Dahak is the patron deity of evil dragons, particularly the chromatic dragons. 1 2 He is a god of destruction, chaos, rage, and draconic greed, the polar opposite of his father, Apsu the Waybringer.

Dahak, the One Evil God (previously called the One God or The One) was the impulse of destruction, a powerful, ancient evil being and a recurring character on both Xena: Warrior Princess and Hercules: The Legendary Journeys. Although his true form has only been seen once or twice on-screen, he possessed Iolaus ' dead body [1].

Mutineers' Moon is a 1991 science fiction novel by American writer David Weber. It is the first book in his Dahak trilogy, and is available in the Baen Free Library. It was later republished in the Empire from the Ashes compendium.

Dahak may refer to: Places. Dehak, Isfahan or Dahak, Isfahan; Dehak, Tehran or Dahak, Tehran; People. Driss Dahak (born 1939), Moroccan diplomat; Mythology. Zahhak, an evil figure from Persian mythology; Dahak, a demon in Zoroastrianism, see List of theological demons; Fictional characters. Dahak, a character from the Xena/Hercules fictional ...

Dahak (The Endless Destruction) Legacy Content Source Gods & Magic pg. 130 2.0 Nethys Note: no description has been provided of this deity Category Other Gods Edicts Kill metallic dragons, destroy things at your whim Anathema Spare a foe after you have chosen to kill them, forgive a slight Follower Alignments CE Devotee Benefits

Drawn into an alien conflict when his ship is take… Mutineers' Moon (Dahak, #1), The Armageddon Inheritance (Dahak, #2), Heirs of Empire (Dahak, #3), Восход луны (Dahak, #1-2), and Empire From the Ashes (...

In the Xenaverse, Zahhak (referred to as Dahak) is the supernatural adversary whom both Xena and later Hercules on Hercules: The Legendary Journeys must defeat in order to save the world from utter destruction. When Dahak appears on Hercules, his appearance is like a crustacean.

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.

Dragons believe that Dahak was one of the original gods created by Apsu and Tiamat. While the other deities began to create, Dahak chose to destroy. He is credited with transforming Hell into a place of agony and flame. He is also believed to be the creator of the metallic dragons, which he...