Drakor

Drakor (DRAY-kor) is the deity of all dragonkind, including dragonborn, half-dragons, and even kobolds. He always appears in one of three forms. The most common form is that of a dragon of an age and type of his choice. He can change this form at will, allowing him to appear in any other dragon form of his choice. His second form is that of a powerful dragonborn warrior, also of a color of his choice, but always with golden eyes, and wearing +5 greater (acid, cold, electricity and fire) energy resistance spell resistance (21) dragonhide plate armor of the same color as his scales. His true and final form is that of a translucent great wyrm dragon that is constantly shifting through all the colors of the chromatic and metallic dragons.

In battle, Drakor wields claws and teeth when in his chdragon form, allowing him to penetrate all forms of damage reduction. He also uses all the special abilities and breath weapon of a dragon of his chosen age and type. In his dragonborn form, Drakor wields a pair of +5 keen vorpal wounding adamantine bladed gauntlets, and employs a variety of spells, including acid spray, chain lightning, cone of cold, disintegrate, and fireball. Should he choose to take his true form, Drakor uses his claws and teeth, but also possesses the special abilities and breath weapons of all the chromatic and metallic great wyrm dragons. Regardless of his form, Drakor can also summon one of the following dragons once per day: young adult gold dragon, adult red dragon, adult silver dragon, mature adult blue dragon, mature adult bronze dragon, old copper dragon, old green dragon, very old black dragon, very old brass dragon, or very old white dragon. 

While Drakor is the god of time and dragonkind, he is impartial with his guidance and blessings towards his worshippers, though he will answer the call of a worshipper that has proven their worth. As such, he is both feared and revered by his worshippers, for he is equally quick to reward success as he is to punish failure. As a god of strict neutrality, Drakor has no allies among the other deities. He tends to deal with each one on an individual basis if doing so is mutually beneficial, but is a staunch enemy of Scion, Vulgosh, and their followers. He stands as a symbol of the greatness and nobility of dragonkind, and believes knowledge is the key to absolute power. He also encourages them to gather the treasures of the world to ensure one's legacy and increase their majestic eminence so that they never be forgotten.