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Path of Titans Creature Guide

Concavenator

An agile bleed-focused hunter that can specialize toward land combat or surprisingly capable semi-aquatic play.

Quick Info

Nickname
Conc / Conca
Category
Carnivore
Class
Terrestrial
Group Slots
2
Diet
Hypercarnivore / Fisher
Common Playstyle
Solo-friendly • Hit-and-run • Semi-aquatic • Bleed pressure

Creature Overview

Concavenator relies on agility and bleed to win through attrition. Several abilities gain extra effects when the user or target is wet, allowing a water-focused build despite its terrestrial class.

The real Concavenator was an Early Cretaceous theropod from Spain.

Core Statistics

Health500
Combat Weight2,100
Basic Attack Damage50
Heal Speed1.25
Armor1

Subspecies

Corcovatus+5% Bleed Damage
Spinatergus+10% Stamina Recovery
Carcharus+20% Swim Stamina

Notable Abilities

Rend

Delayed heavy hit that applies strong bleed and can trigger Bloodthirsty.

Nictitating Membrane

Enables diving and greatly improves aquatic mobility and visibility.

Bloodthirsty

Bleed-inflicting attacks can start a gradual self-heal.

Surge

Water lunge that slows a target's swimming and tears off a stamina-restoring meat chunk.

Remaining Abilities

SlotAbilityShort Description
PassiveSlippery ScalesStrengthens bucking while wet.
HeadRiptideBite deals much more damage to wet targets.
HeadBiteStandard medium-damage bite.
SensesFrenzyBoosts stamina recovery and acceleration near bleeding targets.
SensesAll For OneBuilds damage stacks when grouped with small carnivores.
Front LimbSlashBleeding claw attack with land/water bonuses.
Front LimbClaw AttackLow damage with strong bleed.
HideStreamlinedRaises swim speed and underwater recovery.
HideQuilled HideRaises bleed damage at low health.
HideBright SailScales armor and bleed bonuses from status effects.
Back LimbRipping KickForward bleed kick.
VoiceSnarlReduces nearby enemies' bleed healing.
VoiceMuffled RoarTemporarily improves swimming and status healing underwater.
VoiceFishy BreathShares your latest fish-eating buff with the group.

The Real Concavenator

Concavenator was a carcharodontosaurian theropod from Early Cretaceous Spain, famous for its unusual raised back profile.

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