The Alamosaurus is an
enormous sauropod herbivore, ranging up to 80' in length, with a shoulder
height of 20' and a weight of approximately 30 tons. At this size, even Tyrannosauruses
will hesitate to attack, unless the Alamosaurus is weak, or a youngster separated
from its herd; when in a herd, virtually no predator will dare hunt this giant
creature. An Alamosaurus, therefore, has little to fear from predators, and is
rarely aggressive unless cornered, or unless defending its young. When it does
attack, however, it uses its sheer weight to trample any smaller aggressor; against
Human-sized or smaller creatures, it gains +4 to-hit to such an attack. While
some tribes and city-states tame Alamosauruses to serve as giant beasts of
burden, their slow pace and non-aggressive nature make them ill-suited to use
as war-beasts.
Great creature! Love dinosaurs!
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