The Platinum Dragon

Lawful Good - God of Justice, Protection, and Jihad Names: Bahamut (Common) Titandros (Vulgar Celestial) Dracus (Celestial) Heiliglóng (Wiltish) Crom (Kinspeak) Aer Amlug (Elvish) Aina Angulócë (Sylvan) Rok Yggdrasil (Draconian) Also known as: The Judge, the Dragon God, Almighty Dragon, Dragon Lord, the Holy One and Righteous Warrior. Bahamut is the Holy Warrior, the defender of good and righteousness, and overseer of jihad, or holy war. He wants law and justice for all, at the cost of violence toward any who would dare to usurp it. Nonetheless he is compassionate for the Good, even those less stringent, and he would stop at nothing to ensure the destruction of, particularly, Evil Chaos. The Church of Bahamut is enormous and the most powerful organized religion in the Spire. Originating in Vallencourt but now widespread, followers organize themselves in cathedrals and cloisters dedicated to the Holy Vigil of Bahamut, which has its place in the city-state Cavican in Vallen. The Elves claim to have Bahamut on their side in their war against the Tribes. He often appears as a Platinum Dragon, a platinum Dragonborn, or as a celestial warrior. He is associated with dragons, angels, and wolves.

Divine Domains

War, Life, Light, Order

Holy Books & Codes

The Holy Book of Heaven The Sermons of the Oversee The Book of Exalted Deeds The Code of Jihad

Divine Symbols & Sigils

Metallic dragons, spears, a bearded human, wolves, and angels.

Tenets of Faith

The Ten Tenants of Bahamut 1.) Thus do Pray Gently Above, for Heaven is All and Better than Corrupted Earth 2.) That All Peoples are Fallible and the Gods & Heaven Above Not 3.) Make Peace Upon All But Make War Upon the Enemy, Who Evil Bespeaks 4.) Do Honour thy Family; do Respect thy Neighbor; Help the Stranger; do not Forsake the Downtrodden 5.) Thou Shalt Not Harm Another, lest in Jihad 6.) All Peoples are Created Equal 7.) Love is the Noblest Aspect of Mortals 8.) The Bondage of Peoples is Haram 9.) Do Not do Unto Others what Thou Wouldst not Have Done Unto Thineself 10.) Make Jihad upon the Wanton and Evil Enemies of the Earth; that they Shalt feel Thine Weapon; but Take Care lest in Jihad Thou Dost not Evil Become.