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<blockquote data-quote="RoughCoronet0" data-source="post: 9286061" data-attributes="member: 7031665">One of the things I like focus on are the kinds of monsters that would exist in the world, and their are a lot of extinct creatures to pull from both for the uncorrupted creatures from before the Astroid hit and the corrupted ones that came into being from the green liquid, which I’m assuming is meant to replace nuclear radiation?Dragons in this world could be different types of Dinosaurs that have been corrupted by this liquid, making them more fierce and charged with elemental energy. Red Dragons as angry&nbsp; molten T-Rex’s, Blue Dragons as electrically charged Triceratops that burrow through the ground, Green Dragons as terrifying and toxic Brachiosaurus who’s long necks tower over the trees, Black Dragons as acidic Spinosaurs that putrefy any body of water they swim through, and White Dragons as Arctic-dwelling Stegosaurus with ice spikes on its back and tail.A Chimera could be mutated experiments using the green liquid that mix various Ice age creatures like Saber-Tooth, Wooly Mammoth, and Giant Sloth among others.Hydras as sauropod that have mutated to grow extra heads and necks, stripping large forests bare of any vegetation.Instead of Blink Dogs you could have Blink Raptors, terrorizing players in packs that zip in and out of sight.The greater elementals could be a fiery Archaeopteryx instead of a Phoenix, a watery Mosasaurus instead of a Leviathan, a earthen Ankylosaurus instead of a Zaratan, and a storming Quetzalcoatlus instead of an Elder Tempest.I’m only really familiar with the more mainstream creatures from ancient times, but I know there is a plethora of extinct creatures to take inspiration from.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoughCoronet0, post: 9286061, member: 7031665"] One of the things I like focus on are the kinds of monsters that would exist in the world, and their are a lot of extinct creatures to pull from both for the uncorrupted creatures from before the Astroid hit and the corrupted ones that came into being from the green liquid, which I’m assuming is meant to replace nuclear radiation? Dragons in this world could be different types of Dinosaurs that have been corrupted by this liquid, making them more fierce and charged with elemental energy. Red Dragons as angry molten T-Rex’s, Blue Dragons as electrically charged Triceratops that burrow through the ground, Green Dragons as terrifying and toxic Brachiosaurus who’s long necks tower over the trees, Black Dragons as acidic Spinosaurs that putrefy any body of water they swim through, and White Dragons as Arctic-dwelling Stegosaurus with ice spikes on its back and tail. A Chimera could be mutated experiments using the green liquid that mix various Ice age creatures like Saber-Tooth, Wooly Mammoth, and Giant Sloth among others. Hydras as sauropod that have mutated to grow extra heads and necks, stripping large forests bare of any vegetation. Instead of Blink Dogs you could have Blink Raptors, terrorizing players in packs that zip in and out of sight. The greater elementals could be a fiery Archaeopteryx instead of a Phoenix, a watery Mosasaurus instead of a Leviathan, a earthen Ankylosaurus instead of a Zaratan, and a storming Quetzalcoatlus instead of an Elder Tempest. I’m only really familiar with the more mainstream creatures from ancient times, but I know there is a plethora of extinct creatures to take inspiration from. [/QUOTE]

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