Marduk provokes Tiamat with insults and she launches into a hasty attack, leaving herself vulnerable. She is captured in a net and overwhelmed by the winds before Marduk's arrow pierces her ...

Tiamat, the dragon of chaos, pledges revenge. The little gods turn to Marduk, who agrees to go to war with Tiamat—giving him an opportunity to become chief of the council of gods. Marduk catches ...

It “beat [Tiamat] in the face, so that when her mouth gaped open to suck [Marduk] down, the wind raged through her belly, which swelled tumescently. She gaped.

A Babylonian myth In the beginning there was only Tiamat, the goddess of the salt waters and chaos, and Apsu, the god of the fresh waters. Together they created all the o.

Tiamat and Bahamut were draconic gods created in 1977 by Gary Gygax for the First Edition Monster Manual, ... Tiamat ...

AS KIDS return to school this year, there is an undeniable excitement in the air.

Marduk was a believer in ensuring the perfection of not only his own hosts, but those of his subordinates as well. He started his existence as a lowly ashrak, rising through the ranks once Tiamat ...

The combat between Tiamat and Marduk was mimed by a struggle between two groups of actors. The ceremonial was also a feature of the New Year dramatic celebrations among the Hittites, in Egypt, and at ...