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The Rockcrab is a sweet, docile scuttler scurrying along the bottom of the sea, feeding on whatever the stronger animals leave for them. It's strong, rock-like carapace is actually chitinous.

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The Phloomp is an omnivorous invertebrate, known for its great flexibility. Though able to survive most blunt attacks, its soft body is vulnerable to sharp stabby things, and it moves slowly along the oceans bottom.

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The Bonebeak Eel is a viscous predator, using its sharp beak to rip and tear.

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The Cynemorph is an oddity, a colony of semi-animalia growing into beautiful structures reproducing through spores.

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>>2311994
Some Rockcrabs develop tongues to grab foodstuff on the ground

>>2311997
>>2311997
Some Cynomorphs gather dead tissue on their base to better root themselves in the ground

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>>2312006

/rcg/ - risk, civ, builders, and evo general
https://discord.gg/8DMQKV

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>>2311996
Welp, Bonebeak Eel can now shoot poison needles from its tail now.

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>>2312001
A branch of these tongued Rockcrabs develop a large spike on their back to attract mates

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>>2311995
The Phloomp develop a pair of good eyes to replace their many bad eyes, to anticipate attacks better and dodge them.

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>>2312138
To enlarge their field of view, the Phloomps enlarge their eyes, stretching them down.

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>>2312015
The Bonebeak evolves to have scales, the larger and more colourfull they are, the more mates they attract.

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>>2311996
The Bonehead is an offshoot of the bonebeak, a vicious predator.

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>>2312001
Another Branch of the Tongue Rockcrabs develope tiny red spike on their tongue to better scrap every bit of food from what they scavenge

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>>2312149
Phloomps got sick of bottom feeding and now evolve an mouth like orifice where it can filter feed instead

>>2311991
OP. you were too good for this world.

>>2315583
Thanks my nibba

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Bumping with the first tree

>>2318476
Which program should I use to edit this?

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>>2311994
The Rockcrab's carapace becomes rougher and more rock-like, impoving it's chances at being unnoticed by predators.

>>2318664
mspaint, sai, PSP, corel, really anything with a tool that leaves you with clean solid pixels instead of a faded/ organic border.

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>>2311995
an offshoot of the Phloomp is the Flumph, a dedicated filter feeder. It's single central tube endlessly filters water, obtaining micro nutrients and oxygen, which is then expelled out of the bottom of it's body. Primative eye dots swell slightly due to being pushed out by endless smooth muscle action.

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>>2312674
The Bonebeak Eel has gotten pretty chubby.

(Is there a food web or anything?)

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>>2313181
The bonehead develops a hollow cavity within it's skull, allowing for primitive hearing in addition to it's already present sense of smell.

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>>2318815
the Kabuto develops a segmented section of it's bony covering to allow for greater flexibility, and tiny horns which allow it to dig.

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>>2318847
It also evolves slightly better shading.

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>>2311997
The Cynemorph that produce more spores proliferate more than other subspecies.

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>>2312138
The age-old dispute of quality-vs-quantity continues in a stare contest between the Peepers Phloomp and the Creepers Phloomp.

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>>2313686
With this now very efficient tongue, the Rockcrab no longer need to be so close to the ground to feed, and develope more segment longer segment to his leg, increasing his mobility on uneven terrain

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>>2318768
An evolutionary branch of Rockcrab find better luck surviving predators when members of the species are born with colors better blending into the sands beneath them.

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>>2318793
to get the most out of any amount of water, the Flumph grow taller increasing the the amount filtered with each cycle

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>>2318803
The Scaledbeak Eel new generation have better eyes as those that can appreciate the scale more are more negliable for mating

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>>2313722
Phloomps did completely abandon the lower mouth, and instead develop more intricate filters to improve both previous adaptations

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new tree

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>>2325065
Flumphs cental tubing got more mass to supplement more consumption, it legs also got bulkier to stand still. The eyes are slowly pushed downward as a result

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>>2321485
Against more able predator, the Sandcrabs also develop tactic to half bury themselves in the sand, creating a flatter new generation that are more suited to this adaptations.

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>>2312064
They got better eyesight that specialize in seeing the spike. Its also helped by a random mutation that cause coloration in the spike

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Cynemorph became more toxic to animals around it to prevent being eaten

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Cynemorph spores become airborne as result of new toxins

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Cynemorph spores begin growing in creatures with soft bodies, spores become hazard to animals with filters

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new tree

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>>2312007
With this new anchor, these Talcynomorphs can naturally grow longer without being swept by current. Being tall, the spore also got chance to be stuck on its own self, and its common for Talcynomorphs spore to grow on the same anchor.

>>2325085
>>2325088
I dont want to police people, but In the OP post, its not advised to evolve the same creature twice, and as far as evo game goes, usually only the OP makes the evo chart

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>>2325097
sorry about that, new to board
>>2325080
As Predators become faster Sand crabs lose most natural camo and become faster and better at burrowing under sand

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>>2318880
Bonehead becomes more streamlined as a result of faster prey.

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>>2325136
Nah its cool, your chart came at a good time for me atlest, help me can check on things.
>>2325085
Well, since we're probably are still on water, as per usual evogame start goes, the Cynemorph develop more complex regulation system to stop itself from getting harmed by its own poison.

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>>2318768
The rock like adaptation was a success, and the creature becomes more armory, it slowly evolved its legs to be stationed beneath its pebble like body. To maintain contact with imminent object, its upper mouth became more and more elongated, becoming whisker-like feeler.

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>>2311995
Some Phloomp develop thicker, more rigid upper body section, atleast helping them against being bitten off by primitive attacker

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>>2321485
The Purps are an offshoot of the Sandy Rockcrab. Vividly colored due to a semi transparent shell and pigment mutation, they are host to energetic luminescent bacteria which cause them to pulse in a wild array of color.

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>>2311996
a raw, direct upgrade from previous generation, this Bonebeak Eel variation are now faster, and develop sucking mouth, to instantly gulps meat teared away by its beak

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>>2325067
A new offshoot of the Scaledbeek Eel is the BoneHook. Operating like a pair of shears, the BoneHook cuts apart Phloomps as it's primary source of food. <fuck you phloomp species. fuck you>

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A new line of Phloomp develop two antenna like phalanges, facilitating movement.

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>>2325333
The Phloomps became rounder, thus enabling the fully developed ones from being sliced by the Bonehook or its more primitive cousins
your move, beakfag

>>2325348
*UNENABLING,
"...became rounder thus UNenabling the fully developed ones from being sliced by the Bonehook..."

man, im full of typo today

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>>2318880
The Kabuto Bonehead's horns become bigger and flatter, allowing it to dig up sandcrabs.

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>>2318896
>>2318768
Some Cynemorphs have adapted to living on Rockcrabs. This gives much better disguise to the Rockcrab and a way to spread it's spores farther to the Cynemorph.

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>>2325075
To protect against the dangerous Bonehook Eels, the Flumph develops an acid gland that discharges through it's top filter. The acid isn't very strong, but it's painful enough to keep some of the eels away.

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>>2325281
Some Bonebeak Eels turn their beaks from hooks into needles, allowing them to pierce the skin of even the roundest Phloomps, temporarily latch onto them with the needle, then suck out all of their juices with their sucker mouths.
>>2325348
[/spoiler]Not beakfag, but how's this?

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>>2312015
This species of Bonebeak has been almost outcompeted to extinction, but a genetic illness common among it suddenly turned into an advantage. The species now has two additional limbs equipped with beaks, which allow it to grab it's prey. Once the prey is in it's grip, the creature will inject it's poison in large doses, and the prey will die immediately. The limbs also have additional gill holes, improving respiration.

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>>2312001
A species of Rockcrab emerges that uses it's tongue as a swimming implement, aided by fin-like structures on their front feet. They can't swim very far before landing, but it's a good way to get away fast. They are called Backcrabs, as they swim backwards.

>>2325403
Flumph's acid was mostly useless as a defense, but as a digestive aid it was impressive. Those creatures which had better eyes and a mutation that caused extra tendrils would crawl along the sea floor swallowing rock crabs and even Phloomps into the top of it's tube like digestive track. By the time they were excreted out by the legs, all that was left was an exoskeleton.

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>>2325653

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>>2325476
The Backcrabs body became flatter and more hydrodynamic to help them float farther in the ocean's bottom.

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>>2325279
the purp has become spikier, which allows it to climb rock formations, and fend off predators. they heavily specialize in eating Cynemorphs.

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>>2326690
back crab continues to become more hydrodynamic and is now able to outrun predators with ease

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>>2325241
cynemorph develops larger spore sacks and begins spreading faster

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>>2325279
purp off shoot that avoids predators by having a symbiotic relationship with a cynemorph, bacteria within purp allows them to negate the negative effects of the cynemorph

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>>2325136
Sandcrabs become faster at burrowing and are now able to stay submerged under sand completly

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>>2325241
>>2325657
Cynemorph offshoot that resembles Flumph, spreads to predators of Flumph when consumed

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>>2326717
Purp reliance on its spike eventually breeds off the rocky characteristics of its semi transparent shell. Its mouth also begin to develop into powerful suckers, anchoring the creature when necessary to surface below to prevent it from being toppled off and attacked from below.

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>>2325151
due to bonehead being unable to compete for sandcrab against the >>2325391
Kabuto Bonehead, Bonehead uses its superior speed and strength to ram and kill bonebeaks and slowly devour their corpses

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>>2326730
To keep itself in check with its surrounding, its front eyes gradually grow taller, like mini periscope to observe the situation. Its burrowing back legs also improved to move faster under sands.

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>>2325422
Traditional line from Bonebeak Eels amps up the speed, and its sucking mouth also helps sucking water and dispersing them to the back to accelerate. The stab wounds are almost guaranteed to be fatal,but the sudden speed was tiresome, so the creature would rest most of the time, and only attack to eat.

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>>2325090
Talcynomorphs develop similar colours as Cynemorphs to ward off predators however they are still very much edible

also here is a link to current tree if anyone is in need https://imgur.com/a/0c2v7

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>>2325456
The poison sting are slowly becoming more flexible. Now, the sting can be folded when not necessarily needed. Oh, and it develop some antipoison filter in its throat, to stop itself from being poisoned when digesting meat they soiled.

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>>2326723
This is the appearance of the Cynemorphs during sporing season, there's plenty of spores to be spread.

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>>2326738
Purps become more aggressive in nature and develops longer legs and spikes

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>>2325657
Flumphs develop muscles to contract and can close the "mouth" for the acid bucket when not needed and to stop preys from struggling out.

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>>2326775 Sandcrabs, now BurrowBugs become better at burrowing and develop larger eyes positioned on the tops of their heads. body begins to become more plated and burrowing ability is greatly increased, mouth moves from bottom of head to front where eyes had been.

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>>2326809
Bonebeak Eels tails become further hydrodynamic allowing it greater speed and maneuverability

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>>2325298
the bonehooks loose the ability to swim, but gain powerful musculature to drive their poison spike into the various species of rock crabs

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>>2326845
Bonebeaks immune system develops due to stinger occasionally stabbing into itself, skin colour changes as a result of this

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>>2321049
Rockcrab, now knightcrab develops even longer legs and more efficient tongue aswell as becoming slightly smaller meaning it now needs less food

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>>2326941
Bonehooks hook becomes smaller to allow for easier tearing of rockcrab chitin aswell as better protection from the cannibalistic >>2326745
Boneheads

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>>2325097
Op doesnt seem to be posting so im putting up a evo tree for everyone, also shout out to you for how much you have been posting and the quality.

Hey OP, are you still here?

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>>2325090
Talcynomorphs anchors grow larger as more and more mature Talcynomorphs anchor together

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>>2325070
Phloomp Filters get larger and more numerous improving on filtration adaption

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>>2325083
Spikecrabs become smaller and lose some of their eyes

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>>2326745
Bonehead becomes more streamlined and develops slight protection on its back allowing it to prey on >>2327007 bonehooks

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>>2325256
Rockcrab begin to develop moss and bacteria buildups on shell due to infrequent moving, whisker like feeler uppermouth evolves further
>>2327259
curious if OP is coming back too

what would you guys think of establishing a size scale as well as adding names to the evos?

>>2327301
Evos kinda already do have names as for size scale people have already started just making them smaller or bigger e.g. >>2327290
>>2327007

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>>2327332
what I mean is something like pic related, where there's a template that shows the name of the species and has a unified size scale. In this case, the number corresponded to a scale the OP of that thread put forth and I think 5 was about the size of a currant bush

>>2327336
Seems like a lot of effort to redo all previous ones, maybe start when OP creates event that forces creatures onto land, volcanic plates breaching surface etc. that being said OP seems very inactive, this thread might need to be copied so we have new OP

>>2327336
its nice for the sake of being tidy, but its also an extra layer of work that tends to drive people off. "let them scribble" and they shall.

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>>2326719
The Backcrab now has the best of both worlds when it comes to mobility: It's new tongue forks into three flat parts, all of which can be used as large fins and two of which can convert to agile legs. The new tongue can also be used to grab things, although the Backcrab can't swim or use the two legs when it's grabbing something.

This is the most nicely drawn Evo thread I've ever seen...

>>2327737
It would be a real shame if someone posted shitscribbles in it, wouldn't it?

>>2327511
I would strongly disagree, but that's largely because of my own bias of being the one that properly adapted a size increment system.

I would agree that by enforcing players to state the precise size of an organism in an EvoGame can be thought of by some as an extra step, but I feel that having size increments in a range of sizes actually aids in better establishing the range of diversity in the environment. I would even go as far to say that's why some of the games I've been running have still persisted.

Again, this is only my opinion, since this particular EvoGame has done very well for its first foray.

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>>2325657
The latest in a long tradition making evo reaction pics.

Time to read though the thread proper.

>>2327779
Draw something with a size increment then

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>>2328191
/pol/boy here

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>>2326913
Burrowbugs get better

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>>2327575
Backcrab gets longer and eyes and legs start moving backwards

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>>2326690
Backcrab becomes longer and flatter, legs begin being able to help guide backcrab while swimming, tongue becomes shorter, helping with regular swimming

Oh look, that braffbergfag that had the attention span of 5 year old had discovered the thread..

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>>2329288
Well that's just rude. I was merely visiting

>>2328279
Well I would, but I may or may not be prepping the launch of my next thread for Essari.

>>2329328
takes two seconds to hammer out a scribble here libby. Dont be a pud.

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>>2328367
an offshoot of the burrowubug is the memebug, while a serious evo, it has a sense of humor, and an even better sense of smell for finding food under the sand. It's rear flipper clap together to frighten away predators.

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>>2329340
Is that something you guys would really like? I won't say no, but do considered the organisms that have spawned onto my worlds.

It doesn't take much for an organisms to end up a keystone species or an apex predator. Consider this as I start crafting.

>>2329408
Do it faggot

Also my ID keeps changing for some reason but I’m same fag who posted like 20 things, going to repost the thread in about 12 hours (part 2) this ride has no brakes

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>>2329408
It only takes a handful of magic and hope libby. All your wishes may come true.

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>>2325087
The Cynemorphs that had for generations grown in the husks of soft bodied organisms now evolve a new tactic for spreading themselves across the ocean floor.

Their spores grow slightly larger, developing nettle-like bodies that stick onto soft tissues (such as tongues, gill slits, and semi-permeable surfaces).

The individual spores at worst are a mild irritant and do not pose much danger to the organism, but each spore carries with it a small, mild dose of the Cynemorph poison dubbed Dancury Nervorum.

This poison is able to diffuse into the soft tissues of its carrier, and those organisms with a higher dosage of Dancury Nervorum suffer minor nerve damage as a result. This causes the organisms to spasm in the water temporarily, shaking its incumbent Cynemorph spores across the seabed, or even onto other nearby organisms, thus allowing the spores to travel even farther distances.

>>2329513
Is that from the moon evo?

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>>2329557
it might have been.

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>>2329567
moon evo is still the gold standard of evolution gone right.

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>>2326906
>>2329549
a thick layer of acidic mucous allows some Flumphs to catch, smother, and digest the abundant spores, eventually serving as a sort of biological cleaning station. species will voluntarily get swallowed by this particular creature and pass out the other side free of not only spores, but parasites. Surely this will not be exploited.

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>>2329357
memebug finally fully develops an exoskelton, chitinous plates are naturally coated in oily substance which protects the memebug from catching >>2329549 sea aids

>>2329328
post discord link

>>2329587
>Evolved from a dick into a dick with a vagina
Truly nature is wonderful

>>2329977
my first chuckle of the day. thank you.

>>2329573
Got any more?

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>>2329587
Some Flumphs are so successful with this strategy that they become largely sedimentary, just settling down next to cynemorph colonies and eating their spores until supply runs out after which they move on very slowly.

It has now only little means to defend itself against predators however, especially parasites that attack it from the non-mucous side are a real problem for it.

>>2329874
Ask and you shall receive.

This is the Discord for the EvoGames Essari and the Moon Worlds Janus and Rienia

While perhaps not a very active chat, we do discuss a lot of the OOC lore and actions here.

https://discord.gg/kk8eJgJ

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>>2328391
The Backcrab's gill slits are now connected to it's throat, allowing it to use it's breathing to augment it's swimming speed. Sometimes their saliva gets in their gills, so they learned a "sneezing" behavior, which removes the saliva from the gills. Because of this behavior, they are called the Sneezing Backcrabs.

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>>2326809
A type of Bonebeak turns it's beak into a harpoon with which to anchor itself, and uses it's now prehensile sucking mouth to gather blood from the wound. As this new parasitic lifestyle requires a degree of stealth, they become smaller and as such harder to detect. Copulation is incredibly quick in this species, and even a few seconds of contact between two creatures with parasites results in impregnation. Once the young is born, they will feed on the same host as their mother.

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>>2325391
As the Sandcrabs improve their ability to burrow, so do the Shagohood Boneheads, formerly Kabuto Boneheads, improve their ability to hunt the Sandcrabs. Their shells are now made of a different material, one that is more receptive to vibrations, and their head cavities become filled with liquid, improving their echolocation and allowing them to detect Sandcrabs under the sand. As they no longer need to swim to chase their prey, their tails convert into a form adapted to crawling.

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>>2327007
The Kingscale Bonehook develops the scales they used to use to attract mates all over his body to allow for better protection against predators, as well as developing a poison gland at the roof of their mouth to coat their hook with poison ensuring a better chance against bigger predators.

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>>2326874
Purps develop slightly increased mental capabilities alongside better vision, allowing them to employ basic tactics against predator and prey alike.
They also become slightly more aggressive.

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>>2326965
the knight crab develops a sturdy bone horn for fending off other crabs, and getting stuck in the throats of larger predators.

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>>2327290
spikecrabs develop a powerful and prehensile tongue. This tongue is actually used to assist in mobility and constriction of food or enemies.

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>>2326943
this particular strand of bonebeak develops a flexible mouth and becomes the bonemaw

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>>2330924
The Knight crab develops blades along his front limbs and his new horn, allowing him to fend off predators and helps with catching prey.

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>>2330508
With the Kingscale developing armoured scales along its body the >>2327292
Bonehead develop a hydrodynamic plate of armour along it back and becomes fast enough to now knock Kingscales out with one charge to the head and defend against poison on their retreat for the next charge
better luck next time InferiorEel

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>>2330508
In response to >>2331216
The Kingscale not only grew in size, but also developed its mating scales to be harder and capable of folding in to form a layer of protection over its head.

>>2331270
fuck

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>>2331181
Knight Crab develops longer front claws and spike as well as ridge above eyes

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>>2330003
Flumphs become so sedimentary that many become permanently stuck to >>2327285
Talcynomorph anchors, providing them with a seasonal but always growing food supply

>>2330017
Added a text channel for this game.

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>>2331216
With the >>2331270
Kingscale's further developments the Bonehead, now Slaughtereel, develops a more powerful tail and pointy head, due to not being ably to knock the Kingscale out with blunt force trauma due to its scaly padding the Slaughtereel now when charging can alter its course to instead puncture and dislocate the spine of the Kingscale in the event that it covers its head and is subsequently blinded.
i will hunt you to extinction

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>>2331270
>>2331449
>>2328191

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>>2327297
The feeler became longer and more intricate. It hides the now trunk like grabber inside the moss mounds, and wait for unsuspecting herbivore to swim too cloese.

>>2331667
im going to post part 2 in about an hour, will update with a link here

does anyone object to posting part 2 in /qst/ again?

>>2331683
What do you mean by "part 2"?

>>2331685
pretty sure this thread is about to get archived in 20mins

>>2331685
plus no OP

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Ok, I’m now hereby officially commandeering this thread, new thread at >>2331690

>>2331688
>20 mins
This is /qst/ we're talking about, we have at least 3 days before we get to page 10.

I thought it has 7 day internal archive, anyhow done now