Chameleoids grow at roughly the same rate as humans, reaching maturity around the age of 30. They can live up to 300 years old.

Chameleoids have long, slender torsos that give them a somewhat stretched profile. They stand between 7 to 8 feet tall and weigh between 175 to 250 pounds, but some Chameleoids can be as small as 4 feet tall and weigh under 75 pounds. Your size is medium or small.

Chameleoids are deliberate and careful with their movements, and they tend to move slowly to maintain their camouflage. You have a walking and climbing speed of 30 feet.

The Chameleoids speak a soft and quiet toned dialect of Common, almost as a perpetual whisper. You can speak, read, and write Common. Due to their habit of observing travelers through their lands, Chameleoids often pick up other languages. You may also choose a second language to understand. 

A Chameleoid's skin is constantly shifting colors, continuously adapting to blend in with the surroundings. You have proficiency in Stealth.

Additionally, if a Chameleoid remains stationary for at least 30 seconds, they may become invisible for as long as they do not move at a pace more than half their walking speed. Attacking or casting a spell also breaks this invisibility. Anything worn or held by the Chameleoid also vanishes for the duration.

Chameleoids have two enormous swiveling eyes that can move independent of each other. You are able to maintain visual focus on two different things at once, even if they are in opposite directions. Because of this heightened awareness, Chameleoids have a +5 bonus to their passive perception.

Chameleoids can use their long and sticky tongue to attack targets from afar. Once per turn, you may replace one of your attacks with an unarmed ranged attack with a reach of 30 feet. On a successful hit, the attack deals 1d6 acid damage. If the creature is Large or smaller, they must make a Strength Saving Throw (DC = 8 + you Proficiency bonus + your Strength modifier) or be pulled 10 feet closer to you.