Well on the bright side the trigonotarbids wonโt eat you.
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It seems like springtails are not mentioned as inhabiting the seas, should I take this as the inhabitation attempt having failed?
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Each inhabitation event has a chance of failing. You guys were just kinda lucky (I roll a dice)
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You mean lucky to fail?
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For the last couple of rounds all the playersโ habitation events were successful.
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I see.
M1: Try to spread to the moss mats again
M2: Better plant consumption ability
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Mutation 1: Better digestion to digest algae/plankton.
Movement: Move to West Mangroves
Name: I will rename to Clarkina poikilomonstrum, from Greek ฯฮฟฮนฮบฮฏฮปฮฟฯ (adj.)
poikรญlos - diverse, varied, various, varicoloured, due to having camouflage and traits from across previous Periods of life:
- Spikes like Yalignia Spiciformis (Ediacaran)
- Proboscis (2 cm) similar to, but not yet as long as Opabinia (Cambrian) and Tullimonstrum (Carboniferous)
- Horns with suture patterns like Orthoceras (Ordovician)
- Scorpion-like tail barb (Silurian)
- Mini proto-placoderm like plates (Devonian)
- Looks like Tullimonstrum (Carboniferous)
- Saber-like carnivorous teeth (Permian)
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Oh right, Iโll name my species Collembola Stratum.
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Do we know if other species will split off from Player species?
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Thatโll be up to you guys to find outโฆ
(Oh yeah by the way, can you guys give me rough descriptions of your creatures? I appreciate them.)
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In addition to this, I still have the large eyes of Conodonts and camouflage. Oh, and my total size is 10 cm.
I wonder how much weirder everyone else will look in several turns?
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Let me know if I have exceeded the size limit for two points yet.
Mutations: A pharynx with grinding teeth for better food processing, and better eyesight (Complex shapes and colors.)
New species name: Nematodoa Radiodontomimus ( Thread-like radiating tooth mimic.)
Description:
- Typical worm-like body with a series of radiodont-like fins along the side.
- Mouth full of teeth for an opportunistic diet.
- Ability to breathe both air and water due to their gills being able to absorb oxygen from the air so long as they remain moist like mudskippers.
- Closed circulatory system with a three chambered heart for improved oxygen and nutrient flow.
- Monogastric gut system.
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I think you could use adding a โhide detailsโ box under each species to write their mutations and actions in there.
For Collembola:
- Better Camo
- Hibernation
- Superior Responsibility to Stimuli
- Herbivory Adaptations - The Digestive System
- High Moisture Tolerance
- Salt Water Tolerance
- Better Hebivory
Moves:
- Mangroves
- Moss Mats x2
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Yes it seems I caught up slowly with the size trend, this could be an issue, so I must put in effort to close the gap
M1: Some venom in my bites
M2: More size
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If everyone moves up to being larger what will be left to occupy the small niches? The NPC species?
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Mutation uno: Larger mats that can be supported by interlocking with other mosses.
Mutation dos: Sharing resources with neighbouring mosses when floating in water
Description: Looks like a moss. (Gonna be honest idk how you describe a species that barely changed from the look of a normal moss without just describing a moss)
I have no name changes so far thought out.
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I think you WILL have to come up with one though, unless Animalia will also make species names like AA does when the species master has no idea for a species name themself.
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Wait, so we allowed to mutate venom, but not poison?
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Seems pretty weird since venom shouldโve taken as long to evolve as poison, unless this is some very crude stuff here.
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Iโd doubt it, I mostly put it there to see if I could
If I canโt evolve full venom Iโll evolve crude venom
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