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1d4chan>Skadooshbag: /* Inheritors of the First World */

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Inheritors of the First World

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	::2: Recreate Sardior.		::2: Recreate Sardior.
	::3: Mend the rift between [[Tiamat]] and [[Bahamut]]; they figure reviving Sardior will go a ''long'' way towards helping that.		::3: Mend the rift between [[Tiamat]] and [[Bahamut]]; they figure reviving Sardior will go a ''long'' way towards helping that.
	::4: Find some way to engineer a multiversal collapse and fusion without getting their shit kicked in by every angry ~~gods~~ and/or ~~adventurers~~ who ~~happen~~ to like the multiverse the way it is.		::4: Find some way to engineer a multiversal collapse and fusion without getting their shit kicked in by every angry god and/or adventurer who happens to like the multiverse the way it is.

	==3e Stats==		==3e Stats==

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3e Stats

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	==3e Stats==		==3e Stats==
	* http://archive.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd~~/psm/20030124a~~		* https://web.archive.org/web/20211124182231/http://archive.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd%2Fpsm%2F20030124a

	{{D&D-Nonhuman-Deities}}		{{D&D-Nonhuman-Deities}}

1d4chan>Stephenlucas600: /* Inheritors of the First World */

2021-10-30T13:58:55Z

Inheritors of the First World

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	::2: Recreate Sardior.		::2: Recreate Sardior.
	::3: Mend the rift between [[Tiamat]] and [[Bahamut]]; they figure reviving Sardior will go a ''long'' way towards helping that.		::3: Mend the rift between [[Tiamat]] and [[Bahamut]]; they figure reviving Sardior will go a ''long'' way towards helping that.
	::4: Find some way to engineer a ~~multiversial~~ collapse and fusion without getting their shit kicked in by angry gods and/or adventurers who happen to like the multiverse the way it is.		::4: Find some way to engineer a multiversal collapse and fusion without getting their shit kicked in by every angry gods and/or adventurers who happen to like the multiverse the way it is.

	==3e Stats==		==3e Stats==

1d4chan>QuietBrowser at 03:32, 30 October 2021

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	Even 3rd edition didn't treat Sardior any better; he received a formal 3e conversion, complete with stats for himself and his thanes, but only on WotC's website, as part of the psionics-centered article series "The Mind's Eye". Oh, and also Ed Greenwood mentioned on his Twitter that Sardior does have worshipers in the [[Forgotten Realms]].		Even 3rd edition didn't treat Sardior any better; he received a formal 3e conversion, complete with stats for himself and his thanes, but only on WotC's website, as part of the psionics-centered article series "The Mind's Eye". Oh, and also Ed Greenwood mentioned on his Twitter that Sardior does have worshipers in the [[Forgotten Realms]].

	~~5th Edition~~ gives Sardior ~~an entirely different history and also states that he is long deceased~~. Sardior ~~was~~ the very first dragon ~~that~~ [[Bahamut]] and [[Tiamat]] ~~ever created~~, ~~but~~ he ~~was later~~ killed and his fragments were scattered across the multiverse, ~~and those fragments became~~ [[Gem Dragon~~\|gem dragons~~]].		Naturally, 5e gives Sardior its own spin. In this edition, Sardior is stated to be the very first dragon ever created by [[Bahamut]] and [[Tiamat]]... however, he got killed and his fragments were scattered across the [[multiverse]], turning into the [[Gem Dragon]]s (and presumably the Gem [[Dragonborn]]).

	==Appearance==		==Appearance==
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	Their names are ''Aleithilithos'' (male advanced amethyst dragon), ''Hrodel'' (female advanced crystal dragon), ''Smargad'' (male advanced emerald dragon), ''Charisma'' (female advanced sapphire dragon), and ''Tithonnas'' (male advanced topaz dragon). In his 3e lore, it's stated that Sardior once had a sixth thane: ''Seradess'', a female advanced obsidian dragon, but he destroyed her and banished the obsidian dragons from his court, with even his own clergy arguing the reason behind this decision.		Their names are ''Aleithilithos'' (male advanced amethyst dragon), ''Hrodel'' (female advanced crystal dragon), ''Smargad'' (male advanced emerald dragon), ''Charisma'' (female advanced sapphire dragon), and ''Tithonnas'' (male advanced topaz dragon). In his 3e lore, it's stated that Sardior once had a sixth thane: ''Seradess'', a female advanced obsidian dragon, but he destroyed her and banished the obsidian dragons from his court, with even his own clergy arguing the reason behind this decision.

	5e the ~~thanes~~ are all ~~Greatwyrm,~~ keeping ~~the~~ memory ~~of Sardior, how turned out to be dead the hole time,~~ alive~~, trying~~ to merge all their ~~echos across the [[Material Plane]]s~~ in ~~the~~ hopes ~~of fusing all~~ the ~~gem dragon~~ back ~~together to recreate~~ Sardior.		To fit the 5e retconned lore, the Thanes are all Gem Greatwyrms who are dedicated to keeping Sardior's memory alive. They are united in a plan to try and merge all of their echoes together in hopes that this will trigger a planar resonance that will fuse the disparate Gem Dragons back into Sardior.

	==Dogma==		==Dogma==
	[[File:Sardior KP.jpg\|thumb\|right]]		[[File:Sardior KP.jpg\|thumb\|right]]
	Sardior (sar- dee-or) is known in a few small circles. Even though he is the Master of the Gem Dragons, in reality, he does not require much from his followers, and he does not try to guide their decisions (~~probably because he was dead the whole time~~ in hindsight). The gem dragons, in return, look upon him as the ideal and strive to be more like him.		Sardior (sar- dee-or) is known in a few small circles. Even though he is the Master of the Gem Dragons, in reality, he does not require much from his followers, and he does not try to guide their decisions (which, in hindsight, kind of justifies 5e's plan to just kill him off, given how non-interactive he is). The gem dragons, in return, look upon him as the ideal and strive to be more like him.

	Sardior just wants to learn more. The more you know, the better off you will be, but just learning for learning's sake is not what Sardior stresses. No, gaining knowledge should not just be reading from books. The trick for Sardior is to get someone else to read the book, then tell him all about it. He also has a fondness for gems of all kinds, especially rubies.		Sardior just wants to learn more. The more you know, the better off you will be, but just learning for learning's sake is not what Sardior stresses. No, gaining knowledge should not just be reading from books. The trick for Sardior is to get someone else to read the book, then tell him all about it. He also has a fondness for gems of all kinds, especially rubies.
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	==Inheritors of the First World==		==Inheritors of the First World==
	~~5e, going off~~ of the ~~“Breath~~, ~~dragons:~~ you are inheritors, / ruling the wreck of the First ~~World’s destruction~~.~~” of “Elegy for the First World”, some dragons come to believe, like the interpretation of a prophecy that found~~ the [[~~cult~~ of the Dragon]], that the ~~multiverse should be destroyed and remerged back into a single~~ [[~~prime material plane~~]]. Their ~~main~~ goals are ~~awakening Dragonsight for any dragon that asks so they become~~ aware of their other~~-selves and may coordinate with~~ them ~~or at least become~~ sympathetic to the Inheritors' ~~course~~. ~~second is~~ the ~~return of~~ Sardior~~, which they believe the sight of their long-lost son~~ will ~~get Bahamut and Tiamat to reunite as~~ a ~~family~~.		A more...apocalyptic branch of Sardior's cult can be found in 5th edition's lore. The Inheritors of the First World take their name from the epic draconic saga "Elegy for the First World", specifically the line ''"Breathe, Dragons; you are inheritors, ruling the wreck of the First World's Destruction"''. Up there with the [[Cult of the Dragon]] from the [[Forgotten Realms]] in the crazy department, the Inheritors believe that it is their destiny to engineer the restoration of the First World... even though this means annihilating the entire [[multiverse]] as it currently stands. Their goals are simple:
	~~3rd. Engineer an apocalyptical multiversal planer melding~~ without ~~having ever god~~ and ~~adventurer breathing down their neck~~.		::1: Entice dragons to awaken their "dragonsight" ability, which will make them aware of their echoes on other dimensions; this ideally will make them more sympathetic to the Inheritors' goals, but at least will make them useful tools in the convergence.
			::2: Recreate Sardior.
			::3: Mend the rift between [[Tiamat]] and [[Bahamut]]; they figure reviving Sardior will go a ''long'' way towards helping that.
			::4: Find some way to engineer a multiversial collapse and fusion without getting their shit kicked in by angry gods and/or adventurers who happen to like the multiverse the way it is.

	==3e Stats==		==3e Stats==

14.34.24.110 at 03:02, 30 October 2021

2021-10-30T03:02:13Z

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	Even 3rd edition didn't treat Sardior any better; he received a formal 3e conversion, complete with stats for himself and his thanes, but only on WotC's website, as part of the psionics-centered article series "The Mind's Eye". Oh, and also Ed Greenwood mentioned on his Twitter that Sardior does have worshipers in the [[Forgotten Realms]].		Even 3rd edition didn't treat Sardior any better; he received a formal 3e conversion, complete with stats for himself and his thanes, but only on WotC's website, as part of the psionics-centered article series "The Mind's Eye". Oh, and also Ed Greenwood mentioned on his Twitter that Sardior does have worshipers in the [[Forgotten Realms]].

	5th Edition gives Sardior an entirely different history and also states that he is long deceased. Sardior was the very first dragon that [[Bahamut]] and [[Tiamat]] ever created, but he was later killed and his fragments were scattered across the multiverse, and those fragments became [[~~gem dragon~~\|gem dragons]].		5th Edition gives Sardior an entirely different history and also states that he is long deceased. Sardior was the very first dragon that [[Bahamut]] and [[Tiamat]] ever created, but he was later killed and his fragments were scattered across the multiverse, and those fragments became [[Gem Dragon\|gem dragons]].

	==Appearance==		==Appearance==

14.34.24.110 at 03:00, 30 October 2021

2021-10-30T03:00:56Z

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	Even 3rd edition didn't treat Sardior any better; he received a formal 3e conversion, complete with stats for himself and his thanes, but only on WotC's website, as part of the psionics-centered article series "The Mind's Eye". Oh, and also Ed Greenwood mentioned on his Twitter that Sardior does have worshipers in the [[Forgotten Realms]].		Even 3rd edition didn't treat Sardior any better; he received a formal 3e conversion, complete with stats for himself and his thanes, but only on WotC's website, as part of the psionics-centered article series "The Mind's Eye". Oh, and also Ed Greenwood mentioned on his Twitter that Sardior does have worshipers in the [[Forgotten Realms]].

	5th Edition gives Sardior an entirely different history and also states that he is long deceased. Sardior was the very first dragon that [[Bahamut]] and [[Tiamat]] ever created, but he was later killed and his fragments were scattered across the multiverse, and those fragments became [[gem dragons]].		5th Edition gives Sardior an entirely different history and also states that he is long deceased. Sardior was the very first dragon that [[Bahamut]] and [[Tiamat]] ever created, but he was later killed and his fragments were scattered across the multiverse, and those fragments became [[gem dragon\|gem dragons]].

	==Appearance==		==Appearance==

1d4chan>Stephenlucas600: /* Clergy & Temples */

2021-10-29T21:48:59Z

Clergy & Temples

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	The prominent members of a temple are also on the list for an invitation to social functions. They are personable, knowledgeable, and great storytellers. They also appear to have little interest in politics, which makes those around them less concerned with the information they reveal to the clergy.		The prominent members of a temple are also on the list for an invitation to social functions. They are personable, knowledgeable, and great storytellers. They also appear to have little interest in politics, which makes those around them less concerned with the information they reveal to the clergy.

			==Inheritors of the First World==
			5e, going off of the “Breath, dragons: you are inheritors, / ruling the wreck of the First World’s destruction.” of “Elegy for the First World”, some dragons come to believe, like the interpretation of a prophecy that found the [[cult of the Dragon]], that the multiverse should be destroyed and remerged back into a single [[prime material plane]]. Their main goals are awakening Dragonsight for any dragon that asks so they become aware of their other-selves and may coordinate with them or at least become sympathetic to the Inheritors' course. second is the return of Sardior, which they believe the sight of their long-lost son will get Bahamut and Tiamat to reunite as a family.
			3rd. Engineer an apocalyptical multiversal planer melding without having ever god and adventurer breathing down their neck.

	==3e Stats==		==3e Stats==

1d4chan>Stephenlucas600: /* Dogma */

2021-10-29T21:31:12Z

Dogma

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	==Dogma==		==Dogma==
	[[File:Sardior KP.jpg\|thumb\|right]]		[[File:Sardior KP.jpg\|thumb\|right]]
	Sardior (sar- dee-or) is known in a few small circles. Even though he is the Master of the Gem Dragons, in reality he does not require much from his followers, and he does not try to guide their decisions. The gem dragons, in return, look upon him as the ideal and strive to be more like him.		Sardior (sar- dee-or) is known in a few small circles. Even though he is the Master of the Gem Dragons, in reality, he does not require much from his followers, and he does not try to guide their decisions (probably because he was dead the whole time in hindsight). The gem dragons, in return, look upon him as the ideal and strive to be more like him.

	Sardior just wants to learn more. The more you know, the better off you will be, but just learning for learning's sake is not what Sardior stresses. No, gaining knowledge should not just be reading from books. The trick for Sardior is to get someone else to read the book, then tell him all about it. He also has a fondness for gems of all kinds, especially rubies.		Sardior just wants to learn more. The more you know, the better off you will be, but just learning for learning's sake is not what Sardior stresses. No, gaining knowledge should not just be reading from books. The trick for Sardior is to get someone else to read the book, then tell him all about it. He also has a fondness for gems of all kinds, especially rubies.