DINO SHOP and ELITE TRAPS use the same frame: a New items in timer, a Restock control, and Defense and Blocks tabs. Defense was the open tab. Blocks was not opened, so this page does not invent a block list. A price here is true for the restock that was filmed on 27 September 2026. If you open the shop later and the name is gone, the stock moved.
Dino Shop rows from that frame
The countdown on this frame read 3m 35s.
| Row | Price | Stock line | Button | Sentence on the row |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Name not readable | $3,450 | PURCHASED! / Out of Stock | Rare | Not readable. A gear icon showed 9. The frame does not say what the 9 counts. |
| Bone Mender | $17,500 | x1 Stock | Epic | Repairs your most damaged defences. |
| Pterodactyl Perch | $20,000 | Out of Stock | Epic | Dive-bombs the farthest dino, at any range. |
The Rare row is not named here under a guess. Rare, Epic, and Legendary are the words on the shop buttons. They are not the header colors on the index. Ankylosaurus has a purple header and does not say Epic.
Pterodactyl Perch is a shop defense. There is no Pterodactyl card in the 33. Dimorphodon is the fast orange flyer on the index, SPD 30 at wave 80, and it is a different screen. Out of Stock means the sentence was visible and the buy was not.
Bone Mender and the perch are thousands of cash. Index dinosaurs in the first hour are $6 to $92. You fund the shop by stopping dinosaurs. Friend Boost at +20% is a cash bonus under the counter, not a discount printed on the row.
Elite Traps from the later frame
The panel title is ELITE TRAPS. On this frame the timer read 3m 12s, and a hexagon button showed 5. The three rows were in stock together once. They are not a fixed catalog.
| Trap | Price | Stock | Button | Sentence on the row |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tar Pit | $180,000 | x1 Stock | Legendary | Thick tar. Anything crossing it crawls. |
| Spine Roller | $240,000 | x1 Stock | Legendary | A studded drum. Grinds the whole lane. |
| Salvage Crane | $300,000 | x1 Stock | Legendary | Rebuilds your destroyed traps mid-run. |
None of these rows prints a damage number or an unlock wave. If you need DMG, SPD, and HP, that is the index.
If this exact restock is up, Tar Pit is the one you can afford first. Boss cards are already slow: Titanhorn's SPD is 3.5 and Grovebreaker's is 2.8, while early dinosaurs sit around SPD 20. A slow matches a fast early wave better than another slow tank does. Spine Roller is the next $60,000, and it is the lane clear. Salvage Crane is the last $60,000, and it only pays you back if traps are actually being destroyed. Buying the crane before you own a trap to rebuild spends $300,000 on a sentence that cannot trigger.
Bone Mender, at $17,500, repairs the most damaged defence. The crane rebuilds a destroyed trap. They are different rows.
When the shop is the wrong spend
Finish the index card you still need before you treat a timer row as required. Dimorphodon at $320 will still be on the index. Tar Pit might not be there in three minutes.
x1 Stock can flip to Out of Stock after one purchase, the way the Rare row already had. Read the live price. The $17,500 and $180,000 figures are this restock, not a promise that the next timer uses the same numbers.
Place a trap with the tools the game gives you, then start the fight with Fight. The trap row does not show a hotbar slot number, so none is invented here.
A gameplay session also speaks about other trap names, including an extinction meteor and a magma geyser, and about a zone called the Outpost. Those names were not on a readable shop row in the frames copied here, so they are not in the table.