Lambeosaurus lambei
Nicknames : Lamb · Lambeo
Lambeosaurus is a large terrestrial herbivore. It is a great ally for any herbivore group thanks to its healing capabilities, although it can perform perfectly well as a lone creature.
On La Meute QC's Path of Titans server, Lambeosaurus (Lambeosaurus lambei) is a herbivore of the Terrestrial class rated 1/5 for damage, 5/5 for defence, 3/5 for land speed and 4/5 for survivability, taking 3 group slots. Growth is earned by staying alive, with no teleport.
Lambeosaurus is large and long-legged, with an elongated snout, standing taller than most other herbivores. It has a distinctive hatchet-shaped crest on top of its head and a wide shovel-like beak. Quadrupedal, it can move surprisingly quickly despite its size; like Iguanodon, it swims well despite its appearance.
Ability-point cost per slot.
10% armor increase and increased maneuverability when not in a group.
20% faster vocal ability cooldowns.
While grouped with other Hadrosaurs, gain 10% increased stamina recovery. Stacks up to 4 times.
Gain 15% improved turning speed.
A kick that deals medium damage and propels you forward. Provides a passive 20% swimming speed increase.
A kick attack that causes medium damage.
Able to eat berries and fruit, moderate food drain.
Able to eat flowers, nuts, roots and fruit. Faster food drain.
Resting or sleeping increases all group members' healing by 100% within 10 meters.
Increases armor by 25% to all Camptosaurus, Struthiomimus, Kentrosaurus or Pachycephalosaurus within 75 meters.
Increases bleed and venom healing by 30%.
All bucking and struggling makes the enemy lose 30% more stamina.
10% faster swimming speed.
Take 60% less knockback and 15% increased bone break healing.
Reduces running stamina drain by 15%.
Lunge forward, knocking back enemies.
Ignore uphill movement decrease, +10% downhill speed, -10% fall damage.
A kick attack that causes medium damage. Requires slow movement to use.
A powerful kick that spins in a circle and causes knockback.
Increases swim speed by 10% and decreases swim stamina drain by 20%.
Increases swim speed and turn speed by 10%.
Causes knockback.
Damage and status effects inflicted to your tail are dramatically reduced.
Three combat voice calls: Call to Arms (+25% group damage), Rallying Horn (+25% group armor), Blaring Cry (-25% incoming damage).
Three healing voice calls: Healing Call, Primal Mend, Rejuvenating Roar.
Three survival voice calls: Hustle, Guiding Beacon, Slow Digestion.
Lambeosaurus (meaning 'Lambe's lizard') is a genus of hadrosaurid dinosaur from approximately 75 million years ago, Late Cretaceous (Campanian) of North America. This bipedal/quadrupedal herbivore is known for its distinctive hollow cranial crest, hatchet-shaped in the best-known species L. lambei. Several species have been named from Canada, the US, and Mexico, but only the two Canadian species — L. lambei and L. magnicristatus — are currently recognized as valid. It belongs to subfamily Lambeosaurinae, family Hadrosauridae. Estimated at 7–7.7 m (23–25 ft) and 2.5–3.3 metric tons.
🦴 Full scientific profileYes — since its 2024 TLC, Lambeosaurus is Path of Titans' primary herbivore healer. Its three Healing Calls (Healing Call, Primal Mend, Rejuvenating Roar), Combat Calls (+25% group damage, +25% group armor, -25% incoming damage), and Healing Presence (2x group healing while resting within 10m) make it an unmatched herd pillar on La Meute QC.
Yes — with 4/5 water speed, Lambeosaurus swims well above most terrestrial herbivores. Dunking Kick adds 20% swim speed passively, Webbed Feet +10%, Paddle Tail +10%, Streamlined +10%. On Riparia, it's one of the best herbivores for river crossing while healing the group mid-transit.
Lambeosaurus can form a group of 3. Protector grants +25% armor to Camptosaurus, Struthiomimus, Kentrosaurus, or Pachycephalosaurus within 75m. The ideal La Meute QC trio: Lambeosaurus (heals + buffs) + Kentrosaurus (bleed damage) + Camptosaurus or Struthiomimus (escape and scout). Family Chorus adds +10% stamina recovery per hadrosaur in the group (max 4 stacks).
