Cobalt Dragon

While some Blue Dragons follow the Cobalt Dragon, most feel as he abandoned them after The Second Divergence and blame Chronos for his machinations. Those that stayed are trying to follow his new dogma of guarding the timelines, whatever that might mean. His clerics seek ways to destroy anything that would disrupt normal time-flow.

History

During the Second Age, Godswar, the Cobalt Dragon had a different name - Thunderous Skies. He would strike fear into his enemies, becoming the ideal raider during The Elder War. He would continue his rampages from time to time and worshippers also, thus becoming a bigger nuisance to the elven race than the Jade Emperor. Everything changed after The Second Divergence, when Thunderous Skies started calling himself as the Cobalt Dragon, the Dragon of Time. This change wasn't greeted with wide acceptance, especially within his own religion as many of his clerics suddenly lost their powers, because they followed their god's dogma and it now changed. Those that still followed Thunderous Skies were left without a patron, going to the other draconic gods or others for patronage. Some that stayed quickly rose in prominence, especially those that found worshippers in the Forgotten Lands. Strangely, the Cobalt Dragon doesn't have the Time Portfolio and many scholars believe it to be the work of Chronos.

Dogma

Time isn't a plaything, safeguard it from disturbance

Sands of time must flow, do not allow it to drift

Do not forget the history, even if it changed

Relationships with other Gods

While he was the Thunderous Skies, he would have many allies in the Chromatic Alliance but now, he is seen as the odd one out. Over the decades, it is becoming apparent that he has other goals that war with the Elder Pantheon.

Cleric Domains

Arcana

Portfolios

Hourglass, Timelines, Blue Dragons

Constellation

None, Lesser Deity

Alignment

Lawful Neutral

Known Aspects

None, Lesser Deity

Divine Classification

Lesser Deity

Species

True God

Aligned Organization

Chromatic Alliance