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Scrump don't even care and grows a fin to go live in the water.

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>>48396710
As a simple defense from the predatory Elget, some Dimos develop a rather foul, bitter taste. Sometimes an elget will retch from the flavor. Dimos take this opportunity to escape their clutches.

These always remind of the flanimals.

>>48397033

I love this. Best edit I have ever seen.

>>48397214
Just figured I should still have an image with a non-visual change.

Come to think of it, this may end up in my reaction folder.

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>>48396710
Elget gets dextrous toes to grip prey.

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>>48396710
other scrumps grow a slightly expanded shell, providing tougher defense over more of themselves

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Scrump grew a mouth in order to eat food.

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>>48397523
Elget grows a pair of horns for hunting prey.

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>>48396710
Am I allowed to give Dimos warning coloration, to discorage predators?

>>48399264
If it's something small and has some sort of practical purpose, go for it.

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Some scrump remain sedentary with their shells, and grow spikes on the outside to rebuke predators, allowing them to grow fatter.

Others flee, reducing their body and shell weight (and strength).

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Dimos now has a forked tongue allowing it to more easily swish the sand and probe for bugs.

Also, it now does the snake tongue waggle to 'taste' nearby predators

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Some Scrump learn to detach itself into two to escape predators and/or propagate the species

>>48399959
We talked about this. Not only is that place a cesspit, but this is a game, and it belongs on the games board.

>quest
no one's telling a story

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>>48397033
Evolutionary forces favor icky-tasting dimos with slight grooves in their "back" of the body, allowing them to make tiny rattling sounds attracting bugs as they scour the sand.

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>>48399735
The Swift Scrump becomes more hydrodynamic and develops some counter shading to help camouflage it in water. They are definitely bilateral now.
They can venture farther and deeper into water than before.

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>>48400129
This branch of the dimo species is so succesful that successive generations have longer and longer "tails" to rattle with by dragging across the sand.

>>48400179
I can see where this is going. Get you magical realm bullshit outta here.

>>48400185
Please tell me where this is going you piece of shit. Why the fuck do you want to bring magical realm into this?

>>48400190
/tg/ has been overtaking by hypersensitive prudes who sometimes type "TG"

>>48400185
trying to shill your own version by defaming others?
manchild/10

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Some bloodlines of Swift Scrump develop a ridge of electroreceptors along their sides.

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>>48400179
This branch of the dimo species has been rendered accurately in 3D.

>>48400249
>>48400185
fucking seeing sex everywhere. Jack off and calm down will you

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The dimo species has evolved a furry tail.

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This branch of the dimo species will make America great again.

>>48400267
/thread dead

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>>48400179
The Sand Dimos specializes in consuming sand and dirt for microorganisms and nutrients. Like a nudibranch or earthworm they leave a long trail behind them as they eat.
The tongue becomes more specialized as a sensing organ.

>>48400267
>>48400297
Here's your (You)

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>>48396710
The warning colour dimos goes extinct. Let the other subspecies catch up a bit now.

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>>48400301
The black sand dimos scares off predators with its black and yellow colouration.

Also has a larger tail which they show off in mating season.

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>>48396710
In a freak event of nature, the dimos and scrump have been found to cross-breed, creating a new, but possibly short-lived species.

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>>48400847
The elget develops spikes at the end of its tail, and a scrump subspecies is supposedly gone extinct after meeting an evolutionary dead end, unable to compete with its brethren.

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>>48400915
The sand dimos, in a bid to compete against it's elget enemies for resources, develops extremely flexible long legs that can wrap around wheels and axles, along with a 12 cylinder diesel engine, 130mm hardened steel plate armor, 3 chain guns of different calibers for different sized game, a spas-12 shotgun, a pivot-mounted pulse lmg, a laser eye, and a fire-and-forget abrams missile system.

The humble sand dimos has a high five with Jesus, before settling back into it's behavior of roaming the desert, looking for prey.

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>>48400915
The elgets, losing the evolutionary battle with dimos for now, develop specialized crushing teeth to break the shells of armored scrumps.

>>48401016

This is all really great, but why are we letting things go extict? Let's just let them all live.

>>48401081
Those are the rule of nature.
Out here only the strong survive.

>>48401081
It's common to let species with little interest in them be killed off in evo quests

>>48401122

I'm not a fan of this rule, I think it limits the creative potential. The point of these games is to build a world, not mimic nature fully.

>>48401088
Raiden pls

>>48401143
not a rule really. I think it's a decent little mechanic though, makes it feel more like evolution and less like socialism.

>>48401166
>Less like socialism

What do you mean by this?

>>48401166
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CarFx87nAU0

>>48396710
OP, just wanted to say that I was in your first thread and even made one of the first knockoff Evo games, so thanks for all the fun you've been responsible for over the years.

>>48399959
Why don't you use your mod powers to delete this thread?

>>48401475

You have no idea what this means to me. We're you in the original cave game? With the billu and cryd? I miss those guys.

>>48401122
That's actually a pretty new rule that only some GM's use, and they're done with specific cutoff events. Since Aether is the OP, this is probably for him to decide.

Also, the charts are missing one colorful dimos. >>48399878

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It baffles me that everyone forgets about plantar life in these games

And no one tries to develop diseases

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>>48401585
Yup. I also remember the horror of the moon monsters.
https://1d4chan.org/wiki/Evolution_Games

Yours are still archived on warosu, but the suptg archive for mine is deleted

>>48401475
Deus vs Machina? Ecologyfag? Bandwagon?

>>48401680

When the suptg got deleted, I lost a lot of hope. I cannot believe they're archived on warsu! So exciting.

Sorry to hear about your games. Did you go by a trip? What were they?

>>48401659

I love my plant life, but diseases get too messy. I find when you focus on the micro, people lose Interest way before things get interesting.

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>>48400847

The curious hybrid learns to anchor it's spiked shell in riverbed sediment, whilst filtering for nutrients with it's long tongue.

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>>48399233
Might drawfag some of these, no color though

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The Elget develops webbed feet to swim out and hunt scrumps. Its horns recede as it no long needs them.

>>48401706
Bandwagon.

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>>48401016
Some Elget develop long grasping claws to hold onto prey

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>>48402964
Anchored Scrump develop tentacles on their spikes to allow them to move where food is, and fend off attackers.

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>>48400179
Some of the more basic Dimos begin to prey on their Sand Dimos brethren. How do they go about this?

A larger, more powerful tongue is used to taste the sand. Capable of tasting whether the sand has recently been filtered by a Sand Dimos, they follow the trails led by their Sand Dimos cousins. Once they have tracked them down, they use this powerful muscle to invade the orifices of their cousin (thus evading the awful taste) and use it to scope out their innards for consumption. Once all of the tasty organs have been carved out by the muscular tongue, this breed of Dimos moves on to find more prey.

This predatory subspecies, that preys exclusively on Sand Dimos, is known as the Defilos.

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>>48400240
In order to help compete in a highly populated feeding zone, some Scrumps develop long envenomed spines for stabbing underneath other scrumps' shells and into the feet of Swimming Elget

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>>48403200
Due to increased competition near the surface, Swimming Elget adapt camouflage and grow finned tails and larger lungs to be more efficient predators in the depths.
The Sea Scrump population dwindles.

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>>48400240
The Sea Scrump's maw becomes somewhat larger and more protected, to consume larger quantities of nutrients on the ocean's currents.

>>48403347
Swimming Elget grow an even larger tail fin and become even more well camouflaged, to hunt the new species of Scrump. Swimming Elget no longer hunt near the shore, the population of Base Elget dwindles.

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>>48403431
Forgot pic

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>>48403445
Some Defilos evolve sharp cracking teeth to break the shells of Anchored Scrump and Elget eggs, the population of Base Elget is now dangerously low.

>>48403502
Elgets changes seem to be much more drastic than the other two; maybe tone it down a bit?

Predators usually adapt much more slowly than prey.

>>48403564
I didn't think it was too drastic, but I am holding off for now, next is an evolved Black Sand Dimos, with a long neck so it can bury itself deeper and avoid Defilos.

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>>48403590
The Dimos in question

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>>48401016
On the island, the land-based elgets turn to tusks rather than horns. They use these to tear open the foul-tasting flesh of all breeds of Dimos to access the tasty meat inside, to better pierce the shells of the Scrumps and also to chase off any sea-based Elgets that think of trying to get in on the action on their beaches.

Life is good for the Tusked Elget.

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>>48403611
>>48403671
Defilos flesh goes from just tasting bad to being actually poisonous, along with this deterrent, they develop powerful digging appendages to both hunt down Long Necked Dimos as well as escape from Tusked Elget.
The Tusked Elget population is booming due to their new developments, they now lay their eggs further inland as well.

>>48403777
Things aren't looking good for the Anchored Scrump, will evolution step in and save it? Or will it go the way of the flamboyant Dimos?

>>48403911
Stay tuned for the next episode of "the Evolution game " on HBO

>>48403962
I really can't think of a way to save the Anchored Scrump, poor thing, it wasn't a bad idea. Too bad it couldn't keep up with Defilos and Elget. R.I.P. Anchored Scrump.

>>48404012
Evolution doesn't have emotion, see the dodo ,it got extinct because it can't fly

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>>48403777
The Gulper Scrump grows an even larger shell, though this slows it down, it makes it a tougher target for the Swimmer Elget. The Anchored Scrump is now extinct, the Spiked Scrump population is dwindling, and the Swimmer Elget population is shrinking as well.

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>>48404110
The Spiked Scrump develops a larger fin to outswim Swimming Elget. The Swimming Elget population further declines.

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>>48404495
To pull itself onto land, the Defilos develops stronger appendages. This allows it to scavenge on the kills of Tusked Elget, as well as predate on their eggs and young at night. Because they are now largely nocturnal, the coloration of the Defilos is far more dull and dark.

At this point, you're just playing with yourself.

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The spiked scrump's spike moves down to the end of its tail, to give it more flexibility to stab foes. While the gulper scrump's armor covers most of its electric pads, the spiked scrump develops more, and they continue to strengthen.

>>48404673
I'm sorry other people are enjoying [THING], anon. It must be rough for you.

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>>48404761
Interbreeding between the different subspecies of Elget leads to the Swift Elget, a superior breed. The Swift Elget possesses the toe webbing and tail fin of the Swimming Elget, and the tusks and body type of the Tusked Elget. This Elget proves to be a superior hunter on land, as well as a better hunter of the Gulper Scrump on at sea. Its strong, webbed feet, and thick, straight tusks make it a better digger than the previous breeds of Elget, allowing to to bury its eggs deeper, and dig up the buried long-neck Dimos.

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>>48404979
Swimming Elget with shorter, stronger legs are favored now because of the need to move farther out to sea for hunting.

These Elget travel very poorly on land and in shallows, but can outswim everything else in the ecosystem easily.

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>>48404979
>>48405077
The Long-Necked Dimos develops poisonous barbs along its body and neck to deter Defilos and Elget. These barbs deploy and bury themselves in whatever is in contact with them when the Dimos is attacked.

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>>48404761
>>48404979
>>48405251
Defilos generation 4 has been missing for a while

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>>48405418
Defilos develop poisonous glands around their mouths to poison their prey. Defilos will bury themselves underground upside down to use their tongues and teeth to ambush and poison Elget, and also dig down and use their poison to kill Long-Necked Dimos before their own poison burs can react.

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>>48405828
The Gulper Scrump's gills develop into a jet reminiscent of many cephalopods, allowing it to outpace its Spined Scrump cousins, as well as some Swimming Elget. Gulper Scrump begin to grow larger as a result of this development.

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>>48406905
In this vein, the Spined Scrump's shell recedes to show more of their defensive electric pads, and give it more maneuverability, something which the Gulper Scrump does not have.

Any bio majors in the house? A question that's always eluded me is: which evolutionary pressures result most in bigger size? abundance of food?

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>>48405077
they get small hands behind their feet

>>48410900
For what purpose?

>>48411294
grabby

>>48411312
Grabbing onto Scrump?

>>48409254
Not a bio mayor, but probably
>abundance of food
if predator
>No competition from smaller and more intelligents predators (Entelodon never had a chance)
if prey
>Predators that won't go for the bigger ones

>Stable enviroment (Be it the end or the start of an "era", like the ice age)
>Competition for food (Bears and girafees)

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Due to increased predation from the defilos near the surface, the dimos' digging fins grow and strengthen, and small bumps along the inner edges for feeding extend into small bony thorns for more efficiently tearing through dirt.

>>48396800
>Scrump don't even care and grows a fin to go live in the water.
Can't stump the scrump

bump for scrump

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>>48416620
Spined Scrumps with shells closer to their tails are favored, allowing them to shatter gulper scrumps' shells and bully them away from abundant food sources.

(This is a divergent mutation from the Spine-Tail Scrump, parallel to small shell scrump)

But evolution is ungodly, OP. What will conservatives think?

All creatures should be materialized into existence as if by magic, and should have set advantages and disadvantages that never change. Sure, that wouldn't be very fun, but it's inherently less immoral.

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>>48419792
>>48414243
>>48410900
In response to increased predation from the Mace-Tailed Scrump and Swimming Elget, larger Gulper Scrump are favored. The increased size of these Scrump, combined with the extension of their shell over the rest of their tail makes them much harder to prey upon for the Mace-Tailed Scrump, and Swimmer Elget. However, this makes the Giant Scrump very unwieldy.
>>48421207
But this is a game, not a quest.

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>>48421242
Spined Scrump lose their shell in place of a tough segment of skin, heavily covered in electric pads. This is mostly to increase their speed in order to avoid Swimming Elget and Mace-Tailed Scrump.

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>>48410900
The swimming Elget's spontaneous back hands develop their own webbing to aid in swimming while retaining their grabby nature

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>>48421591
Pale Elget is a descendant of the Swift Elget has a colour scheme more suited for plains where there is less competition. It loses its webbing due to not swimming as much, which allows the creature to explore hills and rockier terrain without fear of tearing its webs.

>>48421242
What's the conditions for a creature going extinct? No-one editing it for a long time?

>>48423853
Pretty much, mostly because that allows it to fall behind it's predators and competition

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>>48421591
>>48422335
>>48423720
Diverging alongside the Pale Elget is the Crested Elget, an Elget more adapted for life in the forest. The Crested Elget's flamboyant tail and head fins are retractable, and its toes more well suited to grasping trees. The Crested Elget is also an omnivore, like the original Elget, and its flatter tusks help it pierce tree trunks to get at their sap, and dig up roots.

>>48424264
Fair enough. Just looking through the thread it looked like some of them had been dropped quickly.
I thought there might be a rule for X generations behind they get dropped.

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>>48424700
The Spined Scrump's electrical nerves stretch out to make tendrils for added defence.

Apologies fro shitty electricity.

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>>48424900

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>>48424700
The Delget is a divergent species of the Pale Elget. Adapting to the to the grassy plains bordering the forests of the Crested Elget, the Delget is a herbivore that feeds on grass and other vegitation, using its short and broad tusks. It is heavier and larger than it's relatives, adapted to a more sedentiary life were size is used to attract mates.

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>>48424700
>>48424900
>>48425118
Some Defilos adapt better to life further inland, dragging themselves onto land with powerful, broad, clawed appendages. These Defilos bury themselves just under the surface in forests and plains to ambush hunt Crested Elget and Delget, they will also occasionally climb trees to predate these species.

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>>48425205

As the pale elget branches out and explores new territory, a new breed has adapted to rockier and more arid climates. It's skin turns into a mixture of brown/red to blend in with its new environment and it gains a pair of spikes at the end of its tail to better fight off sneaky rivals who might wish to jump out from a crevice or rocky outcropping.

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>>48425205
>>48425412
Because of decreased predation from Elget and Defilos, the Long-Necked Dimos population grows larger and fatter. The population of Long-Necked Dimos grows along with their size leads to a decrease in the amount of food available in the tidal zone. Species that do not feed on Dimos, such as the Scrump and Swimming Elget are forced further out to sea, some Defilos return to the tidal zone due to easier hunting.

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>>48425441
This encourages some Defilos to return to the tidal zone, where they develop larger tongues to accommodate the larger, tougher Dimos.

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>>48425441
The Mace-Tailed Scrumps tail becomes more elaborate coming to resemble a head. This is both to ward of predators and show off to potential mates but makes the False-Head Scrump slightly more cumbersome.

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>>48425763
Other mace tailed scrump take a more direct and violent approach. The added weight and more dangerous positioning of its new spikes require the scrump to compensate with more maneuverability from additional fins.

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>>48425441

Select breeding between the arid breed of pale elget and the delget has resulted in a new creature known as the delgor. The delgor maintains a likeness to both its parent breeds.

It is slightly smaller than the delget, but much more powerfully built. The tusks have grown much larger so that the delgor can just as easily kill its prey as it can turn over small logs and dig for grubs. The neck has grown longer and stronger to support the increased weight to the head. The horns on the tail have gotten smaller, but thicker and heavier. The delgor's legs, while not as big as the delgets, are much more defined in its musculature. The delgor is a powerful jumper and runner, favoring the predatory habits and diet of its pale elget ancestors.

The delgor's coloration has adapted so that the delgor can hunt both on the plains of the delget and arid canyons of the pale elget.

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>>48425713
>>48425883
As the Delget continues to increase in size because of predation from the Defilos and some upstart Delgors, Its feet becomes more massive and stubby to carry its weight. Its jaws becomes more pronounced as it becomes more adapted to feeding on the vegitation.

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>>48425713
The Crested Elget adapts more to it's tree based lifestyle, with longer fingers and a rudimentary third digit. It's tusks disappear as it mainly eats fruit, and its tail is longer to aid balance.
Due to a lack of predators in the tree tops the Canopy Elget can focus on mating becoming more colourful.

>>48426084
Can this elget maintain its rule over the canopy alone with no competition?

>>48426128
>Implying that the murder clams weren't already in the tress

>>48426221
I hope defilos eventually becomes just arms.

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The Swimming Elget's hands becomes larger and stronger allowing even more grabby, speed, and maneuverability.

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>>48425974

As prey on the plains continues to increase in size and number, so too does the delgor. Abandoning the paltry offerings of the arid canyons and rocky places, the delgor begins to specialize entirely on hunting within the grasslands of the world. It grows larger and stronger, to better compete with its primary food source: the delget.

The delgor's skin coloration begins to take on an appearance not entirely different from the delget's. This serves the delgor as both camouflage and as a potential way to fool the delget into thinking the delgor is one of them.

The delgor has also sprouted a pair of small, powerful arms designed to help grip its prey at close range.

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>>48426268
>>48426084
>>48425974
Some Defilos become more adapted to life in the forest, developing mucus-producing glands to trap Canopy Elget.
Others become adapted to living in the plains and deserts, using their barbed tongues and camouflaged bodies to ambush both Delget and Delgor.

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>>48426438
>>48426391
The Sand Defilos become more adapted to hunting on the open areas on land, and develop even more powerful, clawed graspers to hold down and kill Delgor and Delget. Some Defilos grow so large that they merely bury themselves, mouth up and grab prey as it passes by.

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>>48426623

In order to better defend itself against the sand defilos, a new breed of delgor has emerged.

The Spitting Delgor, as it is known, has developed longer arms with pincer-like claws and stronger feet equipped with massive claws. In addition, the horns on its tail have also grown to a much longer length as have its tusks. The addition of longer, more powerful claws, horns, and tusks, has come about so that the spitting delgor may better fight off an ambushing sand defilos and potentially damage the beast internally if it is swallowed alive.

The most notable thing about the spitting delgor, however, is the venomous gizzard-like mane that grows from its neck. This poisonous appendage serves the spitting delgor by creating a hot acidic substance that may prove fatal to both prey and predator alike. If attacked, the spitting delgor will blast short bursts of the hot acid at its foe in rapid succession.

>>48427042
That's 6 changes dude; it's supposed to be 1-at-a-time

>>48427379
he's trying his best to keep up with defilos

>>48427401
Six still seems like a lot, especially for an active predator like the Delgor.

>>48427452
its op as shit but, what i mean is that other critters are being ignored

>>48427467
Growing a shell or becoming faster or having longer claws are all things that could happen individually to combat the Defilos.

>>48427481
Fuckin Defilos is a giant sandtrap, this guys comes in with his mega delgor and scrump is still just a worm in the ocean.

I think we need to slow down

>>48427505
Only the oldest Defilos are sarlacc pits, but I agree. We should disregard the Mega Delgor and focus on the oceanic and arboreal species.

>>48413786
>>48409254
Bio Major here
That can work, but it is also due to a lack of predation.

bump

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In order to travel and hunt for food the giant scamp grows a larger fin.

>>48400847
This is NOT how biology or evolution work. Read a fucking book.

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>>48429729
The Mace-tailed Scrump form becomes condensed so that its toxic spines become more useful as a defense. They are not as fast but they excel as turning and striking predators with their spines.
They are omnivorous and feed on whatever is around. Their colorful fins warn of it deadly toxins so they don't have to waste as much energy creating toxins.
This family of scrumps become scrushes.

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>>48427042

Toned down the delgor due to (deserved) negative feedback. Instead of the plethora of OP changes, the delgor has simply developed stronger legs/feet (with prominent claws) better suited for running and hunting.

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>>48429729

the spined scrump develops a large underfin (of sorts) to help it better navigate and turn

>>48430658
>horse
>donkey
>sterile mule
Kill yourself idiot

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>>48429729
>>48431188

The spined scrump begins to grow an extra pair of electrically-charged tendrils from the sides of its head to better fend off predators who approach from the flank or from below.

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>>48429729
False Head Scrump gains the ability to move the pincers at it's back. This adds to the illusion of the head and gives it some minor offensive capacity. Its' main function however, is allowing the Scrump to clamp onto things. The False Head is now able to hold it's position in turbulent tides (aiding mating and feeding) and to pose as seaweed should the need arise.

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>>48429729
The Giant Scrump becomes the fully armoured Klump. Nigh unkillable and nigh immobile.

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>>48429729
>>48430870
>>48431056
>>48431188
>>48431326

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>>48431329
>>48431379
>>48431381

wish OP was here....

>>48431399
I don't

>>48431408

why's that?

>>48431399
OP hasn't been here for a while I don't think. Some other anon's been doing the compiling.

>>48431413
I live evo games but a lot of the OPs are
control-freak faggots who abuse canon power. So often that people are contributing and OP kills species or ignores it because "muh world". I've had a lot of salty experiences

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>>48431431

then who is the one determining how the species react to each other in the wild and stuff? (like dwindling populations and whatnot)

if not OP, then who?

>>48431432

ahh, that makes sense.

>>48425974

as the delget gets larger, its small tail begins to grow in size in order to better keep balance as well as defend itself from potential rivals/predators

>>48431379
Watched tremors I see?

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>>48431399
Here's a cleaner version of the generations.
Elgets and Defilos are getting a bit ahead of the pack.

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>>48431542
>>48431464
I don't mind cleaning up the image but a less incompetent anon is gonna have to add things. Sorry.

>>48431591

OP here. You guys are doing amazingly! Sorry, I work a lot on the weekends.

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>>48430870
Could you not make 6 goddamn mutations all at once?

that looks nothing like anything on the rest of the chart, there is no precedent for those changes, and this type of leap totally makes this into a circlejerk arms race instead of an organic growth of creatures.

Move to strike this abomination from the record.

>it's a "my animal needs to win" game
Come on guys, get your act together. One evolution at a time.

We used to have a rule that you couldn't evolve a creature until at least two other creatures had been evolved specifically to keep this bullshit from happening.

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>>48433021
Not the guy who posted that thing, but I'd like to offer this as a replacement for it. It keeps the theme of contraction but the visual is more consistent.

>>48433084
>>48433021

Seeing how this game was designed to be a world building game and creative exercise, I'll allow it. I don't like strict rules. The only thing I care about is that we build a fun ecosystem.

I do agree that creature favoritism can ruin a game. But so does rules lawyering.

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>>48433944
This demon fish barely has anything to do with its predecessor.

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Demon fish changed due to popular demand. After all spitting delget was removed for less drastic changes.

Also Coloured Dimos made it to the 3rd generation so the chart has been changed to reflect this. Well done Coloured Dimos.

>>48437145

Why do you hate fun?

>>48438013
I'm not that anon but at this point the tone of the thread's been set.

This was discarded for less extreme changes. >>48427042 It's consistency and to an extent popular opinion.

The demon fish was a really nice picture though. It can easily be used again in a few generations.

Also thanks for making this thread OP :D. I miss these threads.

>>48438292

Well I really appreciate you guys doing this. If you find Yourself on voat, please check out /evol/. I'm desperately trying to make a setting this way.

dude what the flying fuck
I did this exact fucking thing with plasticine when I was a kid, colors for different species, hid little food balls or crude mushrooms/plants and gave them a round to find as many as possible then turned the extra food mass into evolutionary adaptations

spent fucking hours doing this, had some real good times for the loner kid that I was

don't have anything to add, really, just nostalgia'd real fucking hard, didn't realize this was an idea other people had had too

carry on and godspeed

>>48439396

That's really awesome! Got any old stuff saved?

>>48439450
We're talking pre-internet here friend, or at least long before my household had it. Never took pictures either, I was like 7-10. Plasticine's long since been thrown out, too.

God I feel the age creeping up on me.

It was pretty much exactly like this thread, though. Start with your basic simple shape and add more pointy bits or legs or tentacles. Tiny balls of squishy stuff does kind limit your options though.

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>>48437820
Getting the show back on the road, The canopy Elget evolves skinflaps on its' legs to glide to other trees to escape the tree Defilos.

>>48439515
I used to make creatures out of blue tac as it held better and plastacine tends to collapse under its own weight quicker.

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>>48438485
I'm definitely gonna check out those sites. As a bio-major this shit is lit.
Due to the decreased predatory pressure from other scrumbs but increased predation from swimming elgets the false-headed scrumb favors a more stealthy route to better mimic seaweeds. As such, it's false head also gets grows small extra spines to help support it's grip.

Given the increased variety of sealife the Amphibious Defilos loses its claws and becomes fully aquatic to take advantage of the prey that exists further out to sea.

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Posted without an image like an idiot>>48440347

>Given the increased variety of sealife the Amphibious Defilos loses its claws and becomes fully aquatic to take advantage of the prey that exists further out to sea.

>>48440043

That would be amazing! It's going really slow over there. The format is not ideal, but I just like voat a lot.

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>>48440365
No longer having he body length to swing its maced tail the mace scrump now must body slam its enemies. Due to this tendency and the new threat of the aquatic defilos this scrump tail end becomes duller and harder allowing it to more consistently and quickly body its competition and predators without exposing the defilos's toxins into the surrounding waters.

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>>48440592
Not being an image board reduces the easy overview of evolutions lines by a bit. However, not being pushed off the board due to low activity is a bonus.

Due to increased sealife variety and size, the Long-Necked Dimos's reign falls to a close, as their large size makes them ample prey to the aquatic Defilos. The introduction of an additional predator species reduces their overall size and numbers, favorizing those with more potent poisons and better ways to spread that poison instead of larger body mass.

If the Sand Defilos is a super apex predator the size of a sarlacc pit with nothing it needs to fear, wouldn't it stop producing poison which makes it inedible? It's grown to such a massive size and nothing ever eats it, so isn't its toxins an evolutionary dead end now?

>>48441103
remember to put that in the next gen

>>48440939
>Not being an image board reduces the easy overview of evolutions lines by a bit. However, not being pushed off the board due to low activity is a bonus.

It works quite well, actually. I inspired the creation of /evogames/ on Reddit. It's downfall was too many games running at once. Everyone just dabbled in each game and no one really committed to any of them. They all died. I'm trying to correct it by only running one game at a time.

>>48441103
Too be fair, as it somehow increased to sarlacc pit size it would have lost its poison under way, having an actual size scale for the creatures would be nice, since alot of features of life forms is dependant on their size. Producing toxins is generally outfavored for more muscle power in larger animals.

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All our contestants have succesfully made it to round 11. Give them all a big hand! Not literally. That's not how evolution works.

I gave the dimos a venom symbol to distinguish its poisoning method from the defilos.

>>48441179
>>48441103
I thought about tagging them with a C and H for carnivore and herbivore , but I lost track of what's what exactly.

A similar thing could be done for size. But I wouldn't know what to use as units would get very clunky. We'd have to come up with symbols.

Since OP is around and has experience, how do you handle this?

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>>48422335
Diverging from the Stage 11 Swimming Eglet, a new breed springs forth.

Gradually, dexterous limbs atrophy and cease to exist and the large pockets of fat and muscle are stream-lined to give this breed a long and sinuous form. What's left is a serpentine, sea-dwelling elget that hunts its prey through coiling around them and exerting massive pressure, squeezing out any life and eventually swallowing them whole.

>>48441331
Might as well go all out and add omnivore and detrivore, 'cause why not?
I don't think we need specific sizes, comparative sizes (IE: Microscopic, tiny, small etc.) especially compared when comparing to other animals in the same game as we have here, where it seems like Defilos-subspecies range in size from maybe a few centimeters in length to sarlacc pit.

It depends on how fast and loose we want to be, introducing all this techincal nonsense is kinda against the spirit of the game.

>>48441491
Holy Shit

>>48441492
Carnivore and herbivore might be better phrased as predator and prey. As that's more relevant to what we're doing.

I think the Elget-subspecies vary quite a bit in size as well.

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>>48439530
A canopy Elget mutates two smaller, stumpier tails to each side of the main which help with balancing in the trees

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>>48441207
>>48441491
>>48441818

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>>48441676
I was also thinking ahead for possible future games, though that might have been silly of me.

To more effectively use it's hammer, the Hammer Scrump evolves two simplistic eyes on lateral side (more just eye spots really). As well, the electroreceptors start to diminish.

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>>48431326

The Spined Scrump's two separate fins have merged into a single, powerful one. The Spined Scrump has become a very deft swimmer.

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>>48442136
The swimming Elgets tail fin devolves into two proper flukes complementing its preferred vertical paddling

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>>48442136
>>48442274
>>48442374
>>48442443

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>>48442607
The Klumps coloration alters and darkens to better blend in as a stone on the ocean floor

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>>48442607
A subspecies of Aquatic Defilos emerges!
Due to shells falling out style a smaller ectoparasitic version of aquatic defilos starts to attach to the fleshy meat of aquatic elgets and soft scrump species, using the innate poison of defilos less as a defensive point instead using it to burn through the exterior of whatever host it has attached itself to.

Essentially imagine a mushier lamprey with less teeth and more acid spit.

>>48443060
this seems more appropriate of the main line than a subspecies

>>48443162
Let it be so, then.

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>>48442607
>>48442931
>>48443060

Might need to start a whole new graph once everything reaches gen 14.

Should we start voting for certain creatures to die out? Tree defilos have been in the same spot for a long time now while pretty much everything else has moved up another generation.

>>48443447
A vote would be reasonable for dated creatures but, I think we should hold off on that until a few more creatures hit gen 14

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>>48443447
>>48441103

With its increased, the massive sand defilo no longer produces toxins that make it inedible. However, it's skin color has taken a more subdued tone so that it can better camouflage as it lies in wait for unsuspecting prey.

>>48443643

>increased size*

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>>48443447
>>48443643

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>>48441491
>>48443820

the constrictor elget's body increases in length and size, allowing it to hunt and kill even larger prey/rivals

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>>48443820
one serious and two jokes.

The Fisher Scrump uses a colony of bioluminsecnt bacteria to attract all manner of creatures both microscopic and large to its mouth. Once enough biomass enters its maw, a meal is had. At the moment there is no major biological difference between the fisher and non, other than behavior and being slightly more sluggish.

Life is like a game of evolution, you never know what your going to get.

Cant stump the scrump.

#meme

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The scrump has had difficulty sustaining its electric shocks due to how little it is able to eat. Since they already eat small aquatic life, some grow larger mouths with which to filter water as they glide around with their wide fins.

>>48444067
you may want to bring the serious one up to speed further along the cart you fucking memer

>>48444067
>>48444149
More seriously however a species splitting off and becoming something new, based on precedent, requires a fundamental change.
Like the swimming elget or the defilos.
The fishing thing is only a benefit seeing as the klump has no well described way to feed.

Also the fisher is fucking 4-5 generations behind.

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>>48431464

as the delget continues to increase in size from its herbivorous diet, the remnants of its disappear from the the sides of its face

the stubby-toed delget instead develops a bony protrusion from the tip of its thick, powerful tail in order to better defend itself from predators such as the delgor or sand defilos.

>>48444293

>remnants of its tusks*

>>48444255

agreed, the fishing method is better suited to the klump

>>48444323
For future reference
Subspecies is different
Next Gen is better

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>>48443946
>>48444067
>>48444141
>>48444255
>>48444293

Haven't included the Fisher Scrump yet because it seems like the jury is still out on that one.

>>48444255
I'd say if something has changed little over time, that should mean that it has been fairly successful where it is. Like horseshoe crabs, or the coelacanth.

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The Tree Defilos develops a longer tail to better maneuver among the branches and leaves. It's coloration changes slightly but remains consistent with previous generations.

>>48444458
True in reality, however things that don't change here just die by rule of god.

>>48444573

Well, we could vote on evolutionary "successes" and decide that those creatures no longer need people to evolve them or w/e.

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>>48444457
I put the bio luminescence in the modern Klumps mouth so that It may grow fat on decadence and luxury.

>>48444685
Maybe tommorow or when like five things are gen 14 we can vote on what gets put as first generation on the new graph

>>48425205
I really would not have pegged the Dimos to have spawned a completely bastardish species like this.

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How does everyone feel about this?

>>48445389
Im not done hold on

>>48445389
>>48445418
I doubt that people want to let things be extinct besides that rules of nature that set precedent so we're probably pick up from here if we do anything more.

But give me a moment

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>>48445389
>>48445465
The Hammer scrumps fins become larger and more flexible allowing it to reach higher speeds at which to body slam into its targets.

This new breed of scrump shall be called
The Bullet Scrump

>>48444573
I've only seen extinctions be as results of events, or cutting off at the end of a thread.
Since Aether is the OP, deciding on stuff like this is really up to him.
For those who don't know, he is the creator of /tg/'s first ever evogame.

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>>48445730

Think we're good now?

>>48445950
thats not what I intended to happen

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Since this guy is still blind, he grew some retractable antennae, to sense what's going on.

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>>48445950
>>48445968
The Final graph

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>>48446133
A New Age Dawns

>>48446149
What's the V on the dimos for?

>>48446273
venom

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Like hell you're dying on me.

>>48447185
it is night.
we rest now

>>48447459

It's day here. Also this thread went to page 10 a couple of times yesterday. It's a good thing I don't have a job.

>>48447962
If you want anything to happen you have all the pieces in this thread.
I'm going to bed

Bumpa

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>>48446149
To increase defense some Dimos gain the ability to eject venom.

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>>48446149
Gave the Klump a small sensitive protrusion to detect changes in the water around it.

bumpe

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>>48446149
Due to it's new way of hunting, the Bullet Scrump evolves actual eyes and it's electroreceptors disappears.

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>>48446087
>>48446149
The False-Headed Scrump's shell grows a larger, but hollow, pocket that allows it to retract when sensing danger.

I love you guys. Thread archived.

Due to nearly no form of land-base competition, the canopy elgets evolve longer gripping toes and trunk mouths for better climbing and foraging to replace hunting.

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>>48450935
forgot pic

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>>48446149
>>48450823

Some Scrump take a different approach growing a thin fin on both sides to give a flatter more seaweed like appearance.
While improving the disguise it inhibits movement. The Seaweed Scrump mainly travels by releasing the rock it's gripping and letting the current carry it.

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The current standing.

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>>48443946
The contrictor Elget evolves the ability to extrude slime, using this as both a defense for quick escape and to limit the movement of slippery prey.

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>>48451258
>>48431056

The delgor develops longer, more powerful arms. Due to the delgor's arms and claws, it no longer has need of its tusks or tail spikes for hunting or to defend itself and so gradually loses them.

Don't even recognize the subspecies I had here a couple of days a go.

Bretty guud

>>48451666
What was it out of curiosity?

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the stubby-toed delget is no longer known for its stubby toes. as its natural predators have increased in size, strength, and brutal efficiency, the stubby-toed delget has had to develop further defensive capabilities.

what started at its tail has now worked its way up the spine and skull. several bony protrusions now line the delget's hide as it is now known as the "razorback delget."

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>>48443060
Due too it's new lifestyle, the parasitic aquatic defilos revert back to it's old colours. Also, to better stick to fast moving hosts such as the Contrictor Elget, the outside teeth of the PAD has grown small hooks.

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>>48444711
fisher scrump here. Seems legit. have a hedonism klump.

>>48451689
Dimos stuff, longer tails and grooves, also did cross with scrump but some anon went full autist

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Here are some suggestions for possible icons describing the species' diet.

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>>48451538

While the delgor is primarily a hunter of the hills and plains, competition has driven some select delgors to the forest's edge. This new breed of delgor has a hide more adapted to forest hunting.

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>>48451457
>>48451538
>>48451778
>>48451903
>>48452196

Current line-up.

>>48452129

I'm totally using this for another game.

>>48452129
I know its a bit esoteric, and feel free to argue it against what you already have made, but:

solar intake
-such as photosynthesis
chemical intake
-such as thermal vents

I would argue that a creature feeding off thermal vents may actually be a detritivore, as its usually eating minerals and clumps of roasted alge/ bacteria, but with it being specialized, i put it there despite not having a strong support of it.

Bump

>>48452280
The Tree Deflios develops small membranes between their bodies and wings to control their descent to the forest floor, allowing them to drop down onto Forest Delgor and anything else on the ground. These Defilos also feed on other animals' leftovers.

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>>48453902
Forgot pic like a dumbass

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>>48452421
Made two more icons. The styles might not match the others, though.

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>>48453925
Klump develop large, powerful tentacles that protrude from their shells to sweep food in towards their mouths, and allow them to move along the seafloor.

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>>48451457
The Constrictor Elget evolves hooked fangs to stop prey from escaping it.

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>>48454421
The Swimming Elget develops a thicker hide upon its back, dissuading Parasite Defilos that it would not be able to reach with any of its limbs.

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>>48454421
Some Swimming Elget have with time found their way to the rivers and small lakes of the forest were they feed on fallen down fruits and nuts, and critters found in the water. With time they have become slimmer and smaller (the size of a german shepherd), to more easily maneuver the new waters, and their skin changes colour, more closely matching the redder hues of the water.

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>>48454421
The electrodes in the Spined Scrump's spike are repurposed to be able to flash brightly dazzling predators and encouraging them to attack the spike.

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>>48455047
that thing is slowly turning into salamence

>>48450949
>>48454452
>>48454752

Not a criticism, but why are these things all still called Elgets? They don't even look like the original Elget let alone each other.

>>48455197
Not many of us are great with names

>>48455197
Sometimes you just don't know what when to seperate. Though they should all probably have different names.

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>>48454421
The Bullet Scrump develops a hard and sharp piece of bone on its front, allowing it to combine its ramming attacks with the deadliness of a spear.

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>>48454421
Due to a mutation and following natural selection the RB Delget has a third springy leg in front of its other two. This leg allows them to run faster to pose more challenge to predators while they're younger. It also allows for the stomping of smaller Defilos. Their skin changes to brown, a result of browner herds having it easier to discover the presence of the green Delgors.

Current standings.

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>>48455956
I'll try that again.

The current list

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>>48455970
The Ocean Elgets now nearly vestigial horns develop larger to cover its face slightly on each side with two points on each end to use both defensively and aggressively.

Seems like we're out of images guys.

>>48457516
You're right. Has a new thread been started?
Or is anyone about to start? I don't want to double thread.

>>48457667
fuck it i'll do it

>>48457707
>>48457707
>>48457707

New thread.

>>48457783
I was gonna do that you fuck