Dead Reef Sharks

Yes, this adventure expansion focused more on boat combat rather than underwater combat. Another adventure was going to have special supernatural.magic to allow underwater breathing . . . and therefore combat, but it never came to fruition as this specific branch of the game wasn't as popular as fantasy or sci-fi.

Really quite surprised at that....but maybe it's a generational thing as i am a Gen X'r and remember the dinosaur movies of the 70s and 80s! Perhaps you could include a simple adventure module where your character discovers a "Necklace of water breathing" that allows you to explore the cave networks that lead you to Fellucider ( A strange underwater/underground world) where a tribe of humanoids are enslaved by brute troglodyte savages and their evolved dinosaur masters. (At the worlds core movie)

The majority of my game designs are inspired by 70s and 80s b-horror and sci-fi in some way. I may have to revamp the dinos somehow in the Gay Realms. And you're idea sounds like just the sort of plotline I'd see in a game line. Ha!

The plot line is based upon a movie called "At the Earths core", an old B-movie fantasy with Doug McClure (Ohhhh no not Doug McClure!!!!) hee hee.
It might be worth you watching it for purely inspirational reasons. Although i suspect you have already seen this movie and of course 3 million years BC.
However i do realize that many of your fans, myself included, favor the traditional fantasy and sci-fi settings so no doubt you wish to concentrate on that.

Just wanted to add my own two cents that while it may not have been as popular, Death in Dino Valley is my personal second-favourite MicroRPG setting, after Warrior Queens. There are hundreds of thousands of fantasy and sci-fi games out there, but not many that capture the fun of more niche genres the way MicroRPG does... in this case, cheesy old "primitive humans vs dinosaurs" movies like One Million BC. That said, I wonder if you could/should maybe take the dinos from these and apply them to a modern setting to appeal to younger "Jurassic Park" (I mean, "World", I feel old) fans? Especially since the latest JW movie promised us the fun of dinos in our everyday lives and cities... and delivered almost nothing!

Banjo, thank you! It was a fun one to make. I've def considered doing modern day dinos.