Lizardfolk - Revision history

Feldspar at 22:08, 6 February 2018

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 Foreign coastal communities often welcome Lizardfolk due to their reputation for loyalty and industriousness. Barkeeps enjoy their presence as Lizardfolk tend to diffuse any chance of bar fights breaking out. Priests and scholars do not get along with Lizardfolk owing to their slow wit and bluntness. Merchants, however, love them for their lethargy as they can easily extract an extra silver or two when haggling.
 ===Monikers & Slurs===
 ====Informal====
 *Lizard

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 === Subraces ===
-Crocodilian : An offshoot of Lizardfolk that hunts and thrives in the coastal regions of [[Eglain]].
+Crocodilian : An offshoot of Lizardfolk that thrives in the coastal, brackish regions of [[Eglain]].
 == Culture ==

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 == Relations ==
 ===Abroad===
-Leaving a tribe is a relatively uncommon occurrence. Once departing Eglain, they are often never accepted back into Lizardfolk society. Due to their sturdiness and unmatched swimming ability, most Lizardfolk who live outside Eglain do so working as sailors. Those who have lived in or visited a port city would likely have encountered a Lizardfolk. The farther inland, the less likely anyone would be familiar with Lizardfolk.
+Leaving a tribe is a relatively uncommon occurrence. Once departing Eglain, they are often never accepted back into Lizardfolk society. Due to their sturdiness and unmatched swimming ability, most Lizardfolk who live outside Eglain do so working as sailors. People who have lived in or visited a port city would most likely have encountered a Lizardfolk. The farther inland one goes, the less likely anyone would even know what a Lizardfolk is.<br/><br/>
 ===Monikers & Slurs===
 ====Informal====
 *Lizard
-*Egling (Native of Eglain)
+*Egling (Native of [[Eglain]])
 *Swampkin
 *Claw Toe
-*Sailscale (ship crewmen only)
+*Longtail
 ====Rude====
 *Drench

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 *Egling (Native of Eglain)
 *Swampkin
 *Sailscale (ship crewmen only)
 ====Rude====

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 == Relations ==
 ===Abroad===
-Leaving a tribe is a relatively uncommon occurrence. Once departing Eglain, they are often never accepted back into Lizardfolk society. Due to their sturdiness and unmatched swimming ability, most Lizardfolk who live outside Eglain do so working as sailors. Those who have lived in or visited a port city would likely have encountered a Lizardfolk. The farther inland, the less likely anyone would even be familiar with Lizardfolk.
+Leaving a tribe is a relatively uncommon occurrence. Once departing Eglain, they are often never accepted back into Lizardfolk society. Due to their sturdiness and unmatched swimming ability, most Lizardfolk who live outside Eglain do so working as sailors. Those who have lived in or visited a port city would likely have encountered a Lizardfolk. The farther inland, the less likely anyone would be familiar with Lizardfolk.
 ===Monikers & Slurs===
 ====Informal====

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 ====Rude====
 *Drench
 ====Taboo====
 (none)

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 == Description ==
 Hailing from the drenched wetlands of northern [[Eglain]], the appearance of Lizardfolk could only be described as severe, lumbering, and formidable. They stand at 6-8 feet tall are are even longer when their muscular reptilian tails are taken into account. They are covered entirely in protective scales and bear striking, toothy maws. Lizardfolk have a deceptively slow gait that becomes terrifying speed when they enter water.<br />
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 == Relations ==

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 === Religion ===
-During the 9th century, [[Parathism|Parathistic]] missionaries from nearby holds took it upon themselves to convert the "barbarians of the marsh". While they were unsuccessful in erecting temples in the soft earth, they managed to sell the locals on a form of [[Parathism]] that would become bastardized through imperfect oral tradition. Lizardfolk worship the gods, [[Geiana]] and [[Rinemos]] under the names, "Eisan" and "Mosir" respectively. <br />
+During the 9th century, [[Parathism|Parathistic]] missionaries from nearby holds took it upon themselves to convert the "barbarians of the marsh". While they were unsuccessful in erecting temples on the soft earth, they managed to sell the locals on a form of [[Parathism]] that would become bastardized through imperfect oral tradition. Lizardfolk worship the gods, [[Geiana]] and [[Rinemos]] under the names, "Eisan" and "Mosir" respectively. <br />
 "Mosir" is often shouted by warriors during tribal conflict.
 == Relations ==