General Information Common Name: Kentrosaurus Species: Kentrosaurus Aethiopicus Time: Late Jurassic Diet: Herbivore Temperament: Short-Tempered Egg: Not yet known Common Location Not yet known Special Ability Tail swing Release Date: To be Announced Domestication Tameable: Yes Favorite Kibble: Not yet known Favorite Food: Not yet known Rideable: Yes Saddle: Not yet known Dossier Wild: While Kentrosaurus aethiopicus is considerably smaller than its close relative, Stegosaurus Regium, it is much more formidable in matters of self defense. In fact, it is arguably the pound for pound champion of not only the Stegosauria, but when encountered in close-knit fighting packs, ranks atop the island’s herbivorous dinosaurs in general. Thanks to its wickedlyRead More →

General Information Common Name: Pelagornis Species: Pelagornis Miocaenus Time: Early Miocene Diet: Piscivore Temperament: Skittish Egg: Not yet known Common Location Not yet known Special Ability Versatile Mount Release Date: To be Announced Domestication Tameable: Yes Favorite Kibble: Not yet known Favorite Food: Not yet known Rideable: Yes Saddle: Not yet known Dossier Wild: The much larger ancestor of water birds like the stork or pelican, Pelagornis miocaenus shares many traits with its modern-day brethren. However, it seems to spend much more time hunting for fish over the open deep-sea. Domesticated: Because of its ability to fly, walk, and surface-swim, a tamed Pelagornis is one of the island’s most versatileRead More →

General Information Common Name: Purlovia Species: Purlovia Maxima Time: Late Permian Diet: Carnivore Temperament: Patient Egg: Not yet known Common Location Not yet known Special Ability Ambushing Release Date: To be Announced Domestication Tameable: Yes Favorite Kibble: Not yet known Favorite Food: Not yet known Rideable: No Saddle: Not yet known Dossier Wild: Purlovia Maxima perfectly embodies the element of surprise. Though Nanictidopids such as Purlovia were once thought to be herbivores, I discovered that this creature is, in fact, a patient hunter of the most clever sort. After burrowing beneath the jungle floor, Purlovia enters a state of hibernation, and can go extended periods without any food.Read More →

General Information Common Name: Moschops Species: Moschops cibumutante Time: Mid Permian Diet: Omnivore Temperament: Cowardly Egg: Not yet known Common Location Not yet known Special Ability Specific resource gathering Release Date: To be Announced Domestication Tameable: Yes Favorite Kibble: Not yet known Favorite Food: Not yet known Rideable: Yes Saddle: Not yet known Dossier Wild: Moschops cibumutante in the wild is a lethargic, cowardly creature that primarily lives in the forests of the island, primarily making its home among the great redwoods of the West. It survives by being extremely flexible in its eating habits and completely averse to fighting. It never starves, since it can eat just aboutRead More →

General Information Common Name: Basilosaurus Species: Basilosaurus solatiumfecit Time: Late Eocene Diet: Piscivore Temperament: Passive Egg: Not yet known Common Location Not yet known Special Ability Blubber Release Date: To be Announced Domestication Tameable: Yes Favorite Kibble: Not yet known Favorite Food: Not yet known Rideable: Yes Saddle: Not yet known Dossier Wild: One of the stranger creatures in the waters surrounding the island is Basilosaurus solatiumfecit. It’s a powerful swimmer which has adapted to the shallows so remarkably well such that it rapidly recovers from injuries when near the water’s surface. Conversely, it’s vulnerable to deep water pressure, which slowly cause it harm. Domesticated: Despite the hassleRead More →

Common Name: ???? Species: ???? Time: ???? Diet: ???? Temperament: ???? Wild ???? Domesticated ????? What an intriguing discovery survivors, can you guess what creature it is? and that’s not all… check the sound file below   Today a new creature was “released”, but we only got the dossier image and a sound file. Do you guys have any idea what it could be? To us it looks like a hybrid version of the Anky and some lizard.Read More →

General Information Common Name: Sabertooth Salmon Species: Oncorhynchus Grexlamia Time: Miocene – Mid Pliocene Diet: Carnivore Temperament: Evasive, Aggressive when attacked Egg: Not yet known Common Location Not yet known Special Ability Prime Fish Meat Release Date: To be Announced Domestication Tameable: No Favorite Kibble: Not applicable Favorite Food: Not applicable Rideable: No Saddle: Not applicable Dossier Wild: Fairly unremarkable by the Island’s standards, Oncorhynchus Grexlamia is a generally passive fish. Far smaller than a human, its main form of protection is swimming in a large school. Oncorhynchus does not like conflict, and generally swims away from anything larger than it at very high speeds. Domesticated: Like many of the smaller fish found onRead More →

General Information Common Name: Chalicotherium Species: Chalicotherium Obsideoquus Time: Late Oligocene – Early Pliocene Diet: Herbivore Temperament: Territorial Egg: Not yet known Common Location Not yet known Special Ability Mobile artillery Release Date: To be Announced Domestication Tameable: Yes Favorite Kibble: Not yet known Favorite Food: Not yet known Rideable: Yes Saddle: Not yet known Dossier Wild: Found in small numbers within the Island’s colder regions, Chalicotherium obsideoquus is normally a peaceful herbivore that prefers to spend its days lazing about or playing with it’s family. It is very territorial, however, and the entire family, young and old, will turn against an encroaching creature at just the slightest provocation.Read More →

General Information Common Name: Megalosaurus Species: Megalosaurus Noctedominus Time: Mid Jurassic Diet: Carnivore Temperament: Aggressive Nocturnal Egg: Not yet known Common Location Not yet known Special Ability Nocturnal Boost Release Date: To be Announced Domestication Tameable: Yes Favorite Kibble: Not yet known Favorite Food: Not yet known Rideable: Yes Saddle: Not yet known Dossier Wild: Much like the Island’s other large theropods, Megalosaurus noctedominus is an aggressive carnivore that should not be taken lightly. Unlike most of the other theropods, it is a primarily nocturnal creature. As dawn approaches, Megalosaurus begins looking for a secluded place to spend the day sleeping in relative safety. Domesticated: While MegalosaurusRead More →

Dossier Wild: Approximately one meter long, the Archaeopteryx magnamilvum is a primarily tree-dwelling proto-bird. It avoids the ground as much as possible, preferring to stay in the safety of the trees, where few predators can reach it. Domesticated: While not large enough to bear the full weight of an adult human, Archaeopteryx still has great utility. Despite the creature’s inability to fly, its wings have sufficient strength to dramatically slow the rate of a person’s descent, if that person holds Archaeopteryx while airborne. Taming Archaeopteryx can be somewhat troublesome, though, as it refuses to eat the most common food sources, and glides to prospective safety at the first sign of any interloper. KnownRead More →