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Hastur (The
Unspeakable One, The King in Yellow, Him Who Is Not to be Named, ****atur, Xastur, H'aaztre, Fenric, or Kaiwan) is an
entity of the Cthulhu...
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powers of the
Hasturs.
Drained after their efforts to
banish their great foes and too weak to rid the
world of
these lesser creatures, the
Hasturs raised mystic...
- The
Hastur Cycle is a 1993
fiction anthology published by Chaosium. The
Hastur Cycle is an
anthology in
which short stories explore the
mythology of Hastur...
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Great Old One. Shub
Niggurath also had
children with
Hastur in
present as she is the mate of
Hastur, and in the past she had
offsprings with Yog-sothoth...
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Other sources, however,
consider him the
progeny of Shub-Niggurath and
Hastur.
Zushakon is the god of
death to the
Mutsun tribe of California. Zushakon...
- work and
borrowed a few
additional names from his work,
including Hali and
Hastur. In Chambers' stories, and
within the
apocryphal play
titled The King in...
- The
Heritage of
Hastur is a
science fantasy novel by
American writer Marion Zimmer Bradley, part of the
Darkover series. It was
nominated for the Nebula...
- the
establishment of the
Dynasty in Carcosa, the
lakes which connected Hastur,
Aldebaran and the
mystery of the Hyades. He
spoke of C****ilda and Camilla...
- the
Cthulhu Mythos. In 1937,
Derleth wrote the
short story "The
Return of
Hastur", and
proposed two
groups of
opposed cosmic entities: the Old or Ancient...
- and "
Hastur" in
connection with the cult of the
Yellow Sign
opposing the Mi-Go's work on Earth.
Lovecraft never made a
connection between Hastur and "Him...
