Your  gecko ancestry grants you more nimbleness than your fellow humanoids.

Being a humanoid gecko has the perk of being more adept at climbing as your hands and feet have similar, albeit weaker, microscopic frills like geckos, allowing you to "stick" to walls.

Geckolings have the ability to see better much better in the dark within a certain radius. Their large, wide eyes have evolved to be more sensitive to light as many geckolings are partially nocturnal. However, this increase in light sensitivity does not apply to colors, as being able to see colors in the dark was not advantageous during their evolution.

Geckos are known for their ability to bite down on a hostile individual when they feel threatened and not let go. Geckolings have a similar bite power scaled up, but with sharp teeth where geckos only have their jaws. When threatened, some geckolings will bite their aggressors, often leaving terrible marks where their teeth pierced the aggressor's flesh.

Geckolings are most infamous for their great hunting skills. Their vast knowledge of nature has led them to be perfectly able to fend for themselves in the wilderness for extended periods of time, some geckolings even opting to leave their village in favor of a more simple life in the woods.

Geckolings are most infamous for their great hunting skills. Their vast knowledge of nature has led them to be perfectly able to fend for themselves in the wilderness for extended periods of time, some geckolings even opting to leave their village in favor of a more simple life in the woods.

Geckolings have poison inside of their bodies that is harmful to ingest, but can also be dangerous to attackers. The poison can seep into the skin and cause internal damage. As a reaction, upon being hit with a melee attack with a range of up to 5ft, you may propel your poison upon your opponent. The attacker must make a DC13 dexterity saving throw. Upon failure, they take 1d8 poison damage. You can do this 2/Long Rest.