Units

Base stats as a unit is born, read from the table at 0x37654 in the executable. What a unit grows into afterwards is on the combat page. →

People

	Name	HP	OPattack	DPdefence	SPD	MPmagic	Food
	Commoner	30	20	30	20	—	30
	Muscle-man	70	35	70	30	—	30
	Warrior	50	70	35	40	—	30
	Constructor	20	10	10	10	—	30

A commoner is the raw material of the tribe. Push his health to 70 and he turns into a muscle man, push his attack to 70 and he turns into a warrior. The constructor never fights, he builds.

Magic users

	Name	HP	OPattack	DPdefence	SPD	MPmagic	Food
	Elf	35	25	25	30	30	30
	Wizard	45	25	25	30	30	30
	Warlock	40	25	25	40	30	30
	Ranger	40	25	25	70	30	30

One per tribe, with its own spell list: Elf heals, Wizard shields and freezes, Warlock burns, Ranger teleports and resurrects.

Tamed dinosaurs

	Name	HP	OPattack	DPdefence	SPD	MPmagic	Food
	Velociraptor	80	50	80	90	—	30
	Carrnotaurous	45	40	60	60	—	30
	Rhamphorhynchus	50	30	40	120	—	30
	Triceratops	130	70	60	50	—	30
	Diloposaurus	50	50	40	50	—	30

Trained in their own buildings and, unlike wild animals, they belong to a tribe and grow like people do.

Wild animals

	Name	HP	OPattack	DPdefence	SPD	MPmagic	Food
	Tyrannosaurus	200	150	150	200	—	1000
	Brachiosaurus	250	100	120	120	—	950
	Centrosaurus	150	80	100	150	—	900
	Stauricosaurus	120	70	80	140	—	800
	Daemon	100	70	70	130	—	750
	Mammoth	80	55	45	120	—	700
	Musso	70	50	45	70	—	400
	Tiger	50	50	40	120	—	350
	Leopard	22	24	24	100	—	200
	Cur	18	20	20	80	—	150

Nobody owns these. They are the food supply and the danger at once: the food column is what a carcass is worth, and a tyrannosaurus is worth a thousand.

Two beasts the authors never drew

The original game data has stats, food value and growth caps for the Brachiosaurus and the Daemon, but their sprites in the archive are empty 1×1 placeholders and no map ever places them. We drew them for the port: a 3D model built from the game's own art, animated and shot from the in-game camera in all eight directions, then reduced to the original palette — same size scale, same shadows, same selection frame as every other unit. They follow the original rules for wild beasts and are not part of the campaign yet; for now they live on a test scene.

Daemon. Red horned demon from the final cutscene, bone belt and horn armour. Strikes with both fists clasped into a hammer, claws ablaze.
Brontosaurus. A massive grey-olive sauropod with wrinkled elephant-like skin, longer than the tyrannosaurus. Rises a little on its hind legs and lunges forward onto its front feet; the tail swings the other way as a counterweight.

Try them on the test scene ↗

Buildings

Each building has its own production list and price in food. The Sanctuary is the heart of a camp: it makes constructors and everything a young tribe needs, and losing it usually ends the game.

Growth caps

Every stat has a ceiling that depends on the tribe and the unit type. The default block looks like this: