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Art by Raph Lomotan


Our ZOIC TCG Kickstarter campaign is now at the halfway point! Marking the occasion, let’s dive in on another art reveal! It seems those baby Dryptosaurus’ from yesterday may not survive long… Another amazing card by Noel Hill, attach Tyrant’s Bane to any Beast to increase your ATK towards Tyrants! If you haven’t done so…

It took a bit longer than expected but the Beasts of the Mesozoic juvenile Tyrannosaurus Rex sculpt is finally done! Expect more photos soon.

New Modifications Made Update on the BotM Tyrannosaur Series wave 3: With the neck modifications to the larger wave 2 figures being very well-received, I’ve decided to do a similar modification to the ‘body 4’ Tyrannosaur necks as well , moving some of the details to the back of head and freeing up the reduced…

Continuing our look at the new Beasts of the Mesozoic Tyrannosaur Series wave 2 paint samples-today we have the highly anticipated Lythronax! (baby Diabloceratops not included.) Available for preorder https://creative-beast.com/product/1-18-lythronax-argestes-action-figure/

Don’t miss your chance to design your own ZOIC TCG card! As part of our ZOIC Creator Bundle, leave your forever footprint by introducing a new dinosaur species in this ‘one-of-a-kind’ opportunity to work alongside us! Limited only by your imagination, you can create a Cyberzoic character, design a dinosaur color scheme or even come…

Diabloceratops eatoni (devil horned face) Length: up to 5.5m (18ft) long Family: Ceratopsidae Location: Wahweap Formation, Utah, USA Time period: Late Cretaceous 79.9 m.y.a. Named By: J. Kirkland et al.,- 2010 Diabloceratops is one of the oldest-known ceratopsids. It shared its wetland habitat with many other dinosaurs including hadrosaurs, ankylosaurs, and pachycephalosaurs, with Lythronax likely…
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