Editing Bahamut (section)

==Servants==
Bahamut's closest servants are a flight of seven gold dragons, an inner circle of Bahamut's most trusted, skilled and dangerous worshippers. Though Bahamut isn't afraid of getting his own claws dirty to enact justice, he sometimes sends one of his servants to enact his will. These dragons are:

*Borkadd the Claw: His tasks are twofold: keep track of the laws of mortal and other lands, and carry out the law on those who can't be stopped by other means.
*Kuria the Eye: She is the law when it needs to be subtle; it seems like a strange combination when you remember that she's of Gargantuan size until you also remember that dragons can polymorph.
*Sonngrad the Wing: She is the messenger of Bahamut, very curious about the world, and loves to explore the places she's visited.
*Gruemar the Voice: He keeps peace through the power of his voice, a master negotiator and mediator.
*Marroshok the Tail: He is a bodyguard of sort for Bahamut, of the "nice in conversation, merciless in combat" kind.
*Troannaxia the Presence: Where Gruemar's words would fail, she intimidates resistance with both words and her sheer presence.
*Urgala the Fang: General for the grand armies of Bahamut, she has a short temper and a keen tactical mind.

Bahamut's best known exarch is Kuyutha, the emissary to the [[Dragonborn]]. The last and greatest of Arkhosia's paladins (the lost nation of the Dragonborn), he now trains an order of paladins on Mertion and helps the scattered Dragonborn clans (both in arms and in words)

Bahamut also counts nearly all metallic dragons as his subjects (sort of: in everyday life metallics ask little of Bahamut, and he grants little in return, unless they struggle against Tiamat and her servants). The Dragonborn of all types revere him as the creator of their race (in place of the dead Io), and many other races associate him with protection and justice.