Overview
Everything you need to know: tier, points, health, health regeneration, damage, hunger, thirst, attack speed, social recomendation, stamina, stamina regeneration, stamina loss, sprinting speed, and images; here!
Basics
Thanks for taking a glance at my guide! Please comment if you have information that I am missing/ or if you have an improvement suggestion/ or just complements 😀
*A special thanks to my Contributor as I have become so busy with life
1. Tier
2. Points
3. Health
4. Mass (Which is an identical value to the health)
4. Health Regen (which occurs best when resting)
- Broken Leg: 10 minutes resting, 20 walking (no need for 80% stats) (Correct me if I’m wrong)
5. Damage (Left click, right click, sprinting left click)
- I use 5 bleeds to indicate 1 point of damage, and 2 is about 1/2 point of damage
6. Hunger
7. Thirst
8. Attack Speed
9. Social Recomendation
10. Stamina
11. Stamina Regeneration (when resting, by every 5 seconds)
- Stamina regenerates +1 when trot/jogging for all dinosaurs
12. Stamina Loss (when sprinting, by the second) (With updates it seems all dinos lose stamina 1-)
13. Sprinting Speed (calculated using Subadult T-rex as the base) {This is a mathmatical guesstimation, not including size calculations. Does not take acceleration into note.}
14. Picture
Velociraptor
Tier: I
Points: 0
Health: 25
Health Regen:
Damage:
Hunger: 16
Thirst: 20
Attack Speed:
Social Recomendation:
Stamina: 100
Stamina Regeneration: +2
Stamina Loss: -1
Sprinting Speed:
Image:
Herrerasaurus
Tier: II
Points: 120 (currently 0 due to spawn issues)
Health: 200
Health Regen: 50+ (every 30 sec)
Damage: 25 with 2 bleeds bite
Hunger:
Thirst:
Attack Speed:
Social Recomendation: Large groups for big hunts, or small groups for small prey, the smaller the easier to stay hidden keep in mind
Stamina: 125
Stamina Regeneration: 1+
Stamina Loss: 1-
Sprinting Speed: 110%
Image:
Austroraptor
Tier: II
Points: 120 (currently 0 due to spawn issues
Health: 250
Health Regen: 20+ resting, 10+ walking ( ~ 1 min) (Thank you @lionman200)
Damage: Left click bite 15 with 2 bleeds.
Hunger:
Thirst:
Attack Speed:
Social Recomendation: Austro is weak, but sneaky and speedy. Keep hidden in packs of 4+.
Stamina: 125
Stamina Regeneration: 1+
Stamina Loss: 1-
Sprinting Speed: 120%
Image:
Utahraptor
Tier: III
Points: 120
Health: 1,000
Health Regen: …
Damage: 50 with 2 bleeds
Hunger:
Thirst:
Attack Speed:
Social Recomendation: Low damage is made up for with speed and average health, make sure to hunt in packs of 2-4
Stamina: 250
Stamina Regeneration: 1+
Stamina Loss: 1-
Sprinting Speed: % will be difficult to find, but it seems Utah has the same speed as Austro
Image:
Bear with me on this one. Getting this one’s stats will be difficult for me unless they add it back to non-progression
Allosaurus
Tier: III
Points: 120
Health: 2,722
Health Regen: 50+ resting, 25+ walking (about 1 1/2 minute)
Damage: 35 with 15 bleeds (or 38) for bites
Hunger:
Thirst:
Attack Speed:
Social Recomendation: Despite its larger size, Allo works best in group like raptors, about 3-5
Stamina: 150
Stamina Regeneration: 1+
Stamina Loss: 1-
Sprinting Speed: 110%
Image:
Baryonyx
Tier: III
Points: 60
Health: 1,089
Stamina: 150
Stamina Regeneration: 1+
Stamina Loss: 1-
Suchomimus
Tier: IV
Points: 120
Health: 2,268
Health Regen: 200+ resting, 100+ walking (every 3 1/2 minutes)
Damage: 200 with 10 bleeds (or 202) bite
Hunger:
Thirst:
Attack Speed:
Social Recomendation: Due to low damage, but good health, small packs of 2-3
Stamina: 100
Stamina Regeneration: 1+
Stamina Loss: 1-
Sprinting Speed: 105%
Image:
Carnotaurus
Tier: IV
Points: 180
Health: 1,814
Health Regen: 50+ when resting; 25+ when trotting (about every 1 1/2 min )
Damage: 35 with 12 bleeds (or 37 1/2) for all bites
Hunger:
Thirst:
Attack Speed:
Social Recomendation: Carno could live like a raptor, scavenging, but it is probably best to hunt in packs of 3-5.
Stamina: 220
Stamina Regeneration: 1+
Stamina Loss: 1-
Sprinting Speed: 130%
Image:
Acrocanthosaurus
Tier: IV
Points: 120
Health: 4,790
Health Regen:
Damage: 360 with 12 bleed
Hunger:
Thirst:
Attack Speed:
Social Recomendation:
Stamina: 100
Stamina Regeneration: 1+
Stamina Loss: -4
Sprinting Speed:
Image:
Bear with me on this one. Getting this one’s stats will be difficult for me unless they add it to non-progression
Giganotosaurus
Tier: V
Points: 480
Health: 6,350
Stamina: 100
Stamina Regeneration: 1+
Stamina Loss: 5-
Damage: 450 + 20 bleed (plus a reduction to the target’s bleed resistance in the future)
Spinosaurus (Terrestrial)
Tier: V
Points: 480
Health: 9,071
Mass: 9,071
Damage: 860 + 10 bleed
Stamina: 120
Stamina Regeneration: 2+
Stamina Loss: -4
Tyrannosaurus Rex
Adult
Tier: V
Points: 480
Health: 5,443
Health Regen: ~600
Damage: 1,280 + 20% of target’s max health (which scales with mass, at least currently)
Hunger: 1,632
Thirst: 90
Attack Speed:
Social Recomendation: Powerful yet slow, it wouldn’t hurt to travel with at least one other friend.
Stamina: 110
Stamina Regeneration: 1+
Stamina Loss: 1-
Sprinting Speed: 90%
Image:
Sub-Adult
Health: 3,000
Hunger:
Thirst:
Damage: 100/300(?)
Attack Speed:
Health Regen: 100+ resting, 50+ walking (every 1 minute)
Stamina: 130
Stamina Regeneration: 1+
Stamina Loss: 1-
Sprinting Speed: 100%
Juvenile
Health: 1,300
Hunger:
Thirst:
Damage: 25 with 5 bleeds
Attack Speed:
Health Regen: 80+ resting, 40+ walking (about every 1 min)
Stamina: 160
Stamina Regeneration: 1+
Stamina Loss: 1-
Sprinting Speed: 120%
Tyrannosaurus Rex *removed original
This dinosaur will not be updated or included in the lists
Health: 1,700
Health Regen: 200+ resting, 100+ walking (about 2 or more minutes)
Damage: 650 with additional 15 bleeds (or 653) for all bites.
Social Recomendation: Trex could be a lone rider. It is probably best, however, to roam in packs of 2-3. Large packs can get unruly, and scare prey away.
Stamina: 1,000
Stamina Regeneration: 20+
Stamina Loss: 10-
Sprinting Speed:
Image:
Quetzalcoatlus *currently unavailable
Health: 750
Health Regen: …
Damage: 50 peck
Hunger:
Thirst:
Attack Speed:
Social Recomendation: Due to fast speed, but low damage and health, the Quetz is a lone, scavenging ranger, but that doesn’t mean this dinosaur isn’t fun to play!
Stamina: 1,000
Stamina Regeneration: …
Stamina Loss: 1-
Sprinting Speed:
–Hopping: 50%
–Flying: 320%
Image:
Hyperendocrin Tyrannosaurus
Health: 20,000
Damage: 1,200
Stamina: 300
Stamina Regeneration: 1+
Stamina Loss: 1-
Hunger: 20,000
Hunger Loss: 1,000-
Hunger Gain (per bite): 500
Psittacosaurus
Tier: I
Points: 0
Health: 25
Health Regen:
Damage: N/A
Hunger:
Thirst:
Attack Speed:
Social Recomendation:
Stamina: 175
Stamina Regeneration: 1+
Stamina Loss:
Sprinting Speed:
Image:
Dryosaurus
Tier: II
Points: 2
Health: 100
Health Regen: …
Damage: …
Hunger:
Thirst:
Attack Speed:
Social Recomendation: You’re an adorable ducky, and only d—–bags (or hungry raptors, but you’re faster no biggy) would attack you. Travel however you please 🙂
Stamina: 175
Stamina Regeneration: 1+
Stamina Loss: 1-
Sprinting Speed: 120%
Image: Awwww
Gallimimus
Tier: III
Points: 25
Health: 450
Health Regen: …
Damage: 50 kick damage
Hunger:
Thirst:
Attack Speed:
Social Recomendation: Due to Gallis’ speed, they can wander where they please, relying on speedy escape. Realisticly, gallimimus relied on safety in numbers.
Stamina: 200
Stamina Regeneration: 1+
Stamina Loss: 1-
Sprinting Speed: 155%
Image:
Maiasaura
Tier: III
Points: 35
Health: 2,268
Health Regen: …
Damage: 150 headbutt
Hunger:
Thirst:
Attack Speed:
Social Recomendation: Although speedy, you definetely need to stick with larger herbivores for protection.
Stamina: 200
Stamina Regeneration: 1+
Stamina Loss: 1-
Sprinting Speed: 120%
Image:
Diabloceratops
Tier: III
Points: 30
Health: 1,179
Health Regen: …
Damage: Headbut is 350 with 15 bleeds (or 253)
Hunger:
Thirst:
Attack Speed:
Social Recomendation: Unfitting to the nickname “Diablo”, this cute mini-trike would most definetely travel in herds of 3+, or with larger herbivores.
Stamina: 200
Stamina Regeneration: 1+
Stamina Loss: 1-
Sprinting Speed: 80%
Image:
Pachycephalosaurus
Tier: III
Points: 25
Health: 450
Health Regen: 200+ (over course of time I didnt get, maybe min 1/2)
Damage: 150 headbutt
Hunger:
Thirst:
Attack Speed:
Social Recomendation: Safety in numbers, probably travel with large herbivores also
Stamina:
Stamina Regeneration: 1+
Stamina Loss: 1-
Sprinting Speed: 90%
Image:
Stegosaurus
Tier: IV
Points: 50
Health: 4,083
Mass 4,083
Health Regen: …
Damage: Tail swipe is 400 with 12 bleeds (or 402 1/2)
Hunger:
Thirst:
Attack Speed:
Social Recomendation: Like Triceratops, but weak from the front. You can easily take on 1v1’s but should at least travel with a friend.
Stamina: 180
Stamina Regeneration: 1+
Stamina Loss: 1-
Sprinting Speed: 70%
Image:
Ankylosaurus
Tier: IV
Points: 50
Health: 5,443
Health Regen: 330+ resting, 165+ walking (every 1 1/2 minute)
Damage: Tail swipes are 400, with a high chance of breaking bones
Hunger:
Thirst:
Attack Speed:
Social Recomendation: High health and damage, but weak head on, I’d recomend travelling with one other person to back you up.
Stamina: 200
Stamina Regeneration: 1+
Stamina Loss: 1-
Sprinting Speed: 50%
Image: (Not that any of you care, but this is my childhood favorite) :3
Therizinosaurus
Tier: IV
Points: 50
Health: 4,536
Health Regen: 100+ resting, 50+ walking (over unrecorded time)
Damage:
Hunger:
Thirst:
Attack Speed:
Social Recomendation: Due to low health, I’d suggest traveling in packs 3+
Stamina: 130
Stamina Regeneration: 1+
Stamina Loss: 1-
Sprinting Speed: 1,061.03 cm/s
Image: (model @WolfGuardian221)
Fun Fact! Also known as Turkey
Triceratops
Tier: IV
Points: 300
Health: 8,165
Mass: 8,165
Health Regen: …
Damage: 550
Hunger:
Thirst:
Attack Speed:
Social Recomendation: You’re a threat, but weak from the behind. I would travel with at least one other friend.
Stamina: 165 (83 seconds)
Stamina Regeneration: 1+
Stamina Loss: -2
Sprinting Speed: 665.536 cm/s
Image:
Shantungosaurus
Tier: IV
Points: 300
Health: 11,793
Mass: 11,793
Health Regen: …
Damage: Stomp is ~1,100, using 25 stamina, but all headbuts are 250.
Hunger: 1,179
Thirst: 60
Attack Speed:
Social Recomendation: Although large and dangerous, Shants typically would prefer to run from predators, especially Tyrannosaurus, due to its ability to break legs. This makes them especially dangerous, as Shantungosaurus can no longer stomp if its leg is broken.
Stamina: 140
Stamina Regeneration: +1 standing, +5 sitting
Stamina Loss: -3
Sprinting Speed: 1,003.915 cm/s
Image:
Puertasaurus
Tier: V
Points: 240
Health: 49,895
Health Regen: …
Damage:
Hunger:
Thirst:
Attack Speed:
Social Recomendation: Puertas are the monster trucks on a highway. They don’t need anyone, but hey they can also be gentle giants; it’s whatever.
Stamina: 1,000
Stamina Regeneration: 100+ (Puertas cannot rest)
Stamina Loss: 5-
Sprinting Speed: 30%
Image:
*Fun Fact: Roughly translates to Doorsaurus in Spanish!*
Health Scale
[Updates on hold until further notice] Sorry bout that
A scale from most health to least health
1. Puertasaurus (49,895)
2.* Hyperendocrin Tyrannosaurus (35,000)
2. Shantungosaurus (11,793)
3. Spinosaurus (9,071)
4. Triceratops (8,165)
5. Giganotosaurus (6,350)
6. Tyrannosaurus/Ankylosaurus (5,443)
7. Therizinosaurus (4,536)
8. Acrocanthosaurus (3,992)
9. Stegosaurus (3,447)
10. Sub-adult Tyrannosaurus (3,000)
11. Allosaurus (2,722)
12. Maiasaura/Suchomimus (2,268)
13. Carnotaurus (1,814)
14. Juvenile Tyrannosaurus (1,300)
15. Diabloceratops (1,179)
16. Baryonyx (1,089)
17. Utahraptor (1,000)
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Speed Scale
[Updates on hold until further notice] Sorry bout that
A scale from fastest dinosaur to slowest dinosaur
1. Quetzalcoatlus (320%)
2. Gallimimus (155%)
3. Carnotaurus (130%)
4. Utahraptor?
5. Dryosaurus (120%)
6. Austroraptor (120%)
7. Juvenile Rex (120%)
8. Maiasaura (120%)
9. Allosaurus (110%)
10. Herrerasaurus (110%)
11. “Turkey” (105%)
12. Suchomimus (105%)
13. Subadult Rex (100%)
14. Shantuganosaurus (95%)
15. Adult Rex (90%)
16. Pachycephalosaurus (90%)
17. Diabloceratops (80%)
18. Stegosaurus (70%)
19. Triceratops (65%)
20. Ankylosaurus (50%)
21. Puertasaurus (30%)
Damage Scale
[Updates on hold until further notice] Sorry bout that
A scale from greatest damage to lowest damage. (This is scaled by lowest possible damage since some dinosaurs have multiple attacks) *under construction*
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Some of my damages may be off due to updates, please inform me
Cost Scale
A scale from lowest cost to greatest cost, with tier labeled alongside price.
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2. Velociraptor: 0, Tier I
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22. Ankylosaurus/Shantungosaurus/Triceratops/Stegosaurus/Therizinosaurus: 300
23. Spinosaurus/Tyrannosaurus/Giganotosaurus/Carnotaurus: 480
24.Puertasaurus: 600