands. Once tamed, thylacines are able to comfortably hold on to their owner's shoulders, on account of their smaller stature. Thylacines can emit a shriek that, while not troublesome to ground species, appears to be absolutely deafening to flying species. On the ground, experienced thylacines are able to deal major damage to flyers, and in turn take very little physical damage from them. Be warned, however, wyverns' and managarmrs' breath attacks can still rapidly become fatal. Tldr: thylacines can forceland flyers/gliders, and deal/take lots of physical damage to/from them. They're also potential (preferably) shoulder pets.

Maybe I'm just negative, but I feel like regardless of who won, the end result would've been the same: either A. it's an absolute dogwater of a creature and everyone forgets it exist, or B. it's an unstoppable god on launch but get nerfed into the damn asthenosphere and never recovers to popular use.