Are there any other published attestations of Zorquan, besides Draconomicon (1990) & Cult Of The Dragon (1998)

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I haven't found any mention of Zorquan, draconic god of "dragon-ness" (perhaps most famed as a critic of the draconic holy wars), except the two books Draconomicon (1990), & Cult Of The Dragon (1998).

Information found there is scant, but old campaign notes I've seen bore enough similarities, to make me wonder if some other publication from that time, mentioned Zorquan?

Looking for any published sources: Modules, novels, magazines, videogames, comics, Spelljammer (or even Pathfinder?) modules or other material from other franchises, literally anything that might have been printed with the name "Zorquan" in it.

Is there any other Zorquan-related material, beyond the entries in these two books?

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Monster Mythology

In DMGR4 Monster Mythology p.128 there's a brief mention of Zorquan:

The accessory FOR1, Draconomicon, lists draconic deities of the Realms on pp. 25-28. Some of these will be specific Realms deities, whereas others may be seen as aspects of the deities included in this book (e.g. Asgorath and Zorquan may easily be seen as aspects of Io, Null is an aspect of Chronepsis, etc.)

Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting (1993)

In the AD&D 2nd edition Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting boxed set, in Running the Realms p.63-64, "Other Nonhuman Deities":

The dragons maintain a large and diverse pantheon. Not all dragons worship all the dragon gods, as not all humans worship all human gods. Zorquan is the god of "dragonness", the state of being a dragon, and there are gods of justice (Xymor), acquisition (Astilabor Hoardmistress), humor (Hlal the Jester), and other draconian ideals. Most supreme of the dragon gods is Asgorath, who may be similar to Ao as a passionless, all-powerful over-power.

This is about all of it, other than FOR1 Draconomicon and FOR11 Cult of the Dragon, which you mentioned.

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