Bored the Magic God decides to take up a popular hobby and creates his own planet. For now it's simple, just a lump of dirt with oceans and nothing else not even a light source yet, but he will slowly change all that over time. Normally life wouldn't be possible at all but this is the work of a God, certain rules can be broken. Wanting to get to the interesting part he adds four simple life forms to the bottom of one of the oceans, all made from things he has easy acces to.The first creature, a predator, is made from a drop of his own blood. It isn't very fast or strong but hard to kill since it's entire body is malleable. Using this malleable body it envelops it's prey whole. The god dubs this creature Bloodslime.Next he modifies a simple earthworm to act as his world's scavenger and geophage. Using some hairs he gives this creature feelers and simply calls it Geoworm.Using a small branch of one his plants the God creates the Leafling, obviously to act as the plants of his world as well food for his last creation.After having looked for a good material to make a herbivore with the for a long time the God and simply used some leftover lard from his last meal. This so called Lardfish is the fastest of his creations.Normal Evo games apply. Evolve creatures, one alteration at a time. Don't evolve a creature if you were the one to evolve it last and save your work as a .png
Bloodslime evolves into Bloodlet, gaining more articulation with its new sensory "inching appendages" that allow it to better steer its blob-like rolling-around style of movement.
>>6118439The Geophages go faster with fins.
Lardfish gains multiple eyes
>>6119459Blob + orbs = Blorbs
>>6118439The Leafling, with no source of light to feed on, has no choice but to find nutrients in decomposing matter. It develops a shape that helps it stay rooted in bodies.
>>6118557Helical protein spikes allow the Bloodlet to pierce into flesh
>>6119552Some leaflings become glowlings, becoming the first source of light on the planet. The glowing chemicals helps their pollinator, the lardfish, easily spot them with their many eyes.
>>6119067Geophage likes fins so much it modifies its feelers to function and look more like flippers
>>6119482Humped Blorbs have a luminescent lump on their backs used to isolate the chemicals from their glowling diet.
>>6119625Bloodlets gain the ability to more rapidly part their bodies to better maneuver their flesh and protein spikes into and out of danger.
>>6119067Some finned Geophages coat their feelers in a stinging slime to defend themselves from predators
>>6119868The excess light created by Glowlings get routed to their root system, turning them sturdier, as well as jewel-toned.
>>6121043The Bumpy Blorb decides mysteriously glowing tumors are AWESOME!!!
>>6120482Geophages develop a tongue used to catch particulates from sea currents carrying desired minerals or decaying food sources, this acts as rudimentary navigation.
>>6121204This stinging slime eventually coats the entire body, making this subspecies a low value prey target.
>>6121073Additional spikes are used to latch onto prey easier.
>>6122935Intense collaboration is spurred on by greater resource gains when Bloodlets hunt as a pack. They begin exhibiting a newly evolved social behavior: bonding together by their protein spikes, forming cluster colonies known as Bloodclots. They now have the interconnectivity and interchangeability of a lesser Lego competitor, perhaps a Mega Blok, or K'Nex.
>>6122939Dear fucking god... What did we do?
>>6122940Muahahahahahaha!!
>>6122940>yfw a biological chainlink fence made of acidic blood comes flinging at your face
>>6122941I can imagine these things eventually forming mile long chains, not using any senses at all, simply ganing up into armies and marching along the ocean currents, consuming everything they touch.
>>6119552Some empathic Leaflings who have been born generation after generation under the knowledge that they are stealing nutrients from the dead and dying to live. They develop into the emergent Teethling species, a plant so mortified and catatonic by its deeds against the animate, that it has lost pigment and rooted even deeper into the soil, in hopes to achieve a more omnivorous diet less dependent on flesh. But the cravings... The cRaAaAvIiIiInNgGsSs!!
>>6122928The Barbers are an advanced race of Geophages that grew a diabolical, flexible, barbed tail to deliver concentrated stinging slime to anything that gets too close.
>>6122953
Since the first event will happen with in 24 hour here is a (probably unnecessary) list of all creatures so far
>>6123504Nice
After a period of time both several million years and just a bit longer than a week the magic god checks up on his creations. While he is happy to see that several new organisms have formed he thinks it's time to change things up a little on the planet.Feeling that it's too early to go for a simple extinction he decides to change the planet's environment but is left with the question of how. After thinking it over he settles for using elemental magic and takes out four crystals before putting one back, feeling that one might be a bit too...chaotic for the moment.He effortlessly crushes them to powder and dusts the planet, adding growing crystals to both the surface of the land and the bottom of the seas. Crystals that will provide the creatures with heat as well as more light and oxygen then the leafling variants can produce.
>>6123974>>6123504>>6122926The Gemphage navigates through murky sands, ingesting gems to power its nucleus organ, which is storing an unknown power without a clear use yet. It fancies the greenish blueish gems the most...
>>6121312Gemlings use spiral roots that are tough and sharp to burrow into gems, siphoning some sort of energy from them.
>>6125109Advanced root systems lead to larger, sturdier leaf structures that now produce tiny, dusty granules of bioluminescent particles. Gemlings gather in fields, producing bounties of eerie, wispy, chalky light that trails off into the wind at night. Deposits of the granules that find their way to the ground replenish the soil with gem-rich bionutrients. During the day, the gemling fields shine like a diamond.
