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	Mythos Card Files: Travel to and from Exotic Locations
		Carter's Clock may be used to play Cykranosh from your Story Deck.
		Cykranosh assumes the dimensional indicator of the travel event used to reach Cykranosh.
		When Cykranosh is a Dreamlands Location, Rude Awakening requires an Investigator to leave Cykranosh for a Waking World Location.
	www.chaosium.com /mythos/cardfiles/TravelExotic.shtml (7915 words)

	Cykranosh - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Cykranosh is the creation of Clark Ashton Smith and is part of his Hyperborean cycle.
		It is replete with forests of giant fungi, lakes of a strange mercurial liquid, and fields of a bluish, semi-mineral, cactus-like (and possibly sentient) flora covered with razor-sharp spines and serrated blades.
		Cykranosh is also inhabited by intelligent bipeds as well, such as the Bhlemphroims and the Ydheems.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cykranosh (501 words)

	Cykranosh - Multiversal Omnipedia
		Cykranosh was a name for the planet Saturn in the time of ancient Hyperborea (about one million years ago).
		Tsathoggua and Atlach-Nacha came to Earth from that world, while the former's uncle Hziulquoigmnzhah still lives there to this day.
		The wizard Eibon escaped to Cykranosh when he was being pursued by inquisitors of Yhoundeh.
	moa.dracandros.com /Cykranosh (63 words)

	The Cold Realms of Septentrion (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		eptentrion is raw, cold northern Black Metal; born through the nightmares of Cykranosh and accomplished through the efforts of Moribundus and Teemu, our aim is to recreate the bloodfreezing fears of long gone years.
		Here you may learn of the dark past of Septentrion, or listen to the dead voices, read the poetry of death, acquire knowledge of present-day events or behold the diabolic shapes.
		This night will never end, for the haunted spirit is condemned to wander and wail in the desolate lands of living shadow, every year at this time, for all eternity.
	www.angelfire.com /band/septentrion/index.html (224 words)

	The Door to Saturn by Clark Ashton Smith
		For reasons which he did not specify, he had come to Earth in former aeons from the planet Cykranosh (the name by which Saturn was called in Mhu Thulan); and Cykranosh itself had been merely a waystation in his travels from remoter worlds and systems.
		Some of Zhothaqquah's relatives were still resident in Cykranosh and were worshipped by its peoples; and Zhothaqquah told Eibon the almost unpronounceable name of the most powerful of these deities, saying that it would be useful to him as a sort of password if he should ever need to visit Cykranosh.
		He was trying to recall the almost inarticulable name that had been confided to him by the god as a sort of password, when the owner of that unusual shadow, without seeming to note Eibon's presence, began a descent of the terraces and ledges toward the lake.
	www.eldritchdark.com /writings/short-stories/50 (6302 words)

	Of The Dark Past (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Seven years have passed since the inception, in 1997, when the first concept of Septentrion was born in my mind.
		In 2003 Septentrion was re-formed, with Ulfang behind the drums, Moribundus on the guitar and Cykranosh on vocals.
		War-Torn joined first to play the lead guitar, but left shortly thereafter, only to once again return to play the bass on the live gig at TVO, Turku, Finland on 17.10.2003.
	www.kolumbus.fi /cykranosh/septentrion/History/index.html (401 words)

	Gangrel Antitribu Newsletter
		DECKS: Enkidu's Masquerade Ball and Noah's Ark, both from the fertile mind of Norman "Genius" Brown aka X_Zealot *** FICTION: The Door to Cykranosh** [part 3 of The Horror in the Ice, a d20 Call of Cthulhu adventure from Legbiter Hall].
		A ringed planet was setting into an ocean of greenish gas, over which floated gigantic polyps, all illuminated by the pale light of a distant sun.
		You are about 3 Versts above the surface of Cykranosh, a moon of Saturn, on the face that is always turned to the sun, a phenomenon largely responsible for the fact that it is habitable for humans.
	legbiter.tripod.com /newsletter/april2005.htm (2116 words)

	Tsathoggua (aka Zhothaqquah)
		Tsathoggua, who came flying from Outer Space via Cykranosh (Saturn) in time immemorial, is one of the Great Old Ones, as are Cthulhu and several other deities.
		One point which definitively differentiates Tsathoggua from the other deities is, while most of them are merely destructive gods with no apparent purpose, he (she) is a more commonplace "god" that was daily worshipped, and takes interest in humanity.
		Tsathoggua is a creation by Clark Ashton Smith, who was a friend of HPL and is considered one of the three Greatest Authors of Cthulhu mythos, as which name are designated R. Howard as well.
	www.eldritchdark.com /galleries/inspired-by-cas/76/tsathoggua-(aka-zhothaqquah) (797 words)

	Sword & Sorcery - Your resource for fiction, interviews, articles, information & more
		When the inquisition of the elk-goddess Yhoundeh comes to seize Eibon for his heresies in his tower in far northern Mhu Thulan, the sorcerer escapes through a panel that takes him to Cykranosh, the planet where Tsathoggua once dwelt.
		The high priest of Yhoundeh, Morghi, follows after Eibon, and the two enemies team-up to survive among the weird peoples of Cykranosh while Morghi seeks to deliver a sacred phrase he learned from one of Tsathoggua's 'relatives.' Ultimately, the set-up exists to deliver a twist finale that mocks the pretensions of religious quests.
		Through another first-person account, this one from Athammaus, head executioner of the capital of Hyperborea, we hear about a central event in the history of the continent: the sudden abandonment of the capital Commoriom.
	www.swordandsorcery.org /cas2.asp (4907 words)

	Cykranosh
		Cykranosh is one of the topics in focus at Global Oneness.
		Cykranosh, Cykranosh - Cykranosh in the mythos, Cykranosh - Gods of Cykranosh, Cykranosh - Intelligent races of Cykranosh, Cykranosh - Bhlemphroims, Cykranosh - Ydheems
		Cykranosh: Encyclopedia II - Tsathoggua - Tsathoggua in the mythos
	www.experiencefestival.com /cykranosh (963 words)

	Saturn K-12 Background Information for Lesson Plans & Science Fair Projects
		The drawing shows the surface of Saturn as a rocky, desolate, solid surface.
		Lovecraft's Cthulhu mythos (1928â“), Saturn was known as Cykranosh in the Hyperborean Era, both Tsathoggua and Atlach-Nacha came to Earth from there, and Tsathoggua's paternal uncle Hziulquoigmnzhah still resides there.
		In Isaac Asimov's short story The Martian Way (1952), Martian colonists use a chunk of ice from Saturn's rings to bring water to the dry world.
	www.juliantrubin.com /encyclopedia/astronomy/saturn.html (3020 words)

	Miskatonic University Cosmology Listing Acolhua (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The amorphous, toad-like god-creature from the fl, lightless N'Kai, mentioned in the Pnakotic Manuscripts and the Necronomicon and the Commoriom myth-cycle preserved by the Atlantean high-priest Klarkash-Ton.
		Actually, Tsathoggua was the creation of Clark Ashton Smith appearing in the short story "The Tale of Satampra Zeiros" (where Smith said the demon-god came from Cykranosh, or Saturn, and worshipped by the furry, prehuman Hyperboreans in such cities as Commoriom and Uzuldaroum).
		He is described at "very squat and pot-bellied, his head was more like that of a monstrous toad than a deity, and his whole body was covered with an imitation of short fur, giving somehow a vague suggestion of both the bat and the sloth.
	www.yankeeclassic.com /miskatonic/library/reference/compendium/texts/t/tsathogg.htm (302 words)

	Unofficial Newsletter Archives
		A ringed planet was setting into an ocean of greenish gas, over which floated gigantic polyps, all illuminated by the pale light of a distant sun.
		You are about 3 Versts above the surface of Cykranosh, a moon of Saturn, on the face that is always turned to the sun, a phenomenon largely responsible for the fact that it is habitable for humans.
		This is my tower, where I live, and this [stamping his feet] is Hydraxus, the Great Polyp who graciously allows me to make my home on his back.
	www.thelasombra.com /newsletter/gangrel_antitribu_april_2005.htm (2116 words)

	[No title]
		Of ye coming-down of ye Great Old Ones from ye stars, it is written in ye Book of Eibon that ye first who came hither was ye fl thing, even Tsathoggua, who came hence from dim Cykranosh not long after ye creation of life on this planet.
		Not through ye starry spaces came Tsathoggua, but by ye dimensions that lie between them, and of His advent upon this planet, the place thereof was ye unlitten and subterraneous gulf of N'kai, wherein whose gloomy depths He lingered for innumerable cycles, as Eibon saith, before emerging into ye upper world.
		Now of these star-made eidolons, little there is that is known to men; it is said they were wrought by strange talimanic art, and that ye sorcerers and ye wizards of this Terrene sphere are not deemed worthy by ye Great Old Ones to be instructed in ye secrets thereof.
	shaman.aha.ru /homepage/book/necronomicon/eng/book2/comedown.html (552 words)

	The Incubus of Atlantis by Robert M. Price
		Hence did the Lord Zhothaqquah take steps to ensure he should never lack the services of his favorite, though death gobble his mortal flesh.
		As all men know, Eibon was at the last assumed bodily into the heavenly sphere of Cykranosh whence his Lord himself had descended in ages past, so that Eibon should not succumb to death upon this earth.
		But at length death found him, restricting not his travels to any one world.
	www.robertmprice.mindvendor.com /fic_incubu.htm (1905 words)

	Terms Used in the Cthulhu Mythos Fiction of Clark Ashton Smith
		infamous heretic of Mhu Thulan -- built a house of fl gneiss, in the form of a pentagonal tower, on a headland above the northern main of Mhu Thulan; house had five stories, of which two were underground -- devotee of Zhothaqquah -- fled to Cykranosh when his capture and torture for heresy was impending.
		high-priest of Yhoundeh in Mhu Thulan -- pursued Eibon to Cykranosh.
		Neptune -- inhabited by beings of ``peculiar religious devotions'' who worshipped Hzioulquoigmnzhah before Tsathoggua came to Cykranosh.
	www-ns.rutgers.edu /~cje/cas.html (12152 words)

	FICTION BY R.S. CARTWRIGHT
		The soft other voice in his thoughts grew louder, filling his mind with strange words and images, words and images which held no meaning for him, places and things he had never heard before.
		There were things such as the Plateau of Leng, Cykranosh, Atlach-Nacha, Tree of Death, Mount Voormithadreth, and the Gulf of Yarnak.
		He tossed the words over and over in his mind, trying to comprehend them, to make sense of them.
	www.epberglund.com /RGttCM/nightscapes/NS13/ns13fic02.htm (2705 words)

	Necronomicon Project - Index
		f the coming-down of the Great Old Ones from the stars, it is written in the Book of Eibon that the first who came hither was the fl thing, even Tsathoggua, who came hence from dim Cykranosh not long after the creation of life on this planet.
		Not through the starry spaces came Tsathoggua, but by the dimensions that lie between them, and of His advent upon this planet, the place thereof was the unlitten and subterraneous gulf of N'kai, wherein whose gloomy depths He lingered for innumerable cycles, as Eibon saith, before emerging into the upper world.
		Now of these star-made eidolons, little there is that is known to men; it is said they were wrought by strange talimanic art, and that the sorcerers and the wizards of this Terrene sphere are not deemed worthy by the Great Old Ones to be instructed in the secrets thereof.
	www.bibliotecapleyades.net /cienciareal/necronomicon/azif/book2/comedown.htm (549 words)

	Clark Ashton Smith: connections to the Cthulhu Mythos
		Mentions Cykranosh (Saturn); Eibon; Zhothaqquah (Tsathoggua); Yhoundeh; Mhu Thulan; Hziulquoigmnzhah; Hyperborea; Bhlemphroims; Vhlorrh; Ydheems; Djhenquomh; Djhibbis; Ghlonghs; Ghlomph.
		Mentions Tsathoggua; Parchments of Pnom; Pnom; Elder Script; Azathoth; Hziulquoigmnzhah; Ghizguth; Cxaxukluth; Knygathin Zhaum; Voormis; Commoriom; Ech-Pi-El; Cthulhu; Zstylzhemgni; Yuggoth; Yaksh (Neptune); Cykranosh (Saturn); N'kai; Yoth; K'n-yan; Zamacona y Nuñez, Pánfilo de; Ycnagnnisssz; Zoth; Shathak; Zvilpogghua; Sfaticllp.
		Mentions Eibon; Serpent-People; Milaab; Uori; Iqqua; Yhoundeh; Tsathoggua; Zylac; Mhu Thulan; Antillia; Mu; Voormis; Hyperborea; Thule; Yig; Han; Byatis; Thuria; Valusia; Zloigm; Ylidiomph; Cykranosh (Saturn); Pnom.
	www.oceanstar.com /cas/cjetext.htm (3017 words)

	Clark Ashton Smith: Lost Worlds
		" sends his worshipper, Eibon, to his native Saturn, or Cykranosh chased by the priest Morghi.
		On Saturn, the two find themselves with a quest from Zhothaqquah's cousin.
		A misunderstanding leaves the two of them in a precarious position as they come into Cykranosh's various denizens and worshippers of Zhothaqquah and his cousin and the two must learn to put their differences aside.
	www.sfsite.com /~silverag/lostworlds.html (1734 words)

	Terms Used in the Cthulhu Mythos Fiction of Clark Ashton Smith
		paternal uncle of Tsathoggua -- most powerful of the relatives of Tsathoggua worshipped on Cykranosh ("The Door to Saturn") -- Cthulhu is ``somewhat closer to the Azathothian archetype'' than he is -- ``a rather reflective and philosophic deity'' ("The Family Tree of the Gods")
		Neptune -- inhabited by beings of ``peculiar religious devotions'' who worshipped Hzioulquoigmnzhah before Tsathoggua came to Cykranosh ("The Family Tree of the Gods")
		people of Cykranosh who are neighbors of the Bhlemphroims -- worship Hziulquoigmnzhah ("The Door to Saturn")
	www-ns.rutgers.edu /~cje/.mine/cas.html (11477 words)

	[No title]
		He saw them all, the worlds that would be his to conquer, plunder, burn, and rule or destroy as it pleased him.
		He gazed upon Cykranosh, where dwelt the headless Bhlemphroims of whom men had dreamed when they hoped to find such beings in the inaptly named 'New World'.
		He looked upon three-mooned Borea, where the priests of the Children of the Wind even now cried out to their strangely-silent master, for the ice that sheltered them was melting, and they knew not why.
	www.thekeep.org /~wombat/Stories/Cthulhu/COAEG9 (19710 words)

	The Devouring of S'lithik Hhai by John Fultz (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		For in the fullness of time descendants of the great god’s summoners did abandon worship of their sleeping savior, and his slumbering bulk was lost beneath slow-rising mountains.
		Yet we of the Faithful will not forget the One Who Sleeps, for soon the stars will align as they did so many eons past, and we shall summon our Lord forth from his sacred resting place deep within forgotten earthly caverns, as our ancient forbears did call him down from faraway Cykranosh.
		The revived hunger of mighty Tsathoggua shall then be great, and a just vengeance shall be exacted upon all those who have forsaken their deliverer, paving the way for the birth of a new and more faithful empire.
	www.netherreal.de /crypt/slith/devouring.htm (3041 words)

	FICTION BY KEVIN L. O'BRIEN
		Ghizguth and Zstylzhemghi hid themselves and Tsathaggua in caverns too deep for Cxaxukluth to reach.
		Hzioulquoigmnzhah, who was the strongest, contended with his father, but when Cxaxukluth caught and devoured Zstylzhemghi, he took Ysbaddaden and Scathach and fled to Cykranosh.
		Rahb and Cthaeghya fled to Xoth, but there Rahb dallied with Idh-yaa, who bore him three sons, Ghatanothoa, Ythogtha, and Zoth-Ommog.
	www.epberglund.com /RGttCM/nightscapes/NS16/ns16fic13a.htm (4564 words)

	School Colors Out Of Space: Setting
		Many monsters come from other planets or stars, or at least are extraterrestrial-Americans.
		The best-known instance is the Fungi From Yuggoth (also known as Pluto, depending on who's teaching the basic science course), but Byakhee come from Aldebaran, and Cats From Saturn come from Cykranosh.
		Colors Out of Space and Flying Polyps are reputed to come from outer space, but it's not clear just where.
	www.idiom.com /~trip/scoos/setting.html (3111 words)

	Rules:Mythos - CCG Workshop Wiki
		GOOs may be used for Adventures as soon as they enter play, unlike other Threat cards.
		EXAMPLE: Brian's Investigator is on the planet CYKRANOSH, which is a Space Location.
		He currently has UNEXPECTED ECLIPSE, a Day Event, in play.
	ccgworkshop.com /wiki/index.php?title=Rules:Mythos&redirect=no (13038 words)

	xover
		Thongor -> Kull: Reference is made to the Dragon Kings (Serpent People).
		The Black Star -> Cthulhu Mythos: Reference is made to the Book of Dzyan, Cykranosh, Hyperborea and Lemuria.
		The Black Star -> Conan: Reference is made to Thuria (the Thurian continent).
	www.dracandros.com /Jebgarg/Nidoking/ebay/xover.html (18838 words)

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