Bahamut, the Platinum Dragon (bah-hahm-ut)

King of the Good Dragons, and Angel of the Seven Heavens

Bahamut  is revered in many locales. Though all good dragons pay homage to Bahamut, gold, silver, and brass dragons hold him in particularly high regard. Other dragons, even chromatic ones (except perhaps his archrival Tiamat), respect Bahamut for his wisdom and power.   In his natural form, Bahamut is a long, sinuous dragon covered in silver-white scales that sparkle and gleam even in the dimmest light. Bahamut’s catlike eyes are deep blue, as azure as a midsummer sky, some say. Others insist that Bahamut’s eyes are a frosty indigo, like the heart of a glacier. Perhaps the two accounts merely reflect the Platinum Dragon’s shifting moods.   However him and his sister Tiamat was charged to watch over the material plane.  They created kingdoms for their follow dragons to rule over the mortals.  This became known as the Age of Dragons.  Bahamut was kind and generous,  He taught honor and standing for those who could not, but he also encourage those that can do more, do such so that everyone can prosper.   Tiamat believe the best way to rule was to control every action and punish those who did not follower her action harshly.   Eventually the two would never come to common ground.   Who started the was is lost to history.  We do know how it ended.  With Bahamut  and Tiamat coming to direct blows with each other.   The amount of direct divine and arcane magic being used devastated the country side.   The scars of the battle are still seen to this day.     Bahamut killed and consumed Tiamat.  All the divine and arcane from the two gods was to much for Bahamut and it tore him and the magical vale asunder.  In the glassy reminds in a creator high in the mountains of now day Iboria Empire.  Was a single dragon egg with the colors of scales of every dragon on it shell.  This dragon egg would become Isaynty the dragon god of Judgement.

Divine Domains

Protection,
Divine Classification
Greater Dragon God
Children
Gender
Male