Dahak
The Endless Destruction, The False Wyrm, Sorrowmaker, The Great Darkness
PFS Legal
Pantheons
Dahak is the patron deity of evil dragons, particularly the chromatic dragons. He is a god of destruction, chaos, rage, and draconic greed, the polar opposite of his father, Apsu the Waybringer. However, he is a patient god capable of civility when the situation calls for it, biding his time until the time is right to slay his father in their final battle on Golarion.
- Alignment
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CE
Chaotic EvilA chaotic evil character is driven entirely by her own anger and needs. She is thoughtless in her actions and acts on whims, regardless of the suffering it causes others.
In many ways, a chaotic evil character is pinned down by her inherent nature to be unpredictable. She is like a spreading fire, a coming storm, an untested sword blade. An extreme chaotic evil character tends to find similarly minded individuals to be with—not out of any need for company, but because there is a familiarity in this chaos, and she relishes the opportunity to be true to her nature with others who share that delight. - Nationality
- Dragon
- Areas of Concern
- Destruction, evil dragons, greed
- Favored Weapon
- Bite or whip
- Symbol
- Falling burning scale
- Sacred Colors
- Chromatic colors
- Worshipers
- Evil dragons
- Worshipper Alignments
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CN
Chaotic NeutralA chaotic neutral character values his own freedom and ability to make choices. He avoids authority and does not fear standing out or appearing different. In extreme cases, he may embrace a lifestyle entirely suited to himself— living in a cave near a city, becoming an artist, or otherwise challenging traditions. He never accepts anything at face value and makes up his own mind rather than blindly accepting what others tell him to do or think., NENeutral EvilMotivated by his own needs and wants, a neutral evil character is without conscience, acting only for self-gratification. He might surround himself with the trappings of cults and evil, but does so purely because it brings him closer to sin and wickedness. While a lawful evil person is inclined to bargain and a chaotic evil one to lash out, a neutral evil person is inclined only to look out for himself. In many ways, he epitomizes evil, since he has no clear loyalty to anything except absolute self-interest., CE
An extremist neutral evil character tends to be a loner, since he has either betrayed or slain those who came close to knowing him.Chaotic EvilA chaotic evil character is driven entirely by her own anger and needs. She is thoughtless in her actions and acts on whims, regardless of the suffering it causes others.
In many ways, a chaotic evil character is pinned down by her inherent nature to be unpredictable. She is like a spreading fire, a coming storm, an untested sword blade. An extreme chaotic evil character tends to find similarly minded individuals to be with—not out of any need for company, but because there is a familiarity in this chaos, and she relishes the opportunity to be true to her nature with others who share that delight. - Realms
- Adamantine Morass, Caina, Hell
- Centers of Worship
- Darklands, the Shackles, Thuvia
Edicts
Kill dragons, destroy things at your whim, study past disasters
Anathema
Spare a foe after you have chosen to kill them, forgive a slight, prevent the destruction of things that cannot be saved
Obedience
Remain entirely silent for 1 hour while you pray to Dahak, ruminating over the glories of wanton destruction committed as the culmination of waiting and planning. While you pray, let hate and anger fill you until you must lash out. Following your prayer, destroy an item worth at least 1 gp and use the shattered remains to cut yourself, preferably along preexisting scar lines, while espousing your love of chaos and destruction. Such an action deals you 1 point of damage that cannot be healed for the following 24 hours. You gain a +2 profane bonus on Bluff and Intimidate checks against creatures who can see your scars.Antipaladin Code
Antipaladins of Dahak are grim servants of the Endless Destruction, their demeanor calm up until the moment their control slips. They hunt metallic dragons as a means of repaying Dahak for his blessing. Dahak lays down several tenets for his divine warriors to follow.- I am an instrument of destruction, but the power I wield is mine to control, gifted to me by Dahak.
- My wrath is ceaseless. It is by my judgment alone to decide when I shall unleash it. Once I strike an enemy, I will not stop until they are dead.
- None are safe from the rage that boils within me. While some may be spared immediate death, I offer no such lenience to the metallic dragons, greatest of enemies to the power that gives me strength.
- Forgiveness is for the weak. If I am slighted, I will go to any lengths to enact my vengeance.
Boons
Deific Obedience
Required feat: Deific Obedience
Evangelist
Source: Inner Sea Faiths
PFS Legal
Sorrowmaker’s Pact (Sp)
Enemy of Dragonkind (Su)
Bow Before Your End! (Su)
Exalted
Source: Inner Sea Faiths
PFS Legal
Rites of the False Wyrm (Sp)
Draconic Decoys (Su)
Flaming Vengeance (Su)
Sentinel
Source: Inner Sea Faiths
PFS Legal
Power of the Endless Destruction (Sp)
Teeth of the Dragon (Ex)
Elemental Outrage (Ex)
Domains
Chaos, Destruction, Evil, Scalykind, Trickery
Subdomains
Catastrophe, Corruption, Deception, Demon, Dragon, Greed, Hatred, Rage, Thievery
Unique Spell Rules
Source: Legacy of Dragons
PFS Legal
Antipaladin, Bloodrager, Cleric, Inquisitor, Warpriest — Dahak's Release : can be prepared as a 4th-level spell
Cleric, Inquisitor, Oracle, Warpriest
- Draconic Ally : can be prepared as a 3rd-level spell
- Tail Strike : can be prepared as a 4th-level spell