Blue Lizards are a small species of Lucertola, capable of climbing on walls and using their tongues to grab on to prey. They appear predominantly in the early-game, with some rare appearances in the mid- and late-game. They are the weakest Lizards and are preyed upon by some other Lizard species.
Blue Lizards have a 20.0% or 1/5 bite lethality rate.
Blue Lizards come in a range of colors from cyan to cobalt blue. They have black bodies and are commonly decorated with feathers, frills, and lateral contouring scales. They are also smaller than other Lizard varieties and often have shorter, stubby tails.
Tips
Combat
Blue Lizards are not very durable, taking only 1-2 Lancia hits to kill. However, it can be tricky to get a good angle on them due to their ability to climb on walls. Hitting them causes them to fall off the wall, granting an opening to attack. Baiting them into an area where they are forced into a choke point, hitting them with a Sasso to flip them over, then stabbing them is a good strategy to dispatch them. Additionally, a Blue Lizard latching on with its tongue grants a good opportunity to throw a Spear into its mouth.
Stealth
Blue Lizards have worse hearing and vision than other wall-climbing Lizards, making it possible to sneak around them easily. They usually climb around the borders of rooms but may deviate if they are tracking prey. Throwing Rocks or using some sort of other sound distraction usually distracts them for long enough to get past.
Evasion
Blue Lizards are not the fastest Lizard but make up for it with their mobility. Running away from them in horizontal rooms is relatively easy, but they can quickly close the distance vertically, making them difficult to evade in vertical climbing sections. Hitting them with a Rock or a Spear stuns them momentarily, causing them to drop off the wall and potentially buying time to get away.
Abilities & Behavior
Climbing
Blue Lizards can climb on walls, ceilings, and background walls, giving them much more mobility than the average Lizard. Hitting them when they are walking on walls knocks them off.
Tongue
Blue Lizards possess a short tongue with which they can latch onto their prey. When their tongue has hit something, they are immobilized until they have either successfully reeled in their prey, or they get stunned.
Walking on the wall
Tongue attack
Losing grip on the wall after being attacked
Taming
Blue Lizards have average taming difficulty, typically requiring 2-4 feedings.
Blue Lizards can be taken across many regions due to their wall climbing, making them viable as long-term companions. However, they have very little power or durability and are easily killed during combat.
Blue Lizards' colors range from bright cyans to dark blues. They are the smallest variant of Lizard in the game.[v1.9 Remix only]
Blue Lizards have six possible cosmetic features: TailTuft, ShortBodyScales, LongHeadScales, SpineSpikes, LongShoulderScales, and BumpHawk. They are most commonly found with TailTufts, with 97% of Blue Lizards having a TailTuft. Blue Lizards also have a unique ShortBodyScales pattern that can present as 2-3 stripes down the top and sides of their bodies.
Ten Blue Lizards side by side, showcasing variations in color, cosmetic features, and scale types.
A Blue Lizard's color range.
Trivia
Blue Lizards have the lowest toughness and bite lethality of all Lizard species.
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