Lizardmonsters!

Yep... these are another set of critters from the random game I've been working on.  As the title of this post suggests, they're called "Lizardmonsters."  Note that they are not dragons, because actual dragons have fur (a fact which seems to be commonly forgotten these days... probably D&D's fault for making them all giant inexplicably-spiky reptiles and trying to turn every mammal-like feature--aside from the wings anyway--into something weird and random like spikes, fins, or catfish whiskers.)

The Green Lizardmonster is large and fairly powerful (probably the 2nd-strongest), but due to its horrific obesity it's also the slowest of the bunch.  It attacks by farting on you or whacking you with the spiked thagomizer on its tail.  Due to its sheer weight, its most dangerous move is farting high into the air and then landing on its opponent.

The Red Lizardmonster is physically the strongest, and mostly attacks by biting, though it can also breathe fire.  Due to its resemblance to Barney, it may also have mind-altering powers that allow it to hypnotize and control small children, though it's not known for sure.  As the size of its wings suggest, it definitely can't fly using them.

The Black Lizardmonster lives in swampy areas and is faster than most of the others, though not as powerful as the Red or Green Lizardmonsters.  It's the only type of lizardmonster that's good at swimming.  The Black Lizardmonster attacks by belching and vomiting acidic goop on its victims, and also by biting and constricting opponents in its long body.

The Blue Lizardmonster is the fastest of the bunch (possibly due to its skinniness and actually having decent-sized wings) and lives in deserts.  Probably the most bizarre member of the lizardmonster family, the Blue Lizardmonster has several insect-like features (a mad scientist was probably involved...) and attacks with its scorpion-like venomous stinger as well as by spewing blasts of electricity out of its mouth.  Wait... it spits lightning? Okay, yeah, a mad scientist was definitely involved.

And finally, the White Lizardmonster is the weakest of the group.  Despite its feathery wings and beak, White Lizardmonsters are not birds (not even a less-feathery kind of bird, like dinosaurs); they're reptiles like all other lizardmonsters... somehow... I guess because of magic, or something.  Speaking of magic, they can attack by somehow spewing a blast of ice shards and freezing winds from their mouths.  Even though they're reptiles... supposedly.  Actually, that probably wouldn't work with a bird either.  Yeah... these ones are weird.