Post by Aftermath Staff on Jul 16, 2008 6:58:55 GMT -5
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it's the aftermath of the dinosaurs
soon it'll be of most of the beasts
Aftermath is an intermediate-advanced unique South American Pleistocene epoch role-playing game. We role-play Doedicurus, a type of glyptodont , in particular.
South America has been isolated from most of the rest of the world. Due to this isolation, strange creatures have evolved here: Macrauchenia, an odd-looking grazer; Doedicurus, a car-sized armadillo; Megatherium, a bear-like sloth; Phorusrhacos, a meat-eating bird; and many others. Some Smilodon, a saber-toothed cat, often incorrectly called the "saber-toothed tiger", have migrated from North America to live here, as have several other animals.
For Doedicurus, life isn't too bad. Their armor protects them from Phorusrhacos and Smilodon, as does their club-like tail-tip. But the word is changing, no matter how slowly, and it seems to be changing for the worse. Now it's time for the Doedicurus to face the facts. The world is growing colder, making it hard for them to flourish due to their herbivorous ways, and new, impressive mammals are evolving, some that may even be able to stand up to the huge armadillos.
And there's nothing they can do about it.
it's the aftermath of the dinosaurs
soon it'll be of most of the beasts
Aftermath is an intermediate-advanced unique South American Pleistocene epoch role-playing game. We role-play Doedicurus, a type of glyptodont , in particular.
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After the mass extinction marking the end of the Cretaceous period--and the dinosaurs--mammals and birds start to take over the world. Size becomes an aspect of the mammals, not only the birds, who are the descendants of the extinct reptiles who ruled the earth for millions of years.South America has been isolated from most of the rest of the world. Due to this isolation, strange creatures have evolved here: Macrauchenia, an odd-looking grazer; Doedicurus, a car-sized armadillo; Megatherium, a bear-like sloth; Phorusrhacos, a meat-eating bird; and many others. Some Smilodon, a saber-toothed cat, often incorrectly called the "saber-toothed tiger", have migrated from North America to live here, as have several other animals.
For Doedicurus, life isn't too bad. Their armor protects them from Phorusrhacos and Smilodon, as does their club-like tail-tip. But the word is changing, no matter how slowly, and it seems to be changing for the worse. Now it's time for the Doedicurus to face the facts. The world is growing colder, making it hard for them to flourish due to their herbivorous ways, and new, impressive mammals are evolving, some that may even be able to stand up to the huge armadillos.
And there's nothing they can do about it.