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Ark Maip Dossier and Render done by KasparHen Common Name: Megaraptor Species: Maip macrothorax Time: Late Cretaceous Diet: Carnivore Temperament: Aggressive Wild: Maip macrothorax is a unique dinosaur from the mysterious megaraptoran clade of theropods. Known for their large, scythe like claws, these predators use them with deadly efficiency - capable of shredding through any target they set their gaze on. Incredibly agile, these dinosaurs can rush their opponent with such force that they can temporarily stun surprisingly large opponents - most of the time making them exceptionally vulnerable to attack. With a name meaning 'shadow of death', Maip is a dinosaur seen by few and utilized by fewer. If you are lucky enough to encounter one, these dinosaurs can be incredibly invaluable to any survivor who has tamed one. Domesticated: An interesting feature of Maip's claws is the fact that they can be repeatedly sharpened and if sharpened in certain ways, can gather various types of resources from their prey, and can double as giving the dinosaur different ways to damage prey or opponent alike. I have met a survivor who owns a pair of Maip, (appropriately named 'Stabby' and 'Pokey') who uses these animals to aid him in traveling across the map and selling the various resources the dinosaurs can gather; mainly animal pelts, chitin and surprisingly - yet very rarely - organic polymer. Overall, Maip is an invaluable dinosaur for any tribe in need of certain resources that in some cases can be fairly hard to come by. It also doubles as a powerful battle mount that can be used to quite literally tear through opponents. Abilities: Primary Attack: A simple bite attack that deals a decent amount of damage. Secondary Attack: Holding down right click will have the Maip rapidly swipe its claws. X Key: Claw Sharpen - The Maip will sharpen its claws that will grant it different effects depending on what mode they’re in. These effects will apply to its claw swiping attack. The color on its finger claws and horns will change depending on what mode the Maip is in. This gives players a visual indicator as to what effect they currently have applied for the claw swipe attack. Razor Claw (Red): Used for harvesting pelt and causes the Gnashed bleeding status when attacking. Serrated Claw (Green): Used for harvesting hide and acts like the tek claws when attacking. This means its attack speed will increase with each successful hit landed. Exhausting Claw (Blue): Used for harvesting keratin/chitin and causes stamina drain when attacking. Piercing Claw (Yellow): Used for organic polymer harvesting and pierces through armor when attacking. C Key: Rush Ability - Maip goes into a stance where its opens up its claws and gets ready to rush forward. You can slowly move and aim while in this stance. Upon hitting left click when in this stance, Maip will rush forward with a sudden burst of speed. Upon hitting a target that is Rex/Spino sized or below, it will stun them. A successful hit will also give the Maip a damage boost for 15-20 seconds. This ability goes on a cooldown once it has been used successfully. Spacebar: Maip has the ability to jump upon pressing spacebar. Left-Ctrl: An aesthetic roar that looks and sounds cool. Additional Information on the Real-life animal: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maip

Dracovenator is my submission this time, I feel it fits a niche which not many creatures would excel at. I wanted to add a Flak saddle with a mounted flame thrower which represents it's name better, Dragon Hunter! Palaeo Artists Imagining, Source: https://www.deviantart.com/atrox1/art/Dracovenator-and-Heterodontosaurs-422583666 Here's my take on it, I'm not very good at drawing but an Amazonian Poison Dart frog design would be awesome on it, it also fits the theme that's it a toxic dinosaur. What is Dracovenator? Dracovenator is an extinct species of Dilophosauridae, it lived during the Jurassic period and it was roughly 5.5-6.5m tall, around the size of a Velonasaur. It was more than likely a carnivore due to its heritage. Dracovenator's name means Dragon Hunter, isn't that cool! Dracovenator Dossier Wild: Larger and faster than the native Dilophosaurus, Dracovenator Toxicus is Ark's most fascinating resident. Whenever Dracovenator is on the hunt, its victims fall unconscious before they are even killed. While it seems they are aggressive, I noticed them feeding on bushes, a weird behaviour but perhaps there is meaning to it. Tamed: An asset to any survivor's tribe, once tamed Dracovenator can be fed a variety of narcotics to boosts its venom's capabilities, I even witnessed one survivor knocking out a Rex with it! However feeding higher yields of narcotics seems to have effects on its melee attacks which seem problematic at first glance but it doesn't take away its amazing utility. Behaviour Dracovenator is fairly aggressive, but seems to relax once it goes through a few berry bushes. However it is still best not to approach as they have violent tendencies. Appearance Dracovenator is around the size of a Velonasaur but with an appearance similar to Dilophosaurus, just without the frill. It has varied osteoderms cover its body with its delightful crest. Taming Dracovenator is a passive tame and must be approached with caution when trying to tame, it is best advised to where a ghilli suit whilst consuming a Cactus Broth. Clear any agro targets in the vicinity, then throw tamed creatures with narcotics, Narcoberries or Bio Toxin in their inventory, let Dracovenator kill that tamed creature and the items will transfer to Dracovenator, it will gain taming effectiveness based on what items you put in it, after Dracovenator is at 100% go up to it and start feeding it Regular Kibble, mutton etc, each type of taming food will depend on how much taming effectiveness it loses. It is best advised to use Dodo's as they are an easy tame. Combat Keep the high ground or be knocked out, have lots of stimulants on you, you'll need them. You can use bear traps to stop them or throw any narcotics on the ground (this does not work for the tamed version). Attacks Primary: Just a regular bite attack, with a fairly decent speed. Secondary: Spit attack, crosshairs are present on your screen whenever you ride this creature. Gains different effects based on consumables. Tertiary: You must have Nameless Venom present to activate the noxious gas attack. Utilities - PvE Versatile Taming Assistant: Placing Biotoxin or Narcotics in Dracovenator's inventory allows you to deal torpor to creatures and players, placing narcotics in its inventory will make it stronger than a Longneck but putting Biotoxin in its inventory will allow it to be stronger than a Tek Bow. Travel Mount: Dracovenator is an extremely agile creature being able to jump and run far distances without getting tired out, it can also hold a fairly decent amount of weight, making it a fairly reliable travel mount. Boss Fighter: Whilst not being used for its spit attack Dracovenator is a fairly reliable boss dino due to its maneuverability and damage output. Abilities - PvP Turret: Putting Dracovenator in its turret mode allows it to use it's basic spit which slows down tames/survivors whilst also debuffing their armour. Cave Defender: Putting Nameless Venom in Dracovenator's inventory allows it to use it's tertiary attack where it lets out an AoE cloud of gas which knocks out any survivor's in the vicinity. Base Destroyer: Putting Wyvern Milk in Dracovenator's inventory allows you to temporarily damage Tek and Metal structures with it spit and bite. Giga Counter: Due to its Flak saddle, Dracovenator is a reliable giga counter which can chunk away a gigas hp without getting too close to it! Soaker Counter: Due to its Flak saddle and armour debuffing spit, Dracovenator can help deal with soakers whilst providing support to your tribe. Passive Abilities Harvester: Dracovenator harvests Narcoberries and Bio Toxin at an increased rate, and will also cause Nameless to drop Nameless Venom more frequently. Fridge: Whilst Bio Toxin or Nameless Venom are in its inventory, it will increase the spoil times making Dracovenator a reliable companion when raising Rock Drakes! Torpor Immunity: Naturally since Dracovenator feasts on so much torpor inducing items, it is naturally immune to the stings of Jellyfish and survivors who try to knock it out. Saddle Dracovenator has 2 saddles, a normal hide saddle or a flak saddle providing a mounted flame thrower but this disables it's ability to use its spit attack. Note it will not consume Nameless Venom unless you press it's tertiary attack. After reading this be sure to check out Arambourgiania and Maip. For Studio Wildcard looking at this, here is more information on Dracovenator: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dracovenator

The Stegouros elengassen is a relative of the Ankylosaur but instead of a club-like tail, the Stegouros have a flat frond-like structure at the end of a short tail, this structure shares some similarities with the Macuahuitl, an ancient aztec weapon. The Stegouros elengassen lived during the Upper Cretaceous (~74 millions years ago) in what is now the southern part of Chile and was between 1.8 and 2 metres; but was no taller than a big dog. In the Ark, the Stegouros would be a evasive herbivore creature. It's passively tame by feeding it berrys, crops or Simple Kibble. While not being able to mount it, you can set the Stegouros to wander and it will farm fiber from plants and silex from rocks with its tail. The Stegouros are part of the small egg groupe. Here's a picture of the Stegouros elengassen from Google. If I have time, I'll add a concept art of the Stegouros in the Ark. Links: Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stegouros Sci news: https://www.sci.news/paleontology/stegouros-elengassen-10348.html

Base stats Health: High Stamina: Medium Oxygen: High Food: High Weight: High Melee damage: Low Movement speed: High Torpidity: High Abilities: Can scare creatures away when in a herd, walk on the bottom of water, Hold breath underwater for 30 minutes or so, Immune to bleed effects, Can store water in inventory that you can drink, Can collect resources like the Therizinosaurus can, Water buff Notes: The saddle is similar to the Andrewsarcus. The Deinocheirus is in all ark maps (The island, Scorched Earth, Fjordur, etc) Taming: You can passively feed them Honey, Crops, or Berries (Honey being the best, Berries being the worst) or you can knock out tame them Dinosaur Dossier made by me Behavior inspo (Prehistoric Planet) Animation inspiration (Animation not by me)

Gualong Wucaii means literally crown dragon, this Chinese antecesor of the T.Rex is theorized to be one of the first tyrannosaurids and the one that started its rivalry with the ceratopsids. So, here's my concept for Guanlong: Common name: Guanlong Species: Guanlong Dracotyrannus Time: Late Jurassic Diet: Carnivorous Temperament: Aggressive Wild: Guanlong Dracotyrannus is a medium-sized Ark carnivore being slightly smaller than the Raptor. These hunters go in packs and tighter they're not afraid to stalk creatures larger than themselves. But don't be fooled, these carnivores know how to fend for themselves. They are proud creatures and will not give up easily, but despite this they're curious by nature and can be surprised by fire leaving a small period where the survivor can run away because the Guanlong will be fascinated with the fire and/ or other bright elements that capture their attention. Domesticated: Despite the Guanlong's pride, it has shown incredible loyalty to its survivor. Ithey may seem small, but a pack of these predators is to be feared. In fact, this predator will face larger creautres in a pack, and if it loses it, it will not stop fighting until its enemy falls, thus honoring the fame of its descendant, the T.Rex . Taming: Guanlong dracotyrannus is a proud hunter and will not accept being tamed unconscious. because of this, only survivors above level 40 are worthy of taming. To tame this creature, you have to separate the desired specimen from its group and once this is done, distract the creature with light and feed it with its favorite food, then the Guanlong will emit a roar and attack the survivor, but there is no need to worry since the Guanlong will damage the survivor very slightly and its difficult for it to kill you. Then yo must fight back the Guanlong (it's recommended to hit it with your fists so as not to kill it) and after a while of "fighting" teh Guanlong will roar and stop attacking you, that is when you must take advantage and feed the creature, then repeat this process until it tames. His favourite food is the excepcional kibble, followed by the prime mutton, cooked prime mutton, prime meat, prime fish meat, cooked prime meat, cooked prime, fish, raw meat, raw fish, cooked meat, cooked fish, dried prime meat, and dried meat. Skills: Main attack (Left click): Bite Secondary attack (Right click): Pounce (if the creature is small, it will immobilize it on the ground and bite it as if it were a raptor) (if the creature is larger and the secondary attack button is maintained, the Guanlong will bite and scratch in a long period like deino always consuming 75% of its stamina) Alternative attack (C): Roar: The Guanlong will emit a roar that increases the attack and damage resistance to allied creatures. If the guanlong have pack bonus it also applies a damage reduction to the enemy. Alternate attack (LCTRL): Ambush (The Guanlong crouches and reduces its movement speed and noise making it harder to detect) Jump (Space bar) Passive ability: Luminous attraction (The Guanlog is attracted to light sources, when it is in the wild it will stare at the light source for 15 seconds before going back to what it was doing, if the source is a torch or a lumipet it will look and pass by, but if you carry them, it will attack you until it kills you leaving the pet unharmed unless the pet attacks the Guanlong then it will kill it to. Wild and tamed Guanlong are immune to fear. Links: Bio: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guanlong And here's a link to a Dossier that I made for it, but i can't put in here because of the size of the archive: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1GH7wQWmLS8mxlxFzsWfjIut_auKuuPoT/view?usp=sharing Spanish translation in the comments, and greetings from Spain Image of reference:

My submission would be Megaraptor, which despite the name is not a dromaeosaur like the Utahraptor and Deinonychus but is instead a possible relative of the T. rex and Yutyrannus that specialized in using its arms and massive hand claws to hunt instead of its bite Megaraptor (technically Aerosteon but same difference) model by JWE modding team Jagged Fangs Designs Common name: Megaraptor Species: Megaraptor pugnator Time period: Late Cretaceous Temperment: Aggressive Diet: Carnivore General gameplay concept: The main draw of Megaraptor would be its interaction with the dermis items of ARK and its ability to use them to gain passive buffs against specific creatures. Megaraptor will be able to harvest a dermis from slain creatures in a similar fashion to the Taxidermy Tool. This dino will have a special "dermis slot" in it's inventory, ala the costume slot, and this will facilitate its main gimmick. Putting a dermis in this slot will give the Megaraptor various combat buffs when attacking the specific species the dermis came from, which I'll call the Dermis Buff. This could range from a large damage boost, increased attack speed, faster health regen, or even a form of lifesteal, or any combination thereof. However, these buffs will only apply when attacking whatever creature the Megaraptor has the dermis buff against, and will not come into effect when attacking any other creature. Additionally, to give some additional utility perhaps the Megaraptor could also gain some passive benefits when within a certain radius of its targeted species. Say, it could gain a small boost to its speed and a slowed stamina drain, and clever survivors could equip the Megaraptor with the dermis of some common dino (say, Parasaurolophus) to more easily traverse the ARK. In turn, to perhaps add a downside and a reason to go without a dermis, Megaraptor might receive certain penalties when in combat with creatures it doesn't have the dermis buff against. As to further function as a combat focused mount, Megaraptor can use its dexterous arms and large talons to pierce through certain defenses, such as prying open the Doedicurus' rolled up state. Additionally, using its long arms Megaraptor can swat away bolas, Archaeopteryx, and various flyers to prevent them from dismounting its rider. Taming Ideas and Wild behavior: Megaraptor in the wild are aggressive loners, relatively rare compared to other dinosaurs. They prefer similar climates to other large carnivores like the T. rex and Allosaurus, and don't frequently venture near the beaches survivors spawn at. Instead, these are mainland animals typically found in redwoods, tundra, dunes, and mountains. Megaraptor are unusually aggressive towards smaller carnivores, and will go out of their way to kill Dilophosaurs, Utahraptors, Troodons, and the like. They in particular hate Alpha Raptors, and it is through this rivalry that they can be tamed. In a similar fashion to the Voidwyrm and Reaper Queen, a Megaraptor must be fought to be tamed (only when a survivor reaches an arbitrary but high level, ala some other passive tames). Upon reaching a certain damage threshold (percentage based on its current health), the Megaraptor will enter a dazed state for a limited period of time. When this happens, a survivor can approach the creature a feed it an Alpha Raptor's claw, filling up the taming meter and refilling enough health to repeat the process. Stats, Attacks, and Misc. Size: Medium-large, maybe somewhere in the range of the Megalosaurus or Allosaurus Speed: Quick Health: Moderate, maybe 600 or so. Megaraptor could gain a lot of survivability from its dermis buff Primary, LMB attack: A simple bite and slash, nothing special Secondary, RMB attack: A two part attack consisting with an upwards leaping slash, followed by a second slash on the way down. If this second slash hits a flying creature, said creature will be grounded from the impact. Perhaps if the Megaraptor lands both slashes, it will receive a short attack speed buff for its LMB attack independent from (but stacking with) the dermis buff to get some comboing going on. This could also be the attack that will harvest a dermis when used on a corpse. Tertiary, C attack: A roar to like nice and scary, since that's always fun Other passives: Prevents dismount, pierces defenses, can jump short distances, gathers mainly hide and pelt Wikipedia article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Megaraptor TLDR: Carnivorous dinosaur similar in stats to Allo that can equip dermis to gain combat buffs from whatever species that dermis is from. Tamed passively with Alpha Raptor Claws at high levels.

Dossier text: Wild Archaeoceratops is a skittish little herbivore found in areas with high density of shrubbery. They can be found gathering food or silk, which they make nests out of. While they don't seem to possess any natural defenses, they do have a powerful larynx that allows them to accurately mimic sounds. This, combined with their size and appearance, allows them to pose as baby ceratopsians, guaranteeing free protection! Tamed Archaeoceratops can be passively tamed, either with berries or silk, the latter being more effective. Once tamed, they can harvest silk and call large wild ceratopsians to battle, and buffing tamed ones. Additionally, they have a flap of skin behind their frill, which can be expanded to scare attacking herbivores. They also make for cute shoulder pets. Uses: Archaeoceratops will be able to be placed as a shoulder pet on the survivor's back. They have three distinct functionalities. The first is that they are highly adept at gathering silk, better than a sickle. They can also sort fiber into small amounts of silk. Their second ability is that they will have a flap of skin behind their frill, and on command (by using a particular emote) they will extend this flap and make a screeching noise. This will scare away any herbivore (will have no effect on carnivores whatsoever), whether aggressive or passive at any given moment. This functionality was created due to players hatred to brontosaurs and other herbivores climbing on their builds, and provides a safe and fast way of removing these creatures from your base without needing a rex or other strong creature to kill them. It was also added because of how frustrating it is to accidentally attack a herbivore and anger it (I have angered brontos several times on accident and got killed by most of them). This screech also causes pegomastax and ichthyornis to drop all items they have stolen. Their third use is a noise (activated by a particular emote) that mimics the sound of a baby triceratops, which temporarily calls wild nearby ceratopsians to your aid, including variants of them. This also gives a tremendous buff to nearby tamed ceratopsians. Taming: Archaeoceratops are passive tames, and are tamed similarly to mesopithecus, where the player must feed them berries, but they will flee and lose taming progress if the survivor touches them. Silk works as a taming "food", and gives tremendous progress to the taming bar. Occasionally, wild archaeoceratops will drop silk, allowing players to get it even on maps that do not have silk (used to make taming quicker). Wild behavior: Archaeoceratops will wander about peacefully, occasionally harvesting bushes. If attacked, they will run away, and call wild nearby ceratopsians to their aid. Has no effect on tamed ceratopsians. If a player is near, they may drop silk. If the player picks up the silk, the archaeoceratops will flee and call wild nearby ceratopsians to battle. Notes: Falliciter is Latin for "trickster", which sums up the use of archaeoceratops's baby trike mimicry. Archaeoceratops Falliciter is based off of the real-life creature archaeoceratops oshimai. Its silk harvesting ability is a reference to when the skeleton was found, during the SIno-Japanese Silk Road Dinosaur Expedition. Basic information on the real-life archaeoceratops can be found here: Archaeoceratops - Wikipedia

Collection of Kamuysaurus carcasses in Sabertooth yields a large amount of crude oil substitute. This crude oil substitute can be processed with fiber to produce an aromatic oil that can temporarily give Mosasaurus, Megalodon, Dunkleosteus, Angler, and Manta a jellyfish electric resistance equivalent to that of Basilosaurus. Because Kamuysaurus is commensal with nearly all herbivorous dinosaurs, when it or another herbivore is killed, a kind of stampede occurs, notifying organisms around Kamuysaurus of the target of the kill. Tame. Even after breeding, it can still cause the stampede described above to attack its target. Kamuysaurus moves a little faster than the Iguanodon, but cannot grow. Its legs and feet are very strong and it has the same mobility as a tyrannosaurus. The rider fits into a pouch that hangs from its belly like a "Gacha". And because of its slender but strong legs and feet, Kamuysaurus has three auxiliary seats. The auxiliary seats can carry something as small as a compy to as large as a baryonyx. Kamuysaurus also has stamina resilience and staying power comparable to that of mammals. https://ja.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/カムイサウルス

Name: Apatosaurus iratus (Angry deceptive lizard) Temperament: Aggressive Habitat: Open forests, jungle outskirts, redwoods Description: Many consider the Arks sauropod population to be gentle giants, only aggressive if provoked and usually tolerant of many species. On the other end of the spectrum there is apatosaurus. This sauropod is distinguishable thanks to its bright blue and red coloration, proportionally shorter neck, and four distinctive rows of sharp spikes lining the bottom of its neck. The method in which it uses these spikes is rather gruesome, however. Apatosaurus is extremely territorial, taking offense to any creature that comes too close. Once spotted the apatosaurus will bellow loudly while charging, moving faster than something of its size would be expected to. If the invader does not retreat the sauropod will then do one of two things. The first would be using its massive tail as a biological whip, strong enough to shatter bone and fast enough to break the sound barrier. If hit by this, most smaller creatures will die instantly. However should it want a more forward approach, the apatosaurus may rear onto it's hind limbs, using its tail like a tripod, and use the two sharp claws on its feet to gore any larger opponent, simultaneously raking its neck across the creatures back, the rows of spikes running along its neck raking through skin and flesh while it used it's bulk to shove the victim to the ground, where it will usually be finished off with a violent stomp. Truly a creature not to be trifled with. Trivia: Apatosaurus is the polar opposite of its harmless relative. With its spiked neck and whip tail, it can reduce almost any who invade its territory into little more than a distant memory with ease. Art: Reptile Boy A more offensive battle sauropod with possible stance change mechanics to allow a differing variety of attacks. Maybe a saddle with side cannons or something idk

Atrociraptor savarigis are the large-sized raptors, they usually kill it's prey in packs when starts night time Wild I even thought that raptors are more dangerous, at night you can hear their terrifying scream while you are sleeping outside means you are taking a risk by not sleeping campfire lit or holding a torch, during the night time Atrociraptors are fasters than other creature (incluind humans), they also hunt large creatures in packs, slashing and biting until they die Domesticated It's not easy to tame them, not even they don't wake up at day, but since it's more dangerous these creatures has hight inteligente when tamed by tribes, it can detect everything around like small creatures, large creatures and humans during the night time, Atrociraptors can pounce and pin it's rival to the ground, they also climb walls, but they are used to be powerfull combat mounts in raids usefull to kill large creatures and for those who are tamers they are more dificult to tame than raptors Check out on my tweet

Introduction Greetings, Survivors! I'm here to present you with an interesting and unique dinosaur that is sure to shake up the metagame and make quite a fascinating addition to your beastly collection: Muttaburrasaurus. Muttaburrasaurus is a dinosaur closely related to Iguanodon that lived in Australia approximately 110-103 million years ago. Now, it has the opportunity to be revived aboard the ARKs with some tune-ups. Wild Muttaburrasaurus would live in heavily wooded environments or at least anywhere with trees it can browse from. It is a passive creature that will follow survivors around like a Fjordhawk, watching their movement and listening for the sounds they make. Why is it listening to sounds? Well, Muttaburrasaurus has the unique ability to mimic the sounds of things it hears in its environment! When it is attacked, it will mimic the roar of a large carnivore in the area, summoning them to defend it. While the attacker is distracted by the carnivore, Muttaburrasaurus will flee the area. Luckily, it won't do this if left alone. Taming So, taming. Muttaburrasaurus is a passive tame, but not a conventional one. Since Muttaburrasaurus likes hearing sounds, you need to tame it by making some of your own! Sounds it likes includes: - Musical Instruments (Drums) - Dinosaur Roars - Gunfire and Explosions Musical Insturments are its preferred sound. However, replaying the same sounds over and over will lessen the amount of taming you actually get, so you'll have to swap sounds every one in a while to keep the dinosaur's attention. In no time, the Muttaburra will respect you as a musician and become tamed! Tamed Congratulations! You've tamed yourself a Muttaburra. Now what? Well, it has several unique attributes. Beast of Burden: Muttaburra has a naturally high weight and speed to go along with it, making it excellent to carry goods along long distances. It doesn't get any particular weight reduction, but its natural weight is so high it doesn't even matter. Vocal Mimicry: Now THIS is the reason you tamed this dinosaur. Muttaburrasaurus can cleverly switch between the types of vocals it wants. These four different songs have four different effects. 1. Song of Encouragement: This acts similarly to a Yutyrannus roar, encouraging allies to go forth and fight! They take reduced damage, deal increased damage, and gain cool down reduction on certain abilities. 2. Song of Betrayal: This song will have the Muttaburra emulate the sound of a large carnivore like a Rex or Giga. When this happens, all wild carnivores and tamed carnivores will go aggressive towards enemy players. This will operate similarly to a Giga's rage with forced dismount and friendly fire. This song has a very long cooldown before it can be used again, so it isn't absolutely busted. 3. Song of Trickery: In this mode, Muttaburra will mimic the sound of gunfire, explosions, or TEK weaponry. This can be used to trick enemies into thinking there is a fight, being used as a lure or a deterrent. 4. Song of Arousal: The serenade the Muttaburra sings gets tames... Hot and bothered. Breeding and hatching cooldowns are reduced slightly. (Suggestion from @LittleSpicyOreos) Conclusion Muttaburrasaurus would make quite the interesting tame to join you on your adventures across the ARKs, so I encourage you to vote for this mimicking dinosaur if you like the concept! Below is an attached fan-dossier made by me written from the perspective of Helena Walker. Artwork is not by me (I wish I could draw) Video Link: Good luck, Survivors!

Hello, I would like to suggest the Argentinosaurus as a Creature Suggestion to be added to the game. I see this Dino having a few different tiers of saddles from a regular saddle, a platform saddle, a tek saddle, and a tek platform saddle. This creature would be the first dino to have 4 different types of saddles for you to learn to craft for what you desire this creature to do. This could be a secondary option to the Titanosaurus, but instead of knocking it out with cannons it would require you to learn a new type of structure known as a Saurapod Tree Feeder which you would need to place on a tree for you to passive tame this creature. The Regular saddle would be unlocked at lvl 69 which would allow for 7 players to ride the crature one as the driver and 6 for passengers 2 on each side, one on chest, and one to cover the rear from aerial assaults, the platform saddle would be unlocked at lvl 75, while the tek saddle and the tek platform saddle would be boss drops with the tek saddle having a 1 driver, and 6 mountable tek cannons in the same areas as the base saddles. Where as the tek platform saddles would have a passive configurable tek charging dome for both other creatures with a tek saddles to reduce the how much element is used for those creatures tek weapons while also allowing for items like cryopods to slowly go down while in players inventories. This creature would make for a step up from the Titanosaurus while providing a new function in many tribes. I feel this creature would allow for new ways to enjoy the game. This creature would fill a gap that could be useful for many tribes to utilize while out and about on each ark.

The Shuangbaisaurus is a medium sized theropod, no larger than an Allosaur, no smaller than a Raptor. It has two long crests on its head. The Shuangbaisaurus belogs to the same family as the Dilophosaurus and is built similarly to it. The Shuangbaisaurus is a creature of the night and boasts extraordinary intelligence. 1. Intelligence Wild Shuangbaisaurus are intelligent enough to know who to pick a fight with. If it is aproached by a dino the size of a Carnotaurus or bigger. It will run away rather than fight. The Shuangbaisaurus is a tactician. If it decides that it wants to kill the player, it will take a tactical approach to it. If it is not spotted by the player, it will try to make its way close to the player without making a sound, so that it can ambush the survivor. If it is spotted it will try to retreat. 2. Family bonds The Shuangbaisaurus is commonly accompanied by a pack of Dilophasaurs, that will follow its commands. Tamed Shuangbaisaurus won't be attacked by Dilophosaurs and the survivor riding it will be able to command wild Dilophosaurs to follow the Shuangbaisaurus or to attack a target. 3. Creature of the night The Shuangbaisaurus will become more active and aggresive at night. It will get a damage dealt and damage reduction buff at night. 4. Bioluminescent crests Its crests and certain parts of its head will glow when it is close to an explorer note (green glow), a valuable resouce (blue glow), or a powerful dinosaur (red glow). It is important to note that it only works at night. Taming: The Shuangbaisaurus is tamed by asserting your dominance over it. You can do that by killing the pack of Dilophosaurs it is accompanied by and nearly killing it after which it will let you put a saddle on it, subsequently taming it.

I’ve always preferred new dinosaurs coming to Ark over anything else. Ceratosaurs has been one of my favorite carnivores ever since it’s first appearance in the Jurassic Park franchise. With its unique center horn, I see this creature making an excellent early to mid game tame. A carnivore with a host of gathering properties to differentiate it from some of the other bruisers you might otherwise consider. It’s a carno-sized, tyrannosaur-like dinosaur that would undoubtedly become a staple among the Ark community.

This is for Ark 1 or 2 This is unique creature that is found on mountains and beaches this creature requires bug repellent to tame cuz it's a agressive creature.Use Raw Meat to Lead it to a corpse that will tame it.It prefers Diplodocus or bronto corpse and it will tame it instantly,but smaller corpses will tame it much slower and player would need more of them. Stats Health:1500 Stamina:450 Speed:100% Food:4500 Damage: -Bite does 108 damage and also has bleed effect that does 120 damage which is 228 damage in total weight:650 Torpor:9500 Saddle is learnt at level 84 and need 65 experience points Materials for saddle: 45 metal ingot 1000 fiber 450 hide 35 oil 200 silica pearls 150 sparkpowder saddle can only be crafted at smithy Special abilities: Agressive Roar -Boosts stats by 50% -eyes turn glowing red -duration:120sec -Drains 400 stamina -Usable every 10 minutes -charged with focal chill Drops: raw prime meat 8-20 raw meat 36-44 Hide 65-70 Keratin 20-34 more description: this creature has small spikes from head to tail. This creature is completley immune to any stuns or debuffs. Great to use in boss fights. Its roar would also buff tamed creatures around it when tamed. You can only bring 1 in a boss arena and 2 in tek cave. When this creature is riden no creature would agro on a player or a dino. This creature passivley creates keratin in its inventory which makes it unique. The downside of this creature is that is really rare and you can only find 3-5 per map. These creatures can breed but to imprint a baby it requires 250 prime meat or 500 prime fish meat. This DLC is for all devices. Creature is vulnerable to fire so fire will do 5% more damage to this creature. But this creature has infinite oxygen but it isn't an aquatic creature.

This creature is medium sized with rough skin and 1-2 horns on its nose. Paleontologist believe it had brows above the eyes similar to the Allosaurus. The creature is a well known theropod and has been a favorite of mine for a while now. This creature generally could run 20-30 mph. The creature is commonly 1,200 pounds or 0.6 tons. It has 4 fingers and is roughly 15-19 feet tall or 4.9-6 meters. The Ceratosaurus is a carnivorous creature that mainly hunts small herbivores but would also attack larger ones such as the Triceratops. The Ceratosaurus tended to live in forests and planted areas during the late Jurassic. This would be a fun creature to be added to the Ark and could be another smaller source of keratin. Image of unreleased Ceratosaurus dossier

Carcharodontosaurus Ignitus This thing has a weakspot: the neck pouch. Spits oil at enemies and then makes sparks with teeth to set em ablaze entire parts of the map are covered in oil from these bois yes very dangerous