Why are Assblasters so aggressive? Being the egg-carrying subset of the species with a vulnerability to eating, would it not make more sense that they are only violent when say guarding a nest or self-defense?

It’s an interesting theory, though doesn’t make for as scary a monster. Our defense would be, having just emerged from their shreiker chrysalis, they are very aggressive until they get enough food.

Why are Assblasters so aggressive? Being the egg-carrying subset of the species with a vulnerability to eating, would it not make more sense that they are only violent when say guarding a nest or self-defense? was last modified: February 23rd, 2025 by S.S. Wilson

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Why are Assblasters so aggressive? Being the egg-carrying subset of the species with a vulnerability to eating, would it not make more sense that they are only violent when say guarding a nest or self-defense?