Bahamut and Eikons and Ascian[s], Oh my [hint: this has spoilers and speculation]

[Platinumstorm]

There are more Primals than 3. Titan is part of the Limsan-Lominsan region as the primals that the Kobolds worship.

We do not know for certain that the dragon is even Bahamut.

We Know that the Archons brought the Beastmen their primals, and the primals require an enormous amount of aetheric energy to summon, ala crystals. The primals, especially Ifrit, have their own motives separate from each other and are basically physical Gods.

Right, I never said otherwise, but it made sense to me for each main storyline to focus on one to introduce players to the concepts behind them.

Also, I'm quite confident that is Bahamut. He basically covers every necessary checkpoint of Bahamut - same as Leviathan.

[Zhinse]

Right, I never said otherwise, but it made sense to me for each main storyline to focus on one to introduce players to the concepts behind them.

Also, I'm quite confident that is Bahamut. He basically covers every necessary checkpoint of Bahamut - same as Leviathan.

My reasoning for why I don't jump to conclusions on the dragons identity is what makes this so called "Bahamut" more important than the other primals?

For example, if it is true that the primals were expelled from the dragon's body why Bahamut? What makes him more important? Is he to be regarded as the king of all eikons/primals?

There are just so many unanswered questions. Also, I've never seen Bahamut represented as that type of dragon. I understand that he is the king of all dragonkin, but I would imagine him to have more of that classical Bahamut look that the rest of the primals seem to have. (Except Ifrit, although there are much more similarities to his design than with Bahamuts).

For all we know that dragon could be Tiamat, could be any other one. Hell, it could be a new dragon entirely.

[Platinumstorm]

Is there a part where it's said the Sylphs worship Ramuh? I don't remember it, and my instinct would tell me they're into Carbuncle, or something else.