D&D General 5E Survivor: Named Dragons - BAHAMUT SHINES!

[Charlaquin]

I'd do each setting, and then a small contest of champions that has the setting winners in it.

That would be the ultimate way to do it, though it would take quite a long time.

 

[Maxperson]

That would be the ultimate way to do it, though it would take quite a long time.

Greyhawk, Realms, Non-Human, Dragonlance and Eberron are the big ones. I suppose you could also include some of the new settings, but I wouldn't.

 

[Charlaquin]

Greyhawk, Realms, Non-Human, Dragonlance and Eberron are the big ones. I suppose you could also include some of the new settings, but I wouldn't.

I’d like Nentir Vale to be represented.

 

[Maxperson]

I’d like Nentir Vale to be represented.

I forgot about that one. That the 4e setting?

 

[Charlaquin]

I forgot about that one. That the 4e setting?

Yeah. The Critical Role setting also uses the same deities, though they genericize the names In published books.

 

[Maxperson]

Yeah. The Critical Role setting also uses the same deities, though they genericize the names In published books.

I never played 4e, so that one completely slipped my mind. I'd have to research the gods for that setting in order to vote.

 

[Charlaquin]

I never played 4e, so that one completely slipped my mind. I'd have to research the gods for that setting in order to vote.

Fortunately there aren’t a ton.

 

[EzekielRaiden]

Yeah. The Critical Role setting also uses the same deities, though they genericize the names In published books.

Though it's worth noting they also included one non-4e deity, Sarenrae, who comes from Pathfinder. (In-universe, this is even partially addressed: Sarenrae overlaps heavily with other deities, particularly Pelor, diminishing her influence, and then several losses of believers and territory weakened her church further until it was nearly forgotten, apparently.)

Notably, Sarenrae is sometimes instead referred to as "Raei," possibly to dodge licensing issues with Paizo.

Fortunately there aren’t a ton.

Yeah, even if you include all the evil gods, it's exactly 20 in the Dawn War pantheon. There were more, before the Dawn War, but a whole bunch of them died.

 

[CleverNickName]

Ashardalon 10
Bahamut 22+1=23
Chronepsis 26
Cyan Bloodbane 24
Dragotha 32
Io 25
Sardior 25
Silvara 26
Tiamat 21-2=19

 

[Zio_the_dark]

Ashardalon 10
Bahamut 23
Chronepsis 26
Cyan Bloodbane 24
Dragotha 32
Io 25
Sardior 26
Silvara 24
Tiamat 19