Carnivores
Torvosaurus (famous big jurassic theropod)
Daspletosaurus (My second favorite tyrannosaurid, bulkier, stronger and fast, that´s a small T.rex version)
Dakotaraptor (Feathered) (Big raptor that coexisted with T.rex during the Cretaceous period)
Utahraptor (Feathered) (Famous and beloved, the largest known raptor)
Buitreraptor (Feathered) (Uncommon and beautiful small raptor)
Teratophoneus (Canon tyrannosaurid)
Yutyrannus (Feathered) (Famous feathered predator from Asia)
Herbivores
Lambeosaurus (Iconic and beatiful hadrosaurid)
Alamosaurus (Biggest sauropod of Cretaceous North America)
Gastonia (Spiky and beautiful nodosaurid)
Ornithomimus (Feathered) (Small relative of struthiomimus, agile and gracile would be a nice oportunity to bring a feathered ornithomimid to the game)
Argentinosaurus (Heaviest known dinosaur, a real heavyweight, he is a living fortress)
Shunosaurus (Exotic small sauropod a club at the end of its tail, similar to an ankylosaurid's tail)
Anzu (Feathered) (North American oviraptorid that coexisted with T.rex at the end of the Cretaceous)
Torvosaurus (famous big jurassic theropod)
Daspletosaurus (My second favorite tyrannosaurid, bulkier, stronger and fast, that´s a small T.rex version)
Dakotaraptor (Feathered) (Big raptor that coexisted with T.rex during the Cretaceous period)
Utahraptor (Feathered) (Famous and beloved, the largest known raptor)
Buitreraptor (Feathered) (Uncommon and beautiful small raptor)
Teratophoneus (Canon tyrannosaurid)
Yutyrannus (Feathered) (Famous feathered predator from Asia)
Herbivores
Lambeosaurus (Iconic and beatiful hadrosaurid)
Alamosaurus (Biggest sauropod of Cretaceous North America)
Gastonia (Spiky and beautiful nodosaurid)
Ornithomimus (Feathered) (Small relative of struthiomimus, agile and gracile would be a nice oportunity to bring a feathered ornithomimid to the game)
Argentinosaurus (Heaviest known dinosaur, a real heavyweight, he is a living fortress)
Shunosaurus (Exotic small sauropod a club at the end of its tail, similar to an ankylosaurid's tail)
Anzu (Feathered) (North American oviraptorid that coexisted with T.rex at the end of the Cretaceous)
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