Here's one for the list.

The Mascuss

Their height at adulthood is about 70 feet tall. They live to be about 160 years old on average. The Mascuss appear to be fungi organisms that have the ability to use long, sticky tendrils to lure animals as a food source. How the Mascuss captures and eats its prey is still a mystery. They are nocturnal and emerge from the forests at night, waiting for something to come by and brush against its tentacles. In daylight, they slip back into the tall swampy forests and hide in the mud.

I was pretty sure we had agreed on no megafauna. Despite the fact that they are fungi, the argument stands.

The only guidelines I would say are no megafauna (anything larger than an elephant) and nothing with any strange abilities, unless it's like something that exists on earth. An example would be the eel. But domestication of animals is a critical aspect of civilization, so vagueness is not really an option.

nothing with any strange abilities

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Hahah well then have fun making your own fauna

They'd probably live anywhere on the map that is a moist forested area, like a wooded river or swamp. It's not over powered since they are very slow, and don't attack unless you touch their tentacles. They're very rare, being so large, but the exact numbers, as well as other things, are up to RPer interpretation.

They'd probably live anywhere on the map that is a moist forested area, like a wooded river or swamp. It's not over powered since they are very slow, and don't attack unless you touch their tentacles. They're very rare, being so large, but the exact numbers, as well as other things, are up to RPer interpretation.

They'd probably live anywhere on the map that is a moist forested area, like a wooded river or swamp. It's not over powered since they are very slow, and don't attack unless you touch their tentacles. They're very rare, being so large, but the exact numbers, as well as other things, are up to RPer interpretation.

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They seem okay with me. Slow creatures are easy to avoid. Are they in any way mindful of where they step or would they just walk through a village, taking down everything in it's path, so to speak?