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| Deity Alignment = Lawful Good | | Deity Alignment = Lawful Good | ||
| Deity Portfolio = Justice, Good dragons, Wisdom, Wind | | Deity Portfolio = Justice, Good dragons, Wisdom, Wind | ||
| Deity Worshipers = | | Deity Worshipers = Metallic dragons, enemies of the chromatics. | ||
| Deity Domains = Air, Dragon<ref name="not supported">Domain is not supported in Neverwinter Nights</ref>, Good, Luck<ref name="not supported">Domain is not supported in Neverwinter Nights</ref>, Protection. | | Deity Domains = Air, Dragon<ref name="not supported">Domain is not supported in Neverwinter Nights</ref>, Good, Luck<ref name="not supported">Domain is not supported in Neverwinter Nights</ref>, Protection. | ||
| Cleric Alignments = LG, LN, NG}} | | Cleric Alignments = LG, LN, NG}} | ||
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- God of Dragons, The Platinum Dragon, King of the Good Dragons, Lord of the North Wind.
- Faerûnian Lesser Power: Auril | Azuth | Bahamut | Deneir | Eldath | Lliira | Loviatar | Malar | Mask | Milil | Shaundakul | Talona | Tiamat | Torm | Waukeen | Ibrandul
| Aliases: | {{{Deity Aliases}}} |
| Gender: | {{{Deity Gender}}} |
| Demonym: | {{{Deity Demonym}}} |
| Power Level: | Lesser deity |
| Symbol: | Argent dragon's head on a blue shield |
| Alignment: | Lawful Good |
| Portfolio: | Justice, Good dragons, Wisdom, Wind |
| Worshipers: | Metallic dragons, enemies of the chromatics. |
| Domains: | Air, Dragon[1], Good, Luck[1], Protection. |
| Arelith worshippers' alignments[2]: | LG, LN, NG |
| Aspects: | {{{Deity Aspect1}}}, {{{Deity Aspect2}}} |
| Arelith Aspect 1 | Arelith Aspect 2 |
|---|---|
| War and Destruction | Hearth and Home |
Is part of the Draconic Pantheon.
Bahamut is revered in many locales.
Though all good-aligned dragons
pay homage to Bahamut, gold, silver,
and brass dragons hold him
in particularly high regard. Other
dragons, even evil ones (except perhaps
his archrival Tiamat), respect
Bahamut for his wisdom and power.
In his natural form, Bahamut is
a long, sinuous dragon covered in silverwhite
scales that sparkle and gleam even in
the dimmest light. Bahamut’s catlike eyes are
deep blue, as azure as a midsummer sky, some
say. Others insist that Bahamut’s eyes are a frosty
indigo, like the heart of a glacier. Perhaps the
colors merely reflect the Platinum Dragon’s
shifting mood.