Palkloppi

The Palkloppi are a tribe of stout, cyclopean humanoids with oblong heads. They have three fingers on each hand and two toes on each foot, and have arms longer than their legs. They are naturally bald, but have been observed wearing headdresses made of leaves. They are a highly superstitious people, and have many complex rituals for the most mundane of actions.

Blemmyes

A fictional race in central Africa, who lacked heads, and instead had eyes and mouths located on their chests. They were reputed to be savage cannibals, who dwell in the desolate wastes and "present the evil face of mankind." Blemmyes were a favorite entry in medieval bestiaries.

Chthonite

The Chthonites are secluded lizard men who live in deep jungles upon an isolated Indonesian island. They are extremely wary of outsiders (bordering on xenophobic,) as their few attempts at contact with human civilizations inevitably lead to violence. They possess an agrarian, aboriginal culture, with emphasis on family ties and a long oral history.

Trigymmies

The Trigymmies are a bizarre race which inhabit a secluded Indonesian island. Thousands of years of inbreeding crossed with random mutations from naturally occurring island uranium deposits have created a genetic offshoot from the human race. At a mere 24 inches in size the average Trigimmie comes only to knee height on a normal human. The face and head now encompasses the whole of the trunk. Arms and legs have shrunk in size but still remain strong. Strange horns have sprouted from the head, and seem to increase in number and size with age. Most strange of all is the addition of a third eye in the middle of the forehead, which most likely evolved as a defense mechanism against the island's large predatory birds.

Despite their bizarre appearance Trigymmies are still part of the human family. They are able to produce viable offspring with normal human beings, and are in the habit of abducting women from neighboring islands to restore their depleted genetic stock. They are generally peaceful but wary of outsiders.