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Both the Rulons and the Valorians have used pterosaurs in the past. Giants such as Pteranodon and Quetzalcoatlus assist in the battle for aerial supremacy. But now some of the smaller pterosaurs are being conscripted into service. The Rulons have recently introduced a Dimorphodon missile launcher. The concept is quite simple. Held in cages, the enhanced Dimorphodons are released into battle from on high by specially outfitted Pteranodon carriers, or from on the ground by ankylosaur 'tanks'. Once released, flocks of these pterosaurs fly towards their targets. Their small size, agility (Aided by thrusters), and vast numbers make it hard to shoot them all down. As they close in on their targets, a powerful, miniaturized rocket is fired from the back mounted launcher. Due to the rocket's backwash, each Dimorphodon is a one use weapon. This does not concern the Rulons however, as an intensive breeding program has ensured that they have an almost unlimited supply of pterosaurs on hand.

Description
Both the Rulons and the Valorians have used pterosaurs in the past. Giants such as Pteranodon and Quetzalcoatlus assist in the battle for aerial supremacy. But now some of the smaller pterosaurs are being conscripted into service. The Rulons have recently introduced a Dimorphodon missile launcher. The concept is quite simple. Held in cages, the enhanced Dimorphodons are released into battle from on high by specially outfitted Pteranodon carriers, or from on the ground by ankylosaur 'tanks'. Once released, flocks of these pterosaurs fly towards their targets. Their small size, agility (Aided by thrusters), and vast numbers make it hard to shoot them all down. As they close in on their targets, a powerful, miniaturized rocket is fired from the back mounted launcher. Due to the rocket's backwash, each Dimorphodon is a one use weapon. This does not concern the Rulons however, as an intensive breeding program has ensured that they have an almost unlimited supply of pterosaurs on hand.