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	Ithaqua.org - New Home
		Ithaqua, the Wind Walker, appears as a cloud of fog or snow, huge but human in shape with blazing red eyes.
		Ithaqua is worshipped by the natives of the far North because of his ability to control weather.
		Ithaqua will also pursue and capture anyone who sees or annoys him, or meddles with his worshipers or their stone altars in the forest.
	www.ithaqua.org (233 words)

	Ithaqua - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Ithaqua (also called the Wind-Walker or the Wendigo) is one of the Great Old Ones from the fiction of H.P. Lovecraft.
		According the Lovecraft's Cthulhu Mythos, Ithaqua is reported from the Arctic to the Sub-Arctic, where Native Americans encountered him.
		August Derleth based Ithaqua almost wholly on the superior tale "The Wendigo" by Algernon Blackwood.
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Ithaqua (268 words)

	Ithaqua
		Ithaqua (the Wind-Walker or the Wendigo) is a fictional character in the Cthulhu Mythos of H.P. Lovecraft.
		Ithaqua is one of the Great Old Ones and appears as a horrifying giant with a roughly human shape and glowing red eyes.
		Ithaqua's cult is small, but he is greatly feared in the far north.
	www.danceage.com /biography/sdmc_Ithaqua (360 words)

	Ithaqua (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Ithaqua, unlike most of the other Mythos entities, is rather fond of humanity - preferably as peoplecicles.
		The survival of the human race is primarily due to the fact that it has been asleep since the last ice age.
		Ithaqua can globally broadcast a teep "hello" and turn every warmblooded creature with 900m of him into a psychotic cannibal, but, then again, that's the Mythos for ya.
	home.earthlink.net /~bjoeledbetter/cthulhuX/Ithaqua.html (490 words)

	Ithaqua Station \| Encyclopedia of Speculative Fiction \| Wizards.pro
		Ithaqua Station was a port on the icy world of Toola, for a short time held Jedi fugitives after Order 66 was issued.
		This article needs to be provided with new and/or more detailed sources and/or a list of appearances to conform to a higher standard of article quality.
		This text is available under the GNU FDL and may have been adapted from the Wookieepedia article about Ithaqua Station.
	encyclopedia.wizards.pro /index.php/Ithaqua_Station (117 words)

	Warehouse 23: Call of Cthulhu: Ithaqua Monster Plush
		One of the Great Old Ones, similar to Cthulhu, is the Ithaqua, also from the mind of HP Lovecraft.
		Ithaqua is a human-eating giant with a heart of ice, who lives in the Far North.
		This plush creature is made of soft indigo plush, with a white and fl face, and white claws.
	www.warehouse23.com /item.html?id=TYVHP507 (157 words)

	The Brethren of the Blizzard
		During those times when Ithaqua is sleeping or just plan busy with plotting, Wyndigo used his ghostly magic jar ability to do the possessing in his god’s stead.
		Higher level cabalists in the brotherhood are known to fashion frostbrand short swords from the dense remains of a slain ice para-elemental.
		They are sacrificed during a power ritual to honor Ithaqua during a freak snowstorm of the warmer months.
	members.tripod.com /arkaela/Cabal2.htm (1411 words)

	New Guild - Imperian Forums
		Formally, they were created to better understand the world around them, which would naturally help them survive the Ithaqua better (most notably, the architecture, currently.) After that, it presents non-magickal solutions to those who follow the old ways of the world (pre-magick).
		Remember kiddies, the statement that "Sketching is non magick in ithaqua" only needs one instance where that is not the case to be completely disproved, that can be attested to by a number of sources.
		I'm not sure what Ithaqua has done to you, Sparda, but I suspect the word "Kabal" is in your explanation for why you're inexplicably hostile.
	imperian.ire-community.com /index.php?showtopic=894 (1637 words)

	Imperian - Organizations
		Lost to the world of Aetherius for centuries, Ithaqua village was founded by a pack of wandering Khandavans, who fled their home in the south to find a new one, less threatened by the encroaching horde.
		They were lost to Aetherius in the snows of Ithaqua, and never heard from again.
		It is forbidden to Ithaquans, and banned from the village and forest.
	www.imperian.com /org.php?search=6&lookup=ithaqua (261 words)

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		Added to the auspicious ranks of the Great Old Ones, Ithaqua is a particularly noxious variation on the lavish myth of the Wendigo.
		Ithaqua would fly his unfortunate victims thousands of feet into the air.
		He would travel among the clouds with his victims in tow, carrying them for countless frozen miles during which time the victims would remain in a kind of suspended animation, the arrested aging effect only finally taking its toll once the victims were returned---delirious and nearly catatonic---to the earth.
	www.bigbadtoystore.com /bbts/product.aspx?product=TYV10013&mode=retail&picture=in (192 words)

	CBC Super Store: Marvel Books: The Ithaqua Cycle
		In this case the progrenitor story is Algernon Blackwood's "The Wendigo," about a strange encounter some hunters have with the legendary creature, which is an excellent story in its own right.
		The Snow Thing, which has the same plot as the first (police investiagtor stumbles onto Ithaqua cult and gets killed) is better written and paced.
		One last thing I'd like to mention is that Price's introductions (both to the book and each story) are some of his better ones, he generally sticks to the point and doesn't go off chasing some wild theory (like he did in "The Nyarlathotep Cycle).
	www.comicbookconventions.com /amazonstore/shop.php?c=marvelbooks&n=16193&i=1568821913&x=The_Ithaqua_Cycle (406 words)

	Ithaqua Virus Trojaner Info Database
		The Ithaqua virus employs several different methods of infecting EXE and COM files, and it also uses encryption to try to avoid detection.
		Together with GROG used in the Ithaqua virus by Wintermute.
		It is a reworked NME used in the Zohra virus.
	www.virus-trojaner.de /virus-trojaner/Ithaqua.php (342 words)

	In the Moons of Borea (Cthulu Mythos, Book 5) by Brian Lumley (Slipcased Hardcover)
		And he is married to Armandra, Ithaqua's human daughter (who opposes her father's rule).
		Possibly even Ithaqua fears these creatures who once were men.
		This may be a horror novel but it is also a tale of adventure as small bands of humans try to survive against the might of evil Ithaqua and his followers.
	www.clarkesworldbooks.com /bookl_0932445624.html (223 words)

	[No title]
		Ithaqua Due to the intense cold and the blinding snow, lose 1 Sanity point each time you play a Travel card or when you alter a Location card's orientation.
		At the beginning of the next Round, Ithaqua has left play, but it is time for Meghan to roll the 20 sided die.
		The lowest Sanity currently belongs to Meghan, which is a 9 (Ithaqua was NOT nice to her last Round).
	pages.prodigy.net /chaos-digest/chaos-digest/chaos-digest-v26n05.txt (3505 words)

	[No title]
		Ithaqua has always been one of my favorite Great Old Ones; I was quite taken aback the first time someone pointed out to me that Lovecraft didn’t invent Him.
		Ithaqua was a necessary adjunct to Derleth’s “Elemental” scheme of the Mythos; if Cthulhu was to be an elemental god of Water and Shub-Niggurath a fertile goddess of Earth, then by extension there must be deities of Fire and Air as well.
		Ithaqua, then, was born to fill out the pantheon as Derleth’s God of the Winds.
	members.fortunecity.com /moderan/nonfic/ithaqua.html (382 words)

	Beyond The Threshold: Nyogtha Volume II, Issue XXIV (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Derleth was inspired to create Ithaqua from Algernon Blackwood's classic tale of terror, "The Wendigo." Blackwood of course, took the Wendigo from native American myths and legends.
		Ithaqua is also known for stalking travelers in the Arctic, searching for wayward wanderers or helpless victims which he will then carry off.
		Ithaqua's victims are often found frozen to death, buried partially in the snow with a look of sheer agony solidified as their expression, and random body parts are also missing from the corpses.
	www.insidepulse.com /article_v3.php?contentid=46629&rssAuthor=1 (4278 words)

	Insite - The Bottom Line on Unreal Level Design
		Ithaqua is set to hold 4-8 players which seems right given it's not so big.
		I'm really just rating 3 of the many maps included in the pack (Ithaqua, Dipolarity, and Krogaar) as I think they stood out and were generally better than the others.
		Overall Ithaqua is my favourite, with a wonderful mix of lighting and flow (it is difficult, i think that's the point, yes?).
	insite.beyondunreal.com /map.php?id=1140 (2329 words)

	Why Should I Listen To You?: "ithaqua"
		The other thing I'm going to be doing on ithaqua is sound editing.
		And then of course sound support under Linux is often not great because the chipset makers are not very open with their specs.
		ithaqua has nice sound support though, so I can get on and digitise some of my analogue recordings.
	www.dunx.org /blog/archives/000194.html (236 words)

	arkhamhorror
		First, the numerical track at the bottom of Ithaqua’s card is his “doom track,” and it goes up every time a gate opens in Arkham, just like the old edition.
		Ithaqua changes the game so that every time an investigator ends his turn in a street space, he loses 1 stamina.
		This means that investigators are a lot more likely to jump into whatever nearby location they can find, just to stay out of the storm.
	www.fantasyflightgames.com /ah_designbth.html (1100 words)

	In the Moons of Borea by Brian Lumley (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Silberhutte, formerly of the Wilmarth foundation as related in _Spawn of the Winds_, still leads the endless war against Ithaqua, the Wind-Walker - the great hope of the Old Ones, the only one who is somewhat free of his bondage.
		Silberhutte joins forces with him to retrieve the clock from its hiding place on one of Borea's moons, those tiny worlds where Ithaqua is nonetheless a force of terror.
		Ithaqua's character is revealed through his actions and behavior.
	www.xs4all.nl /~sotty/horror/In_the_Moons_of_Borea.html (469 words)

	Imperian - Organizations
		There they train in the frozen pines, practicing with glaive and bow, with wood and tinder, to hone the art of the woodsman.
		Magick is forbidden to them, they rely on themselves and on the land, and on each other.
		The Wendigo called for aid to the wood, when rifts in the world were freeing demons into the wilds.
	www.imperian.com /org.php?lookup=wardens (231 words)

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		Ithaqua has been corralled by 11 Dogster users.
		Their 29 dogs are corralled here for your pleasure.
	www.dogster.com /corral_page.php?cu=11&i=1473&n=Ithaqua (99 words)

	The Cthulhu Mythos: Section M
		AWD Beyond2 residents of Nelson (172); Wind helped in Irene Masitte's attempted escape from being sacrificed to Ithaqua at Stillwater.
		Was swept into the sky by Ithaqua and traveled for a year as prisoner of same, before being placed on the ground near Robert Norris.
		Ithaqua flung her dead, frozen body to the ground near Robert Norris.
	baharna.com /cmythos/cthsectm.htm (3159 words)

	Yog-Sothoth for HPL & Call of Cthulhu
		Lumley-ized Ithaqua has significant backstory and involvement in human development / history prior to his banishment to the Northern regions of the Earth by the Elder Gods.
		He is linked to the wind deities of many early civilizations such as the Innuit, the Lapps, the pre-Colombians, the Assyrians, the Babylonians, the natives of Northern Japan and Siberia.
		However, the only story from Lumley which influenced "Walker in the Wastes," which is entitled "Born of the Winds," is an earlier work, written in a much more pessimistic setting than the later Titus Crow stories.
	www.yog-sothoth.com /modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&p=40555 (1880 words)

	Imperian - World Geography
		Lost to the world of Aetherius for centuries, Ithaqua village was
		They were lost to Aetherius in the snows of Ithaqua, and never heard
		for years in the cold, Ithaqua has been awakened.
	www.imperian.com /world_geography.php?file=12.3.3 (220 words)

	"Ithaqua" by Patrick McEvoy - Fantasy art galleries at Epilogue.net - Fantasy and Sci-fi at their best©
		"Ithaqua" by Patrick McEvoy - Fantasy art galleries at Epilogue.net - Fantasy and Sci-fi at their best©
		I like the sense of size of the "Ithaqua" creature...This is conveyed through lighting from the bottom upwards?
		I enjoy how the light of its eyes is rather hazy, and you can see subtle reflection on the chest underneath.
	www.epilogue.net /cgi/database/art/view.pl?id=88885 (660 words)

	Severvants of Tulzscha: Information
		While now thought to be confinded to an area stretching from the North Pole to Northern Manitoba, Ithaqua was once able to travel much farther to places like The Leng Plateau in Asia to perhaps even the Middle East.
		To see Ithaqua spells certain doom, for all those that see him will be taken by him.
		Those that draw Ithaqua's ire are sometimes taken to Borea for weeks or months.
	members.shaw.ca /csstrowbridge/Tulzscha/Information.htm (4404 words)

	Amazon.ca : Titus Crow : The Clock Of Dreams & Spawn Of The Winds: Books: Brian Lumley (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Spawn finds a team of psychics, mentioned briefly in Book One, who are abducted by Ithaqua, The Walker On The Winds, and taken to far-off Borea.
		From there we get a Robert E. Howard pastiche, as our two-fisted texan hero and his buddies are drawn into a war between Ithaqua's forces and the opposing army of his daughter, Armandra.
		In Spawn of the Winds, Crow and company are left behind and we are told the story of Hank Silburhutte, a two-fisted Texan with a striking resemblance to author Robert Howard.
	www.amazon.ca /gp/switch-language/product/0312868685/701-1492641-5654734?ie=UTF8&language=fr%5FCA (1836 words)

	Reviews of 'The Ithaqua Cycle: The Wind-Walker of the Icy Wastes (Call of Cthulhu Fiction)'
		In both this and "Dweller in the Darkness", Derleth shills his own books within the story and alternates between mythos baddies Ithaqua and Nyarlathotep as the actual source of the evil occurrences.
		As editor Robert Proce points out, many of Derleth's stories seem to be put together post haste as if he couldn't decide which Lovecraftian qualities to throw into the story.
		Lumley has an entry "Born of the Winds", which is a rewrite of Derleth's original Ithaqua atory but with real character this time.
	www.usingenglish.com /amazon/us/reviews/1568821247.html (863 words)

	i have seen the wind, and it's cold enough for me \| The Ithaqua Cycle: The Wind-Walker of the Icy Wastes...
		The Ithaqua Cycle: The Wind-Walker of the Icy Wastes...
		If you are reading this right now, you owe August Derleth a debt of gratitude.
		i don''t care that much for the guy, have never considered him to be HPL's great successor or anything, but he knows how to write, and i have always considered his story about Ithaqua to be his best contribution.
	www.very-clever.com /information/auqoohahei (434 words)

	Four simultaneous GOOs! Very long rules explanation. \| Arkham Horror - Dunwich Horror Expansion \| BoardGameGeek
		Not only are their homeworlds represented in four of the outer worlds (important!), but in combat they don't harm stamina more than sanity.
		Healing Stone) should be treated as if they are not in the game and be returned to their owners if the investigators win the combat but AO(s) still remain in play.
		But if Ithaqua is one of the AOs involved in this combat, investigators should still roll to see if they are discarded.
	www.boardgamegeek.com /article/1223393 (1492 words)

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