Potential Additions to Magestone

 Hello,

I cherry-picked a group of designs from my fictional DnD palaeofauna that might fit within Magestone instead. I am submitting them here as potential additions, so Mette can possibly approve them (she created Magestone, I am merely collaborating with her).

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 A hen-sized carnivorous Oviraptorosaur that forages in packs. Can potentially bring down human-sized prey by literally biting its ankles.
 


 
A smallish, spiked, short-necked Titanosaur with a thagomizer, potentially dangerous if provoked.
 
 
A a dog-sized Pseudosuchian that feeds exclusively on insects including grubs, termites and ants. Is able to eject foul-noxious liquid from its anal glands like a skunk, when threatened.
 

 
A Sulrpasaur-style Rauisuchian of large size, somewhat resembling an inaccurate Spinosaur. 
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