1. Get bow/tool you use with darts and Tranq arrows/darts

2. Eat your pierogees (potatoes if u have them)

3. Find one in the mountains (it’s REALLY hard)

4. Knock out time

5. Put stuff in its inventory

6. Get some bio toxins (or narcotics, or mushroom-arrow things)

7. Wait

8. Wait

9. Wait again

10. Pray to Jayfeather and Jesus that u don’t die here

11. Beg to the man across the street for some potatoes

12. Wait

13. Finally! It’s up!

14. Give it a good name

15. Get a saddle

16. Get inf. Stone

I hope u up this tip

—Jayfeather (Owner of dead Sarco I and Raptorsaurus II in Cnidaria section. Also the owner of Triceratops level die! And the dossier)

There’s a way to fully lock a wild doed in place (or atleast on UME)

1; Get plant species Z fruit

2: find a doed

3: Hit the doed until it enters its shell

4: throw the fruit at it, it will become confused and “leave the shell” but technically still in it. The game becomes confused as its ment to be in the shell and it is and not at the same time, so it stays immobile.

The one i hit is still there.

Where to find them:

In ark mobile Dodecirus can be found in large numbers at the redwood forests at the top left of the map or the mountains.

Taming details:

Dodecirus are knockout tames and they eat berries

Problems:

They have armour on the top where they take less torpor so shoot their underside and if you damage it to much it will curl into a ball and it will be hard to knock them out and if you hit a Dodecirus all nearby Dodecirus will attack you

Advantages:

Dodecirus are slow so you dont need a mount to outrun them and you wont need a trap because it might not catch up to you.

Abilities when tamed:

Dodecirus will turn into a ball and roll really fast also they can destroy rocks,bushes and trees and gather their resources and they have a weight reduction on stone abd the saddle is unlocked at level 34 and made in the smithy.

Liam Sameer

There’s a big open area near green obelisk, redwoods and swamp. If you are lucky you’ll find one. Beware though, spinos, rexes, raptors, carnos, barys, and theris are all relatively common around here. I’d recommend a good flyer or bruiser of your own if venturing here. Flak also helps.