01-07-2019, 09:30 PM
Well, my players' theory is the opposite. In the second 4e Draconomicon, there is this lore about Bahamut being known as the Grandfather of Dragons because he has a son who is the true father of metallic dragonkind. This son of Bahamut has the power to kill his father and because of that Tiamat is searching for him to try to sway him to her side. The thing about Bahamut's son is that no one knows his name or whereabouts, that's why Tiamat has never been able to find him.
My players believe that, as Insellageth is the "Father of Dragons" (and a gold dragon, to boot), that means he is Bahamut's son.
My players believe that, as Insellageth is the "Father of Dragons" (and a gold dragon, to boot), that means he is Bahamut's son.