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	Cthulhu Mythos
		Cthulhu Mythos is a generic name, coined by the writer August Derleth, for a particular type of horror story by the writer H.
		The high priest of the Old Ones, Cthulhu, remains on earth in the sunken city of R'lyeh, beneath the Pacific Ocean, in a death-like sleep, until the day when the stars are right again, and he can awaken.
		The Cthulhu mythos was first described explicitly in the story "The Call of Cthulhu".
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/ct/Cthulhu_Mythos.html (638 words)

	Cthulhu Mythos - CthulhuWiki (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Cthulhu mythos is the term coined by the writer August Derleth to describe the shared themes, characters, and elements in the works of H.P. Lovecraft, his protegés, and writers influenced by him.
		Cthulhu is regarded as the priest of the gods, while Dagon appears to be his subordinate.
		Mosig argues that Cthulhu "is perhaps one of the weakest and least important of the main entities [in the mythos]—save for his immediacy".
	www.yog-sothoth.com /wiki/index.php/Cthulhu_Mythos (3849 words)

	Abhoth: Facts and details from Encyclopedia Topic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Abhoth is also the name of a death metal Death metal is a form of heavy metal music with thrash influences which emerged in the united states (especially florida and california), europe (especially the united kingdom and sweden) and canada...
		Cthulhu Cthulhu (alternate spellings / names: tulu, cthulu and many others) is a fictional character, one of a pantheon of fictional great old ones of the cthulhu mythos in the writings of h....
		Yig Yig, a minor deity of the cthulhu mythos known as the father of serpents was long known as bad medicine, and quietly placated, by native americans....
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /a/abhoth (890 words)

	Cthulhu Mythos in popular culture - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Paul Wilson has made passing references to the Mythos; the most explicit of these occurs in his novel The Keep, wherein a treasure trove of books is discovered with titles directly out of the Mythos, including the Book of Eibon and a copy of al-Azif (the Arabic original of the Necronomicon).
		Cthulhu (more information can be found on this Authorised Cthulhu movie fansite), feature film based on the short stories 'Call of Cthulhu' and 'The Dunwich Horror'.
		Little Cthulhu is an sad, unlucky, unhappy little monster-boy with tentacles, claws and a devil-ish tail, that is tortured by his parents, friends, teachers and the whole of society, because of being different.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/References_to_the_Cthulhu_Mythos (7713 words)

	Vampyre Society
		Cthulhu exists in a deep sleep of death in the watery depths of R'lyeh silently dreaming, waiting for the day when the stars are right and his worshippers raise R'lyeh from the Pacific Ocean.
		Cthulhu has a vaguely anthropoid outline, but with and octopus-like head whose face was a a mass of feelers, a scaly, rubbery-looking body, prodigious claws on hind and fore feet, and long, narrow wings behind.
		Cthulhu is an evil godlike being who would supposedly lay waste to the world if ever awoken from his slumber in the sunken city of R'lyeh, located somewhere under the South Pacific.
	www.100megspopup.com /vampsociety/research/sberard/lmythos.html (8690 words)

	Cthulhu.html
		The Cthulhu Mythos was not planned, but grew organically out of Lovecraft's writing over time, passing through various phases of development, gradually moving from the Dreamlands stories to the more 'fantasy' stories of the Mythos to the more science-fictional explorations of alien cultures of the later Mythos stories.
		The central concept of the Cthulhu Mythos is the insignificance of humanity and the dependence of human rationality and confidence in a lack of understanding of that fact.
		Whether magical or technological, the powers of the mythos are damaging to human sanity because it exposes how human rationality is the result of ignorance rather than knowledge, and exposes the insignificance of humanity and the environment in which we flourish in the cosmic scheme of things.
	www.maison-otaku.net /~rhea/Cthulhu/Cthulhu.html (13023 words)

	Cthulhu mythos: Facts and details from Encyclopedia Topic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Zoth-Ommog In the cthulhu mythos, zoth-ommog, the dweller in the deep, is a great old one, the third son of cthulhu....
		Abhoth Abhoth (nickname: the source of uncleanness) is a fictional character, an outer god from h....
		Star-spawn of Cthulhu In the fictional cthulhu mythos, the star-spawn of cthulhu are a race of beings that were determined to be the pre-human spawn to great cthulhu....
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /e/cthulhu_mythos (5411 words)

	Satanic Reds
		Cthulhu as written of by Lovecraft (HPL): High Priest of the Old Ones who are Outside, that will be unleashed through the gate which is Yog-Sothoth.
		Cthulhu - Lovecraft: The story "Call of Cthulhu" was a deliberate parody of the Book of Revelation; HPL said this in one of his letters.
		Hastur: not a Cthulhu Mythos entity, a shepherd god [Ambrose Bierce], a force of stagnation and stasis [Robert Chambers] the enemy of Cthulhu [Derleth], the enemy of all the old ones hinted by saying those that wear the Yellow Sign are enemies of the Old Ones [HPL].
	www.geocities.com /satanicreds/hermet-mythos.html (3997 words)

	Mail-Call 007
		Back to the Love craft/Derleth Mythos: the two outlooks could be somewhat harmonized by remembering that Derleth's is probably that which most humans would take when confronted with the realization that monstrous beings exist, whereas Lovecraft's later tales come closer to explaining those beings' actual nature.
		I suspect Abhoth is all that remained of him after he had spawned the efts of the prime---just a gray pulsing puddle under Mt. Voormithadreth in Hyperborea.
		Still, no matter how "harmful" Derleth was to the Mythos (and I think he helped it, not harmed it), not enough mention was made in #6 of the fact that without Derleth’s Herculean labors over a span of more than three decades, HPL would still be shrouded in obscurity today.
	www.clare.ltd.new.net /cryptofcthulhu/mail007.htm (1768 words)

	Articles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		When considering the genesis of what is called the Cthulhu Mythos, we must recognize that the whole warp and woof of the matter cannot be laid squarely at Mr.
		If Lovecraft did indeed "create" the Cthulhu Mythos, then it was formed from the influential connections between Lovecraft and those he took influence from, and gave influence to.
		The creatures of the "mythos" are just amorphous, unsubtle and fictional reminders that having a gun, a language and some grasp of mathematics still won't save your behind when vastly greater powers intersect with your town square.
	www.nocturnis.net /index.php/articles/a_color_out_of_space_a_shadow_out_of_time_hp_lovecraft_his_works (3905 words)

	VADYAN CLIQUE
		Names from the Cthulhu Mythos as they were used by the EOD and SWS in the 1960s and 1970s.
		ALSO from Lovecraft: Cthulhu, or at least ancient, alien Octopoids that resemble Cthulhu, alien, enemy of Crinoids or the Star-Headed "Old Ones" or "Elder Things" in the story "At the Mountains of Madness" that came to earth [HPL].
		Cthulhu is quite different and HPL did say that in "The Call of Cthulhu." All of the other deities that others invented would be very similar to Cthulhu - that is, they reside in the Cosmos somewhere.
	www.geocities.com /vadyanclique/mythos.html (5065 words)

	Abhoth : iSOUND.COM™
		Abhoth started in 2005 when I found no one else who shared my view of music I wanted to create, as well as the amount of music theory I knew.
		Abhoth tries to combine noise, dark ambient, and metal, but may at any time violate those "rules" depending on what I want to create in the moment.
		The god Abhoth in the Cthulhu mythos/series was not only "the ultimate source of all miscreation and abomination," but was also amorphous.
	www.isound.com /abhoth (275 words)

	The Deity Supreme - No Frames Version
		So basically this big ass dude is the wheel of the mythos from which everything else radiates and is connected with...as such it makes sense that he should be the most powerful...
		Nyarlathotep has to be the supreme deity of the mythos just because of the fact that he is the only one of the outer gods to have any semblance of a personality or intelligence.
		All the other major beings in the Cthulhu Mythos just seem to be forces of nature to whom destruction is just instinct, but not Nyarlathotep, just the fact that that he has hundreds of avatars shows that he is a thinking creative being.
	members.tripod.com /NetherReal2/deity/deitynfrm.htm (3413 words)

	Abhoth - TheBestLinks.com - Cthulhu Mythos, Clark Ashton Smith, Dungeons & Dragons, Death metal, ...
		Abhoth - TheBestLinks.com - Cthulhu Mythos, Clark Ashton Smith, Dungeons andamp; Dragons, Death metal,...
		Abhoth, Cthulhu Mythos, Clark Ashton Smith, Dungeons and Dragons, Death metal...
		The demon lord Juiblex in the Dungeons and Dragons role-playing game is likely derived from Abhoth.
	www.thebestlinks.com /Abhoth.html (344 words)

	Outer God - Free net encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		An Outer God is a fictional deity in the Cthulhu Mythos of H.P. Lovecraft.
		Abhoth (The Source of Uncleanliness) resides in the cavern of Y'quaa beneath Mount Voormithadreth.
		Abhoth does not have any human worshippers, although an inhuman cult known as the Unclean Ones, led by Yeb, is devoted to him.
	www.netipedia.com /index.php/Outer_God (2147 words)

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		Cthulhu Mythos is the label coined by the writer August Derleth for the shared world based upon the themes, characters, and story elements found in the works of H.
		Central to the mythos are the Great Old Ones, a fearsome assortment of deities led by the dreaded Cthulhu (though there are more powerful and monstrous beings in the Mythos than even he is), who lies in a state of hibernation in the lost and sunken city of R'lyeh.
		The Great Old Ones are vastly powerful and ancient creatures who are often worshiped as gods by insane human cultists; many of them are made of unearthly substances which is not like normal matter.
	www.wikiwhat.com /encyclopedia/c/ct/cthulhu_mythos.html (651 words)

	The Cthulhu Mythos: An Annotated Bibliography
		CAS Return - Clark Ashton Smith, The Return of the Sorceror, in Tales of the Cthulhu Mythos, H. Lovecraft & Divers Hands, Sauk City: Arkham House, 1990.
		An indispensible resource for Cthulhu Mythos readers, writers and scholars, "A Cthulhu Mythos Bibliography and Concordance" includes more than 2600 works cited by author and title, with original bibliographic data and a detailed concordance of Mythos terms, citing which stories they appear in.
		If you want to find a story, all the works of a particular author, or every story that mentions dread Cthulhu, "A Cthulhu Mythos Bibiography and Concordance" is the reference work you've been looking for.
	cthulhufiles.com /biblio/cthabib_smith.htm (879 words)

	Clark Ashton Smith: connections to the Cthulhu Mythos (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		The Cthulhu Mythos is a name given to the collected works, both prose and poetry, about a set of alien beings, invented by H. Lovecraft, his friends, and his admirers.
		In the world of the Cthulhu Mythos, alien beings known to us only as as the Great Old Ones came to this planet eons ago and ruled.
		The Cthulhu Mythos stories chronicle the adventures of such unfortunates, frequently in as high-blown a style as that used in the latter sentences of this paragraph.
	www.oceanstar.com /cas/cjetext.htm (3017 words)

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		The question of what constitutes a "god" in Mythos stories is a curious one.
		Of the gods, there are those that are unique to the Cthulhu Mythos, and those others that are present in world mythology, but are referred to in Mythos stories.
		Of these latter, some are identified with Mythos beings who have similar attributes; the implication is that the alien Mythos entities gave rise to varied myths in different cultures.
	baharna.com /cmythos/cthxgods.htm (206 words)

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		The Cthulhu Mythos stories chronicle the adventures of such unfortunates, frequently in as high-blown a style as the latter sentences of this paragraph are in.
		These things must either be mentioned in connection with other Mythos elements, or they must be part of a consistant use of such elements, where one use is in connection with the Mythos.
		In certain cases, while no direct, unequivocal Mythos connections are made, both the spirit of the work and an assortment of elements not usually found together except in the Mythos have combined to make the work eligible.
	www.noreascon.org /users/sflovers/u1/ftp/pub/sf-lovers/books/misc/cthulhu-mythos.txt (15730 words)

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		Because of it, the Mythos horrors are seeking active revenge.
		Mythos Experience +6 Points, +2 San You have become suspicious of ROBERT W. CHAMBERS, author of a certain blasphemous tome, and have decided to investigate him further.
		The Mask of Cthulhu August Derleth Carroll & Graf This is an old collection of Derleth short stories which was originally printed back in the 1960s by Arkham House, but has been unavailable for something like twenty years.
	pages.prodigy.net /chaos-digest/chaos-digest/chaos-digest-v14n11.txt (1924 words)

	Propping Up the Mythos: Making an Alien Statue
		a statue of Cthulhu takes a bit of talent to pull off, but is very rewarding.
		Form the head from a separate ball of clay but don't add the tentacles until it is attached to the body.
		Don't limit yourself by conventional ideas of evolution; Cthulhu is an alien being after all.
	www.miskatonic.net /pickman/mythos/statue.htm (844 words)

	Clark Ashton Smith Cthulhu Mythos Cycle by Boyd Pearson
		The body of Lovecrafts work contained themes that became known as the Cthulhu Mythos, which since his death has taken on a life of his own.
		Boyd's note: I Personally prefer Lin Carters and Clark Ashton Smith's list of CAS works that belong in the Cthulhu Mythos, but Jarocha-Ernst is the longer so ill use it.
		Cthulhu Mythos story according to Lin Carter in Baleful Myths and Liturgies: Clark Ashton Smith's Contribitions to the Cthulhu Mythos In Dark Eidolon 3.
	www.eldritchdark.com /articles/criticism/68/clark-ashton-smith-cthulhu-mythos-cycle (1515 words)

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		Shannon NEW RELEASES: * Call of Cthulhu - _Minions_ (Chaosium, 64 pg, $10.95), by Paul McConnell, is a set of 15 short encounters.
		A: As is noted in the Mythos rules "One card can not meet two requirements on the same Mythos card...
		In a group of players that is used to hack and slash, a couple of zombies are the cure.
	pages.prodigy.net /chaos-digest/chaos-digest/chaos-digest-v19n08.txt (3002 words)

	Mythos: N'kai Card File
		This means it can't be hit by Cthulhu Rising, Wave of Oblivion, or any of a number of other things which bury, discard, destroy, or otherwise directly effect your top card.
		The primary rule for resolving card conflicts in MYTHOS is that the last card played has the dominant effect.
		By extension, if a Spell is cast after something else, the Spell has the dominant effect, and if a Monster is revealed after something else, the Monster has the dominant effect.
	www.chaosium.com /mythos/cardfiles/Nkai.shtml (1411 words)

	The Annotated Unspeakable Oath #4
		One of Call of Cthulhu's greatest strengths (a strength missing from nearly every other game) is a real sense of history -- that all of what has come before has some influence on current events, as well as current threats.
		Not all Cthulhu Mythos fans or Lovecraft purists will agree with the classification of these creatures as part of the Cthulhu pantheon, and Keepers are urged to use or ignore these entities as fits his or her campaigns.
		The literary works of Clark Ashton Smith are rich and colorful, and whether his creations are to be absorbed into the Cthulhu Mythos or not, his tales are well worth investigating, and they range from brooding horror to mystic fantasy.
	tccorp.com /pagan/pp_tuo4.html (16328 words)

	Call of Cthulhu - The Cthulhu Mythos Creatures (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		The Cthulhu Mythos contains all assortments of horrific creatures.
		Some were created by Lovecraft himself, but a lot of them have been created by other writers influenced and writing for the mythos.
		Lovecraft never really went into detail over his monstrous creations, in fact he always felt making his creatures lack a description was much more terrifying.
	www.callofcthulhu.org /creatures.htm (329 words)

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		Robert A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF CTHULHU MYTHOS TALES Preface and Notes Copyright 1990 Chris Jarocha-Ernst All rights reserved The Cthulhu Mythos is a name given to the collected fiction, both prose and poetry, about a set of alien beings, invented by H. Lovecraft, his friends, and his admirers.
		In general, if a story mentions something found in another, accepted Mythos story, it, too, is a Mythos story, and mentions in yet other stories of things found in the first story make them Mythos stories, too.
		Watt-Evans's tetrology ''The Lords of Du^s'' may be connected to the Mythos by continuing the story of The King in Yellow.
	www.anomalies.net /archive/ftp_archives/ftp.mc.hik.se/wiretap-library/Media/Sci-Fi/mythos.txt (13577 words)

	A challenging and welcome addition for Arkham Horror fans \| Arkham Horror - Dunwich Horror Expansion \| BoardGameGeek
		I would judge any of them to be easily as or more difficult than Cthulhu, probably the most challenging Ancient One from the base game.
		The Mythos should win 80% of the times to keep things in the Lovecraftian theme, not the other way around.
		We are already playing the game with most of the "increased difficulty" suggestions given at Fantasy Flight's homepage and a few of our own, and we still win a bit to much for my liking (or in keeping with the theme).
	www.boardgamegeek.com /article/1227770 (1772 words)

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