While each tribe has a unique deity, all of the tribes respect the god Edos. The origins of their religions all begins with the story of Edos. The fragment of the World Serpent, Essylliss, had six daughters who quarreled frequently. Their disputes turned into all out wars, throwing plagues and famine upon different clans of Lizardfolk as they squabbled. Sickened by the sight of the Lizardfolk suffering at the irresponsibility of the sisters, the gods Semuanya and Sess'innek turned to Essylliss to discuss his daughter's behavior. Essylliss didn't want to admit his offspring had done wrong, but he could not justify their actions. Semuanya and Sess'innek convinced Essylliss that they were too arrogant to maintain their divinity, and hence banished all six to a distant realm. The six daughters, Zaras, Itlaqas, Rhaesk, Achissa, Nekiss, and Kresik, immediately divided themselves among the different regions of the Farthest realm. While in this unfamiliar environment, the sisters were wrought by starvation and infection. The pains of the earth that they had brought upon the Lizardfolk had started to twist at them, and they began to realize the wrongs they had committed. After some time, they begged Semuanya and Sess'innek to let them back to the divine ranks, but were turned down. After some time of being stuck there, the eldest sister, Itlaqas, called for her siblings to gather in the center of their banished realm. Once all five of her sisters showed up, Itlaqas proposed they try surviving together, just as they had seen the Lizardfolk do. Reluctantly the third eldest, Rhaesk, stepped forth. She agreed that it would be their best chances of adapting. The youngest, Achissa, followed Rhaesk and agreed. Zaras and Nekiss, the second youngest twins, also agreed. As all the sisters slowly came together, Kresik the second eldest stayed in the shadows. She refused to work with Itlaqas, and turned away to her own region of the realm. As she left, the other five sisters began sharing their meals and strength with one another. Eventually, they shared a roof over their heads. Rhaesk, enjoying the comfort her sisters had built, hesitantly told them she had kept something from her divinity despite their banishment. Rhaesk brought out her fire and fortitude, and shared it for the sisters to cook their meals and warm their bodies as they held their pride and nerve. Achissa, surprised by her sister to try keeping such a thing, admitted that she had not kept anything. Zaras leaned towards her sisters and revealed she too had kept one as well, and shared her gift of Tongue and Song. This gave her sisters the ability to share their thoughts as freely as the mortal races could. Nekiss also admitted to keeping an aspect of her divinity, and shared out her gift of Scribing and Trade. She began to tell tales of what she had seen on the other realm when they were divine, tales of wondrous adventurers and scripts of the most amusing bards and made value for each item they shared. Nekiss added her gift of Understanding and Council, so that they may interpret the emotions of Zara's stories and read each other's faces, as well as guide each other with leadership. Itlaqas nodded and offered her gift of Insight, giving them all strategic capability. They were working closely together, and created the gift of Kinship.

While Kresik remained at a difficulty to adapt without the gifts her sisters were sharing, she scoweled at their . While alone she had much time to think about their banishment, and came to a dark conclusion. The following morning, while her sisters were sharing stories over a warm cooked meal, Kresik stepped forward. As her sisters looked at her suspiciously, Achissa offered her to join them. The sisters all looked at Achissa with varying expressions, when Kresik cleared her throat and began to speak with them. "You all act as if you have each other's backs, as if you had all not wronged one another." As the sisters exchanged glances, Achissa spoke up. "Well we do, do we not? We gave our strength and gifts for our success together." She said with a smile. Kresik narrowed her eyes at her little sister. "If that is the truth, then do tell me how we ended up here in the first place? Certainly you haven't forgotten who put in more effort to help you all succeed." Kresik gave a sly smile to Itlaqas. Rhaesk anxiously glanced over at Zaras, and answered. "Well, I lended Zaras my strength as we raised the walls of this home..." She looked at Kresik, who smiled at her. "Well it's only befitting that you, of course, maintain rightful ownership of the hut." Kresik replied. Rhaesk thought of the wood she heaved for the walls and fronds she attatched for the roof, and slowly nodded. "Yes, yes I did build this. It is my work." She spoke. Itlaqas gave Kresik a sideways glance and looked over at her sisters. "But yet did we all not contribute in our own ways to succeed? I did bring us the knowledge of the hunt so we may feast." Zaras added. Nekiss stood up. "Yes, we owe each other little. I made this sense of leadership to guide us, and I think I should be our leader!" she snapped, hissing. Zaras raised her voice. "These songs won't be there to remember your great leadership, that will teach you to manage your greed!" Rhaesk stepped in after that last remark. "It's you who desire more than we have! While I lifted the walls of this shelter you lazed about and sang to the birds!" She growled. As the five began quarreling about their rights by their gifts, Kresik grinned and slinked away. After the five argued through the night, they decided to split up again. They each took their gifts with them, but some of each gift was divided among them. All five kept a part of fire, tongue, Scribing, Kinship, and the unseen gift of Wisdom. Their division created another gift, Rivalry. After seeing Kresik had ended up helping them more than she had destroyed their bonds, she grew outraged. The gifts reached her, all apart from kinship. She felt no pity or love for her sisters after they had caused her to be cast out of their divine homes, only resentment. As the sisters each grew in their own ways, new bloods of Lizardfolk began to appear. Zaras pitied her littlest sister who brought no gift of her own, and shared with her the full gift of Tongue. With that, Achissa managed to form a new gift, the gift of Truth. The six tribes were formed under worship of their names. The sisters, despite being separated, remembered the kinship they formed. The bonds they created during that time still remained, and manifested into a demigod of it's own. Edos, the deity of kinship and the first tribe. To remind the Farthest Lizardfolk that they share an origin, and pride cannot come before the very kinship the divine sisters had created together.

While this tale varies from tribe to tribe, they can all acknowledge their goddess while keeping tribute to Edos in mind. Those who choose to disregard the teachings of the six sisters and god Edos are considered dishonored, and are usually cast out from the tribes. Those who are cast out either turn to the NightWatcher tribe with the treacherous sister Kresik, or are banished to the main realms.

Your Strength score increases by 2, and your Wisdom score increases by 1.

Young Farthest Lizardfolk grow much more quickly than the Lizardfolk of our realm. They walk hours after hatching, attain the size and development of a 10-year-old human child by the age of 5, and reach maturity by 14. They live to be around 70.

Farthest Lizardfolk tend to extremes, making a conscious choice for one side or the other in the cosmic war between good and evil. Most Farthest Lizardfolk are chaotic, but those who reside in the LightTongue and TideWalker tribes tend to be Lawful.

Farthest Lizardfolk are taller and heavier than humans, and the females outmatching most Lizardfolk. Standing well over 6 feet tall and averaging almost 250 pounds, your size is Medium.

Your base walking speed is 30 feet. You can also swim for a speed of 30 feet.

You have strong ancestry to your tribe, and with it come the adaptations each needed to make to survive. As a FrostFall, your skill learned from home is determined by the family you are hatched into, as shown in the table.

Adapted Ancestry

You can speak, read, and write Common and Farthest. Farthest is a rather new language, believed to have been created by the goddess Zaras so the Farthest Realm could communicate. The language sounds smooth but sharp to most other creatures and includes numerous hard consonants and sibilants that strangely blend together so easily to one who has mastered the tongue. Hearing someone speak in Farthest is not unlike listening to Draconic, but with a much softer tone.