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'''Tchazzar''' (pronounced cha-zar)<ref name="D178-Chessenta">{{Cite dungeon/178/Backdrop: Chessenta}}</ref> was a [[red dragon]] [[mythic sovereign]]<ref name="DR367-p8">{{Cite dragon/367/Epic Faerûn|8}}</ref> who posed as a [[human]] warlord and eventually became a god for a time.<ref name="DoF-p37-39"/>
   
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'''Tchazzar''' was a [[red dragon]] [[mythic sovereign]]<ref name="DR367-p8">{{Cite dragon|author=[[Richard Baker]]|title=Epic Faerûn|issue=367|pages=8|publisher=[http://www.wizards.com Wizards of the Coast]}}</ref> who posed as a [[human]] warlord and eventally became a god for a time.
  
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Despite his age, Tchazzar had the vigor of a red dragon in its prime. His scales were as bright as a [[wyrmling|wyrmling's]] except along his wings where they were black as obsidian. His eyes and horns were completely black and the horns themselves were sharp and serrated.<ref name="DoF-p37-39"/>
   
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In human form Tchazzar was a large, handsome man with an angular face and slightly pointed ears. He had yellow eyes and flawless white teeth.<ref name="Whisper of Venom">{{Cite book/Whisper of Venom}}</ref>
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== Appearance ==
  
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Despite his age, Tchazzar has the vigor of a red dragon in its prime. His scales are as bright as a [[wyrmling|wyrmling's]] except along his wings where they are black as obsidian. His eyes and horns are completely black and the horns themselves are sharp and serrated.
  
   
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Tchazzar is a force of pure chaos and evil. He is convinced of his superiority over all living things, even more so than a typical red dragon. He cares not for his subjects or allies except as expendable resources, but at the same time makes efforts to ensure their loyalty.
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Tchazzar was a force of pure chaos and evil. He was convinced of his superiority over all living things, even more so than a typical red dragon. He cared not for his subjects or allies except as expendable resources, but at the same time made efforts to ensure their loyalty.<ref name="DoF-p37-39"/>
   
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After his return to [[Chessenta]] in [[1479 DR]] Tchazzar behaved extremely erratically. It's unknown whether his madness was caused by his imprisonment in the Shadowfell or if his participation in [[Xorvintaal]] was responsible. At times he was gracious to his subjects but he often brutally punished subordinates for real or imagined transgressions.<ref name="Whisper of Venom"/> He asked the high priest of [[Amaunator]] to hold the sun in the sky twenty-four hours of the day and when the priest balked he threw him from the top of the palace.<ref name="TSB"/>
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== History ==
  
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Little is known about Tchazzar's life until he began on the path to godhood. Only that his father was [[Rauthstokh "Redbones"|Rauthstokh]], an old red wyrm who died well before his son matured.
  
   
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In [[929 DR]] he forged an alliance between several [[Chessenta]]n cities and led them in a rebellion against [[Unther]]. The rebellion was successful and Chessenta seceded from Unther to form its own nation that still exists to this day (albeit, in a fractured form).
  
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===Early Life===
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Little is known about Tchazzar's life until he began on the path to godhood, only that his father was [[Rauthstokh "Redbones"|Rauthstokh]], an old red wyrm who died well before his son matured.<ref name="DoF-p37-39"/>
   
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===First Kingdom===
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He was crowned king, setting up a temple to himself in an effort to achieve his ultimate goal of divinity. In [[1018 DR]] he rode alone to battle with raiding [[Sahuagin]] but his body was never found. Tchazzar had actually retaken his true form, slain the Sahuagin and sent visions of himself, standing atop a pile of their corpses to the throne and council chambers of all Chessentan cities, telling his subjects that he'd "won his greatest victory". This inspired Chessentans into greater religious fervor for him, ensuring that the church of Tchazzar remained intact, even while his empire fractured without his leadership over the next decade.
  
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In [[929 DR]] he forged an alliance between several [[Chessenta]]n cities and led them in a rebellion against [[Unther]]. The rebellion was successful and Chessenta seceded from Unther to form its own nation that still existed for centuries (albeit, in a fractured form at times).<ref name="DoF-p37-39"/>
   
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He was crowned king, setting up a temple to himself in an effort to achieve his ultimate goal of divinity. In [[1018 DR]] he rode alone to battle with raiding [[Sahuagin]] but his body was never found. Tchazzar had actually retaken his true form, slain the Sahuagin and sent visions of himself standing atop a pile of their corpses to the throne and council chambers of all Chessentan cities, telling his subjects that he'd "won his greatest victory". This inspired Chessentans into greater religious fervor for him, ensuring that the church of Tchazzar remained intact, even while his empire fractured without his leadership over the next decade.<ref name="DoF-p37-39"/><ref name="LEoF-p43">{{Cite book/Lost Empires of Faerûn|43}}</ref>
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During the [[Time of Troubles]], 340 years later, [[Tiamat]] was killed by [[Gilgeam]] but her divinity was split into 3 pieces, each of which came to inhabit a [[chromatic dragon]]. Tchazzar was one of those dragons and, since he still had Chessentans that revered him as a god, he finally ascended to godhood. However, it was still Tiamat's essence within him and it compelled him to seek out the other two pieces of her divinity. With his new deific powers, Tchazzar easily found and slew the other two dragons, [[Gestaniius]] and [[Skuthosiin]] "the Venomous". The divine 'trinity' of Tiamat was once more as one. An avatar of Tiamat promptly formed and ate Tchazzar before she left to continue her war with Gilgeam.
  
   
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===Time of Troubles===
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However, this was not the end of Tchazzar. During the last days of the [[Rage of Dragons]], Tchazzar was resurrected by Tiamat and he materialized over the bay of Chessenta in the midst of a naval battle between the cities of [[Cimbar]] and [[Soorenar]]. Consumed by the rage and in a state of shock, he nearly destroyed both fleets before regaining some self-control. He flew off to drive out or destroy all of the [[Dracolich]]es in Chessenta before forcefully installing himself as [[Sceptenar]] of Cimbar.
  
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During the [[Time of Troubles]], 340 years later, [[Tiamat]] was killed by [[Gilgeam]] but her divinity was split into 3 pieces, each of which came to inhabit a [[chromatic dragon]]. Tchazzar was one of those dragons and, since he still had Chessentans that revered him as a god, he finally ascended to godhood. However, it was still Tiamat's essence within him and it compelled him to seek out the other two pieces of her divinity. With his new deific powers, Tchazzar easily found and slew the other two dragons, [[Gestaniius]] and [[Skuthosiin]] "the Venomous". The divine 'trinity' of Tiamat was once more as one. An avatar of Tiamat promptly formed and ate Tchazzar before she left to continue her war with Gilgeam.<ref name="DoF-p37-39"/><ref name="LEoF-p43"/>
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Tchazzar is satisfied with his status as a quasi deity, (he does not need to eat, sleep or breathe but can still be killed in the unlikely event that he is bested somehow) and Chosen (in name only) of Tiamat. Now, what he wants is an empire. His most immediate plan is to reunite the fractured Chessentan city-states, except for [[Luthcheq]], which he does not deem practical enough for survival. Once Luthcheq is destroyed and Chessenta is once again under his absolute rule he plans to invade the plains of [[Threskel]]. This will likely provoke his ancient nemesis, [[Alasklerbanbastos]], the Great Bone Wyrm, who will likely send his force of [[undead]] dragons against Tchazzar and his new army and in doing so fracture the alliance the Bone Wyrm has with Tiamat so Tchazzar will be allowed to finally have his revenge.
  
   
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However, this was not the end of Tchazzar. During the last days of the [[Rage of Dragons]], Tchazzar was resurrected by Tiamat and he materialized over the bay of Chessenta in the midst of a naval battle between the cities of [[Cimbar]] and [[Soorenar]]. Consumed by the rage and in a state of shock, he nearly destroyed both fleets before regaining some self-control. He flew off to drive out or destroy all of the [[Dracolich]]es in Chessenta before forcefully installing himself as [[Sceptenar]] of Cimbar in [[1373 DR]].<ref name="DoF-p37-39"/>
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After the Bone Wyrm is dealt with, Tchazzar will eventually try to conquer [[Mulhorand]] with the help of his allies Gestaniius and Skuthosiin who were also resurrected by Tiamat as her chosen and are currently raising their own armies with the intent of aiding Tchazzar.
  
   
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As of [[1379 DR]], All of Chessenta was under his rule and periodical raids against Threskel and Mulhorand were enacted. Three-way skirmishes began along the shared borders.
  
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Tchazzar was traveling through the Sky Rider mountains in Threskel when the Spellplague manifested. He was hit by a wave of blue fire and accidentally traveled through a rift to the [[Shadowfell]]. He was wounded by the blue fire and was subdued by a blight wyrm named [[Sseelrigoth]] who fed on his essence for nearly 100 years.<ref name="Whisper of Venom"/>
   
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===Post-Spellplague===
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In [[1385 DR]], Tchazzar disappeared when Cimbar and Mulhorand were destroyed by the [[Spellplague]] and Luthcheq became the dominant city of Chessenta.
  
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in [[1479 DR]] two members of the [[Brotherhood of the Griffon]] rescued Tchazzar who then destroyed Sseelrigoth and returned in triumph to [[Luthcheq]] in Chessenta and claimed the kingdom as his own.<ref name="The Captive Flame">{{Cite book/The Captive Flame}}</ref> When Threskelan forces loyal to [[Alasklerbanbastos]] invaded Chessenta, Tchazzar was slow to react, preferring to remain in Luthcheq at his court. [[Aoth Fezim]] finally prevailed on Tchazzar to fly to [[Soolabax]] to lead his army against the Threskelan troops. Tchazzar was slow to enter the battle and only attacked when it appeared his army would lose the battle unless he participated. He killed several lesser wyrms and routed the Threskelan army.<ref name="Whisper of Venom"/>
   
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Prior to the second battle in the war, Alasklerbanbastos's lieutenant [[Jaxanaedegor]] entered into an agreement with Tchazzar to switch sides during the expected combat between Alasklerbanbastos and Tchazzar. During the battle, Jaxanaedegor entered the fight only when it was obvious Tchazzar would win. Tchazzar defeated Alasklerbanbastos and destroyed his physical form although not his [[phylactery]]. After the victory, Tchazzar made Threskel a vassal state.<ref name="Whisper of Venom"/>
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In 1479 DR Tchazzar raised an army to attack [[Tymanther]] with his allies from [[Akanûl]]. However, [[Aoth Fezim]] and other members of the [[Brotherhood of the Griffon]] convinced Akanûl to withdraw from the war and enlisted [[High Imaskar]] to fight on Tymanther's side. Even though the loss of an allied army and the entry of a powerful new adversary would have caused most generals to abandon the planned invasion, Tchazzar wanted to continue. Before he could march his army to Tymanther, Alasklerbanbastos contacted Tchazzar through magical means and explained the Brotherhood's manipulations. This sent Tchazzar into a rage and he attacked the Brotherhood's forces which started the Battle of Luthcheq.<ref name="TSB"/>
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During the battle Alasklerbanbastos temporarily allied with Tchazzar and the two were about to rout the combined Chessentan, Akanûlan and Brotherhood of the Griffon forces. [[Jhesrhi Coldcreek]] was able to channel the elemental fire she had infused into Tchazzar in the Shadowfell and this weakened Tchazzar so much that [[Shala Karanok]] was able to kill him.<ref name="TSB"/>
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===Post-Second Sundering===
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Some time after the [[Second Sundering]], a new incarnation of Tchazzar was ruling the city of [[Erebos]].<ref name="SCAG-p11">{{Cite book/Sword Coast Adventurer's Guide|11}}</ref>
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Although Tchazzar was unquestionably divine when he was Tiamat's Chosen, his divine status as of [[1479 DR]] was uncertain. Since his return he did not show any abilities other than those an ancient red wyrm would be expected to possess. Tchazzar was unable to defeat Alasklerbanbastos in single combat without aid from his followers. He proclaimed himself a god but did not grant spells to his priests. In fact, Tiamat's priests performed the clerical functions in his cult.<ref name="Whisper of Venom"/>
 
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This article is about the red dragon. For the gemstone, see Tchazar.

Tchazzar (pronounced cha-zar)[2] was a red dragon mythic sovereign[3] who posed as a human warlord and eventually became a god for a time.[4]

Appearance

Despite his age, Tchazzar had the vigor of a red dragon in its prime. His scales were as bright as a wyrmling's except along his wings where they were black as obsidian. His eyes and horns were completely black and the horns themselves were sharp and serrated.[4]

In human form Tchazzar was a large, handsome man with an angular face and slightly pointed ears. He had yellow eyes and flawless white teeth.[5]

Personality

Tchazzar was a force of pure chaos and evil. He was convinced of his superiority over all living things, even more so than a typical red dragon. He cared not for his subjects or allies except as expendable resources, but at the same time made efforts to ensure their loyalty.[4]

After his return to Chessenta in 1479 DR Tchazzar behaved extremely erratically. It's unknown whether his madness was caused by his imprisonment in the Shadowfell or if his participation in Xorvintaal was responsible. At times he was gracious to his subjects but he often brutally punished subordinates for real or imagined transgressions.[5] He asked the high priest of Amaunator to hold the sun in the sky twenty-four hours of the day and when the priest balked he threw him from the top of the palace.[1]

History

Early Life

Little is known about Tchazzar's life until he began on the path to godhood, only that his father was Rauthstokh, an old red wyrm who died well before his son matured.[4]

First Kingdom

In 929 DR he forged an alliance between several Chessentan cities and led them in a rebellion against Unther. The rebellion was successful and Chessenta seceded from Unther to form its own nation that still existed for centuries (albeit, in a fractured form at times).[4]

He was crowned king, setting up a temple to himself in an effort to achieve his ultimate goal of divinity. In 1018 DR he rode alone to battle with raiding Sahuagin but his body was never found. Tchazzar had actually retaken his true form, slain the Sahuagin and sent visions of himself standing atop a pile of their corpses to the throne and council chambers of all Chessentan cities, telling his subjects that he'd "won his greatest victory". This inspired Chessentans into greater religious fervor for him, ensuring that the church of Tchazzar remained intact, even while his empire fractured without his leadership over the next decade.[4][6]

Time of Troubles

During the Time of Troubles, 340 years later, Tiamat was killed by Gilgeam but her divinity was split into 3 pieces, each of which came to inhabit a chromatic dragon. Tchazzar was one of those dragons and, since he still had Chessentans that revered him as a god, he finally ascended to godhood. However, it was still Tiamat's essence within him and it compelled him to seek out the other two pieces of her divinity. With his new deific powers, Tchazzar easily found and slew the other two dragons, Gestaniius and Skuthosiin "the Venomous". The divine 'trinity' of Tiamat was once more as one. An avatar of Tiamat promptly formed and ate Tchazzar before she left to continue her war with Gilgeam.[4][6]

However, this was not the end of Tchazzar. During the last days of the Rage of Dragons, Tchazzar was resurrected by Tiamat and he materialized over the bay of Chessenta in the midst of a naval battle between the cities of Cimbar and Soorenar. Consumed by the rage and in a state of shock, he nearly destroyed both fleets before regaining some self-control. He flew off to drive out or destroy all of the Dracoliches in Chessenta before forcefully installing himself as Sceptenar of Cimbar in 1373 DR.[4]

Spellplague

Tchazzar was traveling through the Sky Rider mountains in Threskel when the Spellplague manifested. He was hit by a wave of blue fire and accidentally traveled through a rift to the Shadowfell. He was wounded by the blue fire and was subdued by a blight wyrm named Sseelrigoth who fed on his essence for nearly 100 years.[5]

Post-Spellplague

in 1479 DR two members of the Brotherhood of the Griffon rescued Tchazzar who then destroyed Sseelrigoth and returned in triumph to Luthcheq in Chessenta and claimed the kingdom as his own.[8] When Threskelan forces loyal to Alasklerbanbastos invaded Chessenta, Tchazzar was slow to react, preferring to remain in Luthcheq at his court. Aoth Fezim finally prevailed on Tchazzar to fly to Soolabax to lead his army against the Threskelan troops. Tchazzar was slow to enter the battle and only attacked when it appeared his army would lose the battle unless he participated. He killed several lesser wyrms and routed the Threskelan army.[5]

Prior to the second battle in the war, Alasklerbanbastos's lieutenant Jaxanaedegor entered into an agreement with Tchazzar to switch sides during the expected combat between Alasklerbanbastos and Tchazzar. During the battle, Jaxanaedegor entered the fight only when it was obvious Tchazzar would win. Tchazzar defeated Alasklerbanbastos and destroyed his physical form although not his phylactery. After the victory, Tchazzar made Threskel a vassal state.[5]

In 1479 DR Tchazzar raised an army to attack Tymanther with his allies from Akanûl. However, Aoth Fezim and other members of the Brotherhood of the Griffon convinced Akanûl to withdraw from the war and enlisted High Imaskar to fight on Tymanther's side. Even though the loss of an allied army and the entry of a powerful new adversary would have caused most generals to abandon the planned invasion, Tchazzar wanted to continue. Before he could march his army to Tymanther, Alasklerbanbastos contacted Tchazzar through magical means and explained the Brotherhood's manipulations. This sent Tchazzar into a rage and he attacked the Brotherhood's forces which started the Battle of Luthcheq.[1]

During the battle Alasklerbanbastos temporarily allied with Tchazzar and the two were about to rout the combined Chessentan, Akanûlan and Brotherhood of the Griffon forces. Jhesrhi Coldcreek was able to channel the elemental fire she had infused into Tchazzar in the Shadowfell and this weakened Tchazzar so much that Shala Karanok was able to kill him.[1]

Post-Second Sundering

Some time after the Second Sundering, a new incarnation of Tchazzar was ruling the city of Erebos.[9]

Divinity

Although Tchazzar was unquestionably divine when he was Tiamat's Chosen, his divine status as of 1479 DR was uncertain. Since his return he did not show any abilities other than those an ancient red wyrm would be expected to possess. Tchazzar was unable to defeat Alasklerbanbastos in single combat without aid from his followers. He proclaimed himself a god but did not grant spells to his priests. In fact, Tiamat's priests performed the clerical functions in his cult.[5]

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Richard Lee Byers (June 7th, 2011). The Spectral Blaze. (Wizards of the Coast). ISBN 0786957980.
  2. ↑ Brian R. James (May 2010). “Backdrop: Chessenta”. In Chris Youngs ed. Dungeon #178 (Wizards of the Coast) (178)., pp. 68–77.
  3. ↑ Richard Baker (September 2008). “Epic Faerûn”. In Chris Youngs ed. Dragon #367 (Wizards of the Coast), p. 8.
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5 4.6 4.7 4.8 Eric L. Boyd, Eytan Bernstein (August 2006). Dragons of Faerûn. Edited by Beth Griese, Cindi Rice, Kim Mohan. (Wizards of the Coast), pp. 37–39. ISBN 0-7869-3923-0.
  5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5 Richard Lee Byers (2010). Whisper of Venom. (Wizards of the Coast). ISBN 0786955619.
  6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 Richard Baker, Ed Bonny, Travis Stout (February 2005). Lost Empires of Faerûn. Edited by Penny Williams. (Wizards of the Coast), p. 43. ISBN 0-7869-3654-1.
  7. ↑ Richard Baker, Ed Bonny, Travis Stout (February 2005). Lost Empires of Faerûn. Edited by Penny Williams. (Wizards of the Coast), pp. 41, 43. ISBN 0-7869-3654-1.
  8. ↑ Richard Lee Byers (May 2010). The Captive Flame. (Wizards of the Coast). ISBN 0786953969.
  9. ↑ Steve Kenson, et al. (November 2015). Sword Coast Adventurer's Guide. Edited by Kim Mohan. (Wizards of the Coast), p. 11. ISBN 978-0-7869-6580-9.

Further reading

Eric L. Boyd, Eytan Bernstein (August 2006). Dragons of Faerûn. Edited by Beth Griese, Cindi Rice, Kim Mohan. (Wizards of the Coast), pp. 37–39. ISBN 0-7869-3923-0.

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