Writer H.P. Lovecraft created a number of fictional deities throughout the course of his literary career, including the "Great Old Ones" and the "Outer Gods", with sporadic references to other miscellaneous deities (e.g. Nodens). The Elder Gods are a later creation of writers such as August Derleth, who is credited with forming the Cthulhu Mythos.[1][2]
An ongoing theme in Lovecraft's work is the complete irrelevance of mankind in the face of the cosmic horrors that apparently exist in the universe, with Lovecraft constantly referring to the "Great Old Ones": a loose pantheon of ancient, powerful deities from space who once ruled the Earth and who have since fallen into a death-like sleep.[3]
Lovecraft named several of these deities, being Azathoth, Cthulhu, Ghatanothoa, Shub-Niggurath, Yog-Sothoth, Nyarlathotep and Yig respectively. With the exception of Cthulhu, the remainder of this loose pantheon apparently dwelled in deep space. Worshipped by deranged human cults, these beings are currently imprisoned (beneath the sea, inside the Earth, and in distant planetary systems) and apparently eagerly await the time of their release. Although Lovecraft did establish this premise in his 1928 novella The Call of Cthulhu with reference to the eponymous creature, it was Derleth who applied the notion to all of the Great Old Ones.
This table is organized as follows:
| Name | Epithet(s), other name(s) |
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| Ammutseba | Devourer of Stars | A dark, cloudy mass with tentacles which absorbs falling stars. | LO, SK |
| Aphoom-Zhah | The Cold Flame, Lord of the Pole |
Appears much like Cthugha but grey, and cold. | AF, HG, LP |
| Arwassa | The Silent Shouter on the Hill | A humanoid torso with tentacles instead of limbs, and a short neck ending in a toothless, featureless mouth. | rpg |
| Atlach-Nacha | The Spider God, Spinner in Darkness |
A giant spider with a human-like face. | PS, AT,SG |
| Baoht Z'uqqa-Mogg | The Bringer of Pestilence | A huge, flying, scorpion with an ant-like head. | rpg[4] |
| Basatan | Master of the Crabs | Not described, probably a crab humanoid or a gigantic crab. | MC |
| B’gnu-Thun | The Soul-Chilling Ice-God | Appears as a cyanotic humanoid followed by an eerie blizzard. | CC2, SS2 |
| Bokrug | The Great Water Lizard, The Doom of Sarnath |
Appears as a gigantic water lizard. | DC, SC |
| Bugg-Shash[5] | The Black One, The Filler of Space, He Who Comes in the Dark |
Appears as a black, slimy mass covered in eyes and mouths, much like a Shoggoth. | DI, EL, KB, RS |
| Byatis | The Berkeley Toad, Serpent-Bearded Byatis |
Appears as a gigantic, multicoloured toad with one eye, a proboscis, crab-like claws, and tentacles below the mouth. | BY, RC, SF |
| Chaugnar Faugn | Horror from the Hills, The Feeder, Caug-Narfagn |
A bipedal elephant with a mouth on the end of its trunk. | HF, HM, FO, RH |
| Cthugha | The Living Flame, The Burning One |
Appears as a living conflagration. | DD, EL, HC, LM |
| Cthylla | Secret Daughter of Cthulhu | Appears as a huge, winged, octopus-like creature with six eyes. | ID, TC |
| Cyäegha | The Destroying Eye, The Waiting Dark |
Appears as a gigantic black mass of tentacles with a single green eye at the centre. | DM |
| Cynothoglys | The Mortician God, She Whose Hand Embalms | Appears as a formless mound with one arm-like appendage. | PR |
| The Dweller in the Gulf | Eidolon of the Blind | Appears as a huge, eyeless, black, soft-shelled tortoise with a triangular head and two whip-like tails, and suckers on the end of each tail. | WL |
| Dygra | The Stone-Thing | A jewel-facetted, semi-crystalline entity, with geodic tentacles. | CC2, SS2 |
| Dythalla | Lord of Lizards | Not described, probably a gigantic saurian creature. | SS2 |
| Eihort | The Pale Beast, God of the Labyrinth |
Appears as a huge, pallid, gelatinous oval with a myriad legs and multiple eyes. | BS, FP |
| Ei'lor | The Star-Seed | A plant-like, parasitic horror dwelling on a jungle planet revolving around the green star Yifne and the dead star known as Baalblo (perhaps a white dwarf, a neutron star or another kind of stellar remnant). | CC2, EO, SS4, SS8 |
| Etepsed Egnis[6] |
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A formless monstrosity with a huge, arm-like appendage. | EE, CtC, GS2 |
| Ghadamon | A Seed of Azathoth | A bluish-brown, slimy monstrosity riddled with holes, and an occasional malformed head. | rpg |
| Ghisguth | The Sound of the Deep Waters | A titanic mass of jelly material. | PN, OO |
| Glaaki | The Inhabitant of the Lake, Lord of Dead Dreams |
Appears as a giant three-eyed slug with metallic spines, and tiny, pyramid-like feet underneath. | GL, IB, IL |
| Gi-Hoveg | The Aether-Anemone | A spiky, globular mass with myriads of eyes. | CC2, SS2 |
| Gloon | The Corrupter of Flesh, Master of the Temple, Glhuun |
Usually manifests through a Dionysian sculpture, but its true form is that of a gigantic wattled slug-thing. | rpg, TE |
| God of the Red Flux |
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Vaporous red entity. | MW |
| Gog-Hoor | Eater on the Insane | A giant entity dwelling in some reverse dimension, resembling a huge bullet with a long proboscis | AO |
| Gol-goroth | Golgoroth, Gol-Goroth, The Forgotten Old One, God of the Black Stone |
Appears as a gigantic, black, toad-like creature with an impossibly malevolent glare, or a tentacled, scaled, bat-winged entity. | FO, FR, GB |
| The Green God |
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A sentient plant-entity dwells in subterranean caverns where it is always served by mutant rabbit-like worshipers. | HW2 |
| Groth-Golka | The Demon Bird-God | A monstrous bird-like fiend with sharp teeth, dwelling beneath Antarctica, vaguely resembling an extinct Pterosaur | FO |
| Gzxtyos[7] |
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The consort of Othuyeg, very similar to his bridegroom. | CtC |
| Haiogh-Yai | The Outsider | A monstrous, amorphous, whirling thing living on a wandering black hole named Vix’ni-Aldru, which also hosts a monstrous city made of titanic blocks at its center. | CC2, SS2 |
| Han | The Dark One | A being made of cold, howling mist, bound to Yig's worship | SF |
| Hastalÿk | The Contagion | A microbial entity, responsible of plagues | rpg |
| Hastur | The Unspeakable, He Who is Not to be Named, Lord of Interstellar Spaces, The King in Yellow |
FA, HS, LT, RH, SS, WD, YS | |
| H’chtelegoth | The Great Tentacled God | A towering greenish trunk with a crown of tentacles, a row of multiple eyes and a couple of additional, lateral grasping appendages. | HL |
| Hydra | The Thousand-Faced Moon | A vampiric entity living by absorbing the heads and brains of intelligent species. It dwells within an alien dimension outside conventional time and space. This entity is not to be confused with Mother Hydra, which is a Great Deep One servitor. | HY |
| Hziulquoigmnzhah | Ziulquag-Manzah | Has spheroid body, elongated arms, short legs, and a pendulum-like head dangling underneath. | DS, PN, TA |
| Ialdagorth[8] | The Dark Devourer | Cousin and servant of Azathoth, appears as black, shapeless, malevolent cloudy thing. It could be treated as an Outer God, since Azathoth's cousin. | SS20 |
| Idh-yaa | Cthulhu's Mate, Xothic Matriarch | OA | |
| Iod | The Shining Hunter | A levitating, sinuous, glowing creature. | HU, IN, SZ |
| Istasha | Mistress of Darkness | A feline deity similar to Bastet. Her sister is the sylvan Lythalia. | SS2, SS4 |
| Ithaqua | The Wind Walker, The Wendigo, God of the Cold White Silence |
A gigantic, corpse-like human with webbed feet and glowing red eyes. | BW, CD, IM, IQ, SW, TW, WE |
| Juk-Shabb | God of Yekub | Appears as a great shining ball of energy. | CF |
| Kaalut |
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Likely a gigantic, larva-like horror. It dwells on the distant ammonia planet of K'gil'mnon. | GI, HG3 |
| Kag'Naru of the Air[9] |
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Mentioned in American comics "Challengers of the Unknown" (1977). | Comics |
| Kassogtha | Bride of Cthulhu, The Leviathan of Diseased | A huge mass of coiled, writhing tentacles. She is Cthulhu's sister and mate, who bore him two twin daughters (Nctosa and Nctolhu) | NH |
| Kurpannga | The Devil-dingo | A giant hairless dingo-like fiend living in Dreamland (or the Dreamtime of Aboriginal myths) | DL |
| Lu-Kthu | Birth-womb of the Great Old Ones | A titanic, planet-sized mass of entrails and internal organs. On closer examination it appears a wet, warty globe, 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. | CC2 |
| Lythalia | The Forest-Goddess | SS2 | |
| M'Nagalah[10] | The Devourer | A mass of entrails and eyes, or a massive blob-thing. | TU |
| Mnomquah | Lord of the Black Lake, The Monster in the Moon | A very large and eyeless lizard-creature with a "crown" of feelers. | MD, MQ, SB |
| Mordiggian | The Charnel God, The Great Ghoul, Lord of Zul-Bha-Sair |
A shapeshifting cloud of shadow. | CG, IC, RE |
| Mormo[11] | The Thousand-Faced Moon | Mormo appears in many forms, but three are most common: as a mocking vampiric maiden, as a tentacle-haired gorgon, or as a hunched toad-like albino with a mass of feelers instead of a face. This last is the form of her servitors, the Moon-beasts. | HR2, TR5 |
| Narrathoth | The Forgotten | DC2, NF2 | |
| Nctosa & Nctolhu | The Twin Spawn of Cthulhu | Twin daughters of Cthulhu, imprisoned on Jupiter. They appear as huge shell-endowed beings, with eight segmented limbs and six long arms ending with claws, vaguely resembling their "step-sister" Cthylla. | NH |
| Ngirrth’lu | The Wolf-Thing, The Stalker in the Snows, He Who Hunts, Na-girt-a-lu | A ferocious and towering wolf-like humanoid with bat wings. He is served by werewolf servants known as the Lupine Ones. | SS2 |
| Nug and Yeb | The Twin Blasphemies | Somewhat like Shub-Niggurath. | BF, EH, LA, OA, TO |
| Nyaghogghua |
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A blurry, dark, kraken-like entity mentioned in the Song of Yste. | AB |
| Nyogtha | The Thing which Should Not Be, Haunter of the Red Abyss |
Appears as an inky shadow. | AF, HG, SH, SR |
| Oorn | Mnomquah's Mate | Appears as a huge, tentacled mollusc. | MD, HW10 |
| Othuum | The Oceanic Horror | A twisting, ropy-tentacled mass with a single alien face somewhere in the center of the slimy squirming mass. | RS, OT |
| Othuyeg | The Doom-Walker | Appears as a great, tentacled eye (similar to Cyäegha). | DF, VC, SP |
| Pharol | Pharol the Black | A black, fanged, cycloptic demon with arms like swaying serpents.[12] The entity normally dwells in another dimension—a "seething and sub-dimensional chaos" beyond the mundane universe.[13] The wizard Eibon of Hyperborea sometimes summoned Pharol to query him for arcane information.[14] | AF |
| Quachil Uttaus | Treader of the Dust | Appears as a miniature, wrinkled mummy with stiff, outstretched claws. | KU, RU |
| Quyagen[15] | He Who Dwells Beneath Our Feet | Worshiped as deity in a lost continent located in southern Atlantic Ocean. | TT5 |
| Q'yth-az | The Crystalloid Intellect | A towering mass of crystals, residing on the lightless planet Mthura. | EF |
| Raandaii-B'nk |
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A shark-like humanoid native to the Bermuda Triangle, possibly similar to Cthulhu's avatar the Father of All Sharks. | FD |
| Ragnalla | Seeker in the Skies | A titanic raptorial fiend. | CC2, SS2 |
| Rhan-Tegoth | Terror of the Hominids, He of the Ivory Throne | A three-eyed, gilled, proboscidian monster with a globular torso, six long, sinuous limbs ending in black paws with crab-like claws, and covered in what appears to be hair, but is actually tiny tentacles. | HM, AF, LT, RR, PD |
| Rhogog | The Bearer of the Cup of the Blood of the Ancients | A dead-black leafless oak tree, hot to the touch, with a single red eye at the centre. | RG |
| Rh'Thulla of the Wind[16] |
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Mentioned in American comics "Challengers of the Unknown" (1977). Probably similar to M'Nagalah the Eternal | Comics |
| Rlim Shaikorth | The White Worm | A gigantic, whitish worm with a huge maw and eyes made of dripping globules of blood. | CW, HG, LP |
| Ruhtra Dyoll | The Fire God | CC2, SS2 | |
| Saa'itii | The Hog | A gigantic, ghostly hog. | H5 |
| Sebek | The Crocodile God | A crocodile-headed reptilian humanoid, equal to the Ancient Egyptian god Sobek. | EK |
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| Shathak | Mistress of the Abyssmal Slime, Death Reborn | - | PN |
| Shudde M'ell | The Burrower Beneath, The Great Chthonian |
Appears as a colossal worm with tentacles for a head. | BU, BT3, CS, TC, WU |
| Shuy-Nihl | The Devourer in the Earth | A dark blob of darkness endowed with tentacles. | CC2, SS2 |
| Summanus | Monarch of Night, The Terror that Walketh in Darkness |
A mouthless, grotesque human with pale tentacles protruding from underneath a dark robe. | FH, WG |
| Tharapithia | The Shadow in the Crimson Light | Slavic and Ugric God-like creature, photophobic and burrowing fiend awed in Middle Ages. It cannot endure the light of the sun and eludes it by tunnelling deep under the roots of the oaks. | CL2 |
| Tsathoggua | The Sleeper of N'kai, The Toad-God, Zhothaqqua, Sadagowah |
Appears as a huge, furry, almost humanoid toad, or a bat-like sloth. | BC, DS, PN, IU, OL, RT, SG, TZ |
| Ut'Ulls-Hr'Her | The Great Horned Mother | A huge faceless creature with various appendages sprouting from its head, a beard of oozing horns, and many reddish teats and fish-like fins sprouting from an egg-shaped body. | NH |
| Uvhash | The Blood-Mad God of the Void | A colossal, vampiric, red mass of tentacles and eyes, rumoured to have been one of mad emperor Caligola's eldritch sponsors. | AD |
| Vhuzompha | Mother and Father to All Marine Life, The Hermaphroditic God | An amorphous monster of prodigious size, covered in a multitude of eyes, mouths, projections and both male and female genitalia. | CC2, SS2 |
| Vibur | The Thing from Beyond | A huge furry and rapidly shifting entity casting radioactive stones. | rpg |
| Volgna-Gath | Keeper of the Secrets | Not described. | SS2 |
| Vulthoom | The Sleeper of Ravermos, Gsarthotegga |
May appear as a huge, unearthly plant. | VU |
| The Worm that Gnaws in the Night | Doom of Shaggai | A massive, worm-like fiend, similar to a Graboid from Tremors. | AG |
| Xalafu | The Dread One | A titanic, globular mass of various dark colours, endowed with a huge, single eye in the middle of the alien bulk. | ZS |
| Xa'ligha | Demon of Dissonance, Master of Twisted Sound | A haunting sound leading to madness and self-destruction. Perhaps similar to Tru'Nembra. | CC2 |
| Ycnagnnisssz | Lord of Realms Unknown | A black, festering amorphous mass. | rpg |
| Yegg-Ha | The Faceless One | A 10 foot-tall winged being. | IE |
| Y'golonac | The Defiler | Appears as a naked, obese, headless human with a mouth in the palm of each hand; other features are nebulous. | CP |
| Yhashtur[17] | The Worm-God of the Lords of Thule | A worm-like monster. | SS20 |
| Yhoundeh | The Elk Goddess | DS, LE | |
| Yig | Father of Serpents | A giant snake with human arms covered in scales. | CY, SJ, VY |
| Y'lla | Master of the Seas | A monstrous, barrel-shaped sea worm with tentacles and lamprey-like mouth. | CC2 |
| Ythogtha | The Thing in the Pit, Shaurash-Ho[18] | Appears as a colossal Deep One, with tentacles surrounding its one eye. | OA, PD, TC, TP |
| Zathog | The Black Lord of Whirling Vortices | A festering, bubbling mass that constantly churns and whirls, putting forth vestigial appendages and reabsorbing them. Bubbles burst on its surface to reveal hate-filled eyes, and slobbering mouths form and close randomly about his horrible body. | FB, WZ |
| Zhar and Lloigor | The Twin Obscenities | Both appear as a colossal mass of tentacles. | SA, LS, TP, SX |
| Zoth-Ommog | Dweller in the Depths | A gigantic entity with a cone-shaped body, a reptilian head, a beard of tentacles, and starfish-like arms. | HG, OA, TC |
| Zstylzhemghi | Matriarch of Swarms, Zystulzhemgni |
PN, TA | |
| Zushakon | Dark Silent One, Old Night, Zul-Che-Quon, Zuchequon |
Appears as a swirling, black vortex. | BH, KD |
| Zvilpogghua | Feaster from the Stars, The Sky-Devil, Ossadagowah |
A bat-winged, armless toad with tentacles instead of a face. | LT, RM, SV |
In Joseph Pulver's novel Nightmare's Disciple several new Great Old Ones and Elder Gods are named. The novel mentions Ob'mbu the Shatterer; T'ith and Xu'bea, The Teeth of the Dark Plains of Mwaalba. Miivls and Vn'Vulot, are said to have fought each other in southern Gondwanaland during the Cretaceous period.[19]
The Outer Gods are ruled by Azathoth, the "Blind Idiot God", who holds court at the center of the universe. A group of Outer Gods dance rhythmically around Azathoth, in cadence to the piping of a demonic flute. Among the Outer Gods present at Azathoth's court are Lesser Outer Gods, the entities called "Ultimate Gods" in The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath, and possibly Shub-Niggurath, the "Black Goat of the Woods". Yog-Sothoth, the "All-in-One", co-rules with Azathoth and exists at all places and in all times in the cosmos, yet is somehow locked outside the mundane universe. Nyarlathotep, the "Crawling Chaos", is the avatar and soul of the Outer Gods, and serves as an intermediary between the deities of the pantheon and their cults. The only Outer God to have a true personality, Nyarlathotep possesses a malign intellect and reveals a mocking contempt for his masters.[20]
See Clark Ashton Smith deities.
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.
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A man-eating, cloudy mass, unnamed Outer God at the court of Azathoth.
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Cxaxukluth (Androgynous Offspring of Azathoth) is one of the Seeds or Spawn of Azathoth, grown to adulthood and monstrous proportions and power. In appearance, Cxaxukluth resembles something of a cross between Azathoth and Ubbo-Sathla: an amorphous, writhing mass of bubbling, nuclear protoplasmic gel. It normally dwells alone in some unnamed place beyond time and space, unless disturbed or summoned away.
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An invisible wolf-like fiend similar to Fenrir of Norse mythology (if not coincident). Mh'ithrha (Arch-Lord of Tindalos) is the lords of the Hounds of Tindalos and the most powerful. Although not an actual Outer God as such, its form and awesome powers defy standard classification. Mh'ithra's eternal battle with Yog-Sothoth is said to be legendary..
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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.
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The Nameless Mist (Nyog' Sothep?) is a misty, shapeless thing, also it has no name.
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Shabbith-Ka appears as a shapeless, roughly man-sized purplish aura, spitting and crackling with powerful electrical arcs. A sense of power, malignancy, and intelligence accompanies it and persons able to gaze at its form long enough can see a rudimentary face or faces within the glowing mass.
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The Star Mother appears as a chunk of yellow-green stone about the size of an infant. Its shape suggests a plump, huge-breasted, faceless female figure. From it extend dozens of pencil-thin root-like strands. It is one of the Larvae of the Other Gods and has no cult, although served by zombie slaves.
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Tru'nembra (The Angel of Music) is the name given in Malleus Monstrorum Call of Cthulhu roleplay game guide to the entity described in Howard Philips Lovecraft's novel "The Music of Eric Zahn". It has no shape, but manifests as a haunting music.
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A blazing green ball of flame, dancing with brethren Outer Gods at the court of Azathoth. 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.
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See Clark Ashton Smith deities.
Ycnàgnnisssz is a black, festering, amorphous mass that constantly blasts and erupts violently, spewing out bits of churning lava-like material. It spawned the Great Old One Zstylzhemgni by fission.
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A gigantic, bat-winged humanoid with detached eyes, wearing a green robe. This horrible deity sees all time and space as it slowly rotates in the centre of its clearing in the 'Jungle of Kled', in Earth‘s Dreamlands. Beneath its billowing cloak are a multitude of nightgaunts, suckling and clutching at her breasts. She has close connection to the Great Old One Bugg-Shash.
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Yidhra (The Dream Witch) usually appears as a youthful, attractive, earthly female, though her shape may vary.
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.
Yidhra is served by devoted cults found in such widely separated places as Burma, Chad, Laos, Sumer, New Mexico, and Texas. 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 comely young woman; only favored members of her cult can see her as she actually is.
One of her avatar is Madam Yi, appearing as a human female dressed in beautiful white and black robes which constantly billow on some unseen wind, on which she may hover or fly. Her beautiful face is like the painted face of a porcelain doll and her bloodred lips and closed almond-shaped black eyes are forever frozen on a smooth and bone-white face. Long black hair is braided into a single ponytail. The avatar’s hands both end in very long, razor-like black fingernails
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Yomagn’tho (The Feaster from the Stars, That Which Relentlessly Waits Outside) is a malevolent being who wishes nothing more than the destruction of mankind for unknown reasons. It waits in its home dimension of Pherkard until it 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 petals.
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In post-Lovecraft stories, the Elder Gods oppose the Outer Gods and the Great Old Ones. Some consider them to be non-Lovecraftian because they employ a good versus evil dichotomy which is contrary to the cosmic indifference of Lovecraft's fiction. Derleth attempted to retroactively group the deity Nodens in this category (who acts as deus ex machina for the protagonists in both The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath and "The Strange High House in the Mist").
Bast (Goddess of Cats or Pasht) appears as a female human with a cat's head.
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See Brian Lumley deities.
Nodens (Lord of the Great Abyss) appears as a human male riding a huge seashell pulled by legendary beasts.
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Ulthar (or Uldar) is a deity sent to Earth to hold vigil over the Great Old Ones.
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Vorvadoss* (The Flaming One, Lord of the Universal Spaces, The Troubler of the Sands, Who Waiteth in the Outer Dark) appears as a cloaked, hooded being, enveloped in green flames, with fiery eyes.
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See Brian Lumley deities.
The Great Ones are the "weak gods of earth" that reign in the Dreamlands. They are protected by Nyarlathotep.
| Name | Description | References |
| Hagarg Ryonis, The Lier-in-Wait |
Usually appears as a huge, reptilian monster. | DL, WH |
| Karakal | An elf-like humanoid. | DL, WH |
| Lobon | Appears as ivy-crowned youth bearing a spear. | DC, DL, WH |
| Nath-Horthath | Chief god of Celephaïs. | CE, DL, DQ, KA |
| Oukranos | River god | DQ |
| Tamash | Appears as a short, silver-skinned, ebon-haired, and bearded man. | DC, DL, MG, WH |
| Zo-Kalar | God of birth and death. | DC, WH |