Lacertans

Lacertans
The Lacertans prefer to be called “Lizardmen”, an unusual record states that they went out of their way to inform, even demand, that other races call them “Lizardmen”. There were only two branches of this tribe of “Scaly” people known to exist in Orenda at the time of the “Elven-Dwarven-Aviarus Cataclysm War”.

History
The Lacertans or as they prefer "Lizardmen" are one of the more unusual Children of Water. The "Lizardmen" believe themselves to be Imagodai's perfect children, though it is often pointed out by other races and Sauropsidans that they oddly, do not tend to live close to or on water, like most of their cousins. The "Lizardmen" preferred caves and underground caverns to make their homes.

The Lacertan peoples were known to be secretive and arcane. The Lacertans cultivated this image almost as heavily as they demanded to be called "Lizardmen". Two peoples of the "Lizardmen" existed before the "Eleven-Dwarven-Aviarus Cataclysm War";
 * The Tuataran “Lizardmen”, also known as “Third-Eyes”, were rumored to have the ability to effectively see everywhere, including behind them. These Sauropsidans were mystics, alchemists, and potion-makers, they used their skills and powers to make predictions and forsee the future. Some claim that the "Third-Eyes" foresaw the coming cataclysm and warned the rest of the Sauropsidans, but were ignored. The "Third-Eyes" were held in suspicion by most as charlatans and tricksters. The "Third-Eyes" have the appearance of the non-sapien lizards that have a spine-like ridge along their backs.
 * The Agami “Lizardmen”, also known as the “Sand-Runners”, were a people of the deserts along western coastline of Orenda. Fast moving bandits who were said to favor bright colors and light fabrics the “Sand-Runners” were famous as swirling rainbows of death that brushed with the touch of cloth, whip of the wind, and cut of the poisoned blade. The "Sand-Runners" have the appearance of non-sapien lizards commonly known as "dragon lizards". Their scales range in colour and their heads can often have "beards" and "head dresses", which are fringes of scales and bone growth.