The flying serpent would be a prey entity that eats rabbils but can also be hunted down by your own creatures. There are 3 variants (for now, at least): Normal, burning savanna/oasis and jungle. The flying serpents would not spawn in cold biomes because snakes are cold-blooded creatures, meaning they would freeze in those biomes. Each Flying Serpent would drop 3 pieces of food, except the jungle variant which would drop 4 pieces of food. Rabbils run away from flying serpents. Anyways, let's talk about the types of flying serpents.
Normal: Normal flying serpents appear in every biome that is mainly grassland (islands that have mixtures of multiple biomes still count.) These guys would be non-venomous. They would require a 2 in strength in order to be killed. They would move every time your creatures move, and try hunting rabbils by jumping next to or on the tile the rabbils are, and then using the next turn you make with your nichelings to attack the rabbil, and the next turn to grab the meat. They would be able to go on trees.
Savanna/oasis: Dessert flying serpents appear on the Burning Savanna and Oasis islands. These guys would be venomous. If a nicheling with an attack lower than 3 (the amount of strength needed to kill them) tries to attack them, the serpent will poison them. This does not work if the nicheling has a point in venom or poison. They would function the same as normal flying serpents, except that they have 1 point in camouflage due to their pattern and coloring.
Jungle/Swamp: Jungle flying serpents appear on all jungle and swamp islands. These are the deadliest serpents out of all the other variants and would require a 4 in strength in order to be killed. If a nicheling with strength lower than 4 tries to kill them, the serpent will constrict that nicheling and the nicheling will be paralyzed. The only way to free the nicheling is to get a creature to attack the serpent. The nicheling must at least have a 1 in strength in order to attack the serpent. If the tribemates fail to attack the snake, the nicheling who is being constricted will take damage. They function as normal flying serpents, but they would go on trees a lot less.
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Well, let's start this off.
The flying serpent would be a prey entity that eats rabbils but can also be hunted down by your own creatures. There are 3 variants (for now, at least): Normal, burning savanna/oasis and jungle. The flying serpents would not spawn in cold biomes because snakes are cold-blooded creatures, meaning they would freeze in those biomes. Each Flying Serpent would drop 3 pieces of food, except the jungle variant which would drop 4 pieces of food. Rabbils run away from flying serpents. Anyways, let's talk about the types of flying serpents.
Normal: Normal flying serpents appear in every biome that is mainly grassland (islands that have mixtures of multiple biomes still count.) These guys would be non-venomous. They would require a 2 in strength in order to be killed. They would move every time your creatures move, and try hunting rabbils by jumping next to or on the tile the rabbils are, and then using the next turn you make with your nichelings to attack the rabbil, and the next turn to grab the meat. They would be able to go on trees.
Savanna/oasis: Dessert flying serpents appear on the Burning Savanna and Oasis islands. These guys would be venomous. If a nicheling with an attack lower than 3 (the amount of strength needed to kill them) tries to attack them, the serpent will poison them. This does not work if the nicheling has a point in venom or poison. They would function the same as normal flying serpents, except that they have 1 point in camouflage due to their pattern and coloring.
Jungle/Swamp: Jungle flying serpents appear on all jungle and swamp islands. These are the deadliest serpents out of all the other variants and would require a 4 in strength in order to be killed. If a nicheling with strength lower than 4 tries to kill them, the serpent will constrict that nicheling and the nicheling will be paralyzed. The only way to free the nicheling is to get a creature to attack the serpent. The nicheling must at least have a 1 in strength in order to attack the serpent. If the tribemates fail to attack the snake, the nicheling who is being constricted will take damage. They function as normal flying serpents, but they would go on trees a lot less.
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