Recently, Boundless released a “Draconic” Body rig for possible future mounts and steads. This rig has six limbs, four legs, and two wings. This however got me thinking, because having six limbs is bizarre for any animal besides insects. So, I had the idea “What if you made a creature with six legs?”. That question in its self is not very interesting, but what ideas it spawns are very, very complex. I have officially come up with three creatures, each one massive and earth shaking.
Behemoths:
Behemoths are giant, six legged creatures that roam the lands in numerous colors and behaviors. Most Behemoths are passive, moving slowly across the land, toppling trees and hills. Their size, although not quite as big as the devastating Titans, are still far bigger then players. These towering beasts, once tamed, can have special saddles put on them, allowing players to actually build on top of the beasts. Whether it is a moving house, a Traveling Circus, or a monstrous War Beast, Behemoths could be utilized for innumerable things.
Leviathans:
These legendary monsters of the deep, called Leviathans, are six finned creatures that spend most of there lives in open water. These creatures are very rare, as they need a decent expanse of water to roam in. As with Behemoths, Leviathans can be tamed and be built on with special saddles. However,as with the way gravity works, any sharp turning or flipping with jostle everyone inside the structure. These beasts could be used as isolated homes in flooded worlds, or stealthy deployment ships.
Gargantuans:
As is the trend with these creatures, Gargantuans would be six winged, and and would virtually never land in there entire lives. These flying fortresses could resemble birds or maybe some stingrays. These creatures fly through the sky, endlessly gliding on their huge wings. However, catching and taming these beast can obviously be tricky, but then you can build on its back and even on its chest/stomach, and fly around the world.
This is my idea of what to do with the new "Draconic rigs, besides the basic dragon forms. I hope that my ideas have given you ideas of your own, and that you share them in the comments below. Thank you.
