Where did Bahamut come from?

[eris404]

This will be the LAST time A2Z ever asks a question here.

Nah, A2Z has more posts than I do. I doubt a Hong reference would scare away such a veteran poster.

 

[diaglo]

This will be the LAST time A2Z ever asks a question here.

i'm on his ignore list anyway.

i'm sure there is a thread over at the other site already lambasting the help he got.

 

[MrFilthyIke]

i'm on his ignore list anyway.

i'm sure there is a thread over at the other site already lambasting the help he got.

Other site? Is the the site that shall not be named??

 

[eris404]

i'm on his ignore list anyway.

People ignore you? Why in the world would they do that?

 

[BOZ]

This will be the LAST time A2Z ever asks a question here.

actually, all things considered, he probably got a better response than he would at "The Forum That Should Not Be"

 

[Klaus]

I'm dipping my quill right now.

And liking it.

IFKWIMAITYD.

Don't you find it hard to type?

 

[mythusmage]

Tiamat was Babylonian. Her Sumerian counterpart was Abzu. Primal chaos and father to the world. That's right, Tiamat's predecessor was a guy.

Abzu was also a more positive figure than Tiamat, but took less of a role in the world once his great grandkids came along. Think a Southern California primal chaos, in contrast to the Chicago style primal chaos of Tiamat.

 

[tarchon]

Apparently some people are now taking D&D to be the original source (look at Table 2-2):
http://home.utah.edu/~rfs4/jkm02.htm

 

[diaglo]

Apparently some people are now taking D&D to be the original source (look at Table 2-2):
http://home.utah.edu/~rfs4/jkm02.htm

i think that works better for Testament

 

[eris404]

Think a Southern California primal chaos, in contrast to the Chicago style primal chaos of Tiamat.

Hail Eris!