A kobold is a reptilian humanoid, standing between 2 and 2.5 feet (60–75 centimeters) tall, weighing 35 to 45 pounds (16–20 kilograms), with scaled skin of varying colors, and burnt orange to red eyes. Their legs were digitigrade. They have clawed fingers and a dragon like face, Small horns protrude from their head, and have long thick dragon like tails. Reproduction A pregnant female would lay her clutch typically 4-8 within two weeks. About one in ten pregnancies led to a dozen eggs. Eggs can get as big as an emus egg but for some kobolds they can get to twice that size, An egg needed incubation for about two months, but the newly hatched kobold could walk in just hours. The eggs are particularly sturdy, and the young inside could survive even if the egg broke as much as fifteen days early. Shedding Like other reptiles, kobolds shed their skin periodically. A growing kobold might do this as frequently as weekly, but a developed one usually shed once per season. Unlike snakes, kobolds did not shed their entire skin at once; they instead shed portions of it over a period of time, much like lizards do. The process was usually accelerated by rubbing. Bitterleaf was often applied after shedding to help the new scales acquire strength and shine.