Tiamat is undoubtedly one of the most infamous villains in all of Dungeons & Dragons. But, dear traveller, what if she is not a villain at all?

What if she is the victim?

A being robbed of her birthright, banished to Hell simply for being one of the most powerful and perfect creatures in existence. A dragon queen forced to watch from the Nine Hells as lesser beings rule the world she believes rightfully belongs to her.

What then?

Good evening, folks! Our newest video is officially live, and this week we’re diving into the history, origins and powers of the Queen of Evil Dragons herself: Tiamat.

From her mysterious beginnings and relationship with Bahamut to the conflicting legends surrounding her imprisonment in the Nine Hells, we’re looking at how Tiamat became one of the most iconic creatures in D&D history—and asking whether, from her perspective at least, she might have a point.

If you enjoy the video, be sure to Like and Subscribe, because this is only Part One.

Next week, we’re going beyond the lore and diving into the psychology of Tiamat and those who choose to follow her.

Because perhaps the most interesting question isn’t whether Tiamat is evil.

It’s why anyone would willingly follow her.