Vyranos
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Here's some thoughts on what could be the next creatures labeled as Megafauna:
-Therocephalian: A mammal-like reptile that looks like a combination of a Komodo Dragon and a dog. Although the size of a coyote it has a poisonous bite as strong as a large snake.
-Dunkleosteous: This immense, 35 foot long fish has an armored head and teeth-like bony plates that can crunch through the armor of large sea turtles and easily kill larger prey like small whales.
-Sea Scorpion (Eurypterid): While not truly scorpions, these aquatic creatures range in size from the 3-foot long Megalograptus to the 11-foot long Pterygotus. No matter what size, though, sea scorpions are bold predators.
-Gorgonops: This rhino-sized predator looks like a reptilian wolf. It has 4-inch saber fangs used to bring down larger prey.
What do you guys think?
| DungeonmasterCal |
The Dunkleosteous and Eurypterids are already Pathfinder beasties. It would be neat to see the Gorgonops statted out, maybe even as a mount. I love megafauna, and I populate my homebrew worlds with several different extinct creatures as "replacements" for many ordinary animals. No dinosaurs, though. I'm tired of dinosaurs.
Vyranos
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The Dunkleosteous and Eurypterids are already Pathfinder beasties. It would be neat to see the Gorgonops statted out, maybe even as a mount. I love megafauna, and I populate my homebrew worlds with several different extinct creatures as "replacements" for many ordinary animals. No dinosaurs, though. I'm tired of dinosaurs.
I can see it now...a half-orc riding a Gorgonops...that would be AWESOME!!