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	'''Bahamut''' is a giant fish in Arabic mythology, which may or may not have the head of a hippo or an elephant, that carries the Earth on a series of weird stuff stacked on its back. Allegedly so large that the sight of him (or maybe the bull on his back) was enough to make Jesus pass out from shock! But that's a little too cluttered for modern fantasy's taste, so he's almost always represented as a [[dragon]] instead. As far as /tg/ cares, he's one of the Lawful Good deities of D&D, dating back all the way back to basic D&D. His [[Dragonlance]] expy is [[Paladine]].		'''Bahamut''' is a giant fish in Arabic mythology, which may or may not have the head of a hippo or an elephant, that carries the Earth on a series of weird stuff stacked on its back. Allegedly so large that the sight of him (or maybe the bull on his back) was enough to make Jesus pass out from shock! But that's a little too cluttered for modern fantasy's taste, so he's almost always represented as a [[dragon]] instead. As far as /tg/ cares, he's one of the Lawful Good deities of D&D, dating back all the way back to basic D&D, but he has also made notable appearances in [[Final Fantasy]]. His [[Dragonlance]] expy is [[Paladine]].

	==Genesis==		==Genesis==

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Grand master of Flowers

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	[[File:Grand master of Flowers.jpeg\|Avatar of Bahamut with his seven gold canaries, Grand Master of Flowers\|300px\|right\|thumb]]		[[File:Grand master of Flowers.jpeg\|Avatar of Bahamut with his seven gold canaries, Grand Master of Flowers\|300px\|right\|thumb]]

	During the release of a magic the gathering set, one of the planeswalkers was the Grand Master of Flowers, suspected as a Avatar of Bahamut because having seven gold canaries flying around him, ... and it says Bahamut on his ~~creature~~ card type.		During the release of a magic the gathering set, one of the planeswalkers was the Grand Master of Flowers, suspected as a Avatar of Bahamut because having seven gold canaries flying around him, ... and it says Bahamut as his card type.

	why the Bahamut avatar is the head of the Monastery of the Yellow Rose, a place in [[Damara]] dedicated to [[Ilmater]] and his saint, Sollars the Twice Martyred is anyone's guess.		why the Bahamut avatar is the head of the Monastery of the Yellow Rose, a place in [[Damara]] dedicated to [[Ilmater]] and his saint, Sollars the Twice Martyred is anyone's guess.

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			During the release of a magic the gathering set, one of the planeswalkers was the Grand Master of Flowers, suspected as a Avatar of Bahamut because having seven gold canaries flying around him, ... and it says Bahamut on his creature card type.

			why the Bahamut avatar is the head of the Monastery of the Yellow Rose, a place in [[Damara]] dedicated to [[Ilmater]] and his saint, Sollars the Twice Martyred is anyone's guess.

	==In Exandria==		==In Exandria==

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	==In Exandria==		==In Exandria==

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Gallery

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	bahamut complete divine.jpg\|Bahamut breaking his own neck while in flight.		bahamut complete divine.jpg\|Bahamut breaking his own neck while in flight.
	bahamut symbol deities and demigods 3e.jpg\|His symbol from 3e's ''Deities and Demigods''		bahamut symbol deities and demigods 3e.jpg\|His symbol from 3e's ''Deities and Demigods''
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	'''Bahamut''' is a giant fish in Arabic mythology, which may or may not have the head of a hippo or an elephant, that ~~supports~~ the Earth ~~(well, it supports a bull that supports~~ a ~~crag~~ of ~~ruby that supports an angel that supports the earth)~~. Allegedly so large that the sight of him (~~well, the signt of~~ the bull on his back) was enough to make ~~frikin' JESUS~~ pass out from shock ~~(no really~~!~~), but~~ that's ~~pretty fucking boring~~ so he's always ~~turned into~~ a [[dragon]] ~~in fiction(mostly thanks to [[Dungeons & Dragons]] and [[Final Fantasy]])~~. As far as /tg/ cares, he's one of the Lawful Good deities of D&D, dating back all the way back to basic D&D. His [[Dragonlance]] expy is [[Paladine]].
			'''Bahamut''' is a giant fish in Arabic mythology, which may or may not have the head of a hippo or an elephant, that carries the Earth on a series of weird stuff stacked on its back. Allegedly so large that the sight of him (or maybe the bull on his back) was enough to make Jesus pass out from shock! But that's a little too cluttered for modern fantasy's taste, so he's almost always represented as a [[dragon]] instead. As far as /tg/ cares, he's one of the Lawful Good deities of D&D, dating back all the way back to basic D&D. His [[Dragonlance]] expy is [[Paladine]].

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			==In Exandria==
			Drawing on his 4e characterization, the Explorer's Guide to Wildemount describes Bahamut as a god of justice and nobility who lives in a metallic castle in [[Celestia]]. It also gives him a poetic title, "the Platinum Dragon," which the unofficial Tal'Dorei Campaign Setting uses as its copyright-safe name for ol' king lizard here.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

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Personality

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	==Personality==		==Personality==

	While there are many cultures that venerate Bahamut and he has been known by many guises, the one agreed upon detail among all those who worship and revere him is that he's a pretty chill guy. Unlike pretty much all the other dragons who have an unshakable belief in their own awesomeness and how much better they are than all other mortal races, Bahamut lacks the defining pride and reflection admiring tendencies ~~that define~~ all those draconic. He's particularly concerned with the weak and the downtrodden while seeking to help people help themselves to be better people. While he believes there is no excuse for doing evil he also believes that everyone deserves a chance at redemption and to prove they can change their ways provided that they are serious about it. Just think of a peace loving holy figure like Jesus or Buddah then make them into a sick-ass platinum skinned dragon and you've basically got Bahamut.		While there are many cultures that venerate Bahamut and he has been known by many guises, the one agreed upon detail among all those who worship and revere him is that he's a pretty chill guy. Unlike pretty much all the other dragons who have an unshakable belief in their own awesomeness and how much better they are than all other mortal races, Bahamut lacks the defining pride and reflection admiring tendencies of all those draconic. He's particularly concerned with the weak and the downtrodden while seeking to help people help themselves to be better people. While he believes there is no excuse for doing evil he also believes that everyone deserves a chance at redemption and to prove they can change their ways provided that they are serious about it. Just think of a peace loving holy figure like Jesus or Buddah then make them into a sick-ass platinum skinned dragon and you've basically got Bahamut.

	==Domain==		==Domain==

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	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.		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.


			==Personality==

			While there are many cultures that venerate Bahamut and he has been known by many guises, the one agreed upon detail among all those who worship and revere him is that he's a pretty chill guy. Unlike pretty much all the other dragons who have an unshakable belief in their own awesomeness and how much better they are than all other mortal races, Bahamut lacks the defining pride and reflection admiring tendencies that define all those draconic. He's particularly concerned with the weak and the downtrodden while seeking to help people help themselves to be better people. While he believes there is no excuse for doing evil he also believes that everyone deserves a chance at redemption and to prove they can change their ways provided that they are serious about it. Just think of a peace loving holy figure like Jesus or Buddah then make them into a sick-ass platinum skinned dragon and you've basically got Bahamut.

	==Domain==		==Domain==

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	\|Pantheon = Dawn War, Draconic		\|Pantheon = Dawn War, Draconic
	\|Portfolio = Good dragons, Wind, Hope, Justice, Protection		\|Portfolio = Good dragons, Wind, Hope, Justice, Protection
	\|Domains = '''3E:''' Air, Good, Luck, Protection<br>'''4E:'''Justice, Strength<br>'''5E:''' Life, Order, War		\|Domains = '''3E:''' Air, Good, Luck, Protection<br>'''4E:''' Justice, Strength<br>'''5E:''' Life, Order, War
	\|Home Plane = ''Bahamut's Palace'', Mercuria, [[Celestia]]		\|Home Plane = ''Bahamut's Palace'', Mercuria, [[Celestia]]
	\|Worshippers = Good dragons, Dragonborn, anyone seeking protection from evil dragons.		\|Worshippers = Good dragons, Dragonborn, anyone seeking protection from evil dragons.