Rulzum, the Thousand Throated One (Rule-zoom)

(a.k.a. Tama’arand (Tam-ah-rand), the Will of a Thousand Voices (given by the elves))

The patron god of all gold dragon born and good aligned paladins of dragonkind. Tama’rand has no enemies in the metallic pantheon of dragons. Scholars no little else about Tama’rand, as in the draconic myths the god is rarely ever mentioned.
In the Elven Pantheon, Tama’rand is also the creator of what they call the Celestial Library, a great light that calls out to those who seek the Vigilant.
Consort of Enni.

Holy Prayers

Holy Rites

Dogma

The preservation of life and happiness was all to Tama’rand. She believed in mercy, both in life and death, and as such she not only healed the sick and tended the injured, but also delivered a merciful end to those dragons nearing the end of their natural lives. She detested fiercely those who artificially prolonged the life of a dragon, even more when it was against the dragon's will.
Some of her dragon adepts followed the Ptarian Code, a draconic code of honor created by the gold dragon Ptaris in the ancient past. Originally intended as a guide to conduct for the lords who attended the King of Justice, the Ptarian Code eventually was adopted by many gold and silver dragons.
The Ptarian Code was similar to the codes of chivalry adopted by knightly orders of humanity. It included paying homage to Tama’rand, as well to the draconic deities Bahamut and Lendys. The major precepts were:

Justice and Good above all.
Honor and Fealty to the King.
Honor and Respect to Righteous Innocence.
Honor and Duty to the Balancer (Enni), to Her Mercy (Tama’rand), and to the Justicemaker (Bahamut).
Honor and Protection to the Lesser Races.
Honor and Correction to the Enemies of Justice and Good.
Honor and Forbearance for oneself.

Clergy

Tama’rand's clerics were healers, but also deliverers of death to those who tried to escape it. They sought to destroy undead across the lands, particularly draconic undead.

Clerical Training

Temples

Tama’rand's temples were also hospitals or hospices where the sick or injured were welcomed. Terminally ill dragons were cared for with dignity and respect. When dragons died in one of Tama’rand's temples, their passing was greeted in a positive light, as a merciful way to escape from the hardships of life.

Divine Domains

Life, Light, Knowledge, Lore, Dragons, History

Minor Domain(s)

Trickery

Portfolio

God dragons, good aligned paladins

Divine Symbols & Sigils

N/a

Relationships

Xymor, the Alatum

spouse

Towards Rulzum, the Thousand Throated One

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Rulzum, the Thousand Throated One

spouse

Towards Xymor, the Alatum

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Divine Classification

Lesser Deity, Wish Dragon

Religions

• Draconic Pantheon

Alignment

Lawful Good

Spouses

Xymor, the Alatum (spouse)

Siblings

Children

• Enni, the Balancer

Other Affiliations

• Vigilant