Tyrannosaurus rex
Nicknames : Rex · T-Rex
A very large terrestrial carnivore. Its powerful jaws deal tremendous damage, ideal for hunting large prey.
On La Meute QC's Path of Titans server, Tyrannosaurus (Tyrannosaurus rex) is a carnivore of the Terrestrial class rated 5/5 for damage, 4/5 for defence, 3/5 for land speed and 4/5 for survivability, taking 2 group slots. Growth is earned by staying alive, with no teleport.
Tyrannosaurus is the heaviest terrestrial predator known to have ever inhabited the planet. With a jaw nearly five feet long, it could deliver a bone-crushing bite force. In Path of Titans, Tyrannosaurus is not feathered.
Ability-point cost per slot.
Causes medium damage.
Charge up the attack and inflict bone break based on how long it's held.
Small damage and low bone break.
Take 30% less damage from hits to your head, neck, and chest.
Gain 10% increased attack damage when not in a group.
Only able to eat meat; food drains much slower.
Can eat meat, carrion, and bones. Fast food and water drain.
Unable to be grappled or pounced.
Increases bleed and venom healing by 30%.
40% less knockback and 15% increased bone break healing.
Heavy stomp with front legs. Must be standing still to use.
An attack that causes light damage.
Decreases incoming damage by 20% for 30 seconds.
Increases the attack of all tyrannosaurs in your group within 30m for 1 minute. Stacks up to 4 times.
Tyrannosaurus is a genus of coelurosaurian theropod. The species Tyrannosaurus rex (rex meaning "king" in Latin), often called T. rex, is one of the best-represented large theropods. It lived in western North America, then an island continent called Laramidia, and had a much wider range than other tyrannosaurids. Its fossils date to the Maastrichtian at the end of the Cretaceous, 68 to 66 million years ago. It was the last known tyrannosaurid and one of the last non-avian dinosaurs before the Cretaceous–Paleogene extinction. With a highly developed sense of smell, it could track prey for miles. Tyrannosaurus belongs to the family Tyrannosauridae: a massive predator 12 m long and 9–13 tonnes.
🦴 Full scientific profileT-Rex has a group slot size of only 2 and recovery of 2/5. Solo with Lone Hunter (+10% damage), Face Tank (-30% damage taken to head/neck/chest) and Deep Rumble (-20% incoming damage for 30s), it can stand up to most. On La Meute QC, its slow growth and huge Hypercarnivore appetite make progression tough — secure a hunting territory early.
Tyrannosaurus has damage at 5/5 and defense at 4/5 — among the best combinations in the game for a large terrestrial carnivore. Its land speed is 3/5, decent for its size. Compared to Pycnonemosaurus (speed 5/5 but more fragile), T-Rex is slower but takes hits from Riparia's large herbivores much better.
Tyrant Roar increases the attack of all tyrannosaurs in your group within 30m for 1 minute, stacking up to 4 times. On La Meute QC, a T-Rex duo with Tyrant Roar active can each build 2 stacks — a significant combined damage increase. It's one of the rare family synergies that truly rewards playing in a group with the same species.
