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Large Herbivore

Diabloceratops

Diabloceratops eatoni

Eaton's devil-horned face

Faster, scrappier ceratopsian — fights what it can't outrun, outruns what it can't fight.

Diabloceratops
Diet
Herbivore
Era
Late Cretaceous, ~79 mya
Region
USA, North America
Length
5.5 m (18 ft)
Height
2 m (7 ft)
Weight
Adult 3 t · Sub-Adult 1,506 kg
Scientific name
Diabloceratops eatoni

In The Isle

The Diabloceratops can hold its own against most non-apex carnivores and is genuinely dangerous in a herd. It's slower than most apex predators — the only predators it can reliably outrun are Suchomimus and Giganotosaurus (and a good Gigano can still trot you down) — so the best play is to group up with other Diablos and other herbivores and make sure someone else takes the hit when it lands. Even a small group of Diablos can easily overpower a pack of Utahraptor, and a Diablo can dominate anything smaller than Ceratosaurus on its own (though Albertosaurus and Allosaurus give it trouble). The line goes: it runs from what it can't fight and fights what it can't outrun. Diabloceratops is confirmed for Evrima sometime after Update #6.

In Real Life

Diabloceratops weighed 900–1,800 kg (1–2 tons). Its most distinctive feature was the pair of long horns on its nasal area, which gave it a markedly different look from later ceratopsians such as Triceratops.

Abilities

  • Two long nasal horns — strong charge / gore damage
  • Great turn radius (especially while walking or on a broken leg)
  • High stamina + good stamina recovery
  • Very fast for a ceratopsian
  • Good bleed heal and overall heal rate

Strengths & Weaknesses

Pros
  • + High damage and bleed damage
  • + Great turn radius (better when walking or on broken leg)
  • + High stamina with good stamina recovery
  • + Relatively high health and mass
  • + Good bleed heal and great overall heal
  • + Very fast for a ceratopsian
  • + Outruns what it can't fight, outfights what it can't outrun
  • + Small groups can easily overpower Utahraptor packs
  • + Beats anything smaller than Ceratosaurus 1v1
Cons
  • Hunger is highest in the middle of the life cycle
  • Needs to eat a lot, very often
  • Tyrannosaurus is faster — can catch a Diablo off-guard
  • Sluggish attack rate
  • Struggles into Albertosaurus and Allosaurus

Behavior

Diablo plays more aggressively than Triceratops — repositions, charges from angles, and disengages faster. In a herd, Diablos rotate engagement; solo, they pick their fights based on what they can outrun versus outfight.

Growth

Total ~3 hours (180 min) Juvie → Adult — Hatch 0.4h, Juvie 1.3h, Adult 1.7h.

Gameplay Stats

Health (Adult)
1,700–3,250
Speed (Adult)
36 km/h
Damage per bite (Adult)
275 N
Bleed per bite (Adult)
15–18
Hunger (Adult)
38–155
Hunger time (Adult)
8–31 min
Thirst time (Adult)
30–50 min
Stamina (Adult)
100–150 (drain 2:30 min)
Weight (Adult)
3 t
Heal sitting / min (no bleed)
350
Heal standing / min
175
Heal moving / min
150