Converting prehistoric creatures

[InsanePsychoRabbit]

OK, I'll agree to that. I've updated it again. Now all we need is its environment and weight and we'll be all set.

Some notes on the Ischigualasto Formation in which Exaeretodon has been found: "In the Carnian (late Triassic) this area was a volcanically active floodplain dominated by rivers and had a strongly seasonal rainfall. Petrified tree trunks of Protojuniperoxylon ischigualastianus more than 40 m (131 ft) tall attest to a rich vegetation at that time. Fossil ferns and horsetails have also been found."

 

[Shade]

So "temperate or warm plains" for the environment?

150 to 200 pounds for weight?

 

[demiurge1138]

Weight and environment sound good.

 

[InsanePsychoRabbit]

I thing they sound good too. Let's put it in Homebrews and call it done.

 

[Shade]

Added to Homebrews. Ready to move on?

 

[freyar]

Works for me...

 

[InsanePsychoRabbit]

OK, what's next? Do we want to do the giant cynodont Diademodon, or do we want to move on to the dicynodonts?

 

[RavinRay]

Darn, I somehow got unsubscribed from this (or didn't subscribe) and missed out on the fun. Gotta get back.

 

[demiurge1138]

Darn, I somehow got unsubscribed from this (or didn't subscribe) and missed out on the fun. Gotta get back.

Probably didn't subscribe to this iteration of the thread--last one got closed due to length.

 

[InsanePsychoRabbit]

Sorry for going off topic, but...
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