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Tarbosaurus bataar (The carnivore with a platform saddle)
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Dossier Wild Tarbosaurus Bataar is one of the more docile carnivores. Only hunting when hungry, often being to lazy to hunt otherwise. And don't be fooled by their lazy behaviour they pack a wallop! albeit their speed is lacking the bite or tail swipe is one to be cautious of. This giant can often be seen in the coastal areas or the plains of the island scavenging whatever washes up on shore or eating easy picking. Although aggressive toward small dinosaurs, (No larger than dilos) they are docile toward humans unless attacked or if you steal their eggs. When their eggs are stolen their parental instincts kick in and will chase down the thief until they can no longer run or until the egg is safe. Domesticated In order to domesticate one of these creatures you must take an egg hatch it and raise it. Although their wild counter parts are naturally trusting they are fairly intelligent and the usual taming methods prove ineffective, The only way to truly to gain their trust is to imprint on a baby one. Due to the trust built up through out the life of the baby allows a small platform saddle to be equipped. Because of the smaller stature of this creature the platform saddle needs to be lightly built allowing less armour from the saddle. This platform saddle also limits their movement. A regular saddle is much easier for the Tarbosaurus to bare allowing it to be armoured sufficiently for combat and have full mobility. Attacks- Bite - A standard bite dealing normal damage. Tail swipe - A tail swipe knocking small creatures back and stunning medium sized creatures. Large sized creatures are unaffected. Ability Ability 1 - If fertilised Tarbosaurs are put in the inventory and dropped the Tarbosaurus will enter, a distressed state allowing it to take more damage but dish out harder attacks Ability 2 - A bonus with siblings if eggs are hatched within a simair time allowing for a courage boost. Possible balancing Due to trust they remain unaffected by other animals stat boost Platform saddle lowers the overall speed of the Tarbosaurus and has none if not minimal armour from platform saddle You must steal wild eggs and raise them in order to tame Tarbosaurus Appearance Their height would be a similar height to a rex no bigger than a Spinosaurus standing up right Fairly lean although adequately muscled in order to believably carry a platform saddle (Not sure if this is too Overpowered or Underpowered i don't play pvp, sorry for any bad grammar.)- 18 replies
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Species: Shunosaurus jiangyiensis Time: Late Jurassic Diet: Herbivore Temperment: Territorial Wild Often found roaming the forests of the island and standing taller than the Diplo but smaller than the Bronto Shunosaurus is one herbivore you don't want to mess with. unlike most Sauropod dinosaurs the shunosaurus has a very short neck in comparison to most of it's relatives only being about as tall as a Rex it's also highly terrotorial and will attack nearly any creature that approaches the herd using it's special Tail Club. the club is comprised of bone and is similar to the tail club of an ankylosaurus however unlike the ankylosaurus the tail of the shunosaurus is much more powerful able to shatter bones of creatures twice the size of it not only is it powerful but it is also incredibly dextrous as the shunosaurus is able to use it in a similar way to the trunk of a mammoth able to pick up and throw objects. they also have probably the most complex social structure of any creature on the island with them showing incredible empathy to other weaker members of the herd and giving them priority also going out of their way to defend any member of the herd that is attacked it reminds me a lot of the social structure of Elephants in fact. Domesticated The shunosaurus is incredibly loyal to it's herd and will only submit to a survivor if they somehow manage to gain it's loyalty by protecting it or it's herd from attack I myself saved a group of Shunosaurus from a pack of Allosaurs and they quickly warmed up to me. Once tamed the shunosaurus makes an incredibly versatile mount Able to use it's large club tail to deal severe damage to opponents even able to inflict severe bone breaks on them causing them to be drastically slowed I even saw a tamed Shunosaurus break the leg of a Giganotosaurus before. the tail club is also excellent at farming resources similar to the ankylosaurus able to shatter stone, metal and Obsidian with ease. the shunosaurus also like it's cousins the Brontosaurus and Titanosaurus can use a platform saddle however this one comes with a forge built in to smelt any collected metal all of this often causes debates between what's better the Ankylosaurs or Shunosaurus as some prefer the smaller size and ease of transport of the Ankylosaurus while some prefer the conviniance and better defence of the shunosaurus Abilities Tail whip attack the attack has massive range due to the long tail of the Shunosaurus and has a chance to inflict a new status effect Tail spin attack similar to the charc but with far more range and higher damage can also stun enemies but it has a cooldown and uses up a lot of stamina Can cause a new status effect broken bones this causes the effected creature to be briefly stunned and then move incredibly slowly for a short period Can grab and throw creatures using it's tail by wrapping it around them similar to how the mammoth can pick up creatures with it's trunk largest creatures it can pick up are Carnos and Chalicos Can collect resources with it's tail whip attack like the anky has a new buff similar to the pack buffs of the direwolves and allos this will be called the herd buff and causes the damage resistance of the Shunosauruses to increase and gives them a damage buff and movement speed increase has a Platform saddle but this one comes with a Forge built in so any metal collected can instantly be smelted Can damage stone structures with it's tail attack Taming Method in order to tame it you have to gain it's respect by saving it or a juvenile member of it's group from attack this will cause the Shunosaurus to become passive to you and allow you to ride it once on the shunosaurus you have to go and collect berries for it with each berry contributing to it's taming Final notes The shunosaurus would not end up as a replacement for the Ankylo as while it can collect the same resources, smelt them instantly and defend itself unlike the anky It is far too large to be picked up by a quetzel or wyvern and it's movement speed is lacking so the Anky and quetz combo would still be the optimal choice in a lot of senarios the Shunosaurus would be around the size of a rex or spino larger than it's smaller relatives like the Amargasaurus and Diplo but smaller than the Bronto and titanosaurus Shunosaurus would have juvanile members of it's herd similar to the dinopithicus and Kiraku
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(Original dossier artist: unknown) Palaeoloxodon is an elephant species that contains many species. Plenty of which are dwarf as well as enormous in size. But the largest of them all is Palaeoloxodon namadicus, A.K.A., the "Asian straight-tusk elephant." Palaeoloxodon namadicus - Wikipedia I can imagine it being something like the giant elephants from lord of the rings with a special kind of saddle that's like a fortress. Like a prebuilt platform saddle that can hold multiple survivors without any preset-limit.
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Arambourgiania is an extinct genus of azhdarchid pterosaur from the Late Cretaceous period (Maastrichtian stage) of Jordan, and possibly the United States.[1] Arambourgiania was among the largest members of its family, the Azhdarchidae, and it is also one of the largest flying animals ever known. The incomplete left ulna of the "Sidi Chennane azhdarchid" from Morocco may have also belonged to Arambourgiania. a giant speedy pterosaur saddle - level 97 stats H = 1300 + 200 + 5% S = 800 + 40 + 5% O = 10 + 0 + 100% (joke stat because flyers cant enter water) F = 200 + 120 + 10% W = 6000 + 200 + 20% D = 50% + 5% + 1.7% MS = 175% +15% + 10% Drag = 2000 attacks/uses left click on ground - air wave knockback with wing left click in air - bite right click on ground - U-turn (instantly turns you around and launches you into the air uses 1/2 of max stamina) right click in air - grab that can carry anything smaller than a rex (can carry rexes) attack3/c in air - special grab (can grab flyers execpt for wyverns and quetzals) grabs from mouth but does 50 dmg (cancels the other grab if you are holding any other dinos) attack4/x in air - U-turn but uses 3/4 of your max stamina taming something extremley stupid
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This whale would be a horror in the sea, it is 5 times bigger and stronger than the Leedsichthys, if the jump is held down, Movidic can jump out of the water to destroy the ships in an instant, in which falling would cause sea waves that would dismount any of his dinosaur and his ship, his main attack would be a very strong bite and his secondary attack would be a tail slash to defend himself from behind that would cause good damage and stun enemies for a few seconds, he will also be you can place a platform with a mount, movidic would have: good damage, good speed, good attack and good weight, it would only have little stamina, its taming is a bit difficult since to tame it you need to attract some TUSOTEUTHIS so that movidic eats them and that could be yours, movidic would eat meat and would be a good dinosaur for the robbery. Would you like to see Movidic in the game? ( ESPAÑOL) Esta ballena seria un horror en el mar, es 5 vezes mas grande y fuerte que el Leedsichthys, si se mantiene presionado el salto, movidic puede saltar fuera del agua para destruir los barcos en un instante, en el cual al caer provocaria olas de mar que desmontaria a cualquiera de su dinosaurio y de su barco, su ataque principal seria un mordisco muy fuerte y su ataque secundario seria un coletazo para defenderse por la parte trasera que provocaria un buen daño y aturdimiento a los enemigos por unos segundos, tambien se le puede colocar una plataforma con montura, movidic tendria: un buen daño, buena velocidad, buen ataque y buen peso, solo tendria poca estamina, su domesticacion es un poco dificil ya que para domesticarlo se nesecita atraer unos TUSOTEUTHIS para que movidic se los coma y que pueda ser de usted, movidic comeria carne y seria un buen dinosaurio para el atraco. les gustaria ver a movidic en el juego ? http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-l8vGv61kaQ4/Vi92Vf8icgI/AAAAAAAAFlo/NGX18PvCgKI/s1600/calamar-gigante-lucha-cachalote.jpg It would be epic ( Estaria epico )
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The Kraken would be like an underwater titanosaur, the idea for taming it is that once you deal a specific amount of topor it opens it's mouth and from there you can place food in it's mouth (Between Extraordinary kibble, Prime fish meat, and fish meat). It would look like a huge octopus a bit bigger than a mosa. Instead of being a temporary tame i instead believe that the creature, if it is not fed enough, would go feral and need to be tamed once more. Since it is a giant octopus i believe that it would be able to walk on land for a while and climb walls on land with it's suction cups. In order to extend it's time on land you could put wither cactus sap or full water containers in it's inventory. It would also be able to use an ink sack to blind creatures and players underwater like a dilo does. I believe the creature should also be relatively fast, about as fast as a megalodon and be a hard hitter with plenty of hp. I think that the creature should also be able to grab other creatures and eat/transport them to a different location. It would also be able to utilize a platform saddle on its back, so think of it as a multi-terrain base that can attack things. In order to balance this creature i think that a tribe should only be able to have one tamed at a time as they would be territorial, which also means that they would only spawn in groups of one.
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Sauroposeidon - Semi Aquatic Titanosaur with built-in radar + Tek Saddle
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Sauroposeidon Pharus Hello! Since we recently got a rival to the giga - I decided to present you a rival to another large island creature - behold the Sauroposeidon! While its stats are weaker than the Titano's, it is still worth taming, because unlike the titano it will stay with you permanently. Also please check out the semi-aquatic pterosaur Arambourgiania submission as the creature could work well while taming the sauroposeidon! Species: Sauroposeidon Pharus (latin for Lighthouse/Beacon) Time: Early Cretaceous Diet: Herbivore Temperament: Neutral Wild: Sauroposeidon Pharus is the tallest creature wandering on land. Usually it can be seen exploring coasts, submerged up to its neck. Similarly to the leedsichthys you can approach the sauropod and harvest raw salt from it. A flock of untamable and high level dimorphodon will fly around this behemoth's head, while in water there will be a school of high level coelacanth guarding the beast's legs. The giant itself will be neutral, but the creatures keeping it company will attack at the mere sight of you. Only 3 sauroposeidons can exist at the same time on one map. Taming: To tame it you would have to kill all parasitic barnacles and sea lampreys that are feeding on this giant's blood. After this is done you will have to nurse it to full health by feeding it enduro stews or/and sweet veggie cakes. This could also introduce marine plant based food aka algae. Those would be ingredients in a recipe that will heal the sauroposeidon. This entire mechanic would render pelagornis useful. Domesticated: While domesticated it could leave the waters and thrive on land, but it will be more comfortable when partially submerged. Weight, Stamina and Movement Speed are reduced while on land but nearly as good as the Titanosaur's while in large bodies of water. Consider this a submersion buff as it doesn't persist at all on land. Their hunger can be only satisfied with algae. Saddle: The seat is located on the head, and you can climb up/descend down it's neck to a platform saddle that is 7 foundations in both lenght and width. While the platform is considerably smaller than the titanosaur's, you can build your fortress higher, and occupy the waters without the risk of drowning thanks to the insane height of your tame. Tek Saddle: Ctrl: Basically works like any tek saddle allowing you to shoot lasers. Can't be equipped with platform saddle. Abilities: Passive: The sauroposeidon will crush anything under it's feet while it's moving. LMB: Swings its neck, dealing damage in a large area lowering damage resistance. Submersion Buff: The sauroposeidon swings its neck which causes a big wave that dismounts players from both aquatic and land creatures, and debuffs their movement speed, oxygen or stamina. RMB: Stomps nearby enemies with its forelimbs. Everything caught up within the area of effect will get knocked back, and their movement speed will be reduced for a short period of time. Submersion buff: Works the same but stamina cost is reduced, damage and enemy debuffs are increased. C and turret mode: Your tame lets out a bellowing 3 second roar that causes all tames (highlighted in green), players and wild dinos (bigger than a dilo) in a large area to be revealed for 20 seconds. Their icons, gender and levels will be displayed. Also works on aerial creatures. Submersion Buff: Now it aditionally works on all aquatic creatures in a large area. X/Wheel Menu: The sauropod lowers it's head to the ground, allowing it to be mounted/dismounted from the ground. Cannot be reverted until 10 seconds after the animation ends or the creature is mounted/dismounted. Stats: Considerably lower than titanosaur, even with submersion buff. It's made that way because its a permanent tame with a tek saddle. P.S: I am always open to suggestions so please let me know if you would change or add anything! -
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Common Name: Brontosaurus Species: Brontosaurus lazarus Time: Late Cretaceous Diet: Herbivore Temperament: Docile Wild: Among the largest creatures I've seen on the island, Brontosaurus lazarus is larger than any sauropod I've read about. In fact, the dinosaur is so massive that it ignores most other creatures. I've seen a pack of Raptors tear apart smaller Dinosaurs while Brontosaurus continues eating, seemingly oblivious to the hunting pack. The Brontosaurus is extremely protective of its eggs and will attack if provoked. However, some may think this is an Apatosaurus, Dreadnoughtus, Argentinosaurus, or other sauropod - but this is a strange island and I'm the one doing the research. I'm convinced that this genus is Brontosaurus and no one can tell me otherwise. My study, my rules. Domesticated: Because of how docile it is, Brontosaurus makes the ideal pack-animal. Peaceful tribes use it to carry incredible quantities of resources, while warring tribes use it to mobilize their army. Unfortunately, its enormity means that most attempts to tame Brontosaurs can take longer than almost any other creature on the island. -
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Common Name: Quetzal Species: Quetzalcoatlus conchapicem Time: Late Cretaceous Period Diet: Carnivore Temperament: Skittish Wild: Quetzalcoatlus is one of the largest avians on the island. It shares a similar silhouette with the Pteranodon, and nests near the absolute highest peaks. Upon closer inspection, though, Quetzalcoatlus is an enormous creature of tremendous power. I find it strange that such a large, imposing beast would be so skittish. Unlike other creatures of its size, it is more likely to flee than fight. I suppose the decision to flee from any trouble keeps the species alive on an island with so many dangerous predators. But then how does it eat enough to sustain its massive size? Domesticated: Tamed Quetzalcoatlus have a very specific role on the island. Too slow to be an efficient local transport, and too weak to be an effective warbird, the tribes I have encountered tend to employ it as a mass carrier.Quetzalcoatlus is primarily used by these masters of the skies to safely carry vast quantities of supplies, creatures and human cargo from one base to another without tiring. -
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Common Name: Plesiosaur Species: Elasmosaurus remuspissa Time: Late Cretaceous Diet: Carnivore Temperament: Docile Wild: Elasmosaurus remuspissa has a strange role in the oceanic food chain. It almost exclusively hunts the smaller creatures in the waters, leaving most even moderately large creatures (such as humans) alone. The sheer size of theElasmosaurus means that the quantity of creatures it must eat to sustain itself is nothing short of enormous. Despite its imposing size, Elasmosaurus still has natural predators. Well, a natural predator: the Megalodon. Apart from that monstrous creature, I myself have only ever seen two creatures bring down an Elasmosaurus: a Spinosaurus that found its way into the deeps (not common), and humans. Though I will admit, I have yet to fully explore the staggering deep underwater caverns surrounding the island. Domesticated: Much like the Brontosaurus on land, Elasmosaurus is an excellent way to transport large quantities of goods over water. These powerful creatures are in fact so large that they can be used as mobile water bases. Ambitious tribes sometimes build bunkers right onto the backs of Elasmosaurus instead of building cargo ships. -
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Common Name: Mosasaurus Species: Mosasaurus suspirita Time: Late Cretaceous Diet: Carnivore Temperament: Aggressive Wild: Until recently, I believed the Ultramegalodon to be the greatest of the ocean predators. Then I discovered Mosasaurus suspirita in the deeps. Not quite as fast, but much larger and stronger, the Mosasaurus rules the deep waters off the island. Growing up to 50 feet long, Mosasaurus is larger than almost every other aquatic creature I've encountered thus far. Contrary to common belief, Mosasaurus cannot breathe underwater. Rather, it can hold its breath an incredibly long period of time, similar to a whale. Mosasaurus is a deep-sea marine lizard, not a fish. It spends most of its time in the deeps, and only comes up to surface to breathe, or chase prey with an engulfing chomp. Domesticated: Despite its power, Mosasaurus is not ideal for all deep-water activities. Its slower swim speed makes the risk of drowning much higher when using Tylosaurus to reach oil deposits or silica pearls. Having one with you as an escort, on the other hand, is probably the best oceanic defense available!-
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Common Name: Paracer Species: Paraceratherium gigamicus Time: Oligocene Diet: Herbivore Temperament: Docile Wild: Paraceratherium Gigamicus is a massive, long-necked mammal that inhabits some of the island's grasslands. It resembles a gigantic horse/rhinoceros hybrid, but is over twice the size of either. Paraceratherium is a very peaceful and friendly herbivore, and doesn't even seem to mind other creatures near its nest. Barring some... surprise... yet in store for me, I can safely say that the Paracerathrium is the largest mammal on the island. While its size means that the Paraceratherium can provide an incredible amount of food, it also makes it dangerous when hunted. Domesticated: A beast of burden second to the Brontosaurus, Paraceratherium is an excellent worker. It is a naturally friendly animal, and is not afraid of humans. However despite its normally calm demeanor, when it or its owner is provoked by aggression, the Paraceratherium can quickly become a real threat to the attacker and will use its girth to its advantage in combat.-
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