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Yog-Sothoth (Cthulhu Mythos) One in All and All in One - the "physical" form of Yog-Sothoth is a hodgepodge of countless connecting spheres, including all existing and non-existent worlds. This is an immense infinity of conceivable and inconceivable possibilities and impossibilities of the world-history (dreams of Azathoth). Worlds of different sizes, shapes and complexity. Worlds with different laws. Worlds with non-Euclidean geometry. Worlds with an absurd device (the universe of clocks and steps, the universe in the reactor, the universe in the brain, the universe in the candy wrapper). Endless parallel worlds. Stories with different time axes. Universes within universes, universes outside universes. Infinities in ultra-ton dust. Aeons in moments. Infinities equal to zero. An endlessly stretching chain of worlds in each other. Apparently, even the other Other Gods are part of Yog-Sothoth, as they, like the worlds, are the dreams of Azathoth . Or the gods simply live in an endless outer space, which also correlates with Yog-Sothoth.


Key and Gate - Yog-Sothoth can appear as a massive Gate that is unlocked by the Silver Key, also part of Yog-Sothoth. Behind the gates is a non-existent space with countless doors leading to different worlds and dimensions. Apparently, this space is another void.
Tawil at-Umr is the guardian of the gates and the guide through the worlds, appearing in the form of a humanoid figure covered with a veil. This is a servant of Yog-Sothoth, as well as Yog-Sothoth himself. This incarnation of God does not carry evil in itself, but its incomprehensibility can drive one crazy.


Magic / Azathoth - the ability to use magic, which is based on the "particles of Azathoth" - the smallest and indivisible fundamental elements of any system, and the essence is information that forms a duality of any order and level.

Tentacles - Yog-Sothoth's tentacles can be summoned through rituals, allowing him to rape all sorts of loli , making demigod children .

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