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He is INSPIRED BY many concepts lol. But the most important is Islam theology of Unknown (Ta'wil) and whatever Lovecraft monstrosity is as Bahamut.Continuing from the other thread, Lovecraft was also influenced by Indian Religion, Greek mythology, celtic mythology etc.
Even Monism and Platonism.
Proly not. These are creations of August Derleth. And we don't use his works.Seems a little inactive
I was wondering will there ever be profiles for other great old ones, like Abhoth, Ubbo-Saltha, etc
What no they aren't they are the creation of Clark Ashton SmithProly not. These are creations of August Derleth. And we don't use his works.
Lol sorry, you're right.What no they aren't they are the creation of Clark Ashton Smith
Abboth is in seven geases
And ubbo is in Ubbo-Saltha
I'm not really good at making profiles or revisions, I'm just saying they should have them (especially since other characters from these same stories have profiles like atlach, also we are starved for new cm contentLol sorry, you're right.
Got confused there for a sec.
Anyway, if you know how to make profiles then sure.
I see.I'm not really good at making profiles or revisions, I'm just saying they should have them (especially since other characters from these same stories have profiles like atlach, also we are starved for new cm content
Cthulhu mythos really needs revisions. The problem is, there are just a few supporters for the verse currently.Like so many upgrades and downgrades people wanna do and they don't even have many characters at all
I'll see what I can do for abilities and stuff, I'm just horrible at formatingI see.
If i had the time i could do them, but unfortunately i don't.
You'll probably need to buy them physically tbh, it's hard to find his letters onlineSo does anyone here have access to Lovecraft's letters? The ones where he described his notions of God and whatnot?
Does doom eternal or Skyrim count?What’s your favorite Cthulhu mythos themed game guys?
I guessDoes doom eternal or Skyrim count?
Yeah seems so. BummerYou'll probably need to buy them physically tbh, it's hard to find his letters online
Since the topic of the Gates was recently brought up in the now closed downgrade thread, what do you guys think about this?
Seems the First Gate opens an extension that's dimensional in nature. Specifically "all dimensions" so it would be a High 1-B location.What's this supposed to mean
Tbh I can see how one can see the Gates as being dimensional ones. Dimensional Gates are mentioned in other places such as Dreams in the Witchouse. But if the First Gate alone can open a High 1-B Extension of the Earth, you could make the case that the other Gates open undimensoned worlds.Honestly, at this point saying CM isn't at least High 1-A is ridiculous.
The obvious issue is letters aren't canon, like blatantly they just aren't in lovecrafts caseTbh I can see how one can see the Gates as being dimensional ones. Dimensional Gates are mentioned in other places such as Dreams in the Witchouse. But if the First Gate alone can open a High 1-B Extension of the Earth, you could make the case that the other Gates open undimensoned worlds.
Nah, the gates (as far as i remember) are only mentioned in the silver key, the dunwich horror and through the gates of the silver key. There are some stories that mentions "gates" but they are most likely not referring to the same thing.Tbh I can see how one can see the Gates as being dimensional ones. Dimensional Gates are mentioned in other places such as Dreams in the Witchouse. But if the First Gate alone can open a High 1-B Extension of the Earth, you could make the case that the other Gates open undimensoned worlds.
Yeah in dreams of the witch house the gates are just referring to barriers of the dreamlands (this terminology is used the same way in dreamquest)Nah, the gates (as far as i remember) are only mentioned in the silver key, the dunwich horror and through the gates of the silver key. There are some stories that mentions "gates" but they are most likely not referring to the same thing.
We do indeed use them as evidence.The obvious issue is letters aren't canon, like blatantly they just aren't in lovecrafts case
Care to elaborate?The obvious issue is letters aren't canon, like blatantly they just aren't in lovecrafts case
The family tree is obviously the biggest example of letters not being used to take stuff seriously, letters are just secondary material to the stories themselves AT BEST but I'd outright not use them unless I'd have toCare to elaborate?
The entire area hypnos travels is undimensionedImo this whole thing boils down to how you interpret Hypnos
Imo at best you can argue that the initial vacua they explored were dimensional, but the vacua "beyond all thought and entity" are most likely beyond dimensions entirely. So at worst th Geates and the vacua are separated, one be
Well true but I don't see a joke factoring in the WoG I posted. Lovecraft was telling Price about what changes needed to be made to the TtGoftSK draft regarding the Ancient Ones and whatnotThe family tree is obviously the biggest example of letters not being used to take stuff seriously, letters are just secondary material to the stories themselves AT BEST but I'd outright not use them unless I'd have to
Intent doesn't matter at all, my point isn't "the family tree is wrong because it's a joke" my point is it's wrong because it contradicts the actual stories (hell several letters Lovecraft wrote were jokes) however that isn't inherently a issue on its ownWell true but I don't see a joke factoring in the WoG I posted. Lovecraft was telling Price about what changes needed to be made to the TtGoftSK regarding the Ancient Ones and whatnot
While that's true, it's all blatantly from the perspective of a flawed human, and Dreams in the Witchouse uses very similar phrasing to describe the 4 dimensional abysses Gilman travels throughThe entire area hypnos travels is undimensioned
Space time and matter don't exist there at all (we are straight up told this early as hell in the stories)
What, hypnos and the narrator blatantly understood the place they were in and blatantly gained understanding even greater as they crossed the barriersWhile that's true, it's all blatantly from the perspective of a flawed human, and Dreams in the Witchouse uses very similar phrasing to describe the 4 dimensional abysses Gilman travels through
When the narrator describes his experience in general he says it's really hard to put into words because they do not belong to the waking cosmos of matter, time and space. However, similar phrasing is used for Gilman in DitWH. I can grab the quotes if you wantWhat, hypnos and the narrator blatantly understood the place they were in and blatantly gained understanding even greater as they crossed the barriers
If we honestly take this argument (which is headcanon to say they don't understand given how they described it is accurate as a whole and hypnos is even able to go to azathoth court which is HARDER to comprehend than the dreamlands or gates (whichever you interpret hypnos place to be)While that's true, it's all blatantly from the perspective of a flawed human, and Dreams in the Witchouse uses very similar phrasing to describe the 4 dimensional abysses Gilman travels through
I'm aware (I've read and own physical copies of lovecrafts work) I'm just saying this doesn't matter, something being hard to put into words doesn't mean you don't understand how it functions, we are also told about boths hypnos and narrators experience not just the narrator's even if you think this is correctWhen the narrator describes his experience in general he says it's really hard to put into words because they do not belong to the waking cosmos of matter, time and space. However, similar phrasing is used for Gilman in DitWH. I can grab the quotes if you want