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	[[File:Cay-man AC9.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|Cay-men as they appeared in the Creature Catalog (AC9/DMR2)]]		[[File:Cay-man AC9.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|Cay-men as they appeared in the Creature Catalog (AC9/DMR2)]]

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			[[File:Cayma MC Savage Coast.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|''Monstrous Compendium: Savage Coast'']]

	===Basic D&D===		===Basic D&D===
	Like all nonhuman races in Basic Dungeons & Dragons, caymas are treated as a class more than anything, which makes them hard to follow. But, /tg/ believes in sharing that kind of obscure stuff, so here they are.		Like all nonhuman races in Basic Dungeons & Dragons, caymas are treated as a class more than anything, which makes them hard to follow. But, /tg/ believes in sharing that kind of obscure stuff, so here they are.

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	'''Caymas''', originally known as '''Cay-Men''', are a subspecies of [[Lizardfolk]] native to the [[Mystara]] world of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. They were first introduced to the D&D world as part of an article in [[Dragon Magazine]] #185, being the subject of one of the last parts in the story of [[The Voyage of the Princess Ark]]. This article presented them with mechanics to be playable for "Basic" Dungeons & Dragons, whilst they would later receive an [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] update in two splatbooks published as part of AD&D's Odyssey line: Characters of the Savage Coast, and Orc's Head: Sourcebook.		'''Caymas''', originally known as '''Cay-Men''', are a subspecies of [[Lizardfolk]] native to the [[Mystara]] world of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. They were first introduced to the D&D world as part of an article in [[Dragon Magazine]] #185, being the subject of one of the last parts in the story of [[The Voyage of the Princess Ark]]. This article presented them with mechanics to be playable for "Basic" Dungeons & Dragons, whilst they would later receive an [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] update in two splatbooks published as part of AD&D's Odyssey line: Characters of the Savage Coast, and Orc's Head: Sourcebook.

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	'''Caymas''', originally known as '''Cay-Men''', are a subspecies of [[Lizardfolk]] native to the [[Mystara]] world of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. They were first introduced to the D&D world as part of an article in [[Dragon Magazine]] #185, being the subject of one of the last parts in the story of [[The Voyage of the Princess Ark]]. This article presented them with mechanics to be playable for "Basic" Dungeons & Dragons, whilst they would later receive an [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] update in two splatbooks published as part of AD&D's Odyssey line: Characters of the Savage Coast, and Orc's Head: Sourcebook.		'''Caymas''', originally known as '''Cay-Men''', are a subspecies of [[Lizardfolk]] native to the [[Mystara]] world of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. They were first introduced to the D&D world as part of an article in [[Dragon Magazine]] #185, being the subject of one of the last parts in the story of [[The Voyage of the Princess Ark]]. This article presented them with mechanics to be playable for "Basic" Dungeons & Dragons, whilst they would later receive an [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] update in two splatbooks published as part of AD&D's Odyssey line: Characters of the Savage Coast, and Orc's Head: Sourcebook.

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	Caymas are noted for being peaceful members of the lizardfolk family tree. Proud and easily hurt by the mockery of others, they prefer to avoid fighting, but are fierce to defend themselves against aggression. Rarely taken seriously, they burn with indignation at this fact, and even though they struggle with a lack of any real understanding of topics such as architecture and engineering - their greatest fields of interest - they retain an endless enthusiasm and a dauntless certainty that they can succeed.		Caymas are noted for being peaceful members of the lizardfolk family tree. Proud and easily hurt by the mockery of others, they prefer to avoid fighting, but are fierce to defend themselves against aggression. Rarely taken seriously, they burn with indignation at this fact, and even though they struggle with a lack of any real understanding of topics such as architecture and engineering - their greatest fields of interest - they retain an endless enthusiasm and a dauntless certainty that they can succeed.

	As a species, Caymas venerate two of the Immortals of Mystara; Cay, goddess of earth, life, fertility and good luck, is really the Immortal [[Terra (Immortal)]], and Kutul the Shining One, god of war, fire and conquest, is really the immortal known as [[Kurtulmak#The Shining One\|Kurtulmak]].		As a species, Caymas venerate two of the Immortals of Mystara; Cay, goddess of earth, life, fertility and good luck, is really the Immortal [[Terra (Immortal)\|Terra]], and Kutul the Shining One, god of war, fire and conquest, is really the immortal known as [[Kurtulmak#The Shining One\|Kurtulmak]].

	Of the two, "Cay" is the older; it was she who interfered in the creation of the caymas, angered by the plans of the Herathians to deliberately limit and debilitate their creations to make them slaves. She instilled them with the overabundance of pride and natural lack of talent in building that made them useless to their masters. Kutul is a more recent intervention in their species, hoping to expand his powers by adding them to his worshippers alongside the kobolds.		Of the two, "Cay" is the older; it was she who interfered in the creation of the caymas, angered by the plans of the Herathians to deliberately limit and debilitate their creations to make them slaves. She instilled them with the overabundance of pride and natural lack of talent in building that made them useless to their masters. Kutul is a more recent intervention in their species, hoping to expand his powers by adding them to his worshippers alongside the kobolds.

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	Caymas are noted for being peaceful members of the lizardfolk family tree. Proud and easily hurt by the mockery of others, they prefer to avoid fighting, but are fierce to defend themselves against aggression. Rarely taken seriously, they burn with indignation at this fact, and even though they struggle with a lack of any real understanding of topics such as architecture and engineering - their greatest fields of interest - they retain an endless enthusiasm and a dauntless certainty that they can succeed.		Caymas are noted for being peaceful members of the lizardfolk family tree. Proud and easily hurt by the mockery of others, they prefer to avoid fighting, but are fierce to defend themselves against aggression. Rarely taken seriously, they burn with indignation at this fact, and even though they struggle with a lack of any real understanding of topics such as architecture and engineering - their greatest fields of interest - they retain an endless enthusiasm and a dauntless certainty that they can succeed.

	As a species, Caymas venerate two of the Immortals of Mystara; Cay, goddess of earth, life, fertility and good luck, is really the Immortal [[Terra]], and Kutul the Shining One, god of war, fire and conquest, is really the immortal known as [[Kurtulmak]].		As a species, Caymas venerate two of the Immortals of Mystara; Cay, goddess of earth, life, fertility and good luck, is really the Immortal [[Terra (Immortal)]], and Kutul the Shining One, god of war, fire and conquest, is really the immortal known as [[Kurtulmak#The Shining One\|Kurtulmak]].

	Of the two, "Cay" is the older; it was she who interfered in the creation of the caymas, angered by the plans of the Herathians to deliberately limit and debilitate their creations to make them slaves. She instilled them with the overabundance of pride and natural lack of talent in building that made them useless to their masters. Kutul is a more recent intervention in their species, hoping to expand his powers by adding them to his worshippers alongside the kobolds.		Of the two, "Cay" is the older; it was she who interfered in the creation of the caymas, angered by the plans of the Herathians to deliberately limit and debilitate their creations to make them slaves. She instilled them with the overabundance of pride and natural lack of talent in building that made them useless to their masters. Kutul is a more recent intervention in their species, hoping to expand his powers by adding them to his worshippers alongside the kobolds.

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	Caymas are noted for being peaceful members of the lizardfolk family tree. Proud and easily hurt by the mockery of others, they prefer to avoid fighting, but are fierce to defend themselves against aggression. Rarely taken seriously, they burn with indignation at this fact, and even though they struggle with a lack of any real understanding of topics such as architecture and engineering - their greatest fields of interest - they retain an endless enthusiasm and a dauntless certainty that they can succeed.		Caymas are noted for being peaceful members of the lizardfolk family tree. Proud and easily hurt by the mockery of others, they prefer to avoid fighting, but are fierce to defend themselves against aggression. Rarely taken seriously, they burn with indignation at this fact, and even though they struggle with a lack of any real understanding of topics such as architecture and engineering - their greatest fields of interest - they retain an endless enthusiasm and a dauntless certainty that they can succeed.

	As a species, Caymas venerate two of the Immortals of Mystara; Cay, goddess of earth, life, fertility and good luck, is really the Immortal Terra, and Kutul the Shining One, god of war, fire and conquest, is really the immortal known as Kurtulmak.		As a species, Caymas venerate two of the Immortals of Mystara; Cay, goddess of earth, life, fertility and good luck, is really the Immortal [[Terra]], and Kutul the Shining One, god of war, fire and conquest, is really the immortal known as [[Kurtulmak]].

	Of the two, "Cay" is the older; it was she who interfered in the creation of the caymas, angered by the plans of the Herathians to deliberately limit and debilitate their creations to make them slaves. She instilled them with the overabundance of pride and natural lack of talent in building that made them useless to their masters. Kutul is a more recent intervention in their species, hoping to expand his powers by adding them to his worshippers alongside the kobolds.		Of the two, "Cay" is the older; it was she who interfered in the creation of the caymas, angered by the plans of the Herathians to deliberately limit and debilitate their creations to make them slaves. She instilled them with the overabundance of pride and natural lack of talent in building that made them useless to their masters. Kutul is a more recent intervention in their species, hoping to expand his powers by adding them to his worshippers alongside the kobolds.

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