Iguanodon bernissartensis
Nicknames : Iggy · Iguano
A large terrestrial herbivore. Rearing up for combat, it stands its ground to injure opponents with its spiked thumbs and mighty kicks. Although not semi-aquatic, it is a good swimmer.
On La Meute QC's Path of Titans server, Iguanodon (Iguanodon bernissartensis) is a herbivore of the Terrestrial class rated 3/5 for damage, 1/5 for defence, 3/5 for land speed and 3/5 for survivability, taking 4 group slots. Growth is earned by staying alive, with no teleport.
Iguanodon's most iconic feature is its spiked thumb, believed to have served a combative purpose. Though it spends most of its time as a quadruped, it will rear up on its hind legs to run. In Path of Titans, its bipedal stance replaces the crouch, granting better turning speed and stamina recovery.
Ability-point cost per slot.
Crouch is replaced with Bipedal, raising you on 2 legs for increased turning speed and stamina recovery.
Area-of-effect, armor-piercing attack, 2 slams.
Negates damage of an incoming attack if it connects with head, neck, or front of the body. Uses stamina.
20% increased damage while in quadrupedal stance.
2x sprinting acceleration, only available in quadrupedal stance.
Quick attack, increases in power with each hit.
Able to eat berries and fruit, moderate food drain.
Able to eat flowers, nuts, roots, and fruit. Faster food drain.
Increases bleed and venom healing by 20%.
50% increased stamina recovery for 8 seconds after taking damage.
Increases health recovery rate by 20%.
Ignore uphill movement decrease, +10% downhill speed, -10% fall damage.
20% increase to armor while in bipedal stance.
Landing attacks grants 'Heroic' stacks. At 3 stacks, +25% group damage for 20 seconds.
A kick attack that causes high damage.
An attack that causes light damage and knockback.
Charge forward in a line causing damage to anything you hit, with knockback.
Increases turning speed by 30% while bipedal.
Negates all knockback while bipedal.
Iguanodon, named in 1825, is one of the first dinosaurs recognized by science. This ornithopod genus sits roughly halfway between the swift bipedal hypsilophodontids of the mid-Jurassic and the duck-billed dinosaurs of the Late Cretaceous. Taxonomic revision in the early 21st century settled on one well-substantiated species: I. bernissartensis, which lived from the late Barremian to earliest Aptian (Early Cretaceous, ~126–122 Ma) in Belgium, Spain, Germany, England and possibly elsewhere in Europe. A large, stocky herbivore roughly 10 m long, it had spiked thumbs (likely defensive) and long prehensile fifth fingers for foraging. Mainly quadrupedal, it could rise on two feet to browse at height. It is among the first dinosaurs known to chew its food. It belongs to the family Iguanodontidae. I. galvensis, described from fossils found in La Rioja, Spain, bears some resemblance to the Mongolian iguanodontid Altirhinus.
🦴 Full scientific profileYes — Bipedal replaces the crouch, giving Iguanodon better turn speed and stamina recovery. Gauntlets (+20% armor while bipedal) and Retaliate (+20% damage for 2s after being hit in bipedal) make it a reactive fighter. On La Meute QC, alternating quadrupedal (Running Start 2x acceleration) and bipedal (counter-attack) is the key.
Yes — with 3/5 water speed and dedicated abilities (Dunking Kick passive +20% swim speed, Webbed Feet +10% swim speed -20% swim stamina, Paddle Tail +10%, Streamlined +10%), Iguanodon swims well above the terrestrial herbivore average. On Riparia, this aquatic mobility is a valuable asset for fleeing or repositioning.
Yes — Hero's Stand stacks 'Heroic' charges with landing attacks. At 3 stacks, the entire group gains +25% damage for 20 seconds. On La Meute QC where herbivore defensive fights are common, Iguanodon can convert its aggressive jump landings into a direct offensive boost for Lambeosaurus or Barsboldia allies.
