Legacy LD5

Here we see Torasshka, a monstrous and rather... devilish female Tyrannosaurus Rex, fully grown up to a remarkable 8 tons, and Szint, a juvenile lizard girl that was captured right out of school together with the rest of her reptilian tribe and brought away to be sold at the slave market.

Torasshka bought Szint. And quickly made the lizard her trampling toy.
16000 pounds of feral theropod tank vs. 70 pounds of reptile girl that merely a month ago considered "picking vegetables in the garden" a rather taxing physical burden!

There are healing shamans involved, but given that Torasshka barely just started, I doubt they will help for long.

Torasshka (c) Timanth
Szint (c) me

As far as I'm concerned, this is now officially what the undersides of a rex's feet look like!

Fantastic work, Ahastar. The backstory makes it all the more awesome

There is a question you should not think about.
Can T-rex wear something on his toe by himself...?

WOW Ahastar I love it! I am currently working on a microsoft paint image containing a rex and a raptor too. I should have it finished soon and will upload it into my tempary Rexy's pictures folder.

Does a speck stuck to a toe count as 'wearing'? In any case, this is an awesome view of said rex feets, Ahastar...very well done! And if I cared more for the victims in the pic, I must say that the job you did portraying her was excellent. But...it's so hard to take eyes off of toes...

Lucky raptor!!Fantastic work!!!

about underside of a rex foot...

if you think elephants their underfoot is so solid,hard so they can step over rocks or any hard but sharp places which normally hurt a soft foot. A rex is more heavey then an elephant i guess so they need to have more solid underside...

but personelly i dont like that idea at stomping.. it feels like an ironbar dropping over the prey.. i want too see a softy underside and when it comes to bone (footbones after pressure geeting more) the squishing begins..

but the drawing is awesome!

Looks like someone likes the slow squish.

I remember reading something a long time ago and trying to find it sexy, but couldn't quite manage to - that elephants' soles are tough, yes, but flexible. A tame elephant could step on its owner's hand without breaking it if it wanted to, presumably by either tensing or relaxing muscles.

I don't know how true that was even when I read it (to say nothing of these MODERN ELEPHANTS), but I'm sure you could apply the same thing to a rex if you aren't a fan of healthy, tough sole padding.