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| EltonRobb |
Posted - 20 May 2025 : 15:22:32
Hey,
I know there are four saurial species: hornheads, bladeblacks, flyers, and finheads. But I found this based on a T-Rex, and I think he could represent a fifth saurial species.
https://d.furaffinity.net/art/adoptplanet/1745616265/1745616265.adoptplanet_1000071381.png
Yes it's from a furry site, don't worry he's armored, and yes I'm seriously thinking on bidding for it. But it's the best anthropormorphic rendering of a T-Rex type theropod I've seen. I'm thinking of adopting him and then work up some stats for him and his species of saurial. |
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| EltonRobb |
Posted - 21 May 2025 : 02:45:28
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Originally posted by Wooly Rupert
My point is that visually, there's not much difference between this t-rex dude and a lizard man or a dragonborn. If you didn't tell me it was a t-rex, I likely would have assumed it was a lizard man, or maybe a draconian without wings.
There are other dinosaur breeds that would be much more distinctive, if rendered into humanoid form.
Yes, I see your point. When I first saw the adopt for sale, I thought it was not a dinosaur until I had a better look at it. So it's a valid point. |
| Wooly Rupert |
Posted - 21 May 2025 : 01:30:28
My point is that visually, there's not much difference between this t-rex dude and a lizard man or a dragonborn. If you didn't tell me it was a t-rex, I likely would have assumed it was a lizard man, or maybe a draconian without wings.
There are other dinosaur breeds that would be much more distinctive, if rendered into humanoid form. |
| EltonRobb |
Posted - 20 May 2025 : 23:18:48
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Originally posted by Wooly Rupert
The link works if you change it from https to http.
I dunno, whilst I don't dislike that dino-dude, I have to ask what separates it from 4E/5E dragonborn, or lizard men.
Well, to answer your question. This breed of dinosaurs do identify as reptilians, however what separates them from Dragonborn and Lizard folk is:
* They don't claim descent from lizards, they are warmblooded (like Dragons and Dragonborn).
* They have three toes, similar to a bird's toe design. Although artists have taken liberties in depicting dragonborn, the original Dragonborn reference had them with five toes.
* They have scaly skin. This came from fossilized examples.
* They are certainly more intelligent than lizard folk, after all. |
| Wooly Rupert |
Posted - 20 May 2025 : 22:47:32
The link works if you change it from https to http.
I dunno, whilst I don't dislike that dino-dude, I have to ask what separates it from 4E/5E dragonborn, or lizard men. |
| Seethyr |
Posted - 20 May 2025 : 22:29:49
I’ve always thought there’s got to be more out there.
Link isn’t working for me btw. Might be me. |
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