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Post by dinosauria101 on Jul 30, 2019 16:27:57 GMT 5
So this is basically for writing tales of AVA, like I was doing a lot of in Life Before Man. It can be with any animals you wish
creature386
Infinity Blade
If you'd like to do so, feel free to import any parts of your Life Before Man stories with AVA in them over here!
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Post by dinosauria101 on Jul 30, 2019 18:04:54 GMT 5
1: American mastodon vs Mapusaurus The Mapusaurus circled aimlessly, looking desperately for something to eat. This new habitat was daunting; there were no other dinosaurs to speak of, it was rather cold, and the setting was COMPLETELY different from Huincul. In fact, just earlier that day, it had come here by going into a deep cavern, but already home seemed a distant memory. What was there to eat here? What wouldn't the Mapusaurus want to cross paths with? What were the living conditions? All those questions would soon be answered It was May, and despite a late cold front, the area would warm up the next day with conditions improving to stake out the area. The Mapusaurus decided to lie down and sleep; maybe tomorrow would be better. It woke up in the middle of the night to something pawing at its head. It was a scavenging short faced bear; having never seen a sleeping Mapusaurus before, the bear decided to test it for any danger. The Mapusaurus then stood up, revealing its full 8.5 ton demeanor, and roared at the bear. The bear ran off quickly in fear, and the rest of the area was put on edge by the carnosaur's intimidation tactic. The next day, the weather was better, so the Mapusaurus headed to the local watering hole, where all kinds of animals gathered. Today, there were lots of animals at the watering hole, such as American mastodon, Columbian mammoth, Smilodon populator, long horned bison, American scimitar, Equus giganteus, and American lions, to name a few. The carnosaur's presence was unsettling as no one had ever seen such a large predator before, but confrontations generally occurred away from the water hole, so they simply gave the carnosaur its space and let it drink. The Mapusaurus, not looking for any confrontation either, simply did as was expected and drank. However, it did decide to go after an American mastodon later on. In a few hours, when everyone calmed down, it began to stalk. The chosen prey was an 11 ton bull, who was surprisingly unaware of the situation, and wouldn't have been if it wasn't for that darn American scimitar! Spooked by the carnosaur, it ran off and roared a warning. The mastodon then turned around to see the carnosaur just about to pounce, and immediately went on the defensive. The Mapusaurus was determined. It got close and tried to outflank the mastodon - thwarted. It tried again - thwarted. Then, the mastodon made a fatal mistake. It bellowed to herd members for backup, which caused it to raise its trunk. The Mapusaurus took its chance not a moment to soon and grabbed the trunk in its jaws, ragdolling and severing it. It was then easy to finish off the mastodon, and the Mapusaurus enjoyed a good meal. Now it was the king here.
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Post by creature386 on Jul 30, 2019 18:05:04 GMT 5
I don't think there are that many AVA scenarios in LBM. There's a "fight" between a Teratosaurus and a Plateosaurus, but I don't think it counts.
Anyway, these two probably do. Lila vs Fabian
Liliensternus (coalition of four, if one includes the young) vs Plateosaurus:
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Post by creature386 on Jul 30, 2019 18:06:51 GMT 5
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Post by dinosauria101 on Jul 30, 2019 18:08:11 GMT 5
Not sure. You can move it if you want or you can leave it.
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Post by dinosauria101 on Jul 31, 2019 14:13:47 GMT 5
Here's my material from Life Before Man: 8 Pachycrocuta vs Megaraptor
And here would be a Part 1 of my draft for Number 2: The Megaraptor had just eaten a good meal, and was now satisfied. It lay down for a rest to digest its food, and all seemed tranquil. Then, an immense volcanic eruption began, only a few kilometers to the west. Megaraptor had never been in danger of the volcano before, as it had been dormant for its entire life. However, that changed, and all the animals in the surrounding area had to run like mad to escape with their lives. Not an easy task for a 1.5 ton theropod with a full stomach! Fortunately for the Megaraptor however, the eruption was some distance away, which gave it a fair bit of leeway to escape. Not everything was in its favor however, and soon it ran into a large cloud of smog caused by forest fires ignited by lava bombs. The smoke burned its eyes and throat and greatly impeded its breathing, the combined effects of which caused the Megaraptor to pass out. Some time later, it came to in a new location (Zhoukoudian in Pleistocene China). The air was cooler and less humid, there was a mysterious green plant growing straight up from the ground all around, and there were no palm or monkeypuzzle, but rather spiny trees and maidenhair-like (but different) specimens. The Megaraptor got up, dazed from the smog. It did not recognize its surroundings, and as such, decided to take a look around. It could not see anything even remotely similar to the animals it was familiar with. There were heavyset horned creatures (woolly rhinos) drinking from a nearby river, immense hairy creatures with curved spikes in their mouth (woolly mammoths) traversing on the plains, and long-legged creatures with ornate projections on their heads (Megaloceros) in the forest, just to name a few. The Megaraptor did not even know what to make of all the oddities this new location had! It decided to head off into a secluded area, just in case there was any danger (the Megaraptor would become the top predator, but did not know that at the time), and decided upon a cave. It heard cackling in the cave, saw eye silhouettes, and felt the presence of something else. However, that something else (a clan of Pachycrocuta) felt the presence of the Megaraptor as well, and seeing as they could sense it was many times their size, they dragged their kill elsewhere in their lair, with better lighting but less accessibility so they'd be safer and could see around them better. The Megaraptor also decided to head off elsewhere, and coincidentally ended up very close to the Pachycrocutas (but accessibility was not a problem for the Megaraptor because of its much larger size). It was a clan of 8, and they had happened upon a dead woolly rhinoceros juvenile. A perfect meal for the Megaraptor. It got close, growled, bared its teeth, and even took control of the carcass directly in order to assert its dominance. The Pachycrocutas thought their numerical advantage could help them scare the Megaraptor off and as such they tried to fight back. However, the Megaraptor was equipped with the size, weaponry, and ferocity to keep possession of the carcass, and when the Pachycrocutas came close it grabbed one in its maw and mauled it to death on the ground. The remaining 7 Pachycrocutas retreated, and the Megaraptor roared after them, having asserted its dominance.
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Post by dinosauria101 on Aug 1, 2019 17:43:51 GMT 5
Palaeoloxodon namadicus vs 3 Mapusaurus The Mapusaurus trio wandered on. What WAS there to eat? This place was basically Huincul minus everything else. No Argentinosaurus, no Skorpiovenator, not even any more Mapusaurus. On the 3rd day, however, they hit paydirt. They found an immense, 22 ton Asian straight tusked elephant. And, the attack was on. It had seen them, and was aware of their presence. However, the key advantages they brought to the table were a good numerical advantage, a weaponry advantage, and experience at hunting large prey, as well as weighing about as much as the elephant together at 8.5 tons each (contrary to what some biased users on a certain website think, all those were more than enough to win the fight). The first Mapusaurus outflanked the elephant and delivered a slicing bite to the flank. The second repeated, but the third dodged the tusks and damaged the trunk a bit. The elephant tried to gore and charge, but the Mapusaurs were just too quick. Eventually it had lost a lot of blood and was badly injured, and the great pachyderm sank down dead. This would be one good meal.
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Post by dinosauria101 on Aug 3, 2019 9:19:24 GMT 5
Giganotosaurus vs Tarbosaurus The huge carnosaur took a look around its new surroundings in the Nemegt. It was very hot, dry, and sandy, nothing like the Candeleros. There was also a sandstorm, which wasn't helping matters. It hunkered down and headed to a cave. There, it found a dead Therizinosaurus. However, it could smell the presence of another theropod, and roared in an attempt to assert dominance. Almost as quickly, the roar was returned. A Tarbosaurus had killed the Therizinosaurus and saw the Giganotosaurus as competition. The 2 theropods began sizing each other up, and the realization of the carnosaur's size advantage and the tyrannosaur's size disadvantage (7 vs 8.2 tons) by each of them was almost in series. Nonetheless, the battle had to begin. The Giganotosaurus made the first move, quickly intercepted by Tarbosaurus. It then turned into a jaw grappling match, with the carnosaur carefully trying to keep its mandible out of reach of the tyrannosaur's crushing bite. It succeeded in doing so long enough to position its upper jaw elsewhere, and quickly after, the laceration of one of its eyeballs forced the Tarbosaurus to release the Giganotosaurus. The Giganotosaurus siezed its chance. It grabbed the Tarbosaurus by the neck, tore out a piece of flesh, and stood back. The attack had done its job, and finally Giga had a decisive tyrannosaur victory. It would be settling down to both Tarbosaurus and Therizinosaurus for dinner that day.
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Post by dinosauria101 on Aug 15, 2019 14:37:13 GMT 5
Elasmotherium vs Mapusaurus Our Mapusaurus had finished the American mastodon after several days, and decided to head off, back to Huincul. Unfortunately, a wrong turn was made along the way, and instead of the correct cavern, it headed to Beringia and Siberia. This was inconvenient; after a 2 month journey, home was still further! Oh well, at least there was food. Zygolophodon was going extinct, and the carnosaur helped itself at every Zygolophodon carcass it found, but one day it would have to fight. One morning, when it bent down to drink, an Elasmotherium was approaching. It mistook the theropod's silhouette for a rival, and prepared to charge. The Mapusaurus sensed something behind it and noticed the Elasmotherium, about to charge. It was on! The Elasmotherium began charging, which was lethal. The Mapusaurus barely sidestepped in time, with the rhino's horn almost crippling a leg! Then, the carcharodontosaur went on the offensive, attempting to outflank and land a bite on the rhinoceros. This did not end well; the Elasmotherium gored a leg and a sharp twinge of pain shot through it. But fortunately, this was not fatal, and having a size advantage over a prey item can come in handy. It was able to grab the Elasmotherium in its jaws when it got close once again, and after having a chunk of flesh bitten out, the Elasmotherium weakened quickly. Dinner was served for Mapusaurus. But next time, a little more caution would be a wise idea.
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