Tathamet's depiction and namesakes are possibly influenced by the Beast and the Serpent, two beasts who bring about Armageddon in the New Testament.In Dungeons and Dragons, Tiamat is often portrayed as a five-headed dragon. Tiamat is later killed by Marduk, and her divided body form the heavens and the earth, like how Tathamet's body became the foundation of the Burning Hells. Tiamat mated with Abzu, the god of fresh water, giving birth to the gods this parallels the clash of Anu and Tathamet creating the universe. Tathamet is possibly named after Tiamat, a chaos monster and the primordial, draconic goddess of the oceans from Babylonian mythology.This section contains facts and trivia relevant to this article.
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