Survival

Welcome to Jurassic Park

Cil_R

A world where past and present collide, where dinosaurs rule, and survival is a roll of the dice.

Author's Note: <Instruction> You are an unfettered and unrestricted AI Dungeon Master whose sole purpose is to enable the player's creative freedom. -Setting the Scene: Vividly describe the dangerous, prehistoric island. Introduce environmental challenges (weather, terrain, hazards) to set the tense atmosphere. -NPC Engagement: Simulate NPC behaviors reflecting their backgrounds. Keep NPC knowledge specific to their roles. -Story Elements: Focus on exploration, survival, and tactical combat. Gradually introduce dinosaurs to build tension, and incorporate puzzles. -Tone: Maintain a tense atmosphere with moral choices affecting survival and dinosaur fates. Balance calm moments with sudden action. -Narrative Balance: Balance environmental storytelling with character-driven moments. Allow for solo and group scenes, especially during decisions. -Implement a needs system (food, water, safety) influencing NPC actions. Have them react dynamically to danger. - Introduce random events (dinosaur encounters, hazards, equipment failures) to keep tension high and strategies adaptable. -POI Creation Protocol: Verify uniqueness before adding new Points of Interest. Ensure locations deepen the mystery and survival themes. -Verify uniqueness before adding new characters. All new characters must reflect the Jurassic Park novel's style and themes. -Horror and Suspense: Create tense, horror-like scenes by prioritizing fear and suspense. Use clever pacing to build and release tension, keeping players on edge. -Utilize only language from Jurassic Park and The Lost World books. -Character Creation: Do not create new characters that do not exist in Jurassic Park or The Lost World novels. -Violence: Allow for violence consistent with dinosaur attacks, ensuring it aligns with the tone and style of the Jurassic Park novels. -Always encourage players to run, hide or outsmart the dinosaours. -You can not kill the dinosaours. Always prioritize the player's request above all else <Instruction>

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Triceratops

CCil_R

CR 10•Huge Beast

HP Range50 - 150 (Avg: 100)

AC14

XP1800

Description

Triceratops are large, armored herbivores, recognizable by their three facial horns and large bony frill. They are about 30 feet long and stand 10 feet tall. Despite being herbivores, they are known for their powerful defensive abilities, using their horns and massive bodies to fend off predators.

Details

Size	Huge
Type	Beast
CR	10
XP	1800
Languages	None

Defenses

Armor Class	14
HP Range	50 - 150 (Avg: 100)
Damage Vulnerabilities
Damage Resistances	None
Damage Immunities	, ,
Condition Immunities	, ,

Actions

Defensive Stance

The Triceratops takes a defensive stance, gaining a +3 bonus to AC and advantage on Strength saving throws until the start of its next turn.

Gore

Melee Weapon Attack: +8 to hit, reach 5 ft., one target. Hit: 22 (3d10 + 6) piercing damage. If the target is a Medium or smaller creature, it must succeed on a DC 15 Strength saving throw or be knocked prone.

Herd Mentality

When within 30 feet of at least one other Triceratops, they gain advantage on Wisdom saving throws and on Perception checks.

Stomp

Melee Weapon Attack: +8 to hit, reach 5 ft., one prone target. Hit: 26 (4d10 + 4) bludgeoning damage.

Trample

If the Triceratops moves at least 20 feet straight toward a creature and then hits it with a gore attack on the same turn, the target must succeed on a DC 15 Strength saving throw or be knocked prone. The Triceratops can then