Cthaati Kardath - Revision history

Graham at 03:02, 16 September 2014

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	The Cthaati Kardath is the title of a fictional volume which first appeared in the privately published Call of Cthulhu scenario [[The Horror on Haldon Hill]] by Rick Lippiett		The '''''Cthaati Kardath''''' is the title of a fictional volume which first appeared in the privately published Call of Cthulhu scenario [[The Horror on Haldon Hill]] by Rick Lippiett

	==Description==		==Description==

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	==Contents==		==Contents==
	The book talks at length about an obscure avatar of Nyarlathotep known as the Small Crawler; its worship and the rituals pertaining to it.		The book talks at length about an obscure avatar of Nyarlathotep known as the Small Crawler; its worship and the rituals pertaining to it.
	As well as the rites for summoning the Crawler, the book also contains incantations for bodily rejuvenation, conjuring ~~vails~~ of darkness, weakening enemies and summoning demons. Many of these rituals require a blood sacrifice.		As well as the rites for summoning the Crawler, the book also contains incantations for bodily rejuvenation, conjuring veils of darkness, weakening enemies and summoning demons. Many of these rituals require a blood sacrifice.

	==Location==		==Location==

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	==Contents==		==Contents==
	The book talks at length about an obscure avatar of Nyarlathotep known as the Small Crawler; its worship and the rituals pertaining to it.		The book talks at length about an obscure avatar of Nyarlathotep known as the Small Crawler; its worship and the rituals pertaining to it.
	As well as the rites for summoning the Crawler, the book ~~allso~~ contains incantations for bodily rejuvenation, conjuring vails of darkness, weakening enemies and summoning demons. Many of these rituals require a blood sacrifice.		As well as the rites for summoning the Crawler, the book also contains incantations for bodily rejuvenation, conjuring vails of darkness, weakening enemies and summoning demons. Many of these rituals require a blood sacrifice.

	==Location==		==Location==

Dce at 03:02, 18 May 2014

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	The Cthaati Kardath is the title of a fictional volume which first appeared in The Horror on Haldon Hill~~'s scenario~~ by Rick Lippiett		The Cthaati Kardath is the title of a fictional volume which first appeared in the privately published Call of Cthulhu scenario [[The Horror on Haldon Hill]] by Rick Lippiett

	==Description==		==Description==

Dce at 02:40, 18 May 2014

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	Allthough most of the surviving copies of this book remain in India, a handful of volumes may have made it back to Britain during the campaigns. The British Museum and the University of Oxford may posses copies.		Allthough most of the surviving copies of this book remain in India, a handful of volumes may have made it back to Britain during the campaigns. The British Museum and the University of Oxford may posses copies.

	==~~Roll~~ Playing Game Stats==		==Role Playing Game Stats==

	; ''Sanskrit version '' : Sanity Loss 1D8/2D8; Cthulhu Mythos + 15 Percent.		; ''Sanskrit version '' : Sanity Loss 1D8/2D8; Cthulhu Mythos + 15 Percent.
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	; ''Hindustani version'' : Sanity Loss 1D8/2D8; Cthulhu Mythos + 13 Percent.		; ''Hindustani version'' : Sanity Loss 1D8/2D8; Cthulhu Mythos + 13 Percent.
	[[Category:Mythos:Tomes\|Cthaati Kardath]]		[[Category:Mythos:Tomes\|Cthaati Kardath]]

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	; ''Hindustani version'' : Sanity Loss 1D8/2D8; Cthulhu Mythos + 13 Percent.		; ''Hindustani version'' : Sanity Loss 1D8/2D8; Cthulhu Mythos + 13 Percent.
	[[Category:Mythos:Tomes]]		[[Category:Mythos:Tomes\|Cthaati Kardath]]

Evans at 15:42, 8 May 2008

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	Allthough most of the surviving copies of this book remain in India, a handful of volumes may have made it back to Britain during the campaigns. The British Museum and the University of Oxford may posses copies.		Allthough most of the surviving copies of this book remain in India, a handful of volumes may have made it back to Britain during the campaigns. The British Museum and the University of Oxford may posses copies.

			==Roll Playing Game Stats==

			; ''Sanskrit version '' : Sanity Loss 1D8/2D8; Cthulhu Mythos + 15 Percent.

			; ''Hindustani version'' : Sanity Loss 1D8/2D8; Cthulhu Mythos + 13 Percent.
	[[Category:Mythos:Tomes]]		[[Category:Mythos:Tomes]]

Evans at 21:57, 7 May 2008

2008-05-07T21:57:45Z

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The Cthaati Kardath is the title of a fictional volume which first appeared in The Horror on Haldon Hill's scenario by Rick Lippiett

==Description==
The Cthaati Kardath was originally written in Sanskrit but no known copies in that language have survived up untill the present day. The few remaining volumes of the Kardath are written in Hindustanti.(the accuracy of the translations may vary)

==Contents==
The book talks at length about an obscure avatar of Nyarlathotep known as the Small Crawler; its worship and the rituals pertaining to it.
As well as the rites for summoning the Crawler, the book allso contains incantations for bodily rejuvenation, conjuring vails of darkness, weakening enemies and summoning demons. Many of these rituals require a blood sacrifice.

==Location==
Allthough most of the surviving copies of this book remain in India, a handful of volumes may have made it back to Britain during the campaigns. The British Museum and the University of Oxford may posses copies.

[[Category:Mythos:Tomes]]