Post by Dietymaster on Nov 22, 2006 23:18:54 GMT -5
Physical Description: Tall, reptilian, bipedal, coloured green or brown (and anything in between), large black eyes, thick skull and skull plating, short arms, small claws, powerful legs, huge feet with large claws, spine humps upward between the pelvis and the shoulders, no teeth to speak of (they have a big plate instead)
Nature: Usually very passive creatures that can run really fast and carry immensely heavy loads; because of these features, they play a vital role in the young industrializing nation. These creatures also have great postal merit, as their speed enables them to traverse the vast distances between towns. Pak-pak racing is a very dangerous and exciting sport.
Habitat: Found in foothills and wide open steppes where they can run the fastest to escape whatever.
Diet: Herbivores by nature; if one is not careful, though, they won't apologize for ingesting fingers.
Unique Features: Besides being a dinosaur in pretty much every respect, these creatures have incredibly thick skulls, which can be used in self defense whenever they are menaced. Also, the dip between the shoulders and the hump makes quite a comfortable seat, provided there is a saddle or at least a very thick blanket (those scales chafe like you wouldn't believe. It is very uncommon to see anyone willingly ride a Pak-pak bareback).
Nature: Usually very passive creatures that can run really fast and carry immensely heavy loads; because of these features, they play a vital role in the young industrializing nation. These creatures also have great postal merit, as their speed enables them to traverse the vast distances between towns. Pak-pak racing is a very dangerous and exciting sport.
Habitat: Found in foothills and wide open steppes where they can run the fastest to escape whatever.
Diet: Herbivores by nature; if one is not careful, though, they won't apologize for ingesting fingers.
Unique Features: Besides being a dinosaur in pretty much every respect, these creatures have incredibly thick skulls, which can be used in self defense whenever they are menaced. Also, the dip between the shoulders and the hump makes quite a comfortable seat, provided there is a saddle or at least a very thick blanket (those scales chafe like you wouldn't believe. It is very uncommon to see anyone willingly ride a Pak-pak bareback).