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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mecheon" data-source="post: 8196380" data-attributes="member: 6801776">Bahamut is a complicated one because somehow in Islamic writing Behemoth/Leviathan got their names switched, so the giant sea-one became Bahamut and the big land one becames KuyuthaPersonally I go down this path as Babylonian Tiamat, mother of monsters and chaotic mother of the ocean just seems more interesting to me over D&D's Tiamat. Sorry folks, but thems the breaks. I like my Tiatmats large, primal, oceanic, and oddly similar to myths of Echidna on the Greek side.(also in sometimes being a large snake lady who tries to steal the secret of creating life from her creator and so powerful she warps reality to create a dimension for her and her children to live in, alongside an infinite labyrinth of puzzles to hide her away, but I do love my La Mulana)</blockquote>