Converting prehistoric creatures

[Shade]

In that case, I think this one's done. Anyone have a good Medium-sized cynodont suggestion?

 

[InsanePsychoRabbit]

We still don't have a sentence for its tactics.

Something like "A cynognathus attempts to conceal itself with any low vegetation it can find, then rushes out of cover to attack. Packs of cynognathus use similar tactics but additionally try to surround their target."

 

[Shade]

Looks good. Would the plural of cynognathus be "cynognathi"?

 

[InsanePsychoRabbit]

I guess so.

I found a Medium-sized cynodont. Exaeretodon was a 6-foot herbivore.

 

[demiurge1138]

Cynognathus is its own plural. I like the big herbivorous cynodont. Shade, by the time cynodonts were around, most of the big carnivores were archosaurs, either crusotarsans (crocodile-relatives, like the ones we converted earlier) or primitive dinosaurs.

 

[Shade]

Shade, by the time cynodonts were around, most of the big carnivores were archosaurs, either crusotarsans (crocodile-relatives, like the ones we converted earlier) or primitive dinosaurs.

Do I have some flavor text that needs changing?

Suggested ability scores for Exaeretodon?

 

[InsanePsychoRabbit]

I also found a bigger herbivorious cynodont called Diademodon, which was cow-sized.

I think that demiurge is suggesting that there weren't any big carnivorous cynodonts.

 

[demiurge1138]

I think that demiurge is suggesting that there weren't any big carnivorous cynodonts.

Indeed I am.

 

[InsanePsychoRabbit]

For Exaeretodon's physical ability scores I'd suggest Str 15, Dex 11, Con 17. They're herbivores, so they don't need to be especially quick, but they look like they'd be hardy. Additionally, I'd suggest 3 Hit Dice.

 

[Shade]

Ahh...gotcha!

Diademodon sounds like yet another cog in the demon/daemon/demondand machine.

Shall we start with Exaeretodon? If so, suggested HD and ability scores?