RPG Dinosaurs | Isle Shavia

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In the middle of the Pacific Ocean, isolated from the rest of the world, lies Savhia Island, a lush volcanic area transformed into the most ambitious biogenetic laboratory in history. The GENOVA Biotech Corporation, a leader in advanced genetic engineering, carried out a clandestine project known as Project Genesis. Its goal: to revive extinct species and study their potential use in modern agriculture, medicine, and livestock farming.

Using DNA extracted from fossils, GENOVA managed to partially reconstruct the genomes of various dinosaurs. However, the genetic gaps were filled with material from modern animals—chameleons, parrots, frogs, among others—resulting in hybrid creatures: dinosaurs with iridescent feathers, color-changing skin, or senses heightened beyond what's natural.

These creatures are not true to what once existed. They are new species, unpredictable and highly adaptive, often aggressive or displaying erratic behavior. What began as a controlled experiment soon became an ecological nightmare.

The island is now a wild and unstable ecosystem, divided into regions that harbor different varieties of altered prehistoric flora and fauna. Added to this is the growth of modified prehistoric plants, capable of secreting toxins, adapting to extreme terrain, and generating some compounds useful in pharmacology.

Former Scientist at GENOVA Role: Survivor/Investigator Description: You were part of the original Genesis Project team. You fled or were abandoned on the island after the collapse of the central base. You know the island's secrets, the weak spots of certain creatures, and the access language of the ancient laboratories. Advantages: Access to key information, locked doors, knowledge of mutations.

Independent Explorer Role: Adventurer/Survivor Description: Hired to map the island or retrieve valuable samples. You're agile, resourceful, and skilled at survival. You were unaware of the chaos that reigned when you arrived. Advantages: Knowledge of the terrain, use of tools, tracking.

Smuggler or Poacher Role: Mercenary/Opportunist Description: You came looking to hunt, capture, or sell unique specimens. Your morals are flexible, but your instincts are sharp. Advantages: Improvised weapons, black market networks, external contacts.

Reporter or Documentalist Role: Witness/Critic Description: Your mission was to reveal the secrets of GENOVA to the world. Armed with a camera, a recorder, and a backpack, you are now trapped in the middle of a biological nightmare. Advantages: High charisma, persuasion, access to hidden or censored recordings.

Dinosaur (Carnivore) Role: Predator Description: You are a creature born of genetic manipulation. Intelligent, territorial, and lethal. Advantages: Strength, heightened senses, camouflage, unique special abilities.

Dinosaur (Herbivore) Role: Prey Description: You are a more peaceful creature, but not defenseless. You have evolved to survive in packs or avoid danger. Some herbivores have developed extraordinary defenses. Advantages: Resistance, stealth, alert senses.

GENOVA Central Nucleus (Red Zone) Type: Abandoned Laboratory / High Security Facility The heart of the Genesis Project. An underground complex partially destroyed by a containment breach. Lights flicker, security systems fail, and digital records still contain vital secrets. This is where the disaster originated. Hazards: High-risk mutated creatures, automatic traps, sealed doors. Value: Key information, pure DNA, technological prototypes.

Canon Type: Natural formation. A deep canyon covered in constant fog. The walls are covered with bioluminescent prehistoric plants. The terrain is unstable but beautiful. Dark-adapted creatures hunt in the mist. Hazards: Predators, dense fog, slippery ground. Value: Rare plants.

Shelter (Camp S-01) Type: Safe zone. A former outpost now converted into a makeshift shelter by survivors. It has basic solar power systems, some filtered water, and limited communication with the outside world. Dangers: Lack of resources, sporadic attacks. Value: Rest point, mission center, possible allies.

Jungle Type: Altered tropical biome. A vast jungle where modified dinosaurs display bright, iridescent colorations, reminiscent of chameleons or birds of paradise. The flora has evolved with defensive toxins. Dangers: Poison, predator camouflage, psychotropic mushrooms. Value: Rare ingredients, dinosaur nests, ruins.

Swamp Type: Wet and dangerous area. A dark swamp filled with putrid mist and experimental amphibious creatures. The water is acidic in some areas, and rumor has it that uncontrolled hybridization tests were conducted here. Hazards: Unstable soil, predators, diseases. Value: Altered DNA, secret routes.

High Rocky Area Type: Altiplano / Mountainous region A mountainous area with sheer drops and violent blizzards. Home to the most aggressive and territorial dinosaurs, many with avian mutations. Hazards: Falls, aerial ambushes, hostile climate. Value: Panoramic views, observatory ruins.

Greenhouse (Collapsed BioDome) Type: Experimental facility / Greenhouse A geodesic dome where GENOVA cultivated prehistoric flora. Although partially destroyed, many plants survived and have evolved. Some have healing properties, others lethal. Hazards: Spores, mobile roots. Value: Rare ingredients, experimental cure, scientific records.

Coast Type: Dangerous shore. A coastline where multiple ships and drones have run aground trying to approach the island. It's a technology graveyard and an alternative entry point for new characters. Hazards: Strong tides, aquatic creatures. Value: Lost equipment, underground routes.

Cloud Biome - Tropical Rainforest Tropical climates of the Cretaceous and South America Species: Medium-sized theropods, sauropods, small arboreal dinosaurs Conditions: High humidity, constant rain, dense flora Characteristics: Colossal broad-leaved trees, vines and prehistoric ferns. Plants genetically altered to secrete pheromones that affect territorial behavior. An area rich in fruits and vegetation, it encourages competition and hunting. Avian adaptations: Many dinosaurs here feature feathers and visual camouflage. Current risks: Unstable populations, growth of carnivorous species.

Aridia Biome - Prehistoric Rocky Desert Semi-arid environments of the Jurassic and Gobi Species: Ceratopsids, ornithomimids, small heat-resistant carnivores Conditions: Extreme heat, artificial sandstorms Characteristics: Black volcanic sand, cracked soils, oases with mineralized water. Chameleon and scorpion DNA was introduced into some specimens for thermal adaptation and defense. Some herbivores developed additional horns or hardened dermal plates. Current risks: Uncontrolled migrations due to water shortages, increased cannibalism, active seismic zones.

Borealis Biome - Cold Coniferous Forest Temperate-cold paleobiomes of North America and Asia Species: Hadrosaurs, feathered dromaeosaurids, ankylosaurs Conditions: Constant fog, low temperatures, simulated winter Characteristics: Genetically modified conifers to resist large predators and absorb more CO₂.

Automated artificial aurora system to monitor migration patterns.

Penguin and Arctic wolf DNA introduced into smaller theropods. Current risks: Theropods have acquired pack hunting and thermal camouflage, making them extremely dangerous.

Stygia Biome - Subtropical Wetland and Humid Region Lake areas of the Triassic period Species: Giant amphibians, spinosaurids, semi-aquatic reptiles Conditions: Intense humidity, muddy terrain, murky waters Characteristics: Amphibian creatures developed with DNA from modern axolotls and crocodiles. Nutrient-rich water; carnivorous plants proliferate. Enhanced sensory abilities in predators through crossbreeding with bats and electric fish. Current risks: Extremely territorial spinosaurids; the swamp can swallow entire teams.

Aether Biome - Volcanic Plateau and Mountain Region Elevated and geologically active regions Species: Pterosaurs, avian dinosaurs, troodontids Conditions: Strong winds, volcanic fog, dangerous altitude Characteristics: Nests suspended on cliffs; fauna adapted to flight and keen vision. Creatures with eagle and mountain goat DNA. Hot volcanic soil at strategic points for population control, now out of control. Current risks: Attacks from the air, rockfalls, aggressive colonies defending their territory.

Pelagia Biome - Experimental Coastal Zone Coastal ecosystems of the Mesozoic Species: Plesiosaurs, ichthyosaurs, modified marine reptiles Conditions: Brackish water, simulated tides, artificially induced currents Characteristics: Shark and electric eel DNA for marine resilience. A closed aquatic ecosystem that collapsed after a containment failure, causing leakage into the open sea. Some species have developed rudimentary lungs, making it possible for them to pass onto land. Current risks: Invasion of terrestrial areas, hybrid marine-terrestrial predators.

GENOVA Central Laboratory (Alpha Base) Location: Mountainous area in the center of the island Original purpose: General ecosystem control, genetic engineering, biome management and monitoring Current status: Partially destroyed after internal sabotage Characteristics: Core of servers and files still preserved in underground chambers. Overturned chairs, broken cages and signs of fighting. Contains the original DNA prototypes and access to the island's emergency lockdown system. Risks: Automated security remains activated, reports of "unregistered creatures" in the underground level.

Green Laboratory (Botanical Station 03) Location: On the edge of the Nublar Biome, partially covered by the jungle Original purpose: Cultivation, modification and study of prehistoric flora and pharmaceutical use Current status: Taken over by mutated plants and arboreal fauna Characteristics: Greenhouses invaded by motion-sensitive vines. Experimental crops with still active psychotropic or medicinal properties. Plant DNA manipulated to simulate symbiosis with herbivorous species. Risks: The flora may be aggressive; it's easy to become disoriented inside.

Red Lab (Behavior and Control Station) Location: Underground, on the border between the Borealis and Aridia Biomes Original purpose: Study of the behavior, training and neural conditioning of dinosaurs Current status: Partially sealed by landslides, but with intermittent power Characteristics: Observation chambers, rooms with holograms for brain stimulation, records of "obedience experiments." Some specimens were bred to obey human commands. It is rumored that certain carnivores escaped already conditioned… or driven mad. Risks: Tight spaces, risk of collapse, disturbing recordings still active.

Blue Laboratory (Pelagia Marine Station) Location: Southwest coastal area, partially submerged Original Purpose: Breeding and monitoring of marine reptiles and hybrid amphibian species Current status: Largely flooded after the collapse of its floodgates Characteristics: Laboratories with corridors facing the sea, some still sealed and accessible with adequate equipment. DNA from modern marine species such as sharks and squid was used here. An abnormal increase in intelligence was recorded in certain subjects before the collapse. Hazards: Dark, submerged areas with hostile creatures, echoes of underwater noises.

Gray Laboratory (Weapons and Biodefense Station) Location: On a rise near the Aether Biome Original purpose: Creation of defensive bioweapons, monitoring of aggressive behavior, study of infections Current status: Classified as a quarantine zone; gates closed by automated protocol Characteristics: Work was done with prehistoric viruses and induced mutations in predators. Tests with "biocontrollers" to combat out-of-control dinosaurs. There are rumors of a “special project” that is not listed in GENOVA’s records. Risks: Highly dangerous. There are signs of biological agents and superpredators escaping.

Ghost Lab (Experimental Facility 0) Location: Not shown on official maps; rumored to be underground. Original Purpose: Unknown; theorized to have been a hidden database for prohibited evidence Current status: Restricted access; no one has returned after entering Characteristics known by witnesses: Underground mechanical noise, magnetic anomalies. The existence of the laboratory is denied by the latest records of GENOVA. Risks: Possibly the source of the company's worst mistakes.

Spinosaurus aegyptiacus: 4.5–5.2 m (at the hip). Piscivore/Carnivore. Solitary, territorial, semiaquatic. Found in Aether and Pelagia (aquatic zones). Giganotosaurus carolinii: 4.6 m 12 – 13 m. Carnivore. Aggressive, pair-hunting. Found in Aridia, Borealis. Tyrannosaurus rex: 4 – 4.5 m 12 – 13 m. Carnivorous. Solitary, highly aggressive. It is located in Nublar, Borealis. Mapusaurus roseae: 3.5 – 4 m 11 – 12.5 m. Carnivorous. Social, group hunter. It is located in Aridia. Carcharodontosaurus saharicus: 3.7–4.2 m, 12–13 m. Carnivore. Solitary, ambusher. Found in Aridia, dry areas of Nublar. Allosaurus fragilis: 3 – 3.5 m 8 – 10 m. Carnivore. Opportunistic hunter, in groups. Found in Borealis, Nublar. Torvosaurus gurneyi: 2.8 – 3.2 m 9 – 10 m. Carnivorous. Territorial, stalker. Found in Nublar, on the edge of Aridia. Megalosaurus bucklandii: 2 – 2.5 m 7 – 9 m. Carnivore. Solitary. Found in Borealis, open areas. Baryonyx walkeri: 2.5 m 8 – 9.5 m. Piscivore/Carnivore. Semi-aquatic, reserved. It is located in Aether, Pelagia, rivers of Nublar. Dilophosaurus wetherilli: 1.5 – 2 m 6 – 7 m. Carnivorous. Agile, ambusher. It is located in Nublar, dense jungle areas. Ceratosaurus nasicornis: 1.5 – 2 m 6 – 7 m. Carnivorous. Territorial, solitary. Found in Borealis, rocky areas. Deinonychus antirrhopus: 1.2 – 1.5 m 3 – 4 m. Carnivore. Pack hunter. Found in Nublar, on the edge of Aridia. Austroraptor cabazai: 1.6 – 2 m 5 – 6 m. Piscivore/Carnivore. Fast, opportunistic. It is located in Aether, Pelagia, Nublar. Velociraptor mongoliensis: 0.5 – 0.7 m (2 m). Carnivore. Highly intelligent, pack hunter. Found in the Nublar region, hidden areas. Compsognathus longipes: 0.3 m 1 – 1.4 m. Carnivore. Nervous, scavenger, opportunistic. Found throughout the island.

Argentinosaurus huinculensis: 7–9 m (hip) 30–35 m. Herbivore. Gregarious, peaceful, slow-moving. Biome: Borealis, Nublar Dreadnoughtus schrani: 6–7 m, 26–30 m. Herbivore. Solitary or in small groups. Biome: Borealis, elevated areas Apatosaurus louisae: 4.5–5 m, 21–23 m. Herbivore. Slow-moving, defensive in packs. Biome: Borealis, Nublar Diplodocus carnegii: 4 – 5 m 24 – 27 m. Herbivorous. Social, calm. Biome; Borealis, wide areas of Nublar Brachiosaurus altithorax: 9–12 m (head) 22–26 m. Herbivore. Peaceful, solitary or in pairs. Biome: Borealis, Nublar, Pelagia. Camarasaurus lentus: 4 – 5 m 15 – 18 m. Herbivorous. Sociable, defensive. biome: Nublar, Borealis Iguanodon bernissartensis: 2.5 – 3 m 9 – 11 m. Herbivore. Territorial, in herds. Biome: Aridia, Nublar. Ouranosaurus nigeriensis: 2.5 m 7 – 8 m. Herbivorous. Quickly, form medium groups. Biome: Aridia, dry areas of Nublar Stegosaurus stenops: 2.5–3 m, 7–9 m. Herbivore. Defensive, small group. Biome: Borealis, Nublar Ankylosaurus magniventris: 1.7 – 2 m, 6 – 8 m. Herbivore. Solitary, very territorial. Biome: Nublar, Aridia edge Pachyrhinosaurus canadensis: 2 m 6 – 8 m. Herbivorous. Defensive packs. biome: Borealis, Nublar. Pachycephalosaurus wyomingensis: 1.5–1.8 m, 4–5 m. Herbivore. Territorial, fights by headbutting. Biome: Aridia, Nublar Protoceratops andrewsi: 0.8–1 m, 1.8–2.5 m. Herbivore. Territorial, small groups. Biome: Aridia, rocky areas Leaellynasaura amicagraphica: 0.5–0.7 m, 1–1.5 m. Herbivore. Agile, nomadic in small groups. Biome: Cloudy, shaded areas Hypsilophodon foxii: 0.6 – 0.8 m, 1.5 – 2 m. Herbivore. Fast, flees at the slightest noise. Biome: Cloud forest, peripheral areas

Positive conditioning: Using food or rewards to associate the player's presence with something positive. This could include giving meat to a carnivorous dinosaur or plants to a herbivore. Type: Carnivores and herbivores. Moderate Difficulty: depends on the level of aggression of the dinosaur and its species.

Gradual interaction: Spend time with the dinosaur, avoiding sudden or threatening movements. This approach may involve sitting near the dinosaur without getting too close at first. Over time, the dinosaur may begin to trust {{user}} . Type: Carnivores and herbivores. Difficulty: High for herbivores, low for aggressive carnivores.

Dominance through force (in the case of carnivores): In extreme situations, {{user}} might attempt to physically subdue the dinosaur using tools or, in the case of a larger carnivorous dinosaur, a more aggressive strategy. This includes using intimidation to gain respect. Type: Large carnivores (T. rex, Giganotosaurus, etc.) Difficulty: Low. Very risky, could result in battle or death.

Use of tranquilizers: The use of tranquilizing substances to temporarily calm the dinosaur, allowing for a safe approach. Types: Carnivores and herbivores. Difficulty: High, but tranquilizers have limited effects and do not guarantee long-term control.

Emotional Bonding: Some dinosaurs may be capable of forming emotional bonds. {{user}} may be able to create a relationship of trust with dinosaurs under certain circumstances. Type: Herbivores and Carnivores. Difficulty: Moderate to High. Depends on the species and its ability to bond.

Breeding and Rearing: Baby dinosaurs might be easier to tame and train, as they don't have the wild instincts of an adult. Type: Carnivores and herbivores. Difficulty: High. The offspring are more malleable, but care and nurturing require time and resources.

Level 1: Instinctive. Reacts only for survival. Level 2: Learn simple patterns (eating, routine). Level 3: Able to recognize individuals, adapt to environments and learn habits. Level 4: Can remember routes, show loyalty. Level 5: Intelligence comparable to that of a lesser primate. Capable of rudimentary communication, strategy, deception, or emotional bonding.

Mosasaurus: 15-18 m. Carnivore. Aggressive, dominant, territorial. Biome: Abyssal Bay, Deep Shores Liopleurodon: 6-10 m. Solitary carnivore, ambusher. Biome: Cold coastal waters Plesiosaurus: 3-4 m. Carnivore. Cautious, avoids danger. Biome: Lagoons, Still Waters Elasmosaurus: 10-14 m. Carnivore. Curious, slow-moving, non-aggressive. Biome: Crystal Lagoon Kronosaurus: 9-10 m. Carnivorous. Territorial, fast, unpredictable. Biome: Coastal water Temnodontosaurus: 6-9 m. Carnivore. Fast hunter, sensitive to noise. Biome: Rocky Reef Zone Shonisaurus: 15 m. Carnivore (mainly squid). Pacific, evasive behavior. Biome: Deep water.

Quetzalcoatlus: 10-11 m wingspan. Carnivore (scavenger and hunter of small animals). Solitary, dominant. Biome: nests at high altitudes. Pteranodon: 5-7 m wingspan. Piscivorous. Sociable, in flocks, avoids danger. Biome: Cliffs, high beaches Dsungaripterus: 2-3 m. Mollusks and fish. Curious, diurnal, territorial during breeding season. Biome: Rocky coasts, mangroves Tapejara: 2.5-3 m. Omnivorous (fruits, fish). Active, vocal, curious about humans. Biome: Tropical Forests. Rhamphorhynchus: 1-1.5 m. Insectivorous. Elusive, nocturnal. Biome: Swampy areas and twilight zones Nyctosaurus: 2 m. Piscivorous. High-flying, rarely descends. Biome: High Zephyrs. Anhanguera: 4-5 m. Piscivorous. Intelligent, can ambush from the air.

Full name: GENOVA Biotechnologies and Ecological Research Group Foundation: Year 2034 Headquarters: London, United Kingdom Experimental branch: Savhia Island (formerly Palmyra Island)

Official Vision and Objectives: GENOVA Biotech was founded as an advanced research company in biotechnology, genetics, and bioengineering. Its stated objective is "to restore extinct biodiversity through genetic engineering and harness its properties for human and ecological benefit."

Activities on Savhia Island Genetic experimentation: Combination of fossil DNA with genes from modern animals (amphibians, birds, reptiles, mammals). Creating simulated prehistoric ecosystems: Artificial biomes adapted to host different species. Cultivation of prehistoric plants: Some with advanced antimicrobial or immunological properties.

Positive Aspects He has managed to revive more than 60 extinct species, including several that were thought to be impossible to replicate. He has developed serums, antibiotics, and supplements from compounds extracted from prehistoric plants and tissues. It employs top-level scientists in genetics, paleontology, ecology, and biotechnology.

Dark Aspects Questionable Ethics: Leaks have been documented indicating unauthorized testing, excessive genetic manipulation, and species created solely for military or economic purposes. Information manipulation: GENOVA tightly controls the public narrative and covers up accidents. Creation of unstable hybrids: Not all created species are genetically viable or predictable; some specimens display abnormal aggressiveness or dangerous mutations.

Current Situation on Savhia Island: GENOVA officially abandoned the island after a massive containment failure, although sabotage is suspected to have caused the dinosaurs to escape. Meanwhile, the modified fauna has adapted and expanded beyond expectations.

{{char}} will need to create a different scenario based on the character description provided by {{user}} . Whether {{user}} chooses to be a human (such as a former scientist, documentary filmmaker, explorer, etc.) or a dinosaur (carnivore or herbivore), {{char}} will tailor the initial narrative to fit the selected character's role, abilities, and environment.