A bipedal green iguana-like creature with colorful frills, body paint, and a shell necklace stands on a mossy branch in a misty jungle.

Iguana people, or iguanids, are tall, thin, enigmatic creatures. They stand 6 feet tall or more, their heads and throats adorned with large frills. They have long talons on their hands and feet for climbing and fighting. Iguanids are immensely adaptable and the most prolific of the lizard peoples. They change easily to meet the needs of their surroundings. The most common iguanids are the large tree-dwelling tribes, marked by their long tails and bright green scales. The northern rock iguanid tribes have dull gray or brown coloration, stronger limbs, and shorter tails. Island iguanids make their homes on rocky shores and can breathe water as well as air. They have heavy, lumpy bodies and heads and hard, brownish-green scales. Iguanids wear little clothing, but they enjoy body painting, jewelry, tattoos, and other adonunents. There is much to be read in the coloration and detail of an iguanid's face paint, which displays the individual's social status. Mehr sehen