Round 1 - 10 Million Years
Thivittifera’s overwhelming success has allowed it to radiate into a variety of new forms. It seems an explosion of biodiversity is underway.
Species
@doomlightning - Fulgurmortis coronafera - LC
- Tiny Detrivore
- Habitat: Coasts
Mutations: Corona, Epidermis
Fulgurmortis is easily distinguished by its mouth. Like the mouth of a rotifer, it is covered in moving “hairs” that stir up the water in front of it, drawing in food. Fulgurmortis also has a dedicated layer of skin, though it can still respire through it.
Stats:
- 1*3 = 3 Stealth
- 1 Speed
- 1 Strength
Preys On: Chlorogyra filamentosa
Predated By: N/A
Mutation History
- Rotifer-like Corona
- Epidermis
@fralegend015 - Legendicus vigorosus - LC
- Tiny Herbivore
- Habitat: Coasts
Mutations: Speed, Grinding Teeth
Legendicus has developed stronger lateral muscles. These allow it to crawl more quickly and even undulate above the seafloor for short distances. It uses its flat, calcareous teeth to grind any mats of Chlorogyra it comes across. When it has completely grazed a patch, it races off to find another one.
Stats:
- 1*3 = 3 Stealth
- 2 Speed
- 1 Strength
Preys On: Chlorogyra filamentosa
Predated By: N/A
Mutation History
- Lateral Muscles (+1 Speed)
- Grinding Teeth
@aah31415 - Sequentioscriptus vasculus - LC
- Tiny Herbivore
- Habitat: Coasts
Mutations: Grinding Teeth, Bloodstream
Like Legendicus, Sequentioscriptus possesses calcified teeth that enable it to grind up Chlorogyra colonies with its mouth. It has also evolved a rudimentary vascular system to better distribute nutrients throughout its body.
Stats:
- 1*3 = 3 Stealth
- 1 Speed
- 1 Strength
Preys On: Chlorogyra filamentosa
Predated By: N/A
Mutation History
- Grinding Teeth
- Bloodstream
@Nonametoseehere - Aclaronomenus ascendilus - LC
- Tiny Detrivore
- Habitat: Coasts
Mutations: Swim Bladder, Tail
Aclaronomenus is the principal sight in open waters. Its internal swim bladder provides it buoyancy, while its finned tail allows it to propel itself regardless of where the currents flow. Its swimming lifestyle allows it to capitalize on free-floating microorganisms, away from the bustling seafloor.
Stats:
- 1*3 = 3 Stealth
- 2 Speed
- 1 Strength
Preys On: Chlorogyra filamentosa
Predated By: N/A
Mutation History
- Swim Bladder
- Tail (+1 Speed)
@TeaKing - Chemorecepta serpentis - LC
- Tiny Detrivore
- Habitat: Coasts
Mutations: Elongation, Chemoreception
Chemorecepta’s long, thin body makes it unmistakable among its peers. Its head ends with a chemoreceptive nerve cluster that serves it just as well as the auricles of a flatworm. Chemorecepta gracefully twists and curls on sand and among rocks, tracking down the signature of edible matter.
Stats:
- 1*3 = 3 Stealth
- 2 Speed
- 1 Strength
Preys On: Chlorogyra filamentosa
Predated By: N/A
Mutation History
- Elongation (+1 Speed)
- Chemoreception
NPC - Chlorogyra filamentosa - LC
- Tiny Producer
- Habitat: Coasts, Rivers
Chlorogyra grows in fresh and salt water with plenty of sunlight. Its box-shaped cells line up in long filaments, their chloroplasts forming distinctive spirals. While colonies can survive anywhere in the water column, they form clusters at the surface and floor when undisturbed. In still waters, Chlorogyra can form a green carpet over rock and silt alike.
Habitats
Coasts: Warm, saline waters surrounding the supercontinent. The floor lies as deep as 150 meters beneath the surface.
- Flora: Chlorogyra
- Fauna: Fulgurmortis, Legendicus, Sequentioscriptus, Aclaronomenus, Chemorecepta
Rivers: A network of waterways found all over the supercontinent, but especially the West and South.
- Flora: Chlorogyra
Badlands: A muddy, rainswept land spanning much of the supercontinent.
Great Mountains: A jagged wall of mountains at the heart of the supercontinent.
Eastern Desert: A vast rain shadow desert on the eastern half of the supercontinent.