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| − | Tropeognathus is the second [[Flying Creatures|flying creature]] to be confirmed, after [[Pteranodon]]. | + | Tropeognathus is the second [[Flying Creatures|flying creature]] to be confirmed, after [[Pteranodon]]. The money for Tropeognathus was donated by TurboTurkey. |
Not much is know yet about this animal in terms of function in Beasts of Bermuda. However, the following developer quote has been said about the animal. | Not much is know yet about this animal in terms of function in Beasts of Bermuda. However, the following developer quote has been said about the animal. | ||
Revision as of 02:49, 15 December 2018
Tropeognathus is the second flying creature to be confirmed, after Pteranodon. The money for Tropeognathus was donated by TurboTurkey.
Not much is know yet about this animal in terms of function in Beasts of Bermuda. However, the following developer quote has been said about the animal.
As the largest and most powerful of the fish eating Pterosaurs in Beasts of Bermuda, Tropeognathus is able to use its huge wingspan to stay airborne for long periods of time, even during all but the harshest of storms. Its large wings also allow it to be a very effective swimmer and can repel and even injure other fliers who come too close, but this size comes at a cost; it requires a large amount of stamina to take off, especially from the water, and is slow and ungainly on the land. As a piscivore, it is unsuited to combat and inflicts very little damage. Tropeognathus also benefits from being in a mated pair much like an albatross or bald eagle, gaining a mild boost to a few important stats when in proximity. It will be the 'king of the skies'.
Model is WIP for this creature, and cannot be shown at this time.
