The Thirteenth Hour - eldritch-bestiary

Greymastermad11 14-Apr-20 04:18 PM

It is Azathoth, the Outer god

It is omnipresent, and has unfathomable power . Outside the ordered universe is that amorphous blight of nethermost confusion which blasphemes and bubbles at the center of all infinity—the boundless daemon sultan Azathoth, whose name no lips dare speak aloud, and who gnaws hungrily in inconceivable, unlighted chambers beyond time and space amidst the muffled, maddening beating of vile drums and the thin monotonous whine of accursed flutes . There can be no definite description of Azathoth because everybody envisions him differently and he is always changing. . I tell you of the monstrous nuclear chaos beyond angled space which the Necronomicon has mercifully cloaked under the name Azathoth . The allegorical figure of Azathoth, the primal monster who had given birth to the stars at the beginning of time, and who, according to an obscure tradition, would devour them at its end . Azathoth is the greatest, who rules all infinity from his throne at the center of chaos. His body is composed of all the bright stars of the visible universe, but his face is veiled in darkness . If he should awaken even for a few moments all of existence will be doomed . Elohim must imagine, and stay awake As Azathoth must dream, and be in an endless slumber For if both sides ever switch, everyone, and everything in the known and unknown will be annihilated . His great and terrible abyssal maw exists at the entrance of every black hole, Only the most suicidal nihilist would ever consider awakening him . I have writ much here about Azathoth, but for you to hear a description of Azathoth in The Eldritch tongue, to see past the curtain of the known, and know the face of oblivion To be witness to a horror unimaginable I suspect death would follow soon after, for no man can look upon the absolute unconscious, the end of infinity, and survive

It is The Nameless Mist, the Outer god

Incredibly old, and the ancestor of other Outer gods Like living aether Little is known about this entity, but it has great power It is also known as The Magnum Innominandum

It is The Unnamed Darkness

Incredibly old, and the ancestor of other Outer gods Like living nether Little is known about this entity, but it has great power It is also known as The Magnum Tenebrosum

Greymastermad11 15-Apr-20 10:16 AM

He is Nyarlathotep, the Outer god

Greymastermad11 15-Apr-20 10:28 AM

also known as The Crawling Chaos, Ahtu, The Black Wind, The Crawling Mist, The Faceless god, The Dweller in Darkness, The god of The Bloody Tongue, and The Skinless One; among many other names . Most of the Outer gods are exiled, far from the known dimensions, however Nyarlathotep is not, he is active and frequently walks the Earth in the guise of a human being, usually a tall, slim, joyous man. . He has numerous other forms, most of which are horrific, and would cause madness upon observation, he is also said to be the most "human" of the Outed gods. . He is servant to his father, Azathoth, and is the "messenger of hidden and terrible powers", it is believed moreover that Nyarlathotep will help to bring about the end of the world. . Lovecraft wrote about Nyarlathotep, as the entity was the subject of a recurring nightmare he had experienced since the age of 10. . "It was the eldritch scurrying of those fiend-born rats, always questing for new horrors, and determined to lead me on even unto those grinning caverns of earth's centre where Nyarlathotep, the mad faceless god, howls blindly to the piping of two amorphous idiot flute-players."

Greymastermad11 15-Apr-20 01:35 PM

She is Shub-Niggurath, the Outer god

also known as The Black Goat of the Woods, with a Thousand Young, Shumath-Ghun, and The Black Nebula . She is a known mate to three entities, these being, The Nameless Mist, Yog-Sothoth, and Hastur - The King in Yellow . She is a fertility goddess, made up of an enormous mass which extrudes black tentacles, slime-dripping mouths, and short, writhing goat legs . She may give milk, that when drank can turn men into monsters, and she continuously gives birth, and while some of her spawn survive, others are reabsorbed back into her being . It is said that only the most worthy of her cultists will be taken by her womb, and reborn as an immortal satyr

She is Y'houndeh, the Outer god

also known as The Elk-goddess . She is wife to Nyarlathotep, and used to be worshipped many millennia ago, by a civilization known as Hyperborea, during this time her worshippers worked to punish any heretics. When Hyperborea began to fail and began to fall, her cultists fell out of favor with her. . While she is considered to be gentle, beautiful, and kind Her cultists on the other hand spill blood in her name on a regular basis Is she innocent of these acts committed by her inquisitors?, or does she bathe in the blood of the heretics who fell upon her cultists blades? Perhaps both..... . Like an elk, she moves timidly across the Eldritch lands Like a delicate flower, in a field of madness

Greymastermad11 15-Apr-20 01:54 PM

He is Yog-Sothoth, the Outer god

also known as The Lurker at The Threshold, The Key and The Gate, The Beyond One, and The Opener of The Way . He was born of The Nameless Mist, and is a mate to Shub-Niggurath . He is omniscient, and is said to know all secrets, He exists outside of time and space, and hungers endlessly for more knowledge . Yog-Sothoth knows the gate. Yog-Sothoth is the gate. Yog-Sothoth is the key and guardian of the gate. Past, present, future, all are one in Yog-Sothoth. He knows where the Old Ones broke through of old, and where They shall break through again. He knows where They have trod earth's fields, and where They still tread them, and why no one can behold Them as They tread. . Where he exists, all hidden and forbidden knowledge can be found, a realm filled with stacks of books as far and as tall as the eye can see; it is also said that if somehow a secret is kept from him, he would do anything to learn it. Offers of power, and threats of violence are two of the many things he would take upon himself to learn a particular secret withheld from him . When he chooses to appear to mortals, he often chooses a form of glowing orbs, tentacles, claws, eyes, and teeth; constantly shifting and reshaping, absorbing and remaking itself

Greymastermad11 15-Apr-20 03:33 PM

It is Abhoth, the Outer god

also known as The Source of Uncleanliness . It is a horrid protean mass and said to be the ultimate source of abominations, also having a twisted and cynical mind, able to communicate telepathically with others near him. . - the gray mass quobbed and quivered, and swelled perpetually; and from it, in manifold fission, were spawned the anatomies that crept away on every side through the grotto. There were things like bodiless legs or arms that flailed in the slime, or heads that rolled, or floundering bellies with fishes' fins; and all manner of things malformed and monstrous, that grew in size as they departed from the neighborhood of Abhoth. And those that swam not swiftly ashore when they fell into the pool from Abhoth, were devoured by mouths that gaped in the parent bulk. . No two of Abhoth's children are alike. In general, they are complex life forms, but the majority of them are simple-minded, acting on impulse. Their forms can be anything from amorphous blobs and singular body parts, to queer humanoids and monstrous mutants. Abhoth's tentacles and limbs grab many of them, pulling them back and devouring them. Most of those that escape simply wander off, only a few of them tend to their sire's needs.

It is Ubbo-Sathla, the Outer god

It is also known as The Unbegotten Source . A mass without head or members, spawning the grey, formless efts of the prime and the grisly prototypes of terrene life. . It is a huge protoplasmic mass resting in a grotto deep beneath the frozen earth. The being is of a monstrous fecundity, spontaneously generating primordial single-celled organisms that pour unceasingly from its shapeless form. It guards a set of stone tablets believed to contain the knowledge of the Elder/Outer gods . The tablets that Ubbo-Sathla guards have been often sought by sorcerers, though no sorcerer has yet succeeded in acquiring them . There are theories that Ubbo-Sathla spawned Abhoth, or that Ubbo-Sathla and Abhoth are the same entity . It has dwelt on Earth since the first days of the planet's existence, and it is said that prototypes of some of the first life on Earth was born from Ubbo-Sathla

Greymastermad11 16-Apr-20 03:48 AM

It is Aiueb Gnshal, the Outer god

also known as The Eyes Between Worlds, and The Child-Minded god . He appears as a formless black void with seven orb-like eyes, and is mainly folliwed by Ghouls who worship him in a defiled cult . . Looking into the eyes of this horrid being, after a disgusting and awful ritual, will allow you to see into the Court of Azathoth.

It is Daoloth, The Outer god

also known as The Render of Veils . It dwells in dimensions beyond human knowledge . Daoloth's indescribable shape causes viewers to go mad at the sight of him; thus, he must be summoned in pitch-black darkness. If not held within some kind of magical containment, he continues to expand and expand—perhaps even at an infinite rate. Those enveloped by the god are transported to utterly bizarre and remote worlds, usually perishing as a result. Daoloth's worship is rare on Earth.

It is Tulzscha, The Outer god

It appears as a blazing green ball of flame, dancing with its Lesser Outer Gods at the court of Azathoth . When called to our world, it assumes a gaseous form, penetrates the planet to the core, then erupts from below as a pillar of flame. It cannot move from where it emerges . A belching column of sick greenish flame, spouting volcanically from depths profound and inconceivable, casting no shadows as healthy flame should, no heat comes from Its fire, and It is worshipped only by small pockets of cultists . Tulzscha is directly connected to the movement and alignment of the stars and planets. Thus, all rites and ceremonies are preformed during equinoxes, solstices, or other astrologically significant times When summoning is successful, there tends to be a corruption of the earth, quick erosion of nearby stone and the death of nearby plants and animals

Greymastermad11 17-Apr-20 11:57 AM

She is C'thalpa, The Outer god

also known as The Internal One . She is a huge mass of living, sentient magma, also mother of several Great Old Ones She is located in the Earth's mantle Whether she has been imprisoned like so many of the other Outer Gods, or she simply lies dormant, is unknown . It is generally believed that she is worshipped by a subterranean race of humanoids . Currently while one of her children is named, her other five children are unknown . It is also unknown exactly how to summon her, or even if she can be summoned

It is The Blackness from the Stars, The Outer god*

The Blackness from the Stars is an immobile blob of living, sentient darkness, torn from the primal fabric of the cosmos at the center of the universe. It is distinguishable in darkness only as vaguely shimmering oily pitch. Although intelligent, it speaks no known language and ignores attempts to communicate. . Formed of the very fabric of the cosmos itself, the Blackness rests at the centre of all of Creation, an amorphous mass of sentient darkness. In the unlit nothingness of space it is distinguishable from its surroundings only as a faintly iridescent cloudy nebula. Although intelligent and certainly capable of communicating with other beings, the Blackness chooses not to, ignoring any attempt to engage it in conversation; when it does speak (although never to another entity), it vocalises in a language unknown to any other lifeform.

It is The Cloud-Thing, the Outer god

A man-eating cloudy mass, an unnamed Outer God at the court of Azathoth. . Not much is known about this entity.

He is Cxaxukluth, the Outer god

He is also known as Ksaksa-Kluth, The Androgynous Offspring of Azathoth, and The Illimitable Androgynous Desire . Cxaxukluth (Androgynous Offspring of Azathoth) is one of the Seed-Spawn of Azathoth, grown to adulthood and monstrous proportions. In appearance, Cxaxukluth resembles something of a cross between Azathoth and Ubbo-Sathla: an amorphous, writhing mass of bubbling, nuclear, protoplasmic-gel. He normally dwells alone within an unnamed dimension beyond time and space, unless disturbed or summoned away.

Greymastermad11 17-Apr-20 05:59 PM

She is D’endrrah, the Outer god

also know as The Divinity . She is a sort of blurry female entity of supernatural beauty, dwelling within her obsidian palace located on Mars' Moon Deimos. She lives in a hall composed of a myriad of mirrors that distort her appearance, which is that of a tentacled entity

It is Ghroth, the Outer god

also known as The Harbinger, and The Nemesis . It resembles a small, rust-colored planet or moon with a single, gigantic red eye which it can close to avoid detection. Ghroth drifts throughout the universe singing its siren song. As it swings by a planet, any Great Old One or Outer god sleeping there is awakened by the song. This usually results in the extinction of all life on the planet or perhaps even the utter destruction of the planet itself.

She is Mother Hydra, the Outer god

The Hydra's worshippers trick others into sending the god sacrifices through a ritual, the ritual also brings the subject into contact with the Hydra, which then merges with the individual's astral self, using it as a host. Anyone present where the astral traveler appears is decapitated. Afterwards, the astral traveler is returned safely to his or her original body, suffering no ill effects . She harbors a bitter hatred for surface dwellers, spitting acid and poisonous venom at unsuspecting travelers.

It is Ialdagorth, the Outer god

also known as The Dark Devourer . It is both the cousin and servant of Azathoth, appearing as a black, shapeless, malevolent mist. The sight of such a fiend is unsettling if not traumatizing. . Not much is known about this entity

It is Kaajh'Kaalbh, the Outer god

It is a lesser Outer god, servitor of Azathoth, but secluded in a parallel chaotic-dimension where everything is unstable. The god itself is constantly formed or disrupted, and has no true form at all. Whoever attempts summoning this entity needs the aid of a Dimensional Shambler, and the deity may manifest in variety of forms, often as a vast pool of solidified quicksilver.

It is Lu-Kthu, the Outer god

It is also known as The Birth-Womb of The Great Old Ones . It is a titanic, planet-sized mass of entrails and internal organs. It is covered with countless ovoid pustules and spider-webbed with a network of long, narrow tunnels. Each pustule bears the larva of a Great Old One.

It is Mh'ithrha, the Outer god

It is Arch-Lord of Tindalos . Although not an actual Outer god as such, its form and astounding powers defy standard classification. Mh'ithra's eternal battle with Yog-Sothoth is said to be legendary.

It is The Mother of Pus, the Outer god

A Lesser Outer God composed of slime, tentacles, eyes, and mouths. The Mother of Pus was spawned through an obscene mating between a human and Shub-Niggurath. When summoned to Earth, the Mother of Pus seeks refuge in pools of stagnant, foul water. . Not much is known about this entity

He is Nyctelios, former Elder god, now an Outer god

He has been punished by his peers for having created a race of foul servitors. He has been permanently banished from the Elder Gods' home, and imprisoned beneath the eastern Mediterranean Sea. However the exiled deity is not dead, but just sleeping, and one day he will rise again from his abyss manifesting himself as a blue, 6-metre tall, cyclops-like monstrosity, with the bulk of his body covered entirely in crawling worms.

It is Ny-Rakath, the Outer god

A goat-like fiendish horror with bat wings and multiple horns, only mentioned as the brother of Shub-Niggurath. . Not much is known about this entity

It is the adversary of all The Outer gods, Olkoth, the antichrist of The Eldritch

also known as The Demon of the Celestial Arcs . This entity is able to reincarnate in human bodies if the stars are right. Olkoth may emerge in our dimension through an eyeless, grotesque statue of the Virgin Mary. . Not much is known about this entity, however it is the enemy of those Eldritch who are loyal to Azathoth

It is Shabbith-Ka, the Outer god

also known as The Disintegrator . Manifesting as a humanoid amorphous purplish/blue cloud , Shabbith-Ka's whole form coruscates with eldritch energy, constantly sparking with bolts of power of a staggering magnitude. It is rumoured that if one stares at the Disintegrator for long enough they may make out the outlines of faces within its nebulous body, although this is of course inviting madness, as the human mind was not intended to process the reality of the Outer gods. . Shabbith-Ka is also said to exude an aura of strength, sentience and malignancy, although whether this is merely the natural miasma of an Outer god or something more is unclear.

It is Tru'nembra, the Outer god (being preformed by Mr. Eric Zann)

also known as The Angel of Music . Zann discovered melodies and rhythms of sound of an almost otherworldly nature. He plays these sounds to keep back unknown and unseen creatures from his window, which is said to look out into a black abyss, most likely another dimension. . If you were to stare out Zann's window in hopes of seeing the normal world outside, you would instead see an infinite abyss filled with strange beings . It is believed that although Zann has been dead for many years, he still plays the music of Tru'nembra

It is Uvhash, the Outer god

also known as The Blood-Mad God of the Void . It appears as a colossal, vampiric, red mass of both tentacles and eyes. . It is said that whoever summons Uvhash meets a terrible fate. It seems to have affinities with the Star Vampires and is rumored to have been an Eldritch muse of the mad roman emperor Caligula

She is Yidhra, the Outer god

also known as The Dream Witch and Yee-Tho-Rah . She usually appears as a youthful, attractive, female. . Yidhra has been on Earth since the first microorganisms appeared and is immortal. To survive in a changing environment, she gained the ability to take on the characteristics of any creature that she devoured. Over time, Yidhra split herself into different aspects, though each part shares her consciousness. . She is served by several devoted cults, members of Yidhra's cult can gain immortality by merging with her, though they become somewhat like Yidhra as a consequence. Those who serve her are also promised plentiful harvests and healthy livestock. She usually conceals her true form behind a powerful illusion, appearing as a beautiful young woman; only favored members of her cult can see her as she actually is.

It is Yomagn'tho, the Outer god

also known as The Feaster from the Stars and That Which Relentlessly Waits Outside . It is a malevolent being who wishes nothing more than the destruction of mankind for unknown reasons . He waits in his home dimension in Pherkad, until he is summoned to Earth. When first summoned, Yomagn'tho appears as a small ball of fire that quickly expands to a large circle of fire with three flaming inner petal, sometimes he appears as a massive flame elemental

The Idiot Flute Players who dwell within The Court of Azathoth

Here in The Nuclear Court, thin flutes pipe mindlessly, a monotonous whine of accursed instruments. . Surrounding Azathoth and making sure he sleeps, or going with Nyarlathotep into unlighted dimensions; making blasphemous, inconceivable music. Whereunto the Eldritch dance slowly, awkwardly, and absurdly. . Truly the Eldritch version of the angelic choir within Heaven's gates

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He is Kthanid, formerly a Great Old One, now a Elder god

Kthanid is an Elder God and said to be the brother of Cthulhu. A member of Cthulhu's race, he helped banish his brother and the other Great Old Ones to Earth . He looks exactly like his sibling, the only difference being his golden eyes. . He bears a great hatred for The Great Old Ones, however despite his immense power, he is not capable of actual violence and only uses binding spells or memory-erasure to deal with his enemies.

She is Bastet, the Elder god

Bast is a Egyptian goddess of cats and in legend the daughter of Ra. Queen of all cats, including those of Mars, Saturn, Jupiter and Uranus. . Bast is also linked with ghouls in the mythos, and often referred to as "the Chewer of Corpses"

He is Hypnos, the Elder god

Hypnos is the Greek/Roman God of sleep. . It is said that once, long ago, The Lord of Sleep became confident that he could become the King of all reality, and ascended further in the astral than he had ever gone before. Eventually he reached an area unlike all the other previous levels of existence, attempting to wall him off, however, Hypnos manages to get past this obstacle, only to be driven insane (for a time) by what he experienced afterward . Hypnos, despite all his power from transcending many boundless realms with ease he could not go beyond the "First Gate", as he was driven insane by mere shadows of far greater beings.

It is Orryx, the Elder god

also known as The Bright Flame . It manifests as a giant pillar of blinding white and purple flames. Although its expression is bright and blinding, no one feels its heat. No one can look at Orryx more than a few seconds; after the first glance, the eyes of anyone who looks become sore and watery. . Not much else is known about this entity

It is Oztalun, the Elder god

also known as The Golden and Shimmering One . It is symbolized by a seven pointed star, which is also the seal of Oztalun. . Next to nothing is known about this entity

He is Vorvadoss, the Elder god

also known as The Flaming One, Lord of the Universal Spaces, The Troubler of the Sands, and He Who Waiteth in the Outer Dark . He often appears as a cloaked, hooded being, enveloped in green flames, with fiery eyes. . He is son of Nodens and brother of Yaggdytha

He is Yad-Thaddag, the Elder god

Almost like a twin to the Outer god Yog-Sothoth, with a nature very similar. . His form, though similar to Yog-Sothoth, is said to be brighter colored. . Unlike Yog-Sothoth, he does not feel the need to gather knowledge, and does not feel addicted to wisdom in any way. Due to this, often times he will allow himself to stay ignorant of something, and he carries with him no secret or forbidden knowledge

It is Yaggdytha, the Elder god

Greymastermad11 17-Apr-20 07:13 PM

also known as The Incandescent One . Brother to Vorvadoss and son of Nodens, it manifests as a great amorphous, incandescent ball of cyan living energy, which spreads itself into a web of giant beams of light. . not much else is known about this entity

Greymastermad11 18-Apr-20 06:40 AM

It is Shavalyoth, the Elder god

also known as The Shadowy and Shapeless One . Next to nothing is known about this entity

He is Ulthar, the Elder god

Sent to Earth to keep watch, and wait for the day that the Great Old Ones awaken . Next to nothing is known about this entity

He is Othkkartho - Sire of the Four Titans of Balance and Order, the Elder god

nothing is known about this entity

She is Zehirete - The Pure and Holy Womb of Light, the Elder god

nothing is known about this entity

. . Let it be known that other Elder gods exist, however nothing is known of them but their names. I will list them Adaedu Alithlai-Tyy Dveahtehs Eyroix Ovytonv Urthuvn Xislanyx Xuthyos-Sihb’Bz' Sk'tai Eppirfon Paighon

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The Dreamlands An alternate dimension?, part of the Astral Plane?, you decide

The Dreamlands are divided into several regions: The West, the most well-known and safe region of Dreamlands, a place where many dreamers enter the universe through the Steps of Deeper Slumber and the Enchanted Wood. Main western cities are Dylath-Leen, Ulthar, and Hlanith. Here also lies the Land of Mnar, where rise the ruins of Sarnath. The South, home of the isle of Oriab and the areas known as the Fantastic Realms. The East, home of Celephaïs and the dangerous Forbidden Lands. The North, location of the feared Plateau of Leng, home of giant spiders and the Men of Leng, and a ruined city of Sarkomand. At the very north of the known world there is the Cold Waste and the city of Kadath. At the south coast of the region lies the city of Inquanok. The Underworld, a subterranean region underneath the Dreamlands inhabited by various monsters. The Moon, accessible via a ship and inhabited by toad-like Moon-Beasts allied with Nyarlathotep.

Karakal, Dreamlands god of Fire

also known as Master of the Flames . Appears as an elf-like humanoid . He is revered by Wizards.

Lobon, Dreamlands god of Peace

also known as Lobon of the Sacred Spear . He appears as an forest-dwelling youth bearing a spear. . Lobon was one of the chief figureheads followed in doomed Sarnath together with Zo-Kalar and Tamash.

Nath-Horthath, Dreamlands god of Vengeance

also said to represent valor . Represented as a jet-black-skinned man with blond hair and silver eyes, almost always riding a lion . He is a chief figurehead of Celephaïs.

Oukranos, Dreamlands god of Rivers

He stays within a river on the Western continent, which separates the Enchanted Wood from the Dark Wood. . The river itself is named after him

Tamash, Dreamlands god of Illusion

He is a figurehead of illusion, mysticism and the wise. . Appears as a short, pale-skinned, dark-haired, and bearded man. . He is followed by wizards and sorcerers . Tamash was one of the chief figureheads followed in doomed Sarnath along with Zo-Kalar and Lobon.

Zo-Kalar, Dreamlands god of the Mortal Cycle

figurehead of birth and death, the mortal cycle, passings-on and renewal . He is followed by healers, rogues, and necromancers. . Zo-Kalar was one of the chief figureheads followed in doomed Sarnath along with Tamash and Lobon.

Hagarg Ryonis, Dreamlands god of Assassination

also known as The Lier-in-Wait . figurehead of assassination and murder . Followed by assassins and rogues . She often appears as a beautiful woman, a reptilian monster, or both

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Greymastermad11 18-Apr-20 01:11 PM

It is Abholos, The Great Old One

also known as The Devourer in the Mist . A grey festering blob of infinite malevolence, described as the lesser brother of Tsathoggua or spawn of Cthulhu, born from his bile and tears.

It is Alala, the Great Old One

also known as the Herald of S'glhuo . An entity of living sound native to the Gulf of S’glhuo, and manifesting as a huge monstrous being. He is served by the Denizens of S’glhuo, which are made of his same substance.

It is Ammutseba, the Great Old One

also known as The Devourer of Stars . A dark cloudy mass, with tentacles who absorbs falling stars. . In Earth's prehistory, Ammutseba was worshiped by several now-vanished civilisations, where it was said to be the "daughter" of Azathoth Like so many of its kind, Ammutseba now sleeps beneath the Earth, hibernating under the ruined city of some long-dead civilisation deep in Central Africa. There, it is worshiped as a god by a race of albino humans.

It is Amon-Gorloth, the Great Old One

also known as The Creator of The Nile and The Universe's Equilibrium . Once dwelling in a gigantic palace known as Gz-eh near the Valley of the Kings, his dreaming force was able to shape reality. Causing life to eventually flourish within the Nile Valley, over 3,000 years ago, before the stars ceased to be right, and the advancing desert entombed his titanic body beneath the sands. Priests of his cult have built up secret subterranean mausoleums to access the Great Old One's body, and please the slumbering god by giving cattle as sacrificial victims.

It is Aphoom-Zhah, the Great Old One

also known as The Cold Flame . Aphoom-Zhah was spawned by Cthughaduring his visit to Hyperborea. There, Aphoom-Zhah was worshipped as a god. This situation remained stable for some time until the Elder Gods arrived to destroy it, when they were about to apprehend Aphoom-Zhah, it reacted with such violence that it froze the regions of Hyperborea Lomar and Zobna, giving rise to the North Pole.

It is Apocolothoth, the Great Old One

also known as The god of Moons . It is a lunar entity that dwells in the Dimension of Enno-Lunn. . Almost nothing is known about this entity

It is Arwassa, the Great Old One

also known as The Silent Shouter of the Hill . It floats around the hills of the old motes and baileys of Europe, driving men stationed there to insanity. It is described as having a humanoid torso but with tendrils instead of limbs, and a short neck that leads to a toothless, featureless mouth.

It is Atlach-Nacha, the Great Old One

also known as The Spider god and The Spinner in Darkness . She dwells in a cave system beneath Mount Voormithadreth, in the now extinct Arctic kingdom of Hyperborea. There, she spins a great web, forming a great bridge between the Dreamlands and the waking world. It is believed that when the web is complete, the end of the world will come. . She kills her victims by puncturing them with thousands of spines and sucking out their juices. She is subservient to Abhoth and is served by the Spiders of Leng. . She had a cult among the Phoenicians and the Hyborians, in modern times Atlach-Nacha is worshipped by the Tcho-Tchos of the Andaman Islands and South Asia.

She is Ayi'ig, the Great Old One

also known as The Serpent goddess, Aeg, and Aega . She appears as an octopus-like monstrosity with serpentine eyes and detachable tentacles that move independently. She lives in a cavern within a deep canyon somewhere in Texas.

She is Aylith, the Great Old One

also known as The Widow in the Woods, and The Many-Mother . She is a tall, shadowy humanoid entity with glowing yellow eyes and branch-like protrusions. . Not much is known about this entity

It is Baoht Z'uqqa-Mogg, the Great Old One

also known as The Bringer of Pestilence . He is a powerful winged scorpion-like monstrosity with a ant-like head, often he is worshipped by small conclaves of ghouls. Baoht has also lived on Shaggai, this god is now dwelling on Earth. It most likely has no human worshippers.

He is Basatan, the Great Old One

also known as Master of Crabs . He is a sea-god who is described as a gigantic humanoid crab hybrid, and is believed to own a ring connected to the constellation Cancer. . Not much is known about this entity

It is B'gnu-Thun, the Great Old One

also known as The Soul-Chilling Ice-god . It has been reported to appear as a gigantic humanoid monstrosity with blue-tinged skin. Wherever it passes, a fierce, otherworldly blizzard follows in its wake, earning B'gnu-Thun it's epithet. . Not much is known about this entity

It is Bokrug, the Great Old One

also known as The Great Water Lizard . Once worshipped by strange creatures known as the Thunn'ha; these creatures were eventually wiped out by men from the city of Sarnath, and had their idol to Bokrug stolen. Every year, the men of the Sarnath celebrated the destruction of the Thunn'ha in a festival, until the thousandth anniversary of the festival; the city was destroyed seemingly by Bokrug, and all the people within the city died. Many years later, when other men found the courage to seek out Sarnath, they found nothing, not the ruins of the city, not even the bones of the dead. All that rested there was an ancient, weed-encrusted statue. These men brought this idol back to their own city, and began to worship Bokrug out of fear.

It is Bugg-Shash, the Great Old One

also known as The Black One, The Filler of Space, and He Who Comes in the Dark . a gelatinous creature with numerous human-like eyes and mouths covering its body. It attacks its prey by wrapping around them and drowning them in slime, often multiple people at once. Once the victims are dead they can be controlled, like puppets, to perform tasks where there is light, Bugg-Shash's only weakness.

It is Byatis, the Great Old One

also known as The Berkeley Toad, and Serpent Bearded Byatis . Byatis, the serpent-bearded, the god of forgetfulness, came with the Great Old Ones from the stars. He may be called by the touching of his image by a living being. His gaze brings darkness on the mind; and it is said that those who look upon his eye will be forced to walk into his clutches. He feasts upon those who stray to him, and from those upon whom he feasts he draws a part of their vitality

It is Chaugnar Faugn, the Great Old One

also known as The Horror from the Hills, The Feeder, Caug-Narfagn, and The Elephant God . It is a vampiric elephant-like humanoid horror with a leech-like mouth on the end of his trunk. When he hungers, Chaugnar moves very quickly for its size and uses its trunk to drain the blood from its victims . also the creator and maker of the Miri-Nigri, a race of aquatic humanoids who are the progenitors of the horrid Tcho-Tcho People by means of hybridization with humans.

She is Coatlicue, the Great Old One

also known as The Serpent Skirted One . Former mate of the Snake God Yig. An enormous creature, she is said to be humanoid in form with a reptilian nature, her head is actually a pair of serpents which face each other, and she wears a skirt created from living snakes, hence her name. . Not much is known about this entity

It is The Color, the Great Old One

also know as The Color Out of Space . It appears as an mutagenic, glowing, foul-smelling mist or fluid that mutates all organisms around it while slowly consuming their life-force. . The creature's motive (if any) is unknown and it is impossible to discern whether or not the "color" is emotional, moral, or even conscious.

Greymastermad11 18-Apr-20 07:02 PM

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"Let it be known that unfortunately, despite my best efforts, I had failed to put an entry for the Elder god Nodens, I will remedy that now."

He is Nodens, the Elder god

also known as Lord of the Great Abyss . He is the lord and master of the night-gaunts, a race of strange flying creatures. . He often wars with Nyarlathotep . Not much is known about this entity

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Greymastermad11 04-May-20 11:08 AM

It is Coinchenn, the Great Old One

It is a marine tentacled horror made of fish, whale, and octopus-like features . Not much is known about this entity

It is Crom Cruach, the Great Old One

Crom Cruach is said to lie under Stonehenge. . His cult believe him to be all-knowing. In the Hyborian Age the grim god Crom Crauch was worshipped in Cimmeria. Later he was worshiped by the Celts in Ireland. . It's said that its worship was ended by St. Patrick who destroyed the cult sign with a hammer.

It is Cthaat, the Great Old One

also known as The Dark Water god . It is a formless mass of shape-shifting water

. Not much else is known about this entity

Greymastermad11 04-May-20 01:26 PM

She is Cthaeghya, the Great Old One

The half-sister of Cthulhu, she is responsible for spawning the Cthulhi . Not much else is known about this entity

He is Cthugha, the Great Old One

also known as The Living Flame and The Burning One . He resembles a giant ball of fire. He is served by the Flame Creatures of Cthugha . He is an elemental spirit of fire opposed to the Elder gods

He is Cthulhu, the Great Old One

also known as Master of R'lyeh and The Great Dreamer . The most detailed descriptions of Cthulhu are based on statues of the creature. One, constructed by an artist after a series of baleful dreams, is said to have "yielded simultaneous pictures of an octopus, a dragon, and a human caricature" . A Cthulhu cultist reports that the Great Old Ones are telepathic and "knew all that was occurring in the universe." They were able to communicate with the first humans by "moulding their dreams," thus establishing the Cthulhu Cult . It is unknown how large the throng of those who worship the dreaded Cthulhu is, but his cult has many cells around the globe . a Great Old One of great power that lies in a death-like slumber beneath the Pacific Ocean in his sunken city of R'lyeh. He remains a dominant presence in the eldritch dealings on our world . In his house at R'lyeh, dead Cthulhu waits dreaming

Greymastermad11 05-May-20 01:38 PM

She is Cthylla, the Great Old One

also known as The Secret One and The Secret Daughter . She is the daughter of Cthulhu, and is critical to his plans, as should Cthulhu somehow die, Cthylla will give birth to him once again . Also known as "The Secret One" because cults try to hide all information about the goddess . Cthylla is destined to give birth to Cthulhu again after he is destroyed in the distant future

It is Cyäegha, the Great Old One

also known as The Destroying Eye and The Waiting Dark . It is characterized by its supreme nihilism and utter contempt for all things. The being appears as a great, black-bodied, green eye surrounded by a mass of tentacles . Cyäegha has existed since the dawn of time and sleeps in a vast cavern under the mountain Dunkelhügel, the "Dark Hill", in Germany . Cyäegha is an earth elemental and is both protected and imprisoned by five lesser entities known as the Vaeyen

She is Cynothoglys, the Great Old One

also known as The Mortician God and She Whose Hand Embalms . She appears as a formless mound with one arm-like appendage, and uses this arm-like appendage to kill whoever summons her . She once held a cult in Italy which payed homage to her rather than worship her

He is Dagon, the Great Old One

also known as Father Dagon . He presides over the Deep Ones, an amphibious humanoid race indigenous to Earth's oceans . He is worshipped by the Esoteric Order of Dagon . Dagon is an enormous specimen of Deep One that has been mentioned in texts since ancient times. He is worshipped as a deity by a devout cult of both humans and Deep Ones . There exists ancient Dagon-related carvings that display what appear to be several gigantic Deep Ones wrestling with whales . The biblical 'Philistines' worshipped Dagon as a god

Greymastermad11 09-May-20 07:36 AM

It is Dhumin, the Great Old One

also known as The Burrower from the Bluff . it is believed to resemble some kind of colossal worm or snake, and is known to possess a scaled skin which it will occasionally shed . Dhumin occupies the area where Memphis, Tennessee stands

It is The Dweller in the Gulf, the Great Old One

also known as The Eidolon of the Blind . an ancient, possibly immortal creature that dwells deep withing the planet Mars . It is served and worshipped by a cult of Martians who have been captured and blinded by the Dweller . The Dweller is equipped with two proboscides for the extraction of eyes . The cult periodically gathers around a strange figure of the Dweller which induces a drug-like ecstasy in anyone who touches it; while they are drugged, the Dweller claims one as a living sacrifice

It is Dygra, the Great Old One

also known as The Stone-Thing . It appears as some kind of monstrous geode with the entirety of the creature bedecked in a multitude of precious jewels . Not much else is known about this entity

Greymastermad11 09-May-20 12:49 PM

It is Dythalla, the Great Old One

also known as Lord of Lizards . Dythalla appears to be some kind of colossal reptile endowed with a mane of tentacles . Not much is known about this entity

Greymastermad11 09-May-20 01:05 PM

It is Dzéwà, the Great Old One

also known as The White god . It came from Xiclotl to Earth, following alien insects . It is a plant-based alien monstrosity with an insatiable appetite . Not much is known about this entity

It is Eihort, the Great Old One

also known as The Pale Beast and god of the Labyrinth . A huge, pale, gelatinous, oval-shaped monstrosity covered in myriads of eyes and supported by thousands of bony, fleshless legs . Whenever Eihort encounters a human, it makes a bargain with them. If the human declines, Eihort kills the human. If the human accepts, Eihort implants a undeveloped brood into their body. When the brood hatches it will kill the human host

Greymastermad11 09-May-20 01:16 PM

It is Ei'lor, the Great Old One

also known as The Star-Seed and The Plant-god . A plant-like parasitic Great Old One native to the jungle planet Kr’llyand, which orbits a dead, green star . It possesses a strange mutagenic ability, which is when anyone who partakes of its flesh will eventually transform into a grotesque, rabbit-like mutant

Greymastermad11 09-May-20 01:33 PM

It is Ghadamon, the Great Old One

also known as The Seed of Azathoth . A bluish-brown larval Great Old One made of slime that lives in the stagnant Underworld Sterile Lake east of the Fungus Forest with a colony of its minions . It emits and absorbs a mix of noxious gas and slime through an ever shifting cycle of pustules and orifices

It is Ghatanothoa, the Great Old One

also known as Lord of the Volcano, Thoa and The Thing on the Mount . The firstborn of Cthulhu spawned by Idh-yaa on the planet Xoth . A huge, amorphous monstrosity, whose appearance is so hideous that anyone who gazes upon it becomes petrified . The victim is permanently immobilized, the body taking on the consistency of leather and the internal organs and brain preserved indefinitely, yet the subject remains fully aware

Greymastermad11 09-May-20 02:33 PM

It is Ghisguth, the Great Old One

Also known as The Sound of Deep Waters . Appearing as a gargantuan mass of protoplasm, Ghisguth is known to be able to take on the form of a titanic fish-like creature when the mood takes it . It inhabits the deepest, darkest depths of the ocean, however whether it actually has an aversion to light or just prefers to live in the shadows is a mystery . Ghisguth is believed to have been sired in a distant star-system thousands of years ago, but the story of how it came to Earth is currently unknown

It is Gi-Hoveg, the Great Old One

also known as The Aether Anemone . It is reputed to have a body comprised of a soft, pliant substance which is covered in a mass of spines, tentacles, and staring eyes . It is arch-rival to the entity Uvhash, though exactly why this feud exists is unknown

It is Gla'aki, the Great Old One

Greymastermad11 09-May-20 02:52 PM

It has a vast reservoir of knowledge, not only of the supernatural entities that exist on Earth, but of those which predate it . The quills on its back can inject a substance to ensure its victims' compliance. Those skewered in such a way are granted immortality, but only as a puppet for Gla'aki . in eons past he had been imprisoned in a meteor by the Elder gods. When the meteor finally fell to Earth, the monster was freed, and the resulting crater gradually filled with water, becoming the lake which Gla'aki now inhabits . Sightings of Gla'aki in bodies of water across the globe are somewhat commonplace, though whether these reports are of the creature itself or merely a misidentified creature is anyone's guess

Greymastermad11 09-May-20 04:13 PM

It is Gleeth, the Great Old One

It is blind and deaf entity on the Earth's moon . Gleeth is also said to maintain a cult of mortal worshippers in the Dreamlands . Not much is known about this entity

It is Gloon, the Great Old One

also known as The Corruptor of Flesh, and The Master of the Temple . Appearing from statues of the Greek god Dionysius, Gloon's true appearance is that of a leathery, bloated slug whose skin hangs off its body in great flaps . Imprisoned long ago by powerful sorcery on the lost continent of Atlantis . Those affected with an overwhelming compulsion to locate the ruins of Gloon's temple, will drown themselves whilst searching for them . Dolphins in particular display a fondness for his statues

It is Gobogeg, the Great Old One

also known as The Twice-Invoked . manifests as an enormous column of shifting, pulsating eldritch flesh, sporting a single eye at the tip of its tentacle-like body . When it appears, it causes great earthquakes to ravage the surrounding lands, and is said to be able to cause entire worlds to implode through his presence

It is god of the Red Flux, the Great Old One

A vaporous red entity haunting the rainforest of Central Africa . It has the power to turn humans into zombie-like servants . Not much is known about this entity

It is Gog-Hoor, the Great Old One

also known as The Eater of the Insane . It lives in a dimension that is a reflection of our own . It resembles a giant bullet-shaped monster with a long proboscis it uses to feed off of the souls of madmen . Not much is known about this entity

It is Gol-goroth, the Great Old One

also known as The Forgotten Old One and god of the Black Stone . It appears as a titanic, toad-like monstrosity with an impossibly malevolent glare . Not much is known about this entity

It is Golothess, the Great Old One

Golothess was cut into ten pieces by Yig during a great battle . One of these pieces became an alabaster dish in Egypt . Not much is known about this entity

It is The Green god, the Great Old One

also known as The Horror Under Warrendown . A sentient plant-like entity dwelling within a series of subterranean caverns, where it is always served by mutant creatures . Not much is known about this entity

Greymastermad11 18-May-20 12:39 PM

It is Groth-Golka, the Great Old One

also known as The Demon Bird-god . A monstrous creature who dwells in the Arctic Circle, said to resemble a pterodactyl . In old times, hosts of men fought against him, but the beast was the greatest of all the devil-birds and he slew all who tried . Any whom dare enter the Circle are very likely to meet their demise. Those whom have brought sacrifices, are the only ones allowed to enter the land he claimed

It is Gtuhanai, the Great Old One

also known as The Destroyer God of the Aartnna . A destructive entity manifesting as a tornado; pulling various metals into it, shredding them, and becoming a swirling vortex of shrapnel . It is unknown whether it is sentient; it does not interact in any meaningful way with human beings . Related in some way to Hastur and Cthulhu . It originates from the Pleiades star cluster, and if summoned, brings destruction to the land it forms upon

It is Gurathnaka, the Great Old One

also known as The Eater of Dreams and Shadow of the Night . A shadowy, incorporeal entity dwelling in the Dreamlands . Not much is known about this entity

It is Gur'la-ya, the Great Old One

also known as The Lurker in Doom-Laden Shadows . A great humanoid shadow-thing with two red glowing eyes . He is able to transform the skull of his victims into green glowing stones carved with strange symbols, but why he prefers this method of killing is unknown . Not much is known about this entity

Greymastermad11 19-May-20 12:57 PM

It is Gwarloth, the Great Old One

It is a tentacled, amoebic horror with multiple eyes, orifices, and a dangling gland forming a hideous face . Almost nothing is known about this entity

It is Han, the Great Old One

also known as The Dark One . It is made of a freezing, howling mist . Bound to follow the Great Old One Yig . It guards a seemingly endless maze . Not much is known about this entity

He is Hastur, the Great Old One

also known as The Unspeakable One, Lord of the Interstellar Spaces, and The King in Yellow . Son of Yog-Sothoth, and Half-Brother of Cthulhu . He often appears as a beggar or a man in a suit, however he always wears yellow and has an affinity for the color . It is said that followers of Hastur attempt to spread his worship through the use of a strange sigil, referred to as The Yellow Sign. Once an individual sees The Yellow Sign, they are hypnotically bound to Hastur . He is known to be an enemy of his half-brother Cthulhu

It is H'chtelegoth, the Great Old One

also known as The Great Tentacled god . It resembles a greenish-brown pillar with a "crown" of tentacles, and a row of multiple eyes . Not much is known about this entity

It is Haiogh-Yai, the Great Old One

also known as The Outsider . A monstrous, amorphous, whirling entity who made its home within a black hole . Not much is known about this entity

He is Hnarqu, the Great Old One

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The weaker brother of Cthulhu . He appears as a gargantuan mouth surrounded by almost countless tentacles . Not much is known about this entity

He is Hziulquoigmnzhah, the Great Old One

also known as The god of Cykranosh and Ziulquag-Manzah . Believed to live in one of three locations. Near Sirus the Dog Star, on Neptune, or on Saturn . He has a sphere-like body, elongated arms, short legs, and a pendulum-like head dangling underneath . Not much is known about this entity

She is Idh-Yaa, the Great Old One

also known as The Mighty Mother and The Xothic Matriarch . She is mate to Cthulhu and bore him several children . Believed to dwell under the crust of the star Xoth . Not much is known about this entity

Greymastermad11 19-May-20 05:42 PM

It is Inpesca, the Great Old One

also known as The Sea Horror . It is a purplish, bluish, blackish mass . It hunts along both the Ecuadorian and Peruvian coasts . Not much is known about this entity

It is Iod, the Great Old One

also known as The Hunter of Souls, and The Shining Pursuer . Iod is worshipped on the planet Bel Yarnak, and known in Atlantis and Mu . It appears as a strange conglomeration of plant, mineral, and animal . After paralyzing its victims, Iod drains away their life force with its tendrils until only its brain remains. Which lives on within the corpse, trapped forever

She is Istasha, the Great Old One

also known as The Mistress of Darkness . A catlike deity; she is vicious, and violent . Not much is known about this entity

Greymastermad11 19-May-20 08:03 PM

He is Ithaqua, the Great Old One

also known as The Wind-Walker, god of the Cold, and The White Silence . Son of Hastur and Shub-Niggurath, he is a horrifying giant with a roughly human shape . He has been reported from as far north as the Arctic to the Sub-Arctic, where the Native Americans first encountered him . He is believed to prowl the Arctic waste, hunting down unwary travelers and slaying them in a gruesome fashion . Fearful denizens of Siberia and Alaska often leave sacrifices for Ithaqua; not as worship but as appeasement . He frequently attempts to reproduce with humanoid females, hoping to create offspring to assist with releasing the other Great Old Ones

It is Janai'ngo, the Great Old One

also known as The Key of the Watery Gates and The Lobster of the Deep . A crustacean-like, tentacled, half-amorphous marine horror . It serves Cthulhu . It dwellls in the depths of the Bay of Rhiiklu, somewhere on the eastern coast of the United States . Not much is known about this entity

It is Juk-Shabb, the Great Old One

also known as The god of Yakub . It appears as a huge shining ball of sentient energy . It communicates by changing color and using telepathy. The being is powerfully psychic and has an extensive knowledge of magic . Among the Great Old Ones, it's one of the least malevolent

. Not much is known about this entity

It is Kaalut, the Great Old One

also known as The Ravenous One . It is a gigantic insectoid larva-like horror, dwelling in the nebulous realm of K'gil'mnon . Kaalut's powers vary but the most prominent are mind manipulation, telepathy, omniscience, invulnerability, immortality and possibly even reality warping . Said to be incredibly ancient, it often wars with Nyarlathotep; and while not being related to Azathoth in anyway, Kaalut will not go against the Outer gods will

Greymastermad11 20-May-20 12:59 PM

She is Kassogtha, the Great Old One

also known as The Bride of Cthulhu and The Leviathan of Diseases . She is believed to be Cthulhu's sister and mate, bearing him two children . She appears as a huge mass of writhing, coiled tentacles which are capable of extending to astonishing lengths; ensuring that her prey has no chance of escape . She poisons any water she dwells within . She is considered very aggressive, even fighting with Cthulhu from time to time

It is Khal'kru, the Great Old One

similar to the mythological Kraken . It is believed to dwell within a hidden, warm temple; somewhere in Alaska . Khal'kru rarely appears, seemingly only to destroy any and all who dare set foot in its temple . To survive an encounter with this entity is almost impossible

. Not much is known about this entity

It is K'nar'st, the Great Old One

also known as Spawn of the Forgotten . an amphibious Great Old One with four, seven-clawed arms, and tentacles in place of legs. The head is lion-like but bony and his mouth encases three long tongues . Believed to be trapped beneath the seafloor, in an underwater mountain known as Nayghof . Not much is known about this entity

She is Lythalia, the Great Old One

also known as The Forest goddess . She is mate to Elder god Nodens, mother to Vorvadoss and Yaggdytha, sister to Istasha . She appears as a beautiful woman wrapped in vines and vegetation . Not much is known about this entity

She is Mappo no Ryujin, the Great Old One

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also known as The Harbinger of Doom and The Mother of all Snakes . She sleeps within the Muvian ruins near the Japanese isles, only being currently active in a semi-corporeal form . The last time she fully manifested on Earth was over 50,000 years ago; when she was summoned by her son, the Great Old One Yig . It is said when the world ends, she will awaken to consume Sol, and plunge the world into darkness

Greymastermad11 25-May-20 04:37 AM

He is Mnomquah, the Great Old One

also known as Lord of the Black Lake . a great reptilian creature, with a crown of writhing feelers and a lack of eyes (though he can still see) . He is trapped inside the Dreamlands moon, though how he became trapped there is unknown . Not much is known about this entity

It is Mordiggian, the Great Old One

also known as The Charnel god, and The Great Ghoul . Worshipped by several human cults and cults of ghouls, known of in Zothique, mankinds last continent . Described as swirling darkness, a gigantic shadow, a worm shaped column . Not much is known about this entity

Greymastermad11 25-May-20 08:13 AM

She is Mynoghra, the Great Old One

also known as The She-Daemon of the Shadows . Believed to be cousin to Nyarlathotep, she has no other known family . Appearing as a woman with alien traits and tentacles in place of hair . Thought to be worshipped by various cults in Salem, Massachusetts . Not much is known about this entity

They are Nctosa and Nctolhu, the Great Old Ones

also known as The Twin Spawn of Cthulhu (The reason of only one picture for them both) . They are currently imprisoned in the Great Red Spot of the planet Jupiter . Both appear as huge shell-endowed beings, with eight segmented limbs, and long arms ending with claws . They are daughters of the Great Old One Cthulhu . Not much is known about these entities

Greymastermad11 27-May-20 09:48 AM

He is Pharol, the Great Old One

also known as Pharol the Black . The entity normally dwells in another dimension which is said to be a "seething and sub-dimensional chaos" beyond the mundane world . It is believed wizards would sometimes summon Pharol to gain arcane knowledge . Not much is known about this entity

Greymastermad11 12-Jul-20 06:17 PM

It is Ptar-Axtlan, the Great Old One

a mysterious entity related to zoomorphic shapeshifters, especially were-cats . Not much is known about this entity

He is Quachil Uttaus, the Great Old One

also known as The Treader of the Dust, The Ultimate Corruption, and The Keeper of the Dust . an entity that can reduce all living tissue he comes into contact with to dust, usually associated with age, death, and decay. Summoning this god is considered lethal, if one even subconsciously entertains thoughts of suicide. . It is noted for the acceleration of time that occurs in its presence . Appears as a mummified humanoid with withered, bone-thin arms and unnatural, ever-grasping hands

He is Quyagen, the Great Old One

also known as The Eye of Z'ylsm, and He Who Dwells Beneath Our Feet . Worshiped as a deity in a lost continent located in the southern Atlantic Ocean; his form is likely octopoid, with myriads of horns along a maddening body.

He is Raandaii-B'nk, the Great Old One

It is said he created sharks in his own image . There is an undersea temple in which he rules within the Bermuda Triangle; known as the "Cathedral of Raandaii-B'nk"

Greymastermad11 12-Jul-20 08:53 PM

He is Rhan-Tegoth, the Great Old One

also known as Terror of the Hominids, and He of the Ivory Throne . A three-eyed, gilled, proboscidian monster with a globular torso, six long sinuous limbs ending in black paws, with claws, and covered in what appears to be hair, but is actually tiny tentacles . Rhan-Tegoth was the last god to sleep, and probably was meant to be the first to wake, it was worshipped by the prehuman, cannibal "Gnophkehs", but few humans follow the entity today

It is Rlim Shaikorth, the Great Old One

also known as The White Worm . A gigantic, pale, white worm with a great gaping maw and empty sockets for eyes that bleed rivers of blood continuously . victims of The White Worm are frozen solid, their bodies appearing eerily white, and remain preternaturally cold—they will not melt nor warm even when exposed to fire

It is Saaitii, the Great Old One

Saaitii rules over the hogs of Earth, and protects a forest which is sacred to it. Any who so foolishly enter the forest and defile it, will meet a gruesome demise from the monster . Saaitii is believed to have manifested through the wandering souls of deceased hogs, absorbing their rage and taking the form of a ghostly hog

Greymastermad11 13-Jul-20 04:01 AM

He is Shaklatal, the Great Old One

also known as The Eye of Wicked Sight . A dark-skinned humanoid horror with tentacles sprouting from his head, and glowing red eyes; worshiped by the earliest African civilizations . Not much is known about this entity

It is Shudde M'ell, the Great Old One

also known as The Burrower Beneath, and The Great Chthonian . Appears as a colossal worm with tentacles sprouting from its head, and is so large that it can cause earthquakes by simply moving; it burrows through the earth, melting all rocks in its wake

Greymastermad11 13-Jul-20 05:25 PM

He is Thasaidon, the Great Old One

also known as Master of the Endless Void, The Arch Demon, god of Evil, god of Witchcraft, the Dark One, and Lord of the Seventy Hells . Formerly worshipped by a vast cult, at some point worship of Thasaidon was abandoned; though it is said that his cult will reemerge in the future . He loves violence and depravity, but prefers to stay on the sidelines as a mere observer and let his followers do what they will . Though lacking physical form, he may manifest through a statue as a malignant entity, armored as a warrior, wielding mace (edited)

It is Thog, the Great Old One

also known as The Demon-god of Xuthal . An octopus-like monstrosity of the Hyborian Age which haunts the underground city of Xuthal . Xuthal's inhabitants live only for sensual pleasures, ans therefore lived in terror of Thog. They would often hold a lottery to see whom would be thrown to Thog to satisfy it's lust and hunger

He is Tsathoggua, the Great Old One

also known as Zhothaqquah, Sodagui, Tsadogwa, Sadogowah, Sadoqua, Tsathoqquah, and Sleeper of N'kai . He is very squat and pot-bellied, his head being more like a monstrous toad than a deity, and his whole body is covered with an imitation of short fur, giving somehow a vague sensation of both the bat and the sloth . Often found asleep, he is incredibly lazy and refuses to leave his chambers unless mortally threatened. If disturbed, he will eat him unless the awakener has a sacrifice to offer; in which case, Tsathoggua will eat the sacrifice instead and then fall back into hibernation . Tsathoggua dwells deep beneath the earth in a subterranean place known as N'kai, served by formless spawn (edited)

Greymastermad11 14-Jul-20 10:52 AM

It is Tulushuggua, the Great Old One

also known as The Watery Dweller Beneath . It is a mysterious subterranean horror, dwelling deep within the flooded caves of Florida . It is served by the eel-like horrors known as the Tulush . Not much is known about this entity

It is The Worm that Gnaws in the Night, the Great Old One

also known as Doom of Shaggai . A powerful, massive, polychaete, worm-like fiend . The worm has immense durability and might be one of the most powerful Great Old Ones . It has survived radiation emitted from the outer god Ghroth, who (in doing this) destroyed all other life on Shaggai . Not much is known about this entity

It is Ut'Ulls-Hr'Her, the Great Old One

also known as The Great Horned Mother, and Black Glory of Creation . A huge faceless creature with various appendages sprouting from its head, a beard of oozing horns, many reddish teats, and fish-like fins sprouting from an egg-shaped body . Not much is known about this entity

It is Xinlurgash, the Great Old One

also known as The Ever-Consuming . A bristly-mass with large gaping maws, made up of tentacles and spider-like limbs . Almost nothing is known about this entity

Greymastermad11 14-Jul-20 03:01 PM

It is Xitalu, the Great Old One

also known as The Being of Higher Dimension . It is a tentacled, multi-eyed, soul-devouring abomination which dwells between dimensions . Almost nothing is known about this entity

He is Y'golonac, the Great Old One

also known as The Defiler . He is the god of perversion and depravity – not just "average" human perversions or depravities, but any that can be conceived of by a sapient being (sane or otherwise) . He is imprisoned behind a wall of bricks in unknown ruins. His true form is uncertain, but when he possesses a human host to manifest, he appears as a grotesquely obese man, lacking a head or neck, with a mouth in the palm of each hand (edited)

He is Yig, the Great Old One

also known as The Father of Serpents . He is fiercely protective of his offspring and will punish anyone who dares to harm them His offspring being all serpents . He is mate of the outer god Yidhra . Although he is rarely malicious, he enters a feeding frenzy in the Autumn seasons

He is 'Ymnar, the Great Old One

also known as The Dark Stalker, and Seducer of Earthly intelligences . He was spawned by the Outer God Ngyr-Korath to serve him only, and no others . He may grant great powers to whoever chooses to serve him and his master, but 'Ymnar's final aim is the destruction of all sentient and intelligent life in the Cosmos

. Not much is known about this entity

It is Ythogtha, the Great Old One

also known as The Thing in the Pit, and The Abomination in the Abyss . It is the second child of Cthulhu . A dense mane and a beard of writhing tentacles grows from its head . The Elder gods imprisoned Ythogtha in the Abyss of Yhe . Not much is known about this entity (edited)

They are Zhar and Lloigor, the Great Old Ones

also known as The Twin Obscenities . Their mountainous ropy bodies lie in vast lightless caverns beneath the "Lake of Dread" on a far away planet . Their enormous tentacles are entangled with each other's bodies, which lie in distant parts of the same cave. The two constantly emit strange humming sounds at each other as they have for millennia since being imprisoned there by the Elder gods

It is Zoth-Ommog, the Great Old One

also known as The Dweller in the Depths, Zatamaga, Hommogah, Z'otomogo, Zatamagwa, Sothamogha, Z'mog, Sothmogg, and Zhmog-yaa . It has a cone-shaped body, a razor-fanged reptilian head, four broad, flat, starfish-like arms with suckers, and a mane of tentacles. How it swims or walks on the ocean floor is unknown . Zoth-Ommog was imprisoned by the Elder Gods beneath the seabed near Ponape and R'lyeh

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