/liz/ -General

How about lizards just sounds like wizards so that's why we chose the word and we call ourselves lizards because it'd be depressing if we referred to each other as loser virgins.

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That' lizard is a female though…

>>357
And yet some lizards have the nerve to doubt the Immaculate Conception. Raptor Jesus is truly our Lord and Savior!

>>364
i maintain that witches exist
i maintain that female lizards exist

>>369
>i maintain that witches exist

Of course they do. One was almost elected as the president of the United States.

>i maintain that female lizards exist

In the animal kingdom yeah. Lizard people (Draconians) can only be male.

http://www.reptilianagenda.com/exp/e020900a.shtml
>There, they remain in statis until they are to be reactivated by the incoming ship. These reptilians also maintain bases on Venus and on some of the moons of the outer planets. Because his people are male only, they created females for the sole purpose of breeding. Despite this, cloning is their primary method of reproduction. In conclusion, the lizard added that I would someday convert his people to the Light because my soul was an emissary to them many years ago. Remembering me, they would respect what I said to them.

Like the fall of Rome, the fall of the wizard kingdom was gradual and decadent. The few that recognised the collapse of the wizards quietly withdrew into other realms, seeking a new place to call home.

After much wandering, they finally settled in a long forgotten corner of the world. Months turned into years; years into decades; decades into centuries. So long had passed since they settled the land, and the wizards slowly changed. They forsook their human forms, steadily changing into reptilians as time wore on.

An exceptional lizard, Lizmin, united the solitary lizards under one banner, becoming the first lizard kingdom - long has he reigned and looked after his fellow lizards

i just like the concept of lizardfolk as its in d20 for exmaple

this board is shit anyway tho

but then again lizardfolk is great as a concept (at least in incursion roguelike)

basically lizchan before it was cool

You know what might work for backstory? Say that there were a subset of wizards that had grown tired of the way their fellow wizards had been infiltrated by normiewizzes posing as real wizards, so they departed from wizard-ruled land to live in a cursed jungle land where no degenerate normiewiz dare enter. The curse on this land manipulated their bodies so that they became more reptile-like, growing scales and claws for defense against the occasional normiewiz, and generally growing in their distaste for outsiders, as they stay in the land longer the effect increases (akin to going down the internet virgin rabbit-hole if you will). The curse makes the wizard lose his magic ability (sort of how we leave behind the wizard meme) but he gains physical strength to defend himself from the wizards. We could even incorporate the name of the website into it by saying that the land of the jungle is called "The Jungle of Lizch'n". Also the jungle is sort of like the jungle css.
Anyways the purpose of this is to keep the previous requirements of a wizard or at least wizard apprentice while adding new things that would be specific to lizards. I like the idea that lizards are loners who sunbathe all day, and I like calling females "cows", both of these can fit in with what I've said. I don't know if we need to reproduce though.
I guess it's pretty similar to >>1649 but I didn't see your post until I typed this out so now I feel dumb.

here, its from incursion manual (its also in in-game manual and description), its a bit different (better) than other lizardfolk descriptions

pt 1.
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The lizardfolk are a dispassionate, patient and focused race with a mindset highly distant from the more humanlike races. Concerned first and foremost with survival – first their own, then that of other species whose presence supports the existance of life overall – the lizardfolk can seem ruthless or callous to mammalian races. Appearing as large, humanoid lizards with opposable thumbs and other biological adaptations to sentience, lizardfolk are strong and hardy warriors, and as such their favor is often sought by kings, warlords and other human rulers. The lizardfolk dislike this – if they seem ruthless to humans, then accordingly the selfishness and wasteful conflict of human politics seems incredibly degenerate and unnatural to the lizardfolk.
Though they are an intelligent race, lizardfolk generally scorn most of the concerns typically associated with civilization. Individual lizardmen have little desire for status, personal power, knowledge or other typical human motivations. Their goals are survival, breeding and the preservation of life (with no particular significance given to *intelligent* life, mind). They have a unique spiritual tradition that involves meditation and lucid dreaming, and their spiritual leaders are far more likely to be shamans or druids then clerics. Indeed, their druidic tradition is older then the human one, and lizardfolk druids don't seem to feel the need to answer to the human druidic hierarchy. Whatever accord was reached between the two groups was formed centuries ago, and its exact nature is highly secret.

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>>1696
pt 2.

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Lizardfolk have no strong psychological or hormonal differences between their genders, nor do they show signs of aging until shortly before they die. They do have a strong seasonal rhythm built into their physiology, however, driving them to fight, mate, migrate or slumber. They almost always act on their instincts (there is no formal written language among the lizardfolk, let alone an educational system) but seem to have an almost mystical intuition – often, lizardfolk all over the world will react in unison to a commonly shared threat, devastating opposition with their coordination without even understanding why they (as individuals) are doing what they are doing.

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Lizards are the result of a magical experiment on a wizard’s pets gone awry.