Lambeosaurus – The Biggest Playable Dinosaur in Path of Titans
The Lambeosaurus is officially the largest playable dinosaur currently in Path of Titans. With its colossal size and defensive strengths, this towering herbivore stands at the peak of playable titans.
Why Lambeosaurus Reigns Supreme
Weighing over 14 tons[1] and spanning 55 feet long in real life, the Lambeosaurus lives up to its billing as the biggest dinosaur you can control in Path of Titans.
Beyond just size, its in-game traits and design empower it to anchor multiplayer sessions:
- Towering Height Advantage – As a long-time player, seeing a full grown Lambeosaurus still inspires awe. Gliding through forests and plains, they can survey threats and spot food few others could see.
- Max Group Slots – Lambeosaurus takes up the max 5 slots, enabling it to join huge coordinated packs. With sufficient numbers, Lambeo groups can sweep across the map.
- Stomp and Trample – Don‘t mistake their grace for weakness. Lambeosaurus can unleash devastating stomp attacks and passively injure smaller dinos by trampling them as they charge about.
- Resolve and Recovery – In sustained combat, the Lambeosaurus‘ endurance shines through. Its vast size grants boosted health pools to outlast foes while its Resolve passively recovers it outside of fights.
Uncontested as the king of playable herbivores, the Lambeosaurus has the strengths to spearhead peaceful yet formidable grazing collectives. Their thundering footsteps and trumpeting calls echo for miles – beware their coming and make way if you dare draw their ire!
Facing a full herd is ill-advised for even elder carnivores. Yet the Lambeosaurus cannot rest easy at the top, for savage threats encroach from land, sea, and sky…
Giant Predators Nipping At Its Heels
While the Lambeosaurus might be the biggest herbivore, bloodthirsty giants hunt these lumbering titans across the plains and forests of Path of Titans.
| Dinosaur | Length | Group Slots | Damage Type | Abilities |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Daspletosaurus | 40 ft | 4 slots | Bleed | Sense, Pounce, Thick Hide |
| Giganotosaurus[2] | 43 ft | 5 slots | Bleed | Ambush Tactics, Speed |
| Tyrannosaurus Rex | 40 ft | 4 slots | Bleed | Bone Break, Resilient |
Chief among them are the Daspletosaurus, Giganotosaurus, and the dreaded Tyrannosaurus Rex:
Daspletosaurus – The Apex Ambush Predator
Currently the biggest official carnivore, the Daspletosaurus seems designed to hunt Lambeosaurus. At 40 ft long and 4 group slots, Daspletosaur packs can efficiently track and engaged herds. And with boosted senses allowing them to spot targets from vast distances and pounce abilities to swiftly close gaps, the Daspletosaurus excels at ambushing their lumbering quarry.
The Lambeosaurus‘ size and health leaves them nearly impervious to solo carnivores, but a coordinated ambush by a full Daspletosaurus pack can whittle down their numbers and morale. Few players can stand their ground alone when those bone-chilling roars signal another pack-hunting blitz incoming…
Giganotosaurus – The Tyrant Lizard King
While not an official dinosaur, the Giganotosaurus mod introduced what some argue is the true apex predator. At 43 ft long, it matches the Lambeosaurus in size and slots, but with a tyrant‘s ferocity. Rarely playing alone, Giganotosaurus groups exploit their lethal bleed bites and disruption attacks to cripple Lambeosaurus players.
Some server admins consider Giganotosaurus packs bullying new players as the harass and zone grazing herds from rich feeding areas. Yet from the carnivore view, the thrill and prestige from bringing down these giant targets makes it hard to resist the urge to band together and dethrone the Lambeosaurus.
Tyrannosaurus Rex – The Unkillable Legend
No discussion around apex titans is complete without the legendary Tyrannosaurus Rex. As Path of Titan‘s poster child since launching in 2022, the T-Rex has earned its meta-defining reputation. With the highest HP and damage of all dinosaurs, every fight against the Tyrannosaurus feels like a boss battle where one misstep spells doom…
Solo T-Rex players especially seem to delight in chasing down lone Lambeosaurus separated from their herd. And the T-Rex‘s absurd resilience enables it to soak devastating tail whips and stomps to land crushing bone breaks in retaliation. Even elder Lambeosaurus players grudgingly admit that leaked global stats showing the T-Rex boasting the highest average player kills among carnivores rings painfully true…
So while the Lambeosaurus enjoys its relative peace, giant dangers still lurk where questing leads players astray from the safety of large groups. Honor the Lambeosaurus‘ dominance while it lasts, but beware the gathering storm of tyrants aiming to pull it from its lofty throne!
