Allosaurus

Allosaurus

Dossier Allosaurus.png

Dossier

These values may differ with what you see in-game or written elsewhere. But that is what the dossier says.

Group

Dinosaurs

Species

Allosaurus therotribus

Time Period

Late Jurassic

Diet

Carnivore

Temperament

Aggressive

Release Versions

245.0
July 28, 2016

739.3
September 1, 2016

501.0
December 6, 2016

1.0
May 24, 2018

599.0
November 30, 2018

311.74
June 11, 2020

Variants

• Brute X-Allosaurus
• Eerie Allosaurus
• X-Allosaurus

Spawn Command

admincheat summon Allo_Character_BP_C
or
admincheat SpawnDino "Blueprint'/Game/PrimalEarth/Dinos/Allosaurus/Allo_Character_BP.Allo_Character_BP'" 500 0 0 35
Variant X-Allosaurus
admincheat summon Volcano_Allo_Character_BP_C
or
admincheat SpawnDino "Blueprint'/Game/Genesis/Dinos/BiomeVariants/Volcano_Allosaurus/Volcano_Allo_Character_BP.Volcano_Allo_Character_BP'" 500 0 0 35
Variant X-Allosaurus (Escort)
admincheat summon Volcano_Allo_Character_BP_Escort_C
or
admincheat SpawnDino "Blueprint'/Game/Genesis/Dinos/MissionVariants/Escort/Volcanic/Volcano_Allo_Character_BP_Escort.Volcano_Allo_Character_BP_Escort'" 500 0 0 35
Variant X-Allosaurus (Gauntlet)
admincheat summon Volcano_Allo_Character_BP_Gauntlet_C
or
admincheat SpawnDino "Blueprint'/Game/Genesis/Dinos/MissionVariants/Gauntlet/Volcanic/Volcano_Allo_Character_BP_Gauntlet.Volcano_Allo_Character_BP_Gauntlet'" 500 0 0 35
Variant X-Allosaurus (Retrieve)
admincheat summon Volcano_Allo_Character_BP_Retrieve_C
or
admincheat SpawnDino "Blueprint'/Game/Genesis/Dinos/MissionVariants/Retrieve/Volcanic/Volcano_Allo_Character_BP_Retrieve.Volcano_Allo_Character_BP_Retrieve'" 500 0 0 35

Domestication

Tameable

Rideable

Breedable

Yes

Yes

Yes

Torpor Immune

No

Taming Method

Knockout

Preferred Kibble

Superior Kibble

Preferred Kibble

Kibble (Diplo Egg)

Preferred Food

Raw Mutton

Preferred Food

Raw Prime Meat

Equipment

Allosaurus Saddle (Level 67)

Rider Weaponry

No

Humans Can Carry

No

Data

XP For Kill

72 XP

Drops

• Hide
• Keratin
• Raw Meat
• Raw Prime Meat
• Allosaurus Brain

Special Loot Chance

100%

Feces Size

Medium

Drag Weight

285

Radiation Immune

No

Carryable By

• Fire Wyvern
• Forest Wyvern
• Ice Wyvern
• Lightning Wyvern
• Poison Wyvern
• Quetzal
• Tek Quetzal
• Tusoteuthis

Immobilized By

• Chain Bola
• Large Bear Trap
• Plant Species Y Trap

Can Damage

Thatch
Greenhouse
Wood

Reproduction

Egg

Allosaurus Egg

Incubation Range

26 - 32 °C / 79 - 90 °F

Incubation Time

1h 39m 59.521s

Baby Time

4h 37m 46.666s

Juvenile Time

18h 31m 6.662s

Adolescent Time

23h 8m 53.328s

Total Maturation Time

1d 22h 17m 46.656s

Breeding Interval

18h - 2d

Habitat

Colorvision Prota- / Deuteranopia Tritanopia

Common             Rare
  Untameable   Cave

The Allosaurus (AL-uh-SAWR-us), or sometimes referred to as just Allo, is one of the Creatures in ARK: Survival Evolved.

Basic Info

Dossier

This section is intended to be an exact copy of what the survivor Helena Walker, the author of the dossiers, has written. There may be some discrepancies between this text and the in-game creature.

	“	Wild Smaller but faster than Tyrannosaurus, larger but slower than Carnotaurus, Allosaurus therotribus is the island's resident pack-hunting theropod. While most aggressive theropods are relatively solitary creatures, Allosaurus lives in groups of 3. One Allosaurus is the alpha, while the others are its mates or a beta male. Like humans find value in forming a tribe, the Allosaurus has evolved to hunt in packs. Its saw-shaped teeth leave its prey bleeding and maimed, making escape difficult. Once an Allosaurus slows a creature with its cutting bite, the rest of its pack quickly closes in for the kill. Domesticated Not everyone thinks a tamed Allosaurus is ideal. Those who appreciate speed generally tame Carnotaurus, while those who value raw stopping power tame Tyrannosaurus. However, riders of Allosaurus tend to respect the utility of its Alpha pack status, which along with its bleed-inducing attacks and relative mobility, can effectively turn the tide of a combined arms battle.	„
		~ Helena

Behavior

The Allosaurus is an extremely aggressive and dangerous predator, even more so when accompanied by its ever-present pack mates. Approach with caution - you may not always have visual on its nearby allies when approaching a singular Allosaurus.

Pack

Allosaurus always spawn in packs of 3, but packs will merge if they encounter each other. As long as a pack has 3 or more Allosaurus in it, the Allosaurus with the highest level will receive a pack boost, which can be identified by a glowing red-orange aura, similar to that of an Alpha Predator. The pack boost applies to both wild and tamed Allosaurus and provides the following benefits:

• Increases damage done by 50%
• Reduces damage taken by 25%
• An extra attack (default Rmb, , ) that slows the target and does bleeding damage
• The ability to roar while tamed and mounted (default C, , ) When the Alpha roars, the others in its pack will also roar.

These buffs only apply to the Allosaurus with the Alpha Boost. However, in larger packs, multiple Allosaurus can sometimes become the Alpha.

Appearance

The Allosaurus is similar in appearance to the Carnotaurus and the Rex, with a few key differences. The Allosaurus is larger than the Carnotaurus, with longer arms, scattered plates and osteoderms on its head and back, and crests above its eyes. The alpha Allosaurus can be easily identified by its glowing red-orange aura (although take care that you haven't actually spotted an Alpha Predator).

Color Scheme and Regions

This section displays the Allosaurus's natural colors and regions. For demonstration, the regions below are colored red over an albino Allosaurus. The colored squares shown underneath each region's description are the colors that the Allosaurus will randomly spawn with to provide an overall range of its natural color scheme. Hover your cursor over a color to display its name and ID.

This information can be used to alter the Allosaurus's regions by entering cheat SetTargetDinoColor <ColorRegion> <ColorID> in the cheat console. For instance, cheat SetTargetDinoColor 0 6 would color the Allosaurus's "body" magenta.

Region 0: Body	Region 1 is not used for this Creature.	Region 2 is not used for this Creature.
Region 3 is not used for this Creature.	Region 4: Spine	Region 5: Belly

This section displays the X-Allosaurus's natural colors and regions. For demonstration, the regions below are colored red over an albino X-Allosaurus. The colored squares shown underneath each region's description are the colors that the X-Allosaurus will randomly spawn with to provide an overall range of its natural color scheme. Hover your cursor over a color to display its name and ID.

This information can be used to alter the X-Allosaurus's regions by entering cheat SetTargetDinoColor <ColorRegion> <ColorID> in the cheat console. For instance, cheat SetTargetDinoColor 0 6 would color the X-Allosaurus's "main" magenta.

Region 0: Main	Region 1 is not used for this Creature.	Region 2 is not used for this Creature.
Region 3 is not used for this Creature.	Region 4: Spine	Region 5: Belly

Drops

Harvest

• Raw Meat
• Raw Prime Meat
• Hide
• Keratin

Guaranteed Special Loot

• Allosaurus Brain

The Allosaurus Brain can be found in the corpse's inventory or in the inventory of a tamed creature that killed it.

Base Stats and Growth

Note that creatures will have different stats in Survival of the Fittest

Attribute	Base Value	Level Increase		Taming Bonus
		Wild	Tamed	Additive	Multiplicative
Health	630	+126	+5.4%	0.07
Stamina	250	+25	+10%
Oxygen	150	+15	+10%
Food	3000	+300	+10%		15%
Weight	380	+7.6	+4%
Melee Damage	35 / 25	+1.75 / +1.25	+1.7%	7%	17.6%
Movement Speed	100%	N/A	+1%	-10%
Torpidity	1000	+60	N/A	0.5

• For a comparison of the stats of all creatures, see Base Creature Statistics.
• For an explanation of exactly how the levelup calculation works, see Creature Stats Calculation.

Movement	Base Speed		Sprinting Speed		Stamina
	Wild	Tamed	Wild	Tamed
Walking	650	?	1404	1579.5	22
Swimming	300	?	?	?	?

• These are the base speeds of the creature at 100% Movement Speed.
• For a comparison of the speeds of all creatures, see Base Creature Speeds

Attack Values

Bite		Stamina Cost	Attack Range			Description
			Base	Minimum	Activation	Using the (PC), (PS4), (Xbox One), the Allosaurus bites the target.
		10	850	0	0
Attack Type		Damage	Projectile Values			Torpor Values		Status Effect: Stamina			Status Effect: Torpidity
			Life	Impulse	Radius	Base	Mult	Duration	Damage Mult	Amount	Duration	Damage Mult	Amount
Melee		35

Gore		Stamina Cost	Attack Range			Description
			Base	Minimum	Activation	Using the (PC), (PS4), (Xbox One) while riding the 'Alpha' of a pack, the Allosaurus gores the target with its head. This causes bleeding damage and reduces the target's movement speed.
		30	850	0	0
Attack Type		Damage	Projectile Values			Torpor Values		Status Effect: Stamina			Status Effect: Torpidity
			Life	Impulse	Radius	Base	Mult	Duration	Damage Mult	Amount	Duration	Damage Mult	Amount
Melee		25

Roar		Stamina Cost	Attack Range			Description
			Base	Minimum	Activation	Using C (PC), (PS4), (Xbox One) while riding the 'Alpha' of a pack, the Allosaurus unleashes a menacing roar to frighten opposing survivors.
		0	0	0	0

Bite (AI)		Stamina Cost	Attack Range			Description
			Base	Minimum	Activation	The Allosaurus bites the target. This attack's values are only used by a wild or an unridden tamed creature only.
		0	850	0	0
Attack Type		Damage	Projectile Values			Torpor Values		Status Effect: Stamina			Status Effect: Torpidity
			Life	Impulse	Radius	Base	Mult	Duration	Damage Mult	Amount	Duration	Damage Mult	Amount
Melee		35

Wild Stats Level-up

Type in values of a wild creature to see on which stats it's emphasized. Green values on a high-level creature are very good for breeding. If you have already tamed your creature you can try to recover the breeding-stats with an external tool.

Allosaurus

The stat-calculator does not work in the mobile-view, see here for alternatives: Apps

Note that after the creature is tamed it gets bonuses on some stats depending on the taming effectiveness. This makes it hard to retrieve the levels on a tamed creature, so this tool is only for wild ones, but gives a first impression, how well the stats are distributed.

Taming

For general infos about domesticating a wild creature see Taming.

KO Strategy

The Allosaurus has high torpor, similar to a Rex, but tames quickly once knocked unconscious. The best way to take on an Allosaurus is to single out a solitary animal from its pack. Be careful not to kill the others while taming it, though, because lone Allosaurus will run away in search of a new pack if the old one is killed off. To combat this, the target Allosaurus should be lured into an enclosure and properly secured before taking on the rest of its pack. This strategy, in particular, is useful if you want to tame the alpha Allosaurus, as separating and killing its pack mates will remove its Alpha buff, weakening it significantly. Be careful, as higher levels are easy to kill with Bows and Crossbows if you do not pause between shots. Taming more than one Allosaurus at once is risky.

Solo attempts require a very careful approach: not only is attacking a pack of Allosaurus by yourself unwise, but the areas where Allosaurus spawn are also likely to be crawling with plenty of other dangerous predators. The best way to do this is to position yourself on a tall rock, preferably landed on by a flyer, to protect you from their attacks. After an Allosaurus has been hit by your Tranquilizer Dart or Tranquilizer Arrow, it and the rest of its pack will become aggressive towards you. Continue shooting, making sure to aim for the head and pause between shots, especially when using a Crossbow. You should be sure to kill the other Allosaurus (as well as any nearby predators) while you are in relative safety. Once your target's torpor reaches a high enough level, it will turn and flee. Be wary, as they could either run off entirely or run around in circles. As long as the Allosaurus stays nearby, continue to shoot it from the safety of your rock. If it turns tail and flees out of range, you can either chase it down and shoot it from the back of a Quetzal or run it down with an Argentavis, landing each time you have an opportunity to shoot. Obviously, the latter option carries its own risks.

If you are able to isolate a high-level Allosaurus and remove the alpha status from it, you can ride on a burly mount that still allows the use of weapons, such as a Dire Bear or Griffin, then tank its damage while pelting it with tranq arrows/darts. A singular Allosaurus only hits as hard as a Carnotaurus. Keep in mind that the Allosaurus will start running when its torpor gets high so it's advised to have a mount that can keep up.

Taming Food

Level 1					Time
Superior Kibble	2	0	0	0	0:04:49
Raw Mutton	4	0	0	0	0:09:02
Cooked Lamb Chop	7	0	0	0	0:15:47
Raw Prime Meat	5	0	0	0	0:11:17
Cooked Prime Meat	9	0	0	0	0:20:17
Raw Prime Fish Meat	11	0	0	0	0:12:25
Raw Meat	13	42	9	5	0:29:20
Cooked Prime Fish Meat	21	17	4	2	0:24:20
Cooked Meat	25	36	8	4	0:28:12
Raw Fish Meat	32	75	16	8	0:36:06
Cooked Fish Meat	63	72	16	8	0:35:32
KO: × 100; × 41; × 12; × 7; × 5; × 3
Torpidity-depletion: 0.8 / s, Time until all torpidity is depleted: 00:20:50

Level 30					Time
Superior Kibble	4	0	0	0	0:09:37
Raw Mutton	8	0	0	0	0:18:03
Cooked Lamb Chop	14	0	0	0	0:31:33
Raw Prime Meat	9	0	0	0	0:20:18
Cooked Prime Meat	18	44	10	5	0:40:34
Raw Prime Fish Meat	23	0	0	0	0:25:57
Raw Meat	27	185	42	21	1:00:54
Cooked Prime Fish Meat	45	124	29	15	0:52:09
Cooked Meat	54	185	42	21	1:00:54
Raw Fish Meat	68	294	67	34	1:16:41
Cooked Fish Meat	135	290	66	33	1:16:08
KO: × 274; × 112; × 31; × 18; × 13; × 7
Torpidity-depletion: 1.33 / s, Time until all torpidity is depleted: 00:34:21

Level 60					Time
Superior Kibble	6	0	0	0	0:14:26
Raw Mutton	12	0	0	0	0:27:04
Cooked Lamb Chop	21	31	8	4	0:47:19
Raw Prime Meat	14	0	0	0	0:31:35
Cooked Prime Meat	28	160	38	19	1:03:05
Raw Prime Fish Meat	35	0	0	0	0:39:29
Raw Meat	42	419	99	50	1:34:44
Cooked Prime Fish Meat	70	307	73	37	1:21:07
Cooked Meat	84	419	99	50	1:34:44
Raw Fish Meat	105	613	145	73	1:58:25
Cooked Fish Meat	210	613	145	73	1:58:25
KO: × 454; × 186; × 51; × 29; × 21; × 11
Torpidity-depletion: 1.74 / s, Time until all torpidity is depleted: 00:43:38

Level 90					Time
Superior Kibble	8	0	0	0	0:19:14
Raw Mutton	16	0	0	0	0:36:06
Cooked Lamb Chop	29	137	34	17	1:05:21
Raw Prime Meat	19	0	0	0	0:42:52
Cooked Prime Meat	38	322	79	40	1:25:37
Raw Prime Fish Meat	48	35	9	5	0:54:08
Raw Meat	57	714	174	87	2:08:34
Cooked Prime Fish Meat	95	545	133	67	1:50:05
Cooked Meat	114	714	174	87	2:08:34
Raw Fish Meat	143	1013	246	123	2:41:16
Cooked Fish Meat	285	1007	245	123	2:40:42
KO: × 634; × 259; × 71; × 41; × 29; × 15
Torpidity-depletion: 2.1 / s, Time until all torpidity is depleted: 00:50:22

Level 120					Time
Superior Kibble	9	0	0	0	0:21:38
Raw Mutton	20	0	0	0	0:45:07
Cooked Lamb Chop	36	252	63	32	1:21:07
Raw Prime Meat	24	0	0	0	0:54:08
Cooked Prime Meat	48	519	130	65	1:48:09
Raw Prime Fish Meat	60	119	30	15	1:07:40
Raw Meat	72	1054	263	132	2:42:24
Cooked Prime Fish Meat	120	824	205	103	2:19:03
Cooked Meat	144	1054	263	132	2:42:24
Raw Fish Meat	180	1455	363	182	3:22:59
Cooked Fish Meat	360	1455	363	182	3:22:59
KO: × 814; × 333; × 91; × 52; × 37; × 19
Torpidity-depletion: 2.44 / s, Time until all torpidity is depleted: 00:55:39

Level 150					Time
Superior Kibble	11	0	0	0	0:26:27
Raw Mutton	24	0	0	0	0:54:08
Cooked Lamb Chop	43	387	99	50	1:36:53
Raw Prime Meat	29	57	15	8	1:05:25
Cooked Prime Meat	58	742	189	95	2:10:41
Raw Prime Fish Meat	73	235	60	30	1:22:20
Raw Meat	87	1430	364	182	3:16:13
Cooked Prime Fish Meat	145	1134	289	145	2:48:01
Cooked Meat	174	1430	364	182	3:16:13
Raw Fish Meat	218	1951	496	248	4:05:51
Cooked Fish Meat	435	1945	495	248	4:05:17
KO: × 994; × 406; × 111; × 64; × 45; × 23
Torpidity-depletion: 2.77 / s, Time until all torpidity is depleted: 01:00:01

	Level 1					Time
	Kibble (Diplo Egg)	2	0	0	0	0:04:49
	Raw Prime Meat	5	0	0	0	0:11:17
	Cooked Prime Meat	10	9	2	1	0:22:32
	Raw Prime Fish Meat	12	0	0	0	0:13:32
	Raw Meat	15	64	14	7	0:33:50
	Cooked Prime Fish Meat	24	34	8	4	0:27:49
	Cooked Meat	29	58	13	7	0:32:43
	Raw Fish Meat	36	96	21	11	0:40:36
	Cooked Fish Meat	72	96	21	11	0:40:36
	Kibble (Diplo Egg)	1	0	0	0	0:02:25
	Raw Prime Meat	2	0	0	0	0:04:31
	Cooked Prime Meat	4	0	0	0	0:09:01
	Raw Prime Fish Meat	4	0	0	0	0:04:31
	Raw Meat	5	0	0	0	0:11:17
	Cooked Prime Fish Meat	8	0	0	0	0:09:17
	Cooked Meat	10	0	0	0	0:11:17
	Raw Fish Meat	12	0	0	0	0:13:32
	Cooked Fish Meat	24	0	0	0	0:13:32
	Kibble (Diplo Egg)	1	0	0	0	0:02:25
	Raw Prime Meat	1	0	0	0	0:02:16
	Cooked Prime Meat	1	0	0	0	0:02:16
	Raw Prime Fish Meat	1	0	0	0	0:01:08
	Raw Meat	1	0	0	0	0:02:16
	Cooked Prime Fish Meat	1	0	0	0	0:01:10
	Cooked Meat	1	0	0	0	0:01:08
	Raw Fish Meat	2	0	0	0	0:02:16
	Cooked Fish Meat	3	0	0	0	0:01:42
	Kibble (Diplo Egg)	1	0	0	0	0:02:25
	Raw Prime Meat	1	0	0	0	0:02:16
	Cooked Prime Meat	1	0	0	0	0:02:16
	Raw Prime Fish Meat	1	0	0	0	0:01:08
	Raw Meat	1	0	0	0	0:02:16
	Cooked Prime Fish Meat	1	0	0	0	0:01:10
	Cooked Meat	1	0	0	0	0:01:08
	Raw Fish Meat	1	0	0	0	0:01:08
	Cooked Fish Meat	1	0	0	0	0:00:34
KO: × 100; × 41; × 12; × 7; × 6; × 5; × 5; × 3
Torpidity-depletion: 0.8 / s, Time until all torpidity is depleted: 00:20:50

	Level 30					Time
	Kibble (Diplo Egg)	4	0	0	0	0:09:37
	Raw Prime Meat	11	0	0	0	0:24:49
	Cooked Prime Meat	21	90	21	11	0:47:19
	Raw Prime Fish Meat	26	0	0	0	0:29:20
	Raw Meat	31	247	56	28	1:09:55
	Cooked Prime Fish Meat	52	180	41	21	1:00:15
	Cooked Meat	62	247	56	28	1:09:55
	Raw Fish Meat	78	373	85	43	1:27:58
	Cooked Fish Meat	155	369	84	42	1:27:24
	Kibble (Diplo Egg)	2	0	0	0	0:04:49
	Raw Prime Meat	4	0	0	0	0:09:02
	Cooked Prime Meat	7	0	0	0	0:15:47
	Raw Prime Fish Meat	9	0	0	0	0:10:09
	Raw Meat	11	0	0	0	0:24:49
	Cooked Prime Fish Meat	18	0	0	0	0:20:52
	Cooked Meat	21	0	0	0	0:23:41
	Raw Fish Meat	26	0	0	0	0:29:20
	Cooked Fish Meat	52	0	0	0	0:29:20
	Kibble (Diplo Egg)	1	0	0	0	0:02:25
	Raw Prime Meat	1	0	0	0	0:02:16
	Cooked Prime Meat	1	0	0	0	0:02:16
	Raw Prime Fish Meat	1	0	0	0	0:01:08
	Raw Meat	2	0	0	0	0:04:31
	Cooked Prime Fish Meat	2	0	0	0	0:02:20
	Cooked Meat	3	0	0	0	0:03:23
	Raw Fish Meat	3	0	0	0	0:03:23
	Cooked Fish Meat	6	0	0	0	0:03:23
	Kibble (Diplo Egg)	1	0	0	0	0:02:25
	Raw Prime Meat	1	0	0	0	0:02:16
	Cooked Prime Meat	1	0	0	0	0:02:16
	Raw Prime Fish Meat	1	0	0	0	0:01:08
	Raw Meat	1	0	0	0	0:02:16
	Cooked Prime Fish Meat	1	0	0	0	0:01:10
	Cooked Meat	1	0	0	0	0:01:08
	Raw Fish Meat	1	0	0	0	0:01:08
	Cooked Fish Meat	1	0	0	0	0:00:34
KO: × 274; × 112; × 31; × 18; × 16; × 12; × 13; × 7
Torpidity-depletion: 1.33 / s, Time until all torpidity is depleted: 00:34:21

	Level 75					Time
	Kibble (Diplo Egg)	8	0	0	0	0:19:14
	Raw Prime Meat	19	0	0	0	0:42:52
	Cooked Prime Meat	38	334	80	40	1:25:37
	Raw Prime Fish Meat	48	60	15	8	0:54:08
	Raw Meat	57	707	170	85	2:08:34
	Cooked Prime Fish Meat	95	546	131	66	1:50:05
	Cooked Meat	114	707	170	85	2:08:34
	Raw Fish Meat	142	981	235	118	2:40:08
	Cooked Fish Meat	283	976	234	117	2:39:35
	Kibble (Diplo Egg)	3	0	0	0	0:07:13
	Raw Prime Meat	7	0	0	0	0:15:48
	Cooked Prime Meat	13	0	0	0	0:29:18
	Raw Prime Fish Meat	16	0	0	0	0:18:03
	Raw Meat	19	0	0	0	0:42:52
	Cooked Prime Fish Meat	32	0	0	0	0:37:05
	Cooked Meat	38	0	0	0	0:42:52
	Raw Fish Meat	48	60	15	8	0:54:08
	Cooked Fish Meat	95	56	14	7	0:53:34
	Kibble (Diplo Egg)	1	0	0	0	0:02:25
	Raw Prime Meat	1	0	0	0	0:02:16
	Cooked Prime Meat	2	0	0	0	0:04:31
	Raw Prime Fish Meat	2	0	0	0	0:02:16
	Raw Meat	2	0	0	0	0:04:31
	Cooked Prime Fish Meat	4	0	0	0	0:04:39
	Cooked Meat	4	0	0	0	0:04:31
	Raw Fish Meat	5	0	0	0	0:05:39
	Cooked Fish Meat	10	0	0	0	0:05:39
	Kibble (Diplo Egg)	1	0	0	0	0:02:25
	Raw Prime Meat	1	0	0	0	0:02:16
	Cooked Prime Meat	1	0	0	0	0:02:16
	Raw Prime Fish Meat	1	0	0	0	0:01:08
	Raw Meat	1	0	0	0	0:02:16
	Cooked Prime Fish Meat	1	0	0	0	0:01:10
	Cooked Meat	1	0	0	0	0:01:08
	Raw Fish Meat	1	0	0	0	0:01:08
	Cooked Fish Meat	1	0	0	0	0:00:34
KO: × 544; × 223; × 61; × 35; × 31; × 23; × 25; × 13
Torpidity-depletion: 1.92 / s, Time until all torpidity is depleted: 00:47:13

	Level 150					Time
	Kibble (Diplo Egg)	13	0	0	0	0:31:15
	Raw Prime Meat	34	175	45	23	1:16:41
	Cooked Prime Meat	67	955	243	122	2:30:57
	Raw Prime Fish Meat	83	353	90	45	1:33:36
	Raw Meat	100	1738	442	221	3:45:33
	Cooked Prime Fish Meat	166	1389	353	177	3:12:20
	Cooked Meat	199	1726	439	220	3:44:25
	Raw Fish Meat	249	2318	590	295	4:40:48
	Cooked Fish Meat	498	2318	590	295	4:40:48
	Kibble (Diplo Egg)	5	0	0	0	0:12:01
	Raw Prime Meat	12	0	0	0	0:27:04
	Cooked Prime Meat	23	0	0	0	0:51:49
	Raw Prime Fish Meat	28	0	0	0	0:31:35
	Raw Meat	34	175	45	23	1:16:41
	Cooked Prime Fish Meat	56	52	13	7	1:04:53
	Cooked Meat	67	164	42	21	1:15:34
	Raw Fish Meat	83	353	90	45	1:33:36
	Cooked Fish Meat	166	353	90	45	1:33:36
	Kibble (Diplo Egg)	1	0	0	0	0:02:25
	Raw Prime Meat	2	0	0	0	0:04:31
	Cooked Prime Meat	3	0	0	0	0:06:46
	Raw Prime Fish Meat	3	0	0	0	0:03:23
	Raw Meat	4	0	0	0	0:09:02
	Cooked Prime Fish Meat	6	0	0	0	0:06:58
	Cooked Meat	7	0	0	0	0:07:54
	Raw Fish Meat	9	0	0	0	0:10:09
	Cooked Fish Meat	17	0	0	0	0:09:36
	Kibble (Diplo Egg)	1	0	0	0	0:02:25
	Raw Prime Meat	1	0	0	0	0:02:16
	Cooked Prime Meat	1	0	0	0	0:02:16
	Raw Prime Fish Meat	1	0	0	0	0:01:08
	Raw Meat	1	0	0	0	0:02:16
	Cooked Prime Fish Meat	1	0	0	0	0:01:10
	Cooked Meat	1	0	0	0	0:01:08
	Raw Fish Meat	1	0	0	0	0:01:08
	Cooked Fish Meat	2	0	0	0	0:01:08
KO: × 994; × 406; × 111; × 64; × 56; × 42; × 45; × 23
Torpidity-depletion: 2.77 / s, Time until all torpidity is depleted: 01:00:01

	Level 300					Time
	Kibble (Diplo Egg)	24	0	0	0	0:57:41
	Raw Prime Meat	62	818	224	112	2:19:50
	Cooked Prime Meat	124	2571	703	352	4:39:22
	Raw Prime Fish Meat	155	1258	344	172	2:54:48
	Raw Meat	186	4332	1184	592	6:59:30
	Cooked Prime Fish Meat	309	3559	973	487	5:58:01
	Cooked Meat	371	4318	1181	591	6:58:23
	Raw Fish Meat	463	5621	1537	769	8:42:07
	Cooked Fish Meat	926	5621	1537	769	8:42:07
	Kibble (Diplo Egg)	8	0	0	0	0:19:14
	Raw Prime Meat	21	0	0	0	0:47:22
	Cooked Prime Meat	42	250	69	35	1:34:38
	Raw Prime Fish Meat	52	0	0	0	0:58:39
	Raw Meat	62	818	224	112	2:19:50
	Cooked Prime Fish Meat	103	561	154	77	1:59:21
	Cooked Meat	124	818	224	112	2:19:50
	Raw Fish Meat	155	1258	344	172	2:54:48
	Cooked Fish Meat	309	1250	342	171	2:54:14
	Kibble (Diplo Egg)	1	0	0	0	0:02:25
	Raw Prime Meat	3	0	0	0	0:06:46
	Cooked Prime Meat	5	0	0	0	0:11:16
	Raw Prime Fish Meat	6	0	0	0	0:06:46
	Raw Meat	7	0	0	0	0:15:48
	Cooked Prime Fish Meat	11	0	0	0	0:12:45
	Cooked Meat	13	0	0	0	0:14:40
	Raw Fish Meat	16	0	0	0	0:18:03
	Cooked Fish Meat	31	0	0	0	0:17:29
	Kibble (Diplo Egg)	1	0	0	0	0:02:25
	Raw Prime Meat	1	0	0	0	0:02:16
	Cooked Prime Meat	1	0	0	0	0:02:16
	Raw Prime Fish Meat	1	0	0	0	0:01:08
	Raw Meat	1	0	0	0	0:02:16
	Cooked Prime Fish Meat	1	0	0	0	0:01:10
	Cooked Meat	1	0	0	0	0:01:08
	Raw Fish Meat	2	0	0	0	0:02:16
	Cooked Fish Meat	3	0	0	0	0:01:42
KO: × 1894; × 774; × 211; × 121; × 106; × 79; × 86; × 43
Torpidity-depletion: 4.23 / s, Time until all torpidity is depleted: 01:14:44

	Level 450					Time
	Kibble (Diplo Egg)	34	0	0	0	1:21:43
	Raw Prime Meat	91	1671	478	239	3:25:15
	Cooked Prime Meat	181	4462	1277	639	6:47:47
	Raw Prime Fish Meat	226	2354	674	337	4:14:52
	Raw Meat	271	7265	2079	1040	10:11:13
	Cooked Prime Fish Meat	452	6059	1734	867	8:43:42
	Cooked Meat	542	7265	2079	1040	10:11:13
	Raw Fish Meat	678	9379	2683	1342	12:44:35
	Cooked Fish Meat	1355	9371	2681	1341	12:44:01
	Kibble (Diplo Egg)	12	0	0	0	0:28:51
	Raw Prime Meat	31	0	0	0	1:09:55
	Cooked Prime Meat	61	736	211	106	2:17:26
	Raw Prime Fish Meat	76	23	7	4	1:25:43
	Raw Meat	91	1671	478	239	3:25:15
	Cooked Prime Fish Meat	151	1253	359	180	2:54:58
	Cooked Meat	181	1655	474	237	3:24:07
	Raw Fish Meat	226	2354	674	337	4:14:52
	Cooked Fish Meat	452	2354	674	337	4:14:52
	Kibble (Diplo Egg)	2	0	0	0	0:04:49
	Raw Prime Meat	4	0	0	0	0:09:02
	Cooked Prime Meat	7	0	0	0	0:15:47
	Raw Prime Fish Meat	8	0	0	0	0:09:02
	Raw Meat	10	0	0	0	0:22:34
	Cooked Prime Fish Meat	16	0	0	0	0:18:33
	Cooked Meat	19	0	0	0	0:21:26
	Raw Fish Meat	23	0	0	0	0:25:57
	Cooked Fish Meat	46	0	0	0	0:25:57
	Kibble (Diplo Egg)	1	0	0	0	0:02:25
	Raw Prime Meat	1	0	0	0	0:02:16
	Cooked Prime Meat	1	0	0	0	0:02:16
	Raw Prime Fish Meat	1	0	0	0	0:01:08
	Raw Meat	1	0	0	0	0:02:16
	Cooked Prime Fish Meat	2	0	0	0	0:02:20
	Cooked Meat	2	0	0	0	0:02:16
	Raw Fish Meat	2	0	0	0	0:02:16
	Cooked Fish Meat	4	0	0	0	0:02:16
KO: × 2794; × 1141; × 311; × 178; × 156; × 117; × 127; × 64
Torpidity-depletion: 5.54 / s, Time until all torpidity is depleted: 01:24:03

Note that the values are for optimal cases, always bring extra supplies!
For a level-dependent count of resources needed, try an external taming calculator.

Ingredients for Superior Kibble: 2 ×  Citronal, 1 ×  Prime Meat Jerky, 1 ×  Large Egg, 5 ×  Fiber, 2 ×  Rare Mushroom, 1 ×  Sap, Water

Pachyrhinosaurus

The gas attack of the Pachyrhinosaurus can make Allosaurus unable to sprint, making a knockout much easier.

Combat

This section describes how to fight against the Allosaurus.

General

Don't attempt to take out the pack leader first: take out the others and the leader will lose its Alpha boost. If the pack has 3 or more members, then killing the pack leader will just promote a different one to Alpha status until there are less than two left.

Strategy

Taking on an entire pack of Allosaurus is unwise. It is best to attack them one at a time using ranged weapons. This can also be done by picking one up with a Wyvern or Quetzal and moving it away from its packmates. Another approach is to overwhelm them with superior numbers by leading a pack of your own into the fight- just be careful to not be singled out or get in the way of the alpha. Attacking an Allosaurus head on is a bad idea due to the bleed ability which slows your Dinos.

Weaponry

Strong melee damage and a devastating knockback effect means that ranged weapons are extremely helpful for taking on an Allosaurus.

Dangers

A single Allosaurus is dangerous; a pack of Allosaurus is lethal. The bleed effect inflicted by an alpha Allosaurus will ensure that survivors who manage to escape from a fight will continue taking damage, so it's best to cut your losses early if you think you might lose. Their jack-of-all-trades approach to speed and power along with their pack mentality makes most conflicts a losing fight from the get-go. Additionally, wild Allosaurus runs 57.4% faster than normal survivors, so at least 39 level-ups on Movement Speed (158.5% Speed) are required to outrun one.

Weakness

Compared to similarly sized carnivores such as the Rex, a single Allosaurus does not have a lot of health. The exception to this is the alpha Allosaurus, which takes 20% less damage, but that buff can be removed by killing its packmates.

Utility

The Allosaurus is an excellent mount for varying purposes, both on its own and with a pack. In terms of stats, it tends to form the middle ground between the smaller carnivores and the larger apex predators, but still has the utility that makes it an excellent addition for end-game content. Below are comparisons to lines up with other carnivorous tames.

• Despite Helena's buttering of its smaller competition in the Dossier, compared to a Carnotaurus: the Allosaurus is completely superior; possessing a faster base movement speed than its supposed rival. Additionally, while the base damage of the Carnotaurus is the same as the Allosaurus's base damage, its high attack speed allows the Allosaurus to deal more damage per second, and its ability to inflict Gnashed on opponents lands the Allosaurus a top-tier position in combat.
• Compared to a Rex, it deals less Damage per Second, has less Health and a smaller Range of attack, but it does have a faster movement speed, and can deal almost as much Damage when given the Pack Leader buff. When that's combined with its smaller size, it makes Allosaurus more efficient when fighting in a large group; able to more effectively surround the opponent, with less chance of clumping up together and blocking their fellows from the fight.
• Compared to the Direwolf, Allosaurus deal a slightly higher amount of damage and has a much greater durability, especially with the Pack Leader boost (even though Direwolves have a pack bonus that bolsters all that are in the pack, the Allosaurus has a much higher base health and the ability to utilize saddles. DPS discrepancies are made up for with the pack leader's gnash attack (Rmb, , ) when facing off against larger foes where this matters.) On the downside, Allosaurus are less agile than Direwolves, cannot jump, and are much more likely to get stuck on trees or other obstacles, though Allosaurus have a higher general sprinting speed. Finally, they spawn more rarely, in lower numbers and are more difficult to tame, so it will take more time to assemble a pack of any given size, as well as start a breeding program.

Roles

• Combat Specialist: The Allosaurus can be utilized in a variety of different roles for combat, primarily centered around its pack-related abilities; able to take on opponents and employ strategies that harder hitters such as Rexes and Spinos would find difficult or are incapable of handling. That being said, Allosaurs can still benefit from the added power of their larger counterparts, who might run and hit a little slower, but deal more base damage at once over a larger area, have more health potential for the tank role, and suffer less from the knockback of other large opponents. Despite the many advantages their larger cousins have over them, Allosaurs are are not to be overlooked, as they bring many unique benefits of their own to the table. For this role; level primarily Health and Melee Damage.
  • Pack Fighter: On its own, a single Allosaur is most certainly outclassed by its larger cousins, but while one Rex, Spino, or Yutyrannus would have an Allosaur at a disadvantage, the tables can quickly turn if more than one Allosaur enters into the fray; as the true strength of the Allosaur lays not in the sheer stomping power of a single individual, but in their ability to hit more quickly, surround an enemy more effectively, and the mechanics of their pack dynamic. When in a group of two to three, the highest leveled Allosaur will receive the Pack Leader Buff; which comes with a 33% increase in attack damage and unlocks two additional abilities that were previously unavailable to it. The first of which is the ability to roar, which triggers its other pack members to do the same. While the roar has minor intimidation and aesthetic purposes, it does have a function; allowing you to identify which other Allosaurs are in the pack with the alpha, if there are more than two other Allosaurs present. The other unlocked ability, and by far the most potent, is the access to a secondary attack which, although it deals slightly less damage initially than the standard bite attack, inflicts one of the most dangerous status effects in the game: Gnashed. When an enemy is affected by Gnashed, they will begin to bleed roughly 1-5% of their health every second for five seconds while being slowed to a near-crawling pace, and the duration can be refreshed and continued each time the alpha Allosaur uses its secondary bite attack. While this ability is useless against Bosses and Structures, as they are immune to status effects, Gnashed can be inflicted on virtually any other target in the game. Due to the strength of their pack dynamics, having more than one alpha is always advantageous; giving your party multiple Allosaurs with a 33% increase in damage output and the ability to inflict gnashed, but there are requirements that need to be met in order to do this. To have multiple alphas, the first, and every alpha following it, must have at least two lower leveled Allosaurs to complete its pack triangle. Meaning if you have thirty Allosaurs, you can have up to ten Pack Leaders, and so on.
    • Slayer: With a pack of Allosaurs and the ability to inflict Gnashed under your belt, this Dino is capable of absolutely shredding enemies that even a group of high leveled Rexes would struggle or find impossible to bring down. While Gnashed already bleeds about 1-5% of a victim's health and slows them to a crawl for every second it remains active, it comes with a truly potent final benefit: Gnashed ignores armor ratings. Various other top tier fighters like the Rex may be able to hit harder, but they can't hit through armor; making the Allosaur truly devastating against high-health and heavily armored opponents, reducing even the most lengthy of fights into a mere scuffle. To make the most out of your Allosaurus pack for this role, depending on the opponent you intend to take down, it's a good idea to bring two different support Dinos to aid you in your endeavor; a Yutyrannus set to auto-courage to provide both a resistance and a damage buff, and a Daeodon for healing.
      • Alpha-Slayer: Whether it's for getting rid of them as mere pests, killing them for the massive amount of Raw Prime Meat they're worth, collecting their relevant Trophies, or leveling your Chibi-Pets; a pack of Allosaurs makes slaughtering Alpha Creatures a walk in the park, provided you remember to keep hitting them with your Pack Leader's Gnashed attack.
      • Giga-Slayer: One of the most dangerous and unnerving opponents outside of Boss Battles, taking on a wild, and occasionally a high-level tamed Giganotosaurus, head-on is more often than naught considered suicide. Both the wild and tamed varieties sport an extremely high damaged output, but one is much more dangerous than the other. The former is notorious for not only being a heavy-hitter that ignores armor, but wild Gigas, on top of having an outrageously high health pool, are capable of inflicting the Gnashed status effect, just like Allosaurs. This makes wild Gigas an opponent that most people would rather avoid entirely. The latter also ignores armor when attacking, but unlike its wild counterpart, tamed Gigas have the potential to hit much harder per single bite. They also cannot inflict Gnashed and are crippled in terms of health; unimprinted tamed Gigas can have roughly up to 18k health, and fully imprinted Gigas can have roughly up to 36k health (mutations withstanding), while wild Gigas have over 80k. For both a tamed and wild Giga, each comes with separate risks, but both require the same solution; the aforementioned support team of a Yutyrannus and a Daeodon are essential: for both the courage roar and the healing. In the case of wild Gigas, both its Gnashed and your Gnashed will guarantee that either you or it will die in at least 100 seconds if the status effect is constantly applied. To kill the wild Giga, you merely need to survive its normal melee attacks longer than it can yours (saddle armor, Yuty courage roar, and Daeodon healing all contribute to this), while keeping your Gnashed constantly afflicted on it, and in 100 seconds or less: it will be dead. In the case of tamed Gigas, the problem is specifically surviving the massive damage output they are capable of dishing out, while out-damaging it in turn. Wild Gigas can be felled with a small group of just three Allosaurs, one Yutyrannus, and one Daeodon; for a tamed Giga, you may need to bring a much larger party to ensure enough of your tames survive to either out-damage it outright or keep Gnashed active long enough for it to die. Finally, the last thing to be concerned about is triggering the Giga's rage reaction, which makes its attacks even more punishing, something that can be lethal when triggered against a tamed individual. Keeping your party small when killing a wild Giga will ensure the rage reaction isn't triggered, but the requirement of sending a larger party against a tamed Giga may inevitably deal enough damage to enrage it, in which case your losses will be more significant.
      • Titanosaur-Slayer: With a pack of Allosaurs, A fight against a Titanosaur, wild or tamed, plays out roughly the same, with only a few minor differences. A wild Titanosaur will have no additional armor from a saddle, and no other creatures to really worry about while fighting it. A tamed Titanosaur on the other hand will have the increased armor provided by the saddle and more than likely allied tamed dinos assisting its effort to assault your tribe. Both are a particularly unpleasant battle, perhaps even more so than a Giga, but one that the Allosaurs can win with enough effort put into it. For starters: the Titanosaur's absolutely massive health pool. Afflicting Gnashed against a Titanosaur will guarantee its death in at least 100 seconds, but the trouble with Titanosaurs is keeping Gnash afflicted for that long a duration. Allosaurs are smaller than their larger theropod cousins, and suffer more from the knockback of the Titanosaur's stomping attacks, which make it difficult to continuously hit it; because of this, the Titanosaur can eventually overpower and kill your Allosaurs before Gnashed finishes the job, while you struggle to keep landing your hits on it. For this battle, just like with a tamed Giga, you're going to need plenty of reinforcements with multiple Pack Leaders to make sure Gnashed completes its purpose. Depending on how many Allosaurs you have in the fray, a Daeodon and Yutyrannus aren't necessarily required, but are still a good idea. Likewise, some help from some larger tames like Rexes and Gigas is also valuable, especially against a tamed Titanosaur and its tribe.
      • Golem-Slayer: Due to their incredibly high armor and damage resistances, most tames short of a Giga find the territorial and problematic Rock Elementals an impossible feat to tackle; quickly elevating both wild and enemy tamed Golems into a serious nuisance if they're found in your vicinity. A pack of Allosaurs and their Gnashed ability once again comes to the rescue, and turns a difficult encounter into a feasible fight. For this Slayer target, if there are no other threats to worry about, all you'll need are just your Allosaurs, as most Golems won't be able to compete with the damage Gnashed inflicts on them to pose a threat to you.
      • Deathworm-Slayer: While not a role that Allosaurs are specifically required for, they do indeed make the task of felling the dangerous Deathworms much easier, particularly the Alpha worms. The worms themselves are not as dangerous as Gigas or Titanosaurs, and certainly don't have the same armor as Elementals, but they have a high health pool and deal a good amount of damage. For normal worms, a small pack of Allosaurs will do just fine, though for alpha worms, a larger pack, or a small pack used alongside other large-class predators, would be a good idea. Yutyrannus and Daeodon support are optional for this role; unrequired for single Deathworm battles, but if you intend to hunt multiple worms, they are invaluable.
      • Reaper-Slayer: While the only map they would naturally meet on would be Extinction, and only then would you encounter the corrupted variety; corrupted or uncorrupted, Allosaurs are more than capable of handling Reapers if they ever cross paths. Normally, the presence of Charge Light is required to weaken an uncorrupted Reaper's damage resistances enough to kill it, but with Gnashed on their side, Allosaurs can completely negate the need for Charge Light. The light buff it is still recommended however, so that their normal bite attack can supplement Gnashed. Corrupted Reapers on the other hand, while still mighty foes, don't have the same resistances as their uncorrupted counterparts, and so make for easier targets. The only danger to be wary of is the Reaper's tail swipe attack, which can potentially be lethal; knocking your ridden Allosaur off a steep cliff or into various environmental hazards, such as Extinction's sulfur pools. Support Dinos like the Yuty and Daeodon are largely unrequired.
      • Enraged-Slayer: During the process of defending Orbital Supply Drops, you will be exposed to increasing waves of dangerous corrupted enemies, some of which can be very overwhelming depending on the Drop's difficulty level. The Corrupted will come in vast numbers and extremely high levels, to the point that even a high-level imprinted Giga can be overwhelmed. None embody this threat more so than the two varieties of Enraged Creatures, which are essentially Alpha varieties of Tek Rexes and Trikes. Both of these creatures boast incredibly high health, damage output, damage resistance, and armor, to the point that even the most well-bred Giga can be stuck spending well over several minutes trying to bring them down. This is where the Allosaur comes into play: best used alongside other specialized Supply Drop defenders, a pack of Allosaurs and their Gnashed bite can take the edge off the most stubborn of these encounters. Just as with most of these Slayer role targets, you'll want to bring Yutyrannus and Daeodon, though in the case of Orbital Supply Drops, odds are you were going to bring them anyway.
      • Brute-Slayer: A similar threat to the Enraged Creatures of Extinction, the Brute Creatures of Genesis are a nasty challenge; boasting similar damage output, health pools, and resistances, creatures that inflict Gnashed like the Allosaur are essentially required. Depending on the Brute Creature in question, bringing Yutyrannus and Daeodon along for the ride are generally a good idea.
    • Boss Fighter: While Allosaurs are ideal for slaying various difficult overland creatures as previously stated, when it comes to Boss Creatures, this is where they begin to fall behind the competition of their larger rivals. Since bosses are immune to status effects, Gnashed cannot be applied, and so generally the tankier, heavier hitters like Rexes are better fitted to the role. That is not to say, however, Allosaurs should be excluded from this category. While they might struggle with the likes of the Dragon; if you have not acquired Rexes and Yutyrannus yet: Allosaurs are more than capable of filling the gap, and taking on Broodmother Lysrix and the Megapithecus. That being said, there is one boss that they are able to excel against where most struggle: the Manticore. While the Manticore itself is immune to Gnashed, compared to other Bosses, it tends to have much lower health and durability, allowing the Allosaurs to pummel it when it lands. Furthermore, during the fight, Rock Elementals and Deathworms will spawn in the Manticore's Arena; two creatures that Allosaurs have a distinct advantage over, as they are not immune to the Gnashed effect.
  • Caver: Because of the Allo's small hitbox it is able to access some caves, like the Upper South Cave, and complete them without the use of a Cryopod. For the caves that it can access, the Allosaurus makes an excellent choice thanks to its large size. Since it's so large, almost all of the cave creatures do not perceive it as a threat, enabling easy travel from point A to point B to reach the artifact. If conflict ever does occur, its health and damage is more than enough to deal with cave threats. (Unable to do any cave on Mobile)
• Travel: As is the case with all large-class predators, the vast majority of wild creatures will opt to leave the Allosaurus alone, which makes them great for traveling through dangerous terrain in relative peace. They also boast a decent movement speed and weight comparable to a Triceratops (Level Stamina and Weight). A high-level Allosaurus can also prove to be a very powerful creature, and combined with its speed, travel can be relatively safe as most threats will be manageable.

Collectibles

Resource	Efficiency
Raw Meat	★★★★★
Raw Prime Meat	★★★★☆
Hide	★★★★☆
Chitin or Keratin	★★★☆☆

Notes/Trivia

For information pertaining specifically to the real-world Allosaurus, see the relevant Wikipedia article.

• On PS4, Xbox, and PC, there's a chance that a pack of Allosaurus will spawn inside each other (usually with a pair) and if hit (multiple times for PC), they will literally disappear.
  • Overlapped Allosaurus cannot move by themselves, making them easy targets to ranged weaponry and weaponry that doesn't have knockback.
• The Allosaurus dossier was revealed on August 26, 2015
• Sometimes when there are four or more Allosaurus in a pack, more than one Allosaurus receives an Alpha boost.
• Despite the dossier stating it is slower than the Carnotaurus, the Allosaurus actually has a faster sprint. It does, however, lose stamina faster than the Carnotaurus does.
• Whether it is intentional or not, it is often likely for the Alpha boost to be given to the highest level Allosaurus in a pair.
• Allosaurus can be carried by the Quetzal.
  • In ARK: Survival Evolved Mobile however, the Allosaurus cannot be picked up by a Quetzal.
• The Allosaurus has a different roar in its spotlight trailer than in the game. This is due to a sound change after the initial release, even though the current roar has the Trailer's roar in it, but it also included other dinosaur roars in the game.
• The scientific name of Allosaurus therotribus means: 'Different lizard' 'Beast tribe'.
• If there are 3 Allosauruses in a pack, usually two will spawn inside of each other, leaving one to wander around and kill. This is an effective way to tame two at once, once you get rid of the free Allosaurus.
• The Allosaurus bears a similar resemblance to Metriacanthosaurus, which it is closely related to as well as other carnosaurs like Giganotosaurus and Neovenator, all of whom belong to the superfamily, Allosauroidea.
• The roar of Allosaurus is combined with trailer Allosaurus roar and Island 359 Tyrannosaurus Rex roar.
• Allosaurus will attack tamed large carnivores such as Rex, also attack other smaller carnivores like Raptor and Carno.
• With the exception of a wild Giganotosaurus, Titanosaur, Rex, Spino, Corrupted creatures and other Allosaurus, Allosaurus will aggro on anything.
• In the Extinction map, Allosaurus is almost completely solitary which could be truthful to Allosaurus behavior. However this is disputed as Allosaurus remains can be found in groups; perhaps they only congregated on means of killing prey.
• A pack of 3-4 Allosaurus can quickly kill a Titanosaur or Rock Elemental, use the pack Alpha's Gore attack Right mouse button on the Titanosaur and then back away to avoid the Titanosaur's attacks. Then after the "Gashed" debuff has ended, go in with the pack Alpha and use the Gore attack again. Repeat this process until the Titanosaur is dead. (Make sure to pull your pack away from the Titanosaur as well!)
• While most creatures in Helena's notes have a saddle and check mark to let other survivors know the creature can be ridden, Allosaurus is one of the few that doesn't have a saddle or check mark in the art that Helena put in her notes.
• The Allosaurus could have been one of the creatures that inhabited the ARK known as Aberration. While other creatures survived becoming mutated by the elements and the radiation from the damaged ARK, Allosaurus like many of the other large creatures couldn't adapt to survive in the new environment.
• The alpha Allosaurus' secondary attack is based on a theory that the real animal would use its head like a hatchet, slamming their teeth repeatedly into prey. This has since been largely discredited, due to the damage the repeated trauma would do to the animal's skull and teeth, and that it would need to open its jaws over 180 degrees to achieve a gape wide enough to attack in such a way, something it was not capable of. Adding on, the allosaurus can bite with a force of 805 to 8724 newtons, with the weaker bite forces being as strong as a lion's bite. Strangely, the skull can withstand 55,000 newtons (or 6.16 tons). making it resilient to impact.

Changelog

Patch	Changes
245.0	Allosaurus is added to the game
245.8	Fixed Allosaurus spawning too close to structures and bases
247.1	Crafting Kibble (Allosaurus Egg) now requires Savoroot instead of Savoroot Seed Fixed Fertilized Allosaurus Egg making Kibble (Pelagornis Egg)
254.0	Fixed Allosaurus spawning inside bases
254.3	Fixed the Allosaurus' Pack Leader buff not working
258.2	Fixed Wild Allosaurus levels
260.0	Added the Allosaurus Brain apex drop
287.110	Allosaurus Gashed bleed no longer effects Mek, Enforcer, Scout, or other robots
306.41 Genesis: Part 1 Expansion Release	Added the X-Allosaurus

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