Characteristics
Physical features
The typical lizardfolk is tall, covered in scales. A typical lizardfolk female is distinguished from a man by voice timbre and being slightly shorter.
Their physiology is entirely different from that of mammalian humanoids. On top of being cold blooded, medics of other races have to study lizardfolks for years to even operate on them.
Aging
Lizardfolk grow quickly, walking soon after hatching and reaching the development of a 15-year-old human by age 6. They maintain the same appearance until about 50 and then begin a rapid decline.
Biology
Lizardfolk are a race of reptilian humanoids that are characterized by their scaly skin, sharp teeth, and powerful tails. They are known for their hardy and resilient biology, which allows them to thrive in a wide range of environments, from swamps and marshes to deserts and mountains.
Lizardfolks eat insects and meats. Lizardfolks see
Mantisas insects to be eaten and tend to hunt them as their favorite meal.
One of the most notable characteristics of lizardfolk biology is that they lay eggs. Unlike mammals, who give birth to live young, lizardfolk reproduce by laying eggs. These eggs are typically laid in a nest and left to incubate on their own, with the parents providing no further care.
This method of reproduction is well-suited to the harsh environments that lizardfolk typically inhabit. Since the eggs are laid in a nest and left to incubate, lizardfolk parents don't have to expend a lot of energy caring for their offspring. Additionally, since the eggs are left to hatch on their own, the hatchlings are able to fend for themselves from a young age, which helps to ensure their survival.
The process of hatching is particular to each clan of lizardfolk, some burrow their eggs underground, others leave them in a nest on trees, or on the top of a hill.
Lizardfolk eggs are also known to be quite durable, able to survive in harsh conditions such as extreme temperatures or being submerged in water. This is another adaptation that helps to ensure the survival of the lizardfolk species.
Overall, the biology of lizardfolk is well-suited to their environment, with the ability to lay eggs being one of the most notable and unique characteristics of this reptilian race.
Mental traits
Lizardfolk are calm and cool-headed, much less emotional than other humanoids. Members of the race are startled by the human passion for cruelty, though it's alleged that they lack compassion.
Lineages
The lineages and subspecies presented in this article are specific to Toriel, and may differ significantly from those found in Dungeons & Dragons. These lineages reflect the unique cultures, histories, and environments of Toriel.
Players are welcome to use the mechanics of any official or third-party lineage, but are encouraged to reflavor them as one of the lineages native to Toriel to better fit the world’s lore. Talk to your DM to find a narrative fit that works for your character and the setting.
Lizardfolk
Names
Lizardfolk tends to have personal names given at birth, but they put their clan names first as a mark of honor.
Clan Names: Mesan-Kahn, Kural-Skatuch, Crocnez
Satarra
Satarre are renowned planar travelers from the
Elemental plane of weave.
Names
Names in Void Speech are common and are presented below.
Example Male Names: Aggorret (eater), Denahrek (servant), Medloss (binder), Mörkothr (darkness), Narkot (gnawer), Pälsore (slaver), Vessar (blooddrinker), Rabefress (slayer).
Example Female Names: Atlessa (jewel), Binulett (scout), Frizel (scribe), Ixa (blade), Miskra (maggot), Respy (builder), Unskappa (wisdom), Unterra (doom).

by Bryan Syme
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