A fire-eyed deity from this myth system usually appears shrouded in mist and wreathed in green flames, while another figure from this mythological system is represented merely as a conglomeration of bubbles that effervesce. The trickster god from this myth system takes the form of a swarthy Egyptian and serves the Idiot god, while one group of canine figures from this myth system that cannot enter circular rooms. The Pnakotic Fragments representing this mythological syst
A fire-eyed deity from this myth system usually appears shrouded in mist and wreathed in green flames, while another figure from this mythological system is represented merely as a conglomeration of bubbles that effervesce. The trickster god from this myth system takes the form of a swarthy Egyptian and serves the Idiot god, while one group of canine figures from this myth system that cannot enter circular rooms. The Pnakotic Fragments representing this mythological system are lost, and the figure responsible for compiling the central text of this system was seized by an invisible monster and eaten alive in (*) Damascus during the reign of the Umayyad Caliph Abdul Alhazred. This system includes figures like Yog-Sothoth and a Great Old One known as the Black Goat of the Forest with a Thousand Young, Shub-Niggurath. The central figure in this mythos is identified as the half-brother of Hastur the Unspeakable, and is classically depicted as a winged green creature whose tentacles drape from his head like a beard. FTP, name this mythos whose monstrous namesake central figure, described in the Necronomicon, is the best- known creation of H.P. Lovecraft.
A fire-eyed deity from this myth system usually appears shrouded in mist and wreathed in green flames, while another figure from this mythological system is represented merely as a conglomeration of bubbles that effervesce.
{Cthulu} mythos [or {Lovecraft’s Mythos} before mentioned; accept equivalents]