KT is a fairly large, prehistoric-themed metaroom (or more accurately, a partial world) complete with dinosaurs, buried fossils, ancient monoliths and lush tree ferns. It comes with its own background music as well as a variety of new critters, plants and other agents, all of which utilize original 3D graphics.
Also included with KT is a brand new breed of Norn, the Sabertooth Norn, a primitive rough-and-tumble breed that has its own unique CFE-based genome and a host of new instincts better suited to its prehistoric habitat.
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Half of KT is subterranean, composed of a cozy network of underground caves. Stone age elevators lead to the surface, where Norns must hunt and gather food--you won't find any vendors or dispensers here! Norns must be ever alert, for the surface is the
domain of predatory dinosaurs, as well as other hazards which like to take a nibble out of Norns. KT can be an exciting and sometimes perilous world!
Furthermore, as the Hand, you take a direct role not only in your Norns' welfare but in the world's very ecology. Discover and mix secret potions in the temple cauldron, and help or hinder your Creatures by casting spells to change the environment, in sometimes drastic ways.
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A new cave system has been discovered deep below the surface of KT!
The tar pits, known as the Bone Cave, are home to a few previously
undiscovered life forms specially adapted to the subterranean tomb,
and the caves show further hints of the planet's intelligent inhabitants,
including ancient magic such as the Medicine Rattle and even a tool to
help transform the surface into a more peaceful abode. The mystic plaque
has the ability to convert the dangerous Rexes into harmless vegetarians
and dispel the evil Banshee magic that lingers in the Temple of Banubey.
Download the Bone Cave Expansion Patch.
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Did you know?
The KT metaroom is named for the Cretaceous-Tertiary extinction event, which is often abbreviated to the "KT" extinction event. The name was chosen due to the fact that KT is an all-over prehistoric room, including both dinosaurs [Cretaceous] and ice age mammals [Tertiary].
The acronym for the Bone Cave, "BC", is also the acronym for the calendar era "Before Christ".
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