Tenontosaurus

• Fastest trotting speed: 21.6 km/h with a quick turn
• Most attacks in the game
• Special ability: Tail slash (stuns opponents for 2-3 seconds)
• Carnivores that are slower than Teno: Deino
• Same speed as Teno: Cerato (0.2 km/h slower)
• All other carnivores are faster
• High bleed damage, comparable to Apex dinos with well-placed headshots
• Begging ends at 14% as a juvenile

ALT + RIGHT CLICK | Directional Tail Swipe

• Raises its tail and slams down on enemies.
• Causes knockdown or stagger.
• Low damage: 150 base, 225 to the head.
• Useful for fending off omnis and troodons in groups.
• Tenos can withstand many tail strikes with their 1600 HP.

RIGHT CLICK | Hind Leg Kick

• Causes knockdown and stagger.
• Base damage: 275, 412.5 to the head.
• Base bleed similar to 2.7 Omni-Pounces (body hit), 4 Pounces on head hit.

ALT + LEFT CLICK | Directional Claw Attack

• Can be used when trotting, walking or standing (not when sprinting).
• Base damage: 125, 187 to the head.
• Base bleed equals about 1.3-1.4 Omni-Pounces (body hit), 2 Pounces on head hit.
• Useful attack for angles behind you, followed by a quick tail swipe for a disorienting combo or to quickly turn in the middle of a fight.

LEFT CLICK | Bite Attack

BLOODING

• Similar to the Stego, bleeding limits the Teno's mobility.
• The bleeding rate per tick increases
  • 1.4x when ZWalking
  • 1.8x when trotting
  • 2.2x when sprinting
• Different attacks cause different amounts of bleeding, the bleeding stacks up, but the duration does not increase.
• When bleeding: Use Alt-Bite (minimizes movement). This only increases bleeding by 0.9x.
• Tests show that kicks and tail swings do not worsen bleeding.

Beauty and grace define the Tenontosaurus. These herbivores prefer to live in peace, but don't let their looks fool you. They can be as dangerous as they are elegant. With large claws on all four limbs, a massive tail, high speed and a ferocious stance, the Tenontosaurus is a dangerous opponent when provoked.