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−	Terrestrial creatures live on land and cannot fly. They lose substantial [[Comfort\|comfort]] when venturing out into deep saltwater such as the [[Water\|ocean]]. They also lose significant comfort when exposed to [[Weather\|stormy weather]]. For this reason, bad weather can be a particularly perilous experience, especially when [[Aquatic Creatures\|aquatic creatures]] decide to take advantage of such a situation. Many [[Maps\|maps]] are designed with obstacles in mind for terrestrial creatures, be it [[Ocean\|water]], ledges, or [[Foliage System\|forests]]. [[~~Tidal System~~\|Low tide]] crossings are frequent on many maps, where safe terrestrial passage cannot occur when the tides rise.	+	Terrestrial creatures live on land and cannot fly. They lose substantial [[Comfort\|comfort]] when venturing out into deep saltwater such as the [[Water\|ocean]]. They also lose significant comfort when exposed to [[Weather\|stormy weather]]. For this reason, bad weather can be a particularly perilous experience, especially when [[Aquatic Creatures\|aquatic creatures]] decide to take advantage of such a situation. Many [[Maps\|maps]] are designed with obstacles in mind for terrestrial creatures, be it [[Ocean\|water]], ledges, or [[Foliage System\|forests]]. [[Water\|Low tide]] crossings are frequent on many maps, where safe terrestrial passage cannot occur when the tides rise.

	They find all of their [[Food\|food]] on land, be it consumption of [[Carcass\|meat]] or [[Foliage System\|terrestrial plants]]. They must consume [[Freshwater Lakes\|water]] in order to satisfy [[Thirst\|thirst]] for survival. Terrestrial creatures are fully adept at land travel, often being [[Movement System\|swifter or more agile]] than [[Semiaquatic Creatures\|semiaquatic creatures]], but are often very poor [[Swimming\|swimmers]]. [[Aquatic Creatures\|aquatic creatures]] are very, very poor at land travel and rapidly perish when out of water due to [[Comfort\|stress]]. Some terrestrial creatures harbor [[Climbing\|the ability to climb]], and many of their [[Primary Attack\|primary]] and [[Secondary Attack\|secondary]] attacks or abilities are based entirely on the presence of land.		They find all of their [[Food\|food]] on land, be it consumption of [[Carcass\|meat]] or [[Foliage System\|terrestrial plants]]. They must consume [[Freshwater Lakes\|water]] in order to satisfy [[Thirst\|thirst]] for survival. Terrestrial creatures are fully adept at land travel, often being [[Movement System\|swifter or more agile]] than [[Semiaquatic Creatures\|semiaquatic creatures]], but are often very poor [[Swimming\|swimmers]]. [[Aquatic Creatures\|aquatic creatures]] are very, very poor at land travel and rapidly perish when out of water due to [[Comfort\|stress]]. Some terrestrial creatures harbor [[Climbing\|the ability to climb]], and many of their [[Primary Attack\|primary]] and [[Secondary Attack\|secondary]] attacks or abilities are based entirely on the presence of land.

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−	Terrestrial creatures live on land and cannot fly. They lose substantial [[Comfort\|comfort]] when venturing out into deep saltwater such as the [[~~Ocean~~]]. They also lose significant comfort when exposed to [[Weather\|stormy weather]]. For this reason, bad weather can be a particularly perilous experience, especially when [[Aquatic Creatures\|aquatic creatures]] decide to take advantage of such a situation. Many [[Maps\|maps]] are designed with obstacles in mind for terrestrial creatures, be it [[Ocean\|water]], ledges, or [[Foliage System\|forests]]. [[Tidal System\|Low tide]] crossings are frequent on many maps, where safe terrestrial passage cannot occur when the tides rise.	+	Terrestrial creatures live on land and cannot fly. They lose substantial [[Comfort\|comfort]] when venturing out into deep saltwater such as the [[Water\|ocean]]. They also lose significant comfort when exposed to [[Weather\|stormy weather]]. For this reason, bad weather can be a particularly perilous experience, especially when [[Aquatic Creatures\|aquatic creatures]] decide to take advantage of such a situation. Many [[Maps\|maps]] are designed with obstacles in mind for terrestrial creatures, be it [[Ocean\|water]], ledges, or [[Foliage System\|forests]]. [[Tidal System\|Low tide]] crossings are frequent on many maps, where safe terrestrial passage cannot occur when the tides rise.

	They find all of their [[Food\|food]] on land, be it consumption of [[Carcass\|meat]] or [[Foliage System\|terrestrial plants]]. They must consume [[Freshwater Lakes\|water]] in order to satisfy [[Thirst\|thirst]] for survival. Terrestrial creatures are fully adept at land travel, often being [[Movement System\|swifter or more agile]] than [[Semiaquatic Creatures\|semiaquatic creatures]], but are often very poor [[Swimming\|swimmers]]. [[Aquatic Creatures\|aquatic creatures]] are very, very poor at land travel and rapidly perish when out of water due to [[Comfort\|stress]]. Some terrestrial creatures harbor [[Climbing\|the ability to climb]], and many of their [[Primary Attack\|primary]] and [[Secondary Attack\|secondary]] attacks or abilities are based entirely on the presence of land.		They find all of their [[Food\|food]] on land, be it consumption of [[Carcass\|meat]] or [[Foliage System\|terrestrial plants]]. They must consume [[Freshwater Lakes\|water]] in order to satisfy [[Thirst\|thirst]] for survival. Terrestrial creatures are fully adept at land travel, often being [[Movement System\|swifter or more agile]] than [[Semiaquatic Creatures\|semiaquatic creatures]], but are often very poor [[Swimming\|swimmers]]. [[Aquatic Creatures\|aquatic creatures]] are very, very poor at land travel and rapidly perish when out of water due to [[Comfort\|stress]]. Some terrestrial creatures harbor [[Climbing\|the ability to climb]], and many of their [[Primary Attack\|primary]] and [[Secondary Attack\|secondary]] attacks or abilities are based entirely on the presence of land.

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 *[[Acrocanthosaurus]]
 *[[Apatosaurus]]
 *[[Megalosaurus]]
 *[[Oryctodromeus]]

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 *[[Acrocanthosaurus]]
 *[[Apatosaurus]]
 *[[Megalosaurus]]
 *[[Oryctodromeus]]
 *[[Pachycephalosaurus]]
 *[[Parasaurolophus]]
 *[[Tyrannosaurus rex]]
 *[[Velociraptor]]
 [[File:Apatocloseup.png|thumb|right|thumb|400px|border|]]

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	*[[Utahraptor]]		*[[Utahraptor]]
	*[[Velociraptor]]		*[[Velociraptor]]
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		+	[[File:Apatocloseup.png\|thumb\|right\|thumb\|400px\|border\|]]

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 They find all of their [[Food|food]] on land, be it consumption of [[Carcass|meat]] or [[Foliage System|terrestrial plants]].  They must consume [[Freshwater Lakes|water]] in order to satisfy [[Thirst|thirst]] for survival.  Terrestrial creatures are fully adept at land travel, often being [[Movement System|swifter or more agile]] than [[Semiaquatic Creatures|semiaquatic creatures]], but are often very poor [[Swimming|swimmers]].  [[Aquatic Creatures|aquatic creatures]] are very, very poor at land travel and rapidly perish when out of water due to [[Comfort|stress]].  Some terrestrial creatures harbor [[Climbing|the ability to climb]], and many of their [[Primary Attack|primary]] and [[Secondary Attack|secondary]] attacks or abilities are based entirely on the presence of land.
 Terrestrial creatures lose [[Drowning|breath]] when submerged.
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 *[[Utahraptor]]
 *[[Velociraptor]]

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	*[[Velociraptor]]		*[[Velociraptor]]
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		+	[[File:Hunt.png\|thumb\|right\|thumb\|400px\|border\|A Tyrannosaurus rex hunts a herd of Parasaurolophus in the rain.]]

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−	~~[[File:Land.jpg\|right\|thumb\|400px\|border\|Many Land Masses Separated by Water]]~~
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−	~~[[File:Peril.jpg\|right\|thumb\|400px\|border\|An [[Acrocanthosaurus]] in Peril due to [[Weather\|a Storm Surge]]]]~~
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	Terrestrial creatures live on land and cannot fly. They lose substantial [[Comfort\|comfort]] when venturing out into deep saltwater such as the [[Ocean]]. They also lose significant comfort when exposed to [[Weather\|stormy weather]]. For this reason, bad weather can be a particularly perilous experience, especially when [[Aquatic Creatures\|aquatic creatures]] decide to take advantage of such a situation. Many [[Maps\|maps]] are designed with obstacles in mind for terrestrial creatures, be it [[Ocean\|water]], ledges, or [[Foliage System\|forests]]. [[Tidal System\|Low tide]] crossings are frequent on many maps, where safe terrestrial passage cannot occur when the tides rise.		Terrestrial creatures live on land and cannot fly. They lose substantial [[Comfort\|comfort]] when venturing out into deep saltwater such as the [[Ocean]]. They also lose significant comfort when exposed to [[Weather\|stormy weather]]. For this reason, bad weather can be a particularly perilous experience, especially when [[Aquatic Creatures\|aquatic creatures]] decide to take advantage of such a situation. Many [[Maps\|maps]] are designed with obstacles in mind for terrestrial creatures, be it [[Ocean\|water]], ledges, or [[Foliage System\|forests]]. [[Tidal System\|Low tide]] crossings are frequent on many maps, where safe terrestrial passage cannot occur when the tides rise.

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 Terrestrial creatures live on land and cannot fly.  They lose substantial [[Comfort|comfort]] when venturing out into deep saltwater such as the [[Ocean]].  They also lose significant comfort when exposed to [[Weather|stormy weather]].  For this reason, bad weather can be a particularly perilous experience, especially when [[Aquatic Creatures|aquatic creatures]] decide to take advantage of such a situation.  Many [[Maps|maps]] are designed with obstacles in mind for terrestrial creatures, be it [[Ocean|water]], ledges, or [[Foliage System|forests]].  [[Tidal System|Low tide]] crossings are frequent on many maps, where safe terrestrial passage cannot occur when the tides rise.
-They find all of their [[Food|food]] on land, be it consumption of [[Carcasses|meat]] or [[Foliage System|terrestrial plants]].  They must consume [[Freshwater Lakes|water]] in order to satisfy [[Thirst|thirst]] for survival.  Terrestrial creatures are fully adept at land travel, often being [[Movement System|swifter or more agile]] than [[Semiaquatic Creatures|semiaquatic creatures]], but are often very poor [[Swimming|swimmers]].  [[Aquatic Creatures|aquatic creatures]] are very, very poor at land travel and rapidly perish when out of water due to [[Comfort|stress]].  Some terrestrial creatures harbor [[Climbing|the ability to climb]], and many of their [[Primary Attack|primary]] and [[Secondary Attack|secondary]] attacks or abilities are based entirely on the presence of land.
+They find all of their [[Food|food]] on land, be it consumption of [[Carcass|meat]] or [[Foliage System|terrestrial plants]].  They must consume [[Freshwater Lakes|water]] in order to satisfy [[Thirst|thirst]] for survival.  Terrestrial creatures are fully adept at land travel, often being [[Movement System|swifter or more agile]] than [[Semiaquatic Creatures|semiaquatic creatures]], but are often very poor [[Swimming|swimmers]].  [[Aquatic Creatures|aquatic creatures]] are very, very poor at land travel and rapidly perish when out of water due to [[Comfort|stress]].  Some terrestrial creatures harbor [[Climbing|the ability to climb]], and many of their [[Primary Attack|primary]] and [[Secondary Attack|secondary]] attacks or abilities are based entirely on the presence of land.
 Terrestrial creatures lose [[Drowning|breath]] when submerged.