For how bizarre they appear in the wild, I'm surprised it's taken until now for me to see Concavenator Terrananti. Found in the sandy dunes of deserts, Concavenator seems to have adapted an incredible proficiency in digging through terrain, appearing so effortless that it's almost "swimming" through the ground. Found usually in groups of 2-3, Conca are very territorial, and VERY fast. Be wary when navigating the dunes, as it will be difficult to disengage a Conca once it has become aggravated. While in their digging state, Conca seems to be susceptible to explosives, causing them to emerge from the ground and leaving them vulnerable to tranqs.
Domesticated
Tamed, Concavenator excel at speed and navigating terrain. In combat, groups of Conca are quite effective at hit-and-run tactics, overwhelming enemies with their speed and quick attacks. Their long, fluff-tipped tails are also able to stir up clouds of sand, which can suffocate foes if they're not careful!
The Concavenator also has a pack bonus and can stir up sand using its tail, which will inflict the Sandblasted debuff. it tends to employ a Hit and Run tactic when doing this.
Appearance
The Concavenator is a medium sized theropod that resembles a small Allosaurus only with a large fin and covered with downy feathers and shovel plating.
Color Scheme and Regions
This section displays the Concavenator's natural colors and regions. For demonstration, the regions below are colored red over an albino Concavenator. The colored squares shown underneath each region's description are the colors that the Concavenator will randomly spawn with to provide an overall range of its natural color scheme. Hover your cursor over a color to display its name and ID.
This information can be used to alter the Concavenator's regions by entering cheat SetTargetDinoColor <ColorRegion> <ColorID> in the cheat console. For instance, cheat SetTargetDinoColor 0 6 would color the Concavenator's "main body" magenta.
This section describes how to fight against the Concavenator.
General
When encountering the Concavenator, it usually dives beneath the ground and subsequently approaches the survivor at alarming speed. The Concavenator then proceeds to barrage the survivor with its attacks, lingering beneath the ground until it is forced out by explosives.
Strategy
Weaponry
Ranged Weapons are highly recommended due to its Sand Clouds preventing direct melee attacks.
As for Settlements Auto Turrets prove the most effective.
Dangers
It's Dust Cloud can potentially end a player and his/her mount, because it can drain certain stats of the creature and the player, like health, stamina, oxygen, as well as speed debuff and etc, but if the player is wearing File:SCUBA Mask.pngamelessSCUBA Armor, the Dust Cloud is ineffective towards the player, but the creature takes the damage.
A Concavenator near a hoard of Tamed Dinos can severally injure or kill them due to it creating a line of Sand Clouds while the Dinos attempt to chase after it.
Weakness
Explosives like C4 Charges are able to knock the Concavenator out of the ground and out cold, you can either kill it while it is unconscious, or rather tame it instead.
Any Creatures lacking a Oxygen Stat such as Kaprosuchus are presumably unaffected by the Dust Cloud's Oxygen Drain (Verify)
To tame a Concavenator, the survivor must knock it out of the ground using explosives, at which point it can be tranquilized through normal means. When forced out of the ground, Concavenator will receive some Torpidity, which may or may not knock it out.
Although the Concavenator can be knocked out utilizing normal means, inflicting Torpidity using explosives is recommended, as the time the Concavenator spends out of the ground is minimal. Additionally, its Torpidity declines rapidly, making the use of tranquilizers more likely to damage, and possibly even kill the Concavenator. Explosives such as C4 Charges may prove optimal in knocking the Concavenator out, as one can place a bunch of them in one spot and subsequently detonate them. As the Concavenator nears its maximum Torpidity, it is wise to detonate one C4 Charge at a time, avoiding the risk of damaging it as it falls unconscious.
It is recommended to bring a fast creature like the Gallimimus or the Sabertooth, when at a distance from the creature chasing you, place a C4 Charge when being chased by a Concavenator at a distance, and make sure you don't make it lose it's aggro, or else it will stop chasing you and leave you alone, when the creature is 5-15 meters away from the C4 Charge, detonate it and the creature will be forced out of the ground and out cold.
It is recommended to use SCUBA Armor or Gas Mask, because the Concavenator will make Dust Clouds in the taming process, as said in the dangers section, and the dust clouds take away certain stats like, health, oxygen, as well as stamina and etc.
Another interesting method of knocking one out is to use Cryolophosaurus, as its spit inflicts a lot of torpor while dealing very little damage, allowing you to knock one out relatively easy without have to use any explosive.
Taming them on Aberration is very hard, as they often fall off cliffs into the liquid element, attack and subsequently get killed by Megalosaurus, spawn in proximity to Reaper Queens or jump out of the ground, never to return again, rendering them untamable before the player has the chance to clear the area and set up C4 traps.
Utility
Controls
- This key triggers a simple bite.
- This key toggles the Concavenator's stance.
C - This key triggers a tail swipe which sweeps up a Dust cloud, inflicting the Sandblasted debuff.
Space - This key triggers a jump while in the swimming stance.
Roles
Subterranean Travel: Concavenator possesses the ability to swim through the ground, enabling it to travel with more speed and versatility.
Crowd Control: With the Concavenator's Sandblasted Debuff it excels at killing or severely injuring Several AI-Controlled Dinos at once with a Hit and Run Tactic any Player however will be smart enough to avoid the Dust Clouds.
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Allosaurus only with a large fin and covered with downy feathers and shovel plating.
Health
Stamina
Oxygen
Food
Weight
Melee Damage
Movement Speed
Torpidity
C4 Charges are able to knock the Concavenator out of the ground and out cold, you can either kill it while it is unconscious, or rather tame it instead.
Kaprosuchus are presumably unaffected by the Dust Cloud's Oxygen Drain (Verify)
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Torpidity, which may or may not knock it out.
SCUBA Armor or 
Gas Mask, because the Concavenator will make Dust Clouds in the taming process, as said in the dangers section, and the dust clouds take away certain stats like, health, oxygen, as well as stamina and etc.
Cryolophosaurus 
, as its spit inflicts a lot of torpor while dealing very little damage, allowing you to knock one out relatively easy without have to use any explosive.
Megalosaurus, spawn in proximity to 
Reaper Queens or jump out of the ground, never to return again, rendering them untamable before the player has the chance to clear the area and set up C4 traps.
- This key triggers a simple bite.
- This key toggles the Concavenator's stance.
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