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WotC Officially Confirms Takhisis and Tiamat Are The Same
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<blockquote data-quote="dave2008" data-source="post: 8829928" data-attributes="member: 83242"><p>No, Grubb had a different name: Draco Cerebus, but he intended it to be the Chromatic Dragon from the Greyhawk supplement. This is all before she was given a name in the Monster Manual. So in reality it is possible the name Takhisis predates Tiamat in terms of a name for the Chromatic Dragon as according to Grub there was no name for the Chromatic Dragon when he gave the idea to Tracy. However, Tiamat as a name was certainly published first.</p><p></p><p>It is also worthwhile to note that neither in the 1e Monster Manual or the Greyhawk supplement was the Chromatic Dragon a god/goddess. That was Jeff's idea that he passed on to W&H.</p><p></p><p>I just think in one or both of their minds it was always a different entity, in particular for their novels. They see it as taking Jeff's idea and then making it their own.</p><p></p><p>However, in terms of D&D the RPG it (the dragonlance setting) was a team creation and it seems pretty clear that the creatures have always been related.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dave2008, post: 8829928, member: 83242"] No, Grubb had a different name: Draco Cerebus, but he intended it to be the Chromatic Dragon from the Greyhawk supplement. This is all before she was given a name in the Monster Manual. So in reality it is possible the name Takhisis predates Tiamat in terms of a name for the Chromatic Dragon as according to Grub there was no name for the Chromatic Dragon when he gave the idea to Tracy. However, Tiamat as a name was certainly published first. It is also worthwhile to note that neither in the 1e Monster Manual or the Greyhawk supplement was the Chromatic Dragon a god/goddess. That was Jeff's idea that he passed on to W&H. I just think in one or both of their minds it was always a different entity, in particular for their novels. They see it as taking Jeff's idea and then making it their own. However, in terms of D&D the RPG it (the dragonlance setting) was a team creation and it seems pretty clear that the creatures have always been related. [/QUOTE]
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