Editing Bahamut (section)

==Genesis==
Because there are two different and entirely separate D&D [[multiverse]]s, Bahamut has two different backstories.

In the [[Great Wheel]], Bahamut and [[Tiamat]] were the children of [[Io]], along with a mentally-challenged guy with the mind of a puppy named [[Vorel]], who Tiamat killed out of envy for being Io's favorite. Tiamat fled Io's presence, and Bahamut ran to chase her down. Thus Io lost three children that day, one to Good, one to Evil, and one to death.

In the [[World Axis]], Bahamut is the "son" of [[Io]]: the original god of [[dragon]]s and [[Dragonborn]]. During the Dawn War, Io went toe-to-toe with Erek-Hus, the Primordial King of Terror. The dragon-god was curbstomped, and was sliced in half, from head to tail, by the Primordial's massive axe. Instead of going down into history as the god who got killed like a chump, two new dragons arose from the corpse; the platinum Bahamut, having inherited his "father's" noble traits like compassion, sense of justice and love for his creations. The other dragon spawned was [[Tiamat]], the five-headed dragon-god of envy and avarice. After ripping the surprised Erek-Hus into little tiny pieces, the two "siblings" immediately turned on each other, instinctively hating each other; at the end of their titanic clash, Bahamut stood as the victor, sparking a grudge that Tiamat bears to this very day.