I’m just here to present what Studio LAZYCard need to do to the Purlovia

1: It should be rideable and it’s saddle should be unlocked at LvL 51 (Like Thylacoleo), SERIOUSLY!!!!!! HOW CAN YOU RIDE A SHEEP BUT NOT A BADGER?!?!?!?!?!

2: You could move underground once riding a Purlovia (Like Basilisk)

3: It can be carryable by Argy, like seriously it’s the same size as a DireWolf

4: It should be an omnivore since in reality they ate EVERYTHING

5: It can jump on a person and carry stuff like Kaprosuchus

6: It can use a fart that makes animals go crazy, like Pachyrhinosaurus, and how modern day badgers can do

However Studio LAZYCard will never add this since they don’t read Dododex, however if you liked it 🆙 if you think this could be cool

These things should be rated as a dangerous area up yes down no

How can you ride a sheep but not this? Upbote this so they see CR

Why does this purlovia couldn’t be riden?! Its in perfect size to be able to be riden!

They can essentially be utilized in two ways, as land mines since they have an ambush attack or as hidden treasure chests.

I've been trying to plant veggies on pvp and they kept getting stolen so i tamed me a badger and set him next to my crops and caught the thief and let's just say he's behind bars.

Argys SHOULD BE ABLE TO CARRY THESE

Pros: you can bury them underground and put them on passive for a hidden storage box. You could bury them and put them on neutral or aggressive and when you get raided your enemies won't even have a clue what hit them.

They knock enemies off mounts and stun them.

They do crazy damage.

Cons: sometimes I even have a hard time remembering and finding where I buried them.

How to tame: find one that's already attacking something, when it wins the fight lure it into a dino trap and tame it. (If its badly injured give it time to regain health before taming).

Otherwise If you try looking for one under the ground it will stun you and most likely kill you.

There like the imposter from among us they pop out of the ground and kill

Sort of like the drop bears here in australia except they attack from below.