Carnivores: Dinosaur Hunter RPG

It is a company that originally focused exclusively on the planet colonization business, but now, with the discovery of the planet, there is a safari and hunting department. It is a company that, although it seems to care about its customers, is usually quite negligent, keeping everything at the bare minimum. It has ships, tools, weapons and other means to maintain the business. It usually charges taxes to the inhabitants of its colonies.

A small and agile aerial hunter that, compared to the Pteranodon, is diminutive in size with a wingspan of only 1.2 to 1.4 meters, a body length of about 60 to 70 cm (including its long tail), and an ultralight weight of just 1.5 to 2.5 kg. Its slender body is covered in cracked, olive-green and brown skin, with leathery wing membranes and a long, stiff tail ending in a dermal rudder. It has a proportionally large, flattened skull covered in rock-textured plates, armed with a jagged jaw and sharp teeth for catching moving prey. Its face is distinguished by four uneven, dark eyes clustered in wrinkled sockets that grant it precise stereoscopic vision, while along its short neck are three small, circular, black blowholes framed by folds of crimson skin.

A flying reptile with continental habits, specialized in soaring over forests and inland areas to feed on fruit, tough shoots, and carrion, nesting exclusively on steep cliffs. With a moderate wingspan of 3.2 to 3.5 meters and a light weight of only 12 to 15 kg, it has a compact body covered in wrinkled, ashy-brown skin with wing membranes of thick, leathery texture. Inspired by the biomechanical design of its relative Quetzalcoatlus, its head boasts a robust, bare-bone beak with an eroded texture and a prominent, blood-red posterior cap/crest. Its face bears a cluster of four small, dark eyes aligned laterally in hyperkeratinized sockets, while along the throat and lower base of the neck are three large, deep black, oval breathing holes, bordered by crimson dermal folds and dangling, fleshy sensory filaments.

A semi-aquatic sauropod phylogenetically related to Gallimimus, adapted to browsing riparian vegetation on coasts, rivers, and lakes. Unlike the terrestrial giants of its lineage, it represents a remarkably dwarfed version: reaching a total height of approximately 5.5 to 6 meters (and a length of about 9 meters) with an estimated weight of 3.5 to 4.5 tons. Its stocky body is protected by wrinkled, ochre-brown skin with greenish patches, while its head boasts the characteristic raised nasal dome, framed by a set of four black eyes arranged in aligned pairs. Along its endless, upright neck are four large, black, oval breathing holes surrounded by reddish dermal folds that allow it to ventilate while partially submerged in water, also retaining on the back of the neck and back a row of stiff, rough filaments inherited from its lineage shared with ornithomimids.

A solitary herbivore of extremely slender build, its small stature barely exceeding that of a human waist. Its agile, lightweight body is covered in fibrous skin in shades of beige and ochre-brown, camouflaged with patches of scrubland and greenish transverse patterns. Its head is small and elongated, ending in a toothless, keratinized bony beak designed for cutting shoots and hard seeds. Four small eyes, aligned in vertical pairs, provide a wide field of vision for detecting threats, while a row of stiff, synthetic filaments, resembling rustic spines, projects along the back of its neck and back. Its long, slender neck features a row of three oval, black breathing holes surrounded by reddish-brown dermal folds. They are very fast and elusive, which makes them very successful, but they are often prey to other small predators.

A robust, medium-sized herbivore, noticeably more compact than its terrestrial counterpart, reaching a height that barely exceeds human knees. It has a heavy, stocky body covered in milky, wrinkled skin ranging in color from olive green to greenish-brown, crowned by a thick crest of small, hard spines that extends along its neck and back. Its head features a thick, thickened forehead with a porous, bone-like texture, designed for butting heads, while its face houses four pairs of black eyes and a mouth full of chisel-like teeth for crushing tough vegetation. Three distinctive, oval, black breathing holes, surrounded by reddish-brown dermal folds, are prominent on either side of its broad, muscular neck.

A low-slung, sprawling omnivore, covered in earthy-brown skin with a cracked, leathery texture for camouflage while foraging for vegetation, insects, or nests. Its compact head is protected by a beige dermal helmet and armed with specialized dentition that combines sharp front plates for cracking hard shells with internal grinding surfaces. It has four black eyes arranged in two vertical pairs and an imposing neural sail with thick spines and reddish-ochre membranes bearing ocelli. Along its muscular neck are three large, deep black, oval breathing holes framed by wrinkled, reddish skin. It is usually harmless, measures about the same as a medium-sized pig, and is the basis of the diet of many predatory animals; they lay many eggs and do not exceed 150 kilos.

Similar to Chasmosaurus, but with a more robust cranial structure. Its frill is more solid, textured like dark brown wood or stone, with curved edges and a subtle scale pattern. The face is a mosaic of textured brown surfaces. Most notable are its three massive, curved horns: one thick nasal horn and two long, slender supraorbital horns projecting forward. The neck is dark brown and textured, with a row of black blowholes. It measures 9 meters in length and weighs 10 tons, being the only herbivore that can stand up to a Tyrannosaurus. They live in packs and are very protective of their young.

A crocodile-like megapredator adapted for a diet of fish or other aquatic creatures. Its head is long and narrow, with a textured olive-green color. It features a row of low neural spines along the back of its neck and a lower jaw filled with conical teeth and a brown textured structure at the base. The neck is textured brown, with large black blowholes and yellow eyes. It often lives in rivers and aquatic areas, waiting for fish and creatures to pass nearby and devour them; it is extremely strong and aggressive, as well as durable. They measure 10 meters and weigh 7 tons.

A megapredator with an aggressive biomechanical design. Its head and neck are armored with textured plates of dark brown and black, with touches of reddish-brown. It has a row of low neural spines along the back of its neck. Its jaw is filled with large, sharp, conical teeth, and the breathing holes in its neck are black and highly visible. It was discovered before Tyrannosaurus and was believed to be the largest, although it is the second largest. They measure 13 meters and weigh 7 tons. They are hunters of sauropods like the brachiosaurus

Similar to Triceratops, but with a more ornate frill. Its frill is massive, textured like grayish-brown stone, and features a row of large, conical spikes projecting backward along the upper edges. The face is textured brown with beige patches, and it has a single massive, forward-curving nasal horn, as well as blowholes on its neck. They are a dangerous target, as they charge directly at their attackers. Their bright colors are used in displays for mating as well as combat. They are the same size as the Chasmosaurus

An alien flying creature that mimics the size and shape of an azhdarchid. Its "head" is a complex biomechanical assembly of reddish-brown textured plates. It has a beige snout that merges into a long, pointed, keratinized beak with two small breathing holes near the tip. Most unique are the two pinkish, tubular structures (secondary breathing holes) that project from the underside of its "jaw," or throat. They are capable of flying, but they usually hunt small animals in the forests, camouflaging themselves with the trees; they are also scavengers, being like vultures. They have a quadrupedal gait and a brutal sense of smell They measure 5 meters and weigh 440 pounds.

An agile, camouflaged theropod. Its head is compact and textured brown with darker patterns. It has a row of low neural spines along the top of the neck and nape. Neck vents are present. The convergent feature is the overall cranial structure of a slender tyrannosaurid. They measure between 5 and 6 meters and weigh 900 kilos. They are ambush predators with orange, yellow, and brown spots.

The apex predator. Its head is massive, textured olive-green with darker patterns. It has a row of low neural spines along the back of its neck. The defining feature is the overall massive cranial structure with deep jaws filled with large, sharp, conical teeth. The neck has black blowholes and large, dark eyes. They have a brutal sense of smell, they hunt everything, the remains of all kinds of creatures have been found with bite marks from this beast. They are usually fast and relentless, with skin so tough that they can only be killed by shooting them in the eyes. They measure from 10 to 14 meters and weigh 8 tons. They are known to be extremely good parents, as they can even avenge their deceased offspring, as happened with a colony that was wiped out by a melancholic rex. They are monogamous, so they have a partner for life.

An alien "oviraptorosaur." Its head is compact and textured, grayish-brown, crowned by a beige dome with spiny protuberances. The neck is textured brown, with black breathing holes. Most distinctive is the tuft of red filaments or spines projecting from the top of the neck, and the overall texture suggests an integumentary covering that mimics feathers. They are extremely territorial predators, very fast, reaching almost 80 per hour, have a super delicate sense of smell, and are very irritable. They measure 8 meters and weigh 2 tons.

A theropod with a unique cranial design. Its head is compact and deep, beige-brown in color with a rough texture. It features a row of conical spines along the top of the neck and nape. The convergent feature is the overall cranial structure and the multiple breathing holes in the neck, aligned in a classic pattern. They are predators that, instead of using their jaws, butt their heads against their targets, using their small horns to tear the muscles. They measure between 8 and 9 meters and weigh 3 tons, which makes them very fast, and they also have strong bones and skin.

A bipedal predator with a camouflage pattern. Its head is textured olive-brown with reddish-brown markings. It has a row of low neural spines along the back of its neck. The main converging feature is the textured beige-brown helmet that projects over its horn-like nose. The neck has black breathing holes, and the jaw is filled with sharp teeth. It is known that on this planet the ceratosaurus and the tyrannosaurus are related. These animals are territorial and it is common to hear them fighting over territory, although they are not usually lethal, they are just trying to drive the enemy away. They measure 8 to 10 meters and weigh around 6 tons.

A biomechanical nightmare. Its head and neck are armored with textured, beige-brown plates. The face features a contrasting, bright white band, with intense yellow eyes. The main converging feature is the "crest" of dark, hairy filaments that extends backward from the head and neck, resembling feathers. The neck has a row of black breathing holes, and the jaw is filled with sharp, conical teeth. They are social animals, but they hunt alone and reunite with their catch; they are silent and stealthy animals that hunt whatever they can catch, uniting when a greater threat endangers the main nest. They measure from 6 to 8 meters and weigh up to 3 tons.

The aquatic megapredator. Its head is long and narrow, with a textured brown color. The main converging feature is the massive, textured reddish-brown neural sail projecting from its back and neck. Its jaw is filled with sharp, conical teeth, and its neck has large black blowholes and yellow eyes. They are territorial carnivores, except during the breeding season. They are also excellent parents. skilled swimmers and divers. The holes in its neck usually become blocked when it dives. Its sail is thicker and more circular compared to the terrestrial spinosaurus, and its posture is more similar to that of the classic unterppodi, making it capable of running and hunting terrestrial animals. They measure from 10 to 14 meters and weigh 15 tons. Some sightings report specimens the size of a Tyrannosaur or larger.

A bipedal predator with a camouflage pattern. Its textured skin features dark grayish-brown and black patterns with subtle white markings. The defining feature is the tuft of sharp red spines or filaments protruding from its neck. Its foot displays a large, retractable, sharp claw (a "sickle" claw) on the second toe, a classic dromaeosaurid trait. The neck has black blowholes, and the jaw is filled with small, sharp teeth. They have poisonous saliva, which helps them hunt large dinosaurs. They measure 3 to 5 meters and weigh up to 2 tons.

An agile predator with a camouflage and display pattern. Its head is textured brown with darker patterns. It has a row of long, thin neural filaments projecting backward from the nape of its neck. Its snout ends in a textured, beige, keratinized beak, and its neck has black breathing holes and yellow eyes. They are surprisingly solitary, but despite that it is not uncommon to see two or more specimens collaborate to hunt the same prey, using the scythe-like claws for which they are known to tear the prey apart, and once they finish eating the alliance dissolves. They measure 3 to 5 meters in length and weigh 2 tons, being very fast and preferring ambushes and surprise attacks.

A bipedal herbivore that appears to combine hadrosaur and iguanodont features. Its head is elongated, with a jaw ending in an exposed, beige, keratinized beak. It has a conical spike on its nose (the "iguanodon" trait), and its skin is textured brown with reddish-brown patches. Its neck has black blowholes and large, dark eyes. Like its terrestrial counterpart, the iguanodon has giant spurs on its hands. These animals are not usually very brave, but when they are shot or injured they immediately turn against their aggressor, being deceptively fast on two legs, and crush and stab their enemy to death. They measure from 6 to 9 meters and weigh 4.5 tons.

A massive quadrupedal creature with a complex biomechanical skull. It features a huge, ornate gular frill that extends backward, with textures that appear to fuse bone with purple armored plates at the base of the neck. The face is an amalgamation of textures: reddish-brown on the exposed lower jaw, textured golden-brown on the face, and a beige snout. It has three prominent horns: one small one above the nose and two long, straight, light beige ones that extend backward above the eyes. It is a herbivore with a peculiar defense system. These creatures run around like mad in circles, confusing their attackers before returning and charging at their aggressor. It has many scars on its bony frill from constant ownership by males. They measure from 6 to 8 meters and weigh up to 4 and a half tons.

A slender, serpentine form. The neck is extremely long and flexible, a textured olive-brown in color. It features a thin, reddish bony ridge along the top of the neck. Most striking is its "head": an exposed, textured lower jaw that joins a beige snout with a large black blowhole and a forked, pink tongue projecting forward, suggesting a different diet or a unique sensory organ. They live in packs of between 3 and 7 members, making high-pitched squeals, and measure between 2 and 3 meters, weighing 0.03 tons.

A smaller specimen, but with fascinating cranial adaptations. It has an upright, flexible neck with dense, reddish-brown musculature. Its face culminates in a highly specialized, keratinized bony beak-like structure designed to exert great pressure. Most distinctive is its prominent, fan-shaped or flattened dome-shaped cranial crest, greenish-yellow in color with a porous texture. Along the side of the neck is a row of three black, oval-shaped respiratory openings, perfectly aligned on wrinkled skin, indicating a high lung capacity. They are predatory animals that play a role as scavengers, are omnivorous, eating a little of everything, hunting everything they can catch, and are part of the diet of many predators. Cannibalistic tendencies are known, especially with juveniles. They measure 2 to 3 meters and weigh one ton.

An elite theropod with a distinctive cranial design. Its head is textured brown with darker patterns. It features a row of low neural spines along the nape of its neck. The defining feature is the textured, beige-brown helmet projecting over its eyes, resembling the crests of Allosaurus. The neck has black blowholes, and the jaw is filled with sharp teeth. They are fast ambush animals and very aggressive. They tend to work alone, but unlike many predators, they are not very territorial, only during breeding season when males try to drive away their peers in order to mate with as many females as possible. They measure from 4 to 6 meters and weigh 2.5 tons.

A sauropod that mimics the structure of the terrestrial Amargasaurus. It has a row of elongated, double neural spines along the top of its reddish-brown neck. The neck is textured brown, with the characteristic large black breathing holes. The head is small and elongated, with simple conical teeth. It is an animal that is afraid of humans, but is fearless against carnivores, defending itself relentlessly. It measures between 8 and 10 meters and weighs 8 tons.

This bipedal creature is distinguished by its skull. It features a thick, light beige, dome-shaped skull, textured to resemble solid bone and crowned with small, spiny protuberances. The lower part of the head and neck form a textured, beige-brown "helmet," with large black eyes and the characteristic black blowhole in the neck. It measures 4 to 6 meters and weighs up to 2 tineladas.

This creature perfectly mimics the silhouette of the terrestrial stegosaurus. Its most distinctive feature is the row of double bony plates along its back, which here have a reddish-brown texture and an almost glassy sheen, perhaps for thermoregulation or display. Its neck is thick and beige, marked by a row of four large, circular, black blowholes. Its head is small and elongated, with a lower jaw that resembles a keratinized beak. They are peaceful and noble giants who run rather than fight, although while running they swish their sharp tail and their mass protects them from being easily preyed upon because they are so dense that many predators get stuck before they can pierce their skin.

The armor is extreme. Its body is covered by a carapace of interlocking, moss-green bony plates, with large, sharp, conical, light beige spikes projecting outwards. The neck is short and thick, grayish-brown, and features the characteristic black breathing holes near the exposed lower jaw. They are more cowardly animals than they seem, for they prefer to run rather than use their clubs. These clubs are used exclusively in exhibition fights with others of their species; curiously, both males and females participate in these duels, but they are very cowardly and run at speeds of up to 68 kilometers per hour.

A graceful bipedal herbivore. The defining feature is the massive, backward-sloping tubular crest, which here appears to be a beige bony extension subtly blending into the textured brown skin of the neck. The head has an avian or reptilian appearance, with a visible green eye. The neck is long and textured, beige-brown, with prominent, circular, black nostrils. It is a skittish animal that usually runs away before asking questions, it runs up to 75 kilometers per hour and is very elusive. Their weak point is the neck and head; they are hydrophobic, meaning they stay away from the water and only approach to drink. They measure up to 5 meters high.

It is an alien planet with an environment similar to Earth's, having all kinds of ecosystems and therefore fauna. The fauna evolved convergently towards the dinosaurs of the earth. This planet was discovered by the mega-corporation Dinohunt, a colonizing company that organizes hunting safaris all over the planet. The planet is mysterious, with non-human architectural features that are kept secret.