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A page from the Lovecraftian Necronomicon. This page details the Elder God known as Yog-Sothoth, and explains a number of rituals used in summoning him.All of the words are actual quotes from Lovecraft, written in the Cthulhic Runes.
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I just read a page of a manuscript that an acolyte,in a fit of sanity, attempted to destroy in a fire. The others,were quick in (1) pulling the book from the fire, and (2) KILLING the offender. Some pages were ruined beyond use, while the others bore severe but repairable damage.
You'll find this in FurAffinity.
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Nice page! I assume though, for the picture of Yog-Sothoth, you are referring to the burned hole (which is not a bad likeness, actually) rather than the drawing, which represents in this dimension Cthulhu (whom Lovecraft told us was only a cousin to the Great Old Ones).
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Yog-Sothoth is the guardian between worlds, and he alone holds the key.
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Lovecraft's work is amazing. I have read most of his stuff. I think you did a great job capturing something from the Mad Arab's book!!
"We live on a placid island of ignorance in the black seas of infinity, and it was not meant that we should voyage far." -- The Call of Cthulhu
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Amazing.
Now to translate it and bring the Yog-Sothoth to this Sphere.
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Abdul Alhazred.
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I doubt it was by his on choice?
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I'm not exactly sure, to be honest. He was a nut.
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I'd be crazy too if evil, alien demon mollusks, told me to kill everyone and turn their remains into ink and pages to make a forbidden grimoire.
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I think I would have fun with it. I'd make clothes out of what I didn't use in the book.
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I can't remember his name but he was an arab and he was insane..
In reality it doesn't exist ..all we have are the fragments..
Lovecraft didn't want it written since it would remove much of the mystery shrouding the dreaded Necronomicon
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You think the only way it could exist physically was through dreams?
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In the stories it exists..
But you get what I mean..It's never been written For REAL and never will be
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Has to, found it on amazon
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I doubt it, but you will get a headache.
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Just like reading my CORRUPTING BOOK will physically age you in doing so. The SOMA formulae within ,if used correctly, will tangle the very threads of life ! So awful is this book, that it was banished from reality,to the realm of dream. Now Amy Gdala, the DreaMistress, has winkled it back to existence.
Where is the hero to return it to dream ???
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Yeah, probably. Might give nightmares too. Then agian, it is just Yog-Sothoth.
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yeah, what could POSSIBLY go wrong?
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If I had a daughter, she might become impregnated by Yog-Sothoth and produce mutant human-Elder God offspring, but I have no daughters so I doubt that will happen...
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They have twisted minds beyond wisdom.
I'm sure they know the meaning of Rule 63...
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Very nice worl. Love your clever use of the yellow Sign. I fave of mine ^^.
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Were the Cthulhic runes actually in the story, or did you translate them yourself, somehow?
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you can find the font here: [link]
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Games... Movies... All for fools with average IQs.
Just make sure you don't make a habbit of displaying pages from Necronomicon all over the web...
Or..
You probably got the idea.
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Well actually dont wanna shit on your parade, but in the game hail the king you go back to damascus and meet mr Alzhared, also in the comic book series the necronomican is one in the same as well. 
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I knew that. I saw the movie. Army of Darkness. C'mon.
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thats the necromicon ex mortis or dead book of the dead.... wich is a DEPRESSING title for a comedy..
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Not THAT Necronomicon. Completely different books. The AOD Necronomicon was a book which called forth demons and gave power to the devil. It was supposedly written in the Middle Ages by a dark Necromancer.
The Lovecraftian Necronomicon, on the other hand, was the account of the Mad Arab Abdul Alzhared of Sanaa, Yemen. It was originally titled. Al Azif.
Visit this site for the whole story.
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Alzhared is my dear friend. make....stuff....bout him. picture perhaps?
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