Bahamut 5e - Ultimate Guide for Dungeons and Dragons

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  @CathJewHospitaller · 3 years ago

  I&apos;m playing a kobold paladin, who was betrayed by the red dragon that his tribe served... He prayed for the strength to survive and save his tribe, and when Kurtulmak didn&apos;t answer, he prayed for anyone who would hear him. <br><br>Bahamut answered. And so was reborn Gorroq-Gar the Argent Talon, a servant of Bahamut who will reveal to his people the lies of Kurtulmak, Tiamat and all their treacherous brood.<br><br>Safe to say, it is and will be a task he will most likely never see completed.

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  @Zaitekno · 5 years ago

  I&apos;m a gold Dragonborn Paladin going by the name of Bharasar Torinn, serving our noble and most honourable King of the Good Dragons Bahamut, the Justicemaker, peace be upon him.

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  @EloquentTroll · 2 years ago

  In my D&amp;D game we just had a session where we found a book written by Bahamut. Our Kobold Rogue got turned into a Copper Dragon wyrmling. My Faerie Artificer examined the book magically and took a near fatal amount of psychic damage, when she came to she decided to offer a prayer to Bahumut as an apology and is now a convert to the Platinum Dragon. She&apos;s attending Strixhaven, but was a member of the Izzet League of Ravnica before being accepted so she&apos;s very used to Dragons being in charge. Checking on this because I don&apos;t know anything about him after 3.5.

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  @GingerDachshund · 2 years ago

  I was a blue Dragonborn, but a gold dragon and 5 other metallic dragons breathed magic upon my character. Now they are a platinum Dragonborn

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  @ADT1995 · 4 years ago

  One of my players once used wish to summon Bahamut... Now there&apos;s a big part of me that wanted to rule that logically that shouldn&apos;t work, deities are above wishes after all, but it was just so damn cool and this was a wish from an item not one where they were high enough level to cast it. So I informed him that deities are not beholden to wishes or summons, however he would be made aware of your plea and plight... Next round Bahamut showed up and cinematically obliterated the Balor they were fighting and gave the party the benefits of a long rest<br><br>After session I told the player that this was one of those things that only works once

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  @CheesyChez421 · 2 years ago

  I have a homebrew campaign I am planning on starting soon. One of the key story elements is that they are tasked with travelling with the avatar of Bahamut to regain his godly powers (also through retrieving his 7 golden dragon servants from the corners of my world that are also trapped in their polymorphed form of gold butterflies). This avatar he has for my story is in the form of a long silver haired young man who is completely in his humanoid avatar form until the moment in the story where the PCs unlock his potential through the combined MacGuffins of the dragon servants and the BBEG dark dracolich God&apos;s throne/ phylactery. <br><br>I don&apos;t know how I should run Bahamut as a humanoid avatar of himself.

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  @roninhare9615 · 2 years ago

  I recently discovered the celestial lancer from Valda’s spire of secrets released by mage hand press. The idea of going 11/12 celestial lancer, with 2/3 levels in paly and the rest in sorcerer, just seems to bring a whole vibe and build alive for a dragoon.

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  @asteroidmonger · 3 years ago

  I pitched a bronze dragonborn tempest cleric under Bahamut for my first campaign. No convincing required; my DM seemed to love the idea.

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  @Discipleofbabylon · 2 years ago

  I&apos;ve just started my first D&amp;D session and this is exactly the type of character I made, a paladin worshipping Bahamut so this information is priceless for me in my early days of being a player. Many thanks!

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  @dett1836 · 5 years ago

  Thorough and well rounded summary. &nbsp;Well done!

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  @JackStarri · 3 years ago

  Thank you! I&apos;m preparing to play a bahamut cleric. <br>Your video helped clarify a few things. <br>Subscribed :-)

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  @mitsukikiryu8564 · 1 year ago

  I am play as Wildhunt Shifter as way of the kensei monk and storm sorceress, she is the daughter of the Bahamut’s Acolyte (her mother was Acolyte) from her tribe, whom they worship dragon god for sense of justice and honor. However, she called upon him one time from the shrine to punish the evil cult’s general, which he did to by using the statue to scare the necromancer general, and her wizard party member defeat the necromancer general. Her party members only know she is Bahamut’s Acolyte, but there is the mysterious reason that her background is yet to be revealed.

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