| Rolled 71, 55, 23, 12 = 161 (4d100) |
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Common Name: Grax
Species Name: Lacertus Grakus Pax
Color: Purple
Diet: Carnivore
Population: 11
Traits: Grasping appendage, big mouth, very weak jaws, sense of touch, stationary, reproduction by budding, long minor appendages, carpet, mating season, holding food for reproduction, hibernation, carpet grasping arms, Ganglia (Brain Growth 1), Perception of other Grax through touch, Sharp Protrusions, Scraping, Algal Filters, Digging for calcium, Omnivorous, Algae Storing, [symbiotic algae], Longer Arms (allowing the algae to reach sunlight.), Exoskeleton, upright arms (to help the algae, and muscles, grow), Budding, Kills Invaders,
Species Description: The Grax are a species of stationary creatures that anchor themselves to any solid ground in shallow water. Though they will eat anything that floats into their big mouths, the Gra can also use the appendages growing off the top of their bodies to grab prey to feed themselves with. The Graphics reproduce by shooting both sperm and egg into the open ocean, with random chance determining whether they meet and also land on the ground on which they can grow. The Grax have improved upon the Gra by developing new appendages. Although these limbs are weak, their true purpose is to dance in the shallow waters to attract prey into the range of the strong grasping appendage.
+5 to the next roll involving nervous systems.
+5 to the next roll involving communication.
-10 to the next roll evolving weaponry
-5 on the next roll involving symbiosis.
Allow competitive species and add 1 tile as pictured
1 Physical. Clear Foul-Tasting Anti-Acidic Mucus. The Grax proximity to the volcanoes since their inception triggered an evolution where they secrete a material to protect their carpet skin, and the symbiotic algae, from damaging/acidic substances. As Post too long. Click here to view the full text.