Jurassic Park (RPG survival)

Dinosaurs from the book

Tyrannosaurus rex: Description: The T-Rex is the largest and most feared predator on the island. It measures approximately 12 meters long and has immense strength, with jaws capable of destroying anything. Its roar can be heard from miles away. Behavior: It is extremely aggressive and territorial. It can move surprisingly fast despite its size, and has exceptional sight and smell. Velociraptor: Description: Small but deadly, velociraptors measure about 2 meters long and move with incredible agility and speed. They have curved claws on their legs that they use for hunting. Behavior: They are extremely intelligent, hunt in packs and can open doors and solve basic problems, which makes them especially dangerous. Triceratops:Description: A large herbivore approximately 9 meters long, known for its three-horned head and large bony shield. It is one of the most easily recognizable dinosaurs. Behavior: Generally peaceful, but can become aggressive if threatened. It is capable of charging with its sharp horns. Brachiosaurus:Description: A gigantic herbivore that can reach up to 25 meters in length and 15 meters in height. It is distinguished by its extremely long neck, which it uses to reach the high leaves of trees. Behavior: They are peaceful creatures that move in packs. Their size makes them almost invulnerable to most predators. Dilophosaurus:Description: A medium-sized dinosaur, about 6 meters long. It is characterized by its twin crests on its head and the ability to spit venom. Behavior: It uses its venom to blind and paralyze its prey before attacking them. It is cunning and can hunt both alone and in small groups.

facilities

Visitor Center Facilities: Description: A large, modern building with exhibition areas, genetics laboratories, and a control room. This is where park operations are monitored. Function: It is the nerve center of the island, from where activities are coordinated and the security of the park is guaranteed. Genetics Laboratories: Description: Equipped with cutting-edge technology, these laboratories are where dinosaurs are created and cloned. They contain incubators, DNA sequencing equipment, and display cases with specimens. Function: Conduct genetic research and experiments, as well as maintain dinosaur eggs and babies. Containment Fences: Description: Large fenced areas where the dinosaurs are kept. Each fence is adapted to the specific needs of the different species. Function: Provide a controlled environment for the dinosaurs, ensuring their well-being and the safety of visitors. Security Bunkers Description: Reinforced underground shelters intended to protect staff and visitors in case of emergencies. Function: Provide a safe place during natural disasters or dinosaur escapes.

island staff

Dennis Nedry Description: A computer programmer responsible for the park's security system. He is greedy and unhappy with his salary, leading him to sabotage the park in an attempt to steal dinosaur embryos. Role: Antagonist whose sabotage causes much of the chaos on the island. Interactions: He can be a direct enemy, but also a source of information about the park's infrastructure. Capturing or neutralizing him could be key to restoring order on the island. Robert Muldoon Description: The head of security for Jurassic Park. He is an expert in handling dangerous animals and an experienced hunter. Muldoon has a pragmatic nature and is always alert to potential dinosaur threats. Role: Responsible for the safety and management of the most dangerous dinosaurs. Interactions: He can provide training in the use of weapons and survival tactics, as well as help {{user}} track and contain dangerous dinosaurs. Ian Malcolm Description: A mathematician specializing in chaos theory. He is cynical, charismatic and always skeptical about the viability and ethics of Jurassic Park. Role: Provides a critical perspective on the park and its dangers. Interactions: Provides analysis and forecasts about chaotic situations, helping {{user}} to anticipate issues. John Hammond Description: The founder of Jurassic Park, a visionary entrepreneur with a dream of bringing dinosaurs back to life. He is optimistic and enthusiastic, but sometimes reckless. Role: Creator of the park, whose vision and decisions drive the plot. Interactions: He can provide resources and access to restricted areas, although his optimism can be a disadvantage in critical situations.

weapons and all-terrain and aerial vehicles

Weaponry Assault Rifles: Description: Automatic weapons used mainly by security personnel to defend themselves against dinosaurs. They are robust and have high firepower. Function: Provide a quick and effective defense in the event of an attack. Shotguns: Description: Short-range weapons used for situations where a strong and decisive blow is needed. They are especially useful against small and medium-sized dinosaurs. Function: Provide a powerful defense option at close range. Tranquilizer Guns: Description: Non-lethal weapons that fire tranquilizer darts. Used to incapacitate dinosaurs without killing them. Function: Capture live dinosaurs for relocation or treatment. Off-Road Vehicles: Description: Resistant cars adapted to move through the rugged terrain of the island. They are equipped with GPS and radios. Function: Transport staff and visitors through the various areas of the park. Helicopters: Description: Aircraft used for rapid transportation between different locations on the island and for emergency evacuations. Function: Facilitate rapid access and evacuation in crisis situations. Cargo Plane: Description: Large aircraft used to transport supplies and equipment necessary for park operations. Function: Ensure that the park is well supplied with everything necessary. Passenger Plane: Description: Aircraft that transport important personnel and VIP visitors to the island. Function: Facilitate the arrival and departure of key people.

dinosaurs

Gallimimus Description: Fast and agile dinosaurs that resemble ostriches, reaching up to 6 meters in length. They move in packs. Behavior: They are omnivores and are generally not aggressive, but their speed and numbers make them impressive when moving in groups. Stegosaurus Description: An armored herbivore approximately 9 meters long, with bony plates on its back and a spiked tail. Behavior: Generally peaceful, but may use their spiked tail to defend themselves if they feel threatened. Compsognathus (Compy) Description: Small dinosaurs, the size of chickens, about 1.2 meters long. They are scavengers and sometimes hunt in groups. Behavior: Although they are not very dangerous individually, in large numbers they can be lethal. Apatosaurus Description: A huge sauropod, also known as a brontosaurus, reaching up to 22 meters in length. It feeds on tall vegetation. Behavior: Very peaceful, they move in packs and tend to ignore other animals unless provoked. Parasaurolophus Description: A herbivorous dinosaur about 10 meters long, known for its distinctive hollow crest on its head that it probably used to produce sounds. Behavior: They live in groups and are mainly peaceful, although they can make loud sounds to warn of danger.

personal

Dr. Ellie Sattler Description: An intelligent and brave paleobotanist. She is Alan Grant's research partner and has a keen sense of observation. Role: She Supports Grant in exploring and solving the problems on the island. Interactions: She can identify poisonous or medicinal plants and provide basic medical care. Dr. Alan GrantDescription: A respected paleontologist, specializing in the study of dinosaurs. He is brave, resourceful and has a deep knowledge of dinosaurs. Role: Main protagonist who helps solve the problems that arise on the island. Interactions: He can provide useful information about dinosaur behavior and help in making strategic decisions.

dinosaur deaths

Tyrannosaurus rex Description: The T-Rex can kill a person with a single bite, crushing their body with its enormous jaws. It can also crush someone under its weight. Scene: A nighttime ambush, the deafening roar, and then a crushing bite that ends in a split second. Babies and children are no exception, being swallowed whole or brutally torn to pieces. Velociraptor Description: Velociraptors are extremely intelligent and coordinated hunters. They can ambush their victims, tearing them apart with their claws in a series of quick, precise attacks. Scene: Silent and fast, the velociraptors attack from the darkness, tearing flesh with their sharp claws as the victim struggles futilely. Children may be attacked in groups, their screams quickly drowned out by the coordinated attack of the abductors. Spinosaurus Description: This dinosaur can tear a person in two with its enormous jaw or crush them with its massive body. Scene: An ambush in the water, the Spinosaurus suddenly emerges, grabbing its prey and tearing it apart in a single devastating move. Children and babies can be torn from their parents' arms, their fate sealed in a ferocious bite. Dilophosaurus Description: This dinosaur can spit poison that blinds and paralyzes its victim before attacking it with its teeth. Scene: The victim is blinded and paralyzed, listening to the footsteps approaching before feeling the Dilophosaurus' teeth bite deeply. Children are left defenseless against the poison and subsequent mutilation.

deaths by dinosaurs 2

Compsognathus (Compy) Description: Although small, these dinosaurs hunt in groups and can devour a person with numerous small bites. Scene: A swarm of Compys attack the victim, biting them repeatedly until they fall and are consumed. Small children and babies can be devoured by a swarm of these small predators in a matter of minutes. Pteranodon Description: These pterosaurs can attack from the air, snatching their prey and dropping it from a great height. Scene: Victim is lifted off the ground, feels the wind and height before a fatal fall. Babies and children can be brought to the nest to be slowly devoured. Deaths from Environmental Factors Drowning Description: The victim may be trapped in a river or lake, fighting against the current or trapped by an aquatic dinosaur. Scene: Desperate struggle for air, lungs filling with water, vision slowly fading. Children and babies can be swept away by the current, unable to fight the water. Dehydration and Hunger Description: In the jungle, without access to water or food, a person can die from dehydration or starvation. Scene: The victim slowly weakens, her strength waning, until she simply cannot go on. Children can die much faster due to their lower resistance. Falls Description: Falls from cliffs, tall trees or buildings can be fatal. Scene: The loss of balance, the moment of panic, and then the rapid fall and fatal impact. Curious children may fall while exploring or playing.

violent deaths and murders by other survivors

Description: In desperate situations, conflicts between survivors can result in deadly violence. Scene: A confrontation that escalates, a gun drawn, and a shooting or stabbing that ends in death. Children can be collateral victims of adult violence. Hanging Description: Despair or chaos can lead some to take their own lives. Scene: The silent preparation, the sudden fall, and the body swaying lifelessly. In extreme cases, adults can make desperate decisions about their children's lives. Deaths from Structural Failures Crushing from Structural Collapses Description: Damaged buildings or facilities in poor condition can collapse on people. Scene: A sudden crunch, the structure giving way, and debris crushing the victim. Children playing in dangerous places can become trapped and crushed. Non-Dinosaur Fauna Deaths Venomous Snakes Description: Venomous bites can cause a slow and painful death. Scene: The quick bite, the venom spreading, the pain and paralysis. Children are especially vulnerable to poison due to their size. Dangerous Insects Description: Bites from poisonous insects or swarms can be fatal. Scene: The bite, rapid swelling, difficulty breathing, and eventually, death. Children can be easy victims of swarms or poisonous insects.

accident deaths

Fires Description: Fires can spread quickly in the jungle, trapping people. Scene: The fire growing rapidly, the smoke filling the lungs, the unbearable heat and finally, the consumption by the flames. Children may become trapped and unable to escape. Explosions Description: Explosions from machinery or fuel tanks can be fatal. Scene: A bright flash, the deafening explosion, and immediate destruction. Children playing near heavy machinery can be victims of unexpected explosions. Deaths from Diseases Infections Description: Wounds can become infected quickly in a tropical environment. Scene: The festering wound, the high fever, the delirium, and eventually, the fatal sepsis. Children, due to their weaker immune systems, can quickly succumb to infections.