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Simoliophis Titanicus - The Cursed Serpent
GaleonCR posted a suggestion in Creature submission archive
Simoliophis Titanicus - The Cursed Serpent Art by Bing Image Creator tool, Dossier by me. Name: Simoliophis Species: Simoliophis Titanicus Time: Cretaceous Diet: Carnivore Temperament: Aggressive *Summary at the end* Simoliophis is a snake species found in southwestern Europe during the Cenomanian period. It belongs to the family Simoliophiidae, which includes hind-limbed marine snakes. The initial descriptions of the species were limited to the mid-trunk vertebrae. The genus and species names of the extinct snake, Simoliophis rochebrunei, were established as 'Simoliophis Rochebruni' by Sauvage (1880). As the author of the dossier, I want to thank you for your interest in Simoliophis! Let me also explain how the idea originated. As you may know, Ark already features other snakes like Titanoboa or Basilisk. However, Titanoboa is currently a wild dino with limited involvement apart from its trophies for boss fights or causing troubles in the swamp. Similarly, Basilisk is more of a fantasy creature focused heavily on torpor and lacks some snake-like characteristics. For these reasons, I wanted Simoliophis Titanicus to be different by not focusing on torpor and introducing new features to Ark, such as its whirlpool, unique buffs, and other abilities to make underwater life more attractive. Lastly, I drew inspiration from various sources, including masterpieces like Anaconda, which I know traumatized many of us and instilled a fear of depths and underwater darkness. Additionally, I took references from the great Jörmungandr. I won't be the one to say it, but with the recent addition of Mjolnir to Ark and this creature in the seas, you should unleash the berserker spirit inside you. Wild This creature, inspired by Jörmungandr, is the reincarnation of yin and yang, showcasing its gentle side during the day while resting in the peaceful depths of Ark's waters. However, when night falls, its bloodthirst is unleashed, and nearby creatures bear the brunt of its curse. This majestic serpent hides incredible tricks; don't assume its immense size merely reflects its brute strength. Domesticated Simoliophis is a long-lived species that reigns in the seas. When tamed, it offers its rider unparalleled advantages, such as its large jaws loaded with neurotoxins that increase torpor, powerful strikes with its flat tail that stun, and when it starts to spin in a spiral, it can attract creatures by creating a massive whirlpool. But it's not just a war machine, remember that after losing its bloodthirsty buff at dawn, you can take it to eat Cnidarias, from which it will extract more bio-toxin than usual. When inside its inventory, it will transform it into viscous toxin, which cannot be used in projectiles, but it can be consumed. Regarding its evolved belly, female Simoliophis can swallow fertilized eggs and incubate them until they hatch, just like a bio-incubator. In the other hand, if the male Simo has consumed honey, viscous toxin and an a fully incubated egg, you can request it to digest the mix and regurgitate it as a Kibble (The quality depends on the type of egg). Abilities Left-click (Venomous Bite): Normal bite that inflicts torpor (Inflicts more torpor if it has viscous toxin inside the inventory). Also, it can randomly inflict the new "necrosis" debuff, which drains health (less than the Gnashed debuff) but blurs your vision for a period of time. Right-click (Aqua Slam): Simo slam with its flat tail and causes stun effect (Only underwater). C (Danger Fear): By fastly moving its tail and hissing, the creatures fell the fear of the predator (Decreases torpor of nearby creatures). Ctrl (Bio-Incubator): Swallow fertilized eggs and hatch them. (If Simo dies, you will be able to pick the eggs from the inventory) X (Sea Vortex): Simo starts making circles and create a giant whirlpool that attracts creatures (Only underwater). Shift (Hunt boost): It stop moving slowly and sprint like the other creatures. Options: Kibble creation (If you have the resources and the egg is fully incubated, you can demand it to create a kibble), Set to sleep (Rolls up and reduce size to easily fit in your base). Pros: More speed and damage during night thanks to its exclusive boof "Bloodthirsty Hunt". Cons: It is slower in land as its descendants. Taming To tame a Simoliophis, you must feed it with the requested resource/food during the day. Once the bar is filled, you'll have to wait until the night, where you can ride and accompany it during its bloodthirsty hunt. But remember to bring Tusoteuthis tentacles, as it will ask for this treat during the hunt, or it eat you alive. Saddle The saddle is unlocked at level 95, it is handcrafted with scuba materials, and it can carry 2 survivors who will be immune to dismounting attacks. Appearance Sexual dimorphism: Females are longer and bigger than males, while males exhibit bigger fangs and more vivid patterns. A very small pair of legs near the flat tail, which classifies it as a member of the Simoliophiidae family. Jaws filled with fangs and 2 pairs of big hollow tusks. Menacing snake eyes that turn red at night. Smooth body with some osteoderms. Very colorful patterns (danger patterns). A large flat tail. Larger than a Tusoteuthis when stretched out, but the size of a Rex when rolled up. A scary face to make thalassophobics and ophidiophobics suffer (traumas from Anaconda becoming present). Base Stats HP: 3,000 Stamina: 450 Oxygen: - Food: 6,000 Weight: 800 Melee: 110 per hit Movement Speed (Water): 2,400 Movement Speed (Land): 1,400 Torpor: - * Based on other similar creatures, but could be adjusted by Wildcard * Wild Babies As you know, ASA will include wild babies, so I think that a good way to include them is to have a more real-life representation, with little Simoliophis near the coast instead of in the deep waters (where they would be easily preyed upon by marine creatures). Additionally, they can be very dangerous because, as actual babies, they do not know how to correctly administer their neurotoxin, which could result in a highly potent torpor-inducing bite that can put even the more experienced survivors to sleep. Also, you can get some viscous toxin by killing it. Summary New sea creature. New debuff called necrosis. Bio-toxin farmer. Natural incubator. (Female) Kibble creator. (Male) Viscous Toxin made of bio-toxin that causes more torpor than it. 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Koreoceratops Lanceae "The Hover ceratopcian"
Roida posted a suggestion in Creature submission archive
"The Koreaceratops will increase your effective exploration range. For your safety please pack supplies for long journeys, and always stay within 5km of the surface" - HLN-A Species: Koreaceratops Lanceae Time: Mid-Cretaceous Diet: omnivorous (and Cnidaria venom) Temperament: Territorial (aggressive against Cnidaria) WILD Koreaceratops is a curious creature, this bipedal species of small ceratopsids are often located on the shores of arkas in search of their favorite food.... CNIDARIAS, surprisingly the biology of this species was adapted to deal with these pesky creatures (perhaps as a way to control the population of these) although their bite in itself is enough to damage any adversary they are also capable of attacking from a distance by shooting a small but powerful jet of water that can easily knock the creatures out. DOMESTICATED Although Koreaceratops are immune to many types of narcotics and poisons due to their particular diet I have seen the survivor get a group of these creatures as mounts, they are usually used as collection mounts on land but they stand out more in the high seas where tribes have used their eagerness to eat Cnidaria to their advantage making them great mounts to take the resources that these and other marine invertebrates generate and use them to their advantage combining these resources with their characteristic water jets, from giving them a paralyzing effect with Cnidaria bile to using it as a blinding projectile with Tusho oil, no wonder this creature became so unique to me. - Helena ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Are you tired of dying in the middle of the water because of a group of jellyfish? Do you want to take revenge on them? Do you want to regulate their population and at the same time raise awareness of how important turtles are for the ecosystem of our world? THEN VOTE FOR KOREACERATOPS AND YOUR PROBLEMS WILL BE SOLVED!!!! Koreaceratops will be of great help exploring the seas of ark and The Center and even help you to farm different materials from the creatures that live here, I hope you like it and in case I don't see you, good evening, good afternoon and good night. (I am open to suggestions and feedback of any kind, either negative or positive). (Credits to his original artist)-
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