Giant Lizard

Basic Information

Anatomy

Giant Lizards are much larger than normal lizards and monitor lizards, and as such, are about 4.6 m long.

Ecology and Habitats

Appearing in pairs or in groups up to twelve, Giant Lizards prefer to lurk in swamps and marshes. They are also known to be solitary, and can dwell in any warm lands.

Dietary Needs and Habits

They are somewhat lazy at hunting, and will often attack anything that can be eaten.

Behaviour

These creatures do not seem to keep or hoard treasure of any type. They are very quick at traversing land, and much faster than all other types of lizards. Giant Lizards are good climbers, and can climb as fast as they crawl. Some of these beasts can hold their breath for up to 15 minutes, as well as climb upside down on ceilings and difficult surfaces.

Additional Information

Domestication

They are sometimes domesticated by Reptilians who use them as pack animals and a source of food.

Perception and Sensory Capabilities

Giant Lizards have very large maws, making it able for them to envelop smaller foes.

Genetic Ancestor(s)

• Dragons

Lifespan

75 years

Average Weight

135 kg

Average Length

4.6 m

Geographic Distribution

• The Foreign Mountains
• The Mountains of Father Winter