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	~~The '''~~Gof'nn Hupadgh ~~Shub-Niggurath''' are from [[Ramsey Campbell]]'s "[[The Moon-Lens]]".~~		#REDIRECT [[Gof'nn Hupadgh Shub-Niggurath]]

	~~==Description==~~
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	~~<blockquote>~~
	The more recognizable living bodies were dissociated alarmingly without any noticeable injury, while some others were composed of parts varying familiarity, together with portions that did not seem to belong at all.
	~~<br>— [[Ramsey Campbell]], "[[The Moon-Lens]]"~~
	~~</blockquote>~~

	~~The Gof’nn Hupadgh Shub-Niggurath the favored, once-human worshipers of [[~~Shub-Niggurath]]. When the deity deems a worshiper to be most worthy, a special ceremony is held in which the Black Goat of the Woods swallows the initiate and then regurgitates the cultist as a transformed satyr-like being. A changed worshiper is also endowed with immortal life.

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	~~==Heresies and Controversies==~~
	~~Optional. This is a good place to include non-canon and controversial aspects of the creature's mythos.~~
	~~Suggested Alternative Theories include: Derleth's elemental scheme; pseudo-science interpretation;~~
	~~"fanon" interpretations; unofficial humorous or eccentric versions;~~
	~~identification with "Real Life" mythological, religious, folklore, natural, and historical phenomena;~~
	~~rumor and speculation... these contribute some flexibility and ambiguity to the mythos.~~
	* Alternative_theory. ([[source]])

	~~==Keeper Notes==~~
	~~Optional. Suggestions for using these creatures in the CoC RPG, and in fan-fiction.~~
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	~~==Associated Mythos Elements==~~
	* deity: [[Shub-Niggurath]]
	* location: [[Severn Valley]]


	~~==References==~~
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	* fiction: [[Ramsey Campbell]]'s "[[The Moon-Lens]]"
	* sourcebook: ''[[Malleus Monstrorum]]''


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	~~[[Category:Severn Valley]]~~
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	~~{{Construction~~\|~~reason~~=~~Under Construction\|date~~=~~Feb 20~~, ~~2017}}~~		The '''Gof'nn Hupadgh Shub-Niggurath''' are from [[Ramsey Campbell]]'s "[[The Moon-Lens]]".

			==Description==
			<!--
			For best results, include a descriptive quote from the original source of the monster/race,
			followed by a fairly standard description of what the monster looks like, is, and does.
			An optional copyright-free illustration can be inserted with this code:
			[[File:File.png\|200px\|thumb\|right\|alt text]]
			-->

			<blockquote>
			The more recognizable living bodies were dissociated alarmingly without any noticeable injury, while some others were composed of parts varying familiarity, together with portions that did not seem to belong at all.
			<br>— [[Ramsey Campbell]], "[[The Moon-Lens]]"
			</blockquote>

			The Gof’nn Hupadgh Shub-Niggurath the favored, once-human worshipers of [[Shub-Niggurath]]. When the deity deems a worshiper to be most worthy, a special ceremony is held in which the Black Goat of the Woods swallows the initiate and then regurgitates the cultist as a transformed satyr-like being. A changed worshiper is also endowed with immortal life.

			<!--
			==Heresies and Controversies==
			Optional. This is a good place to include non-canon and controversial aspects of the creature's mythos.
			Suggested Alternative Theories include: Derleth's elemental scheme; pseudo-science interpretation;
			"fanon" interpretations; unofficial humorous or eccentric versions;
			identification with "Real Life" mythological, religious, folklore, natural, and historical phenomena;
			rumor and speculation... these contribute some flexibility and ambiguity to the mythos.
			* Alternative_theory. ([[source]])

			==Keeper Notes==
			Optional. Suggestions for using these creatures in the CoC RPG, and in fan-fiction.
			-->

			==Associated Mythos Elements==
			* deity: [[Shub-Niggurath]]
			* location: [[Severn Valley]]


			==References==
			<!--
			for list of scenarios, see http://www.yog-sothoth.com/wiki/index.php/Category:CoC:Name1_scenarios Call of Cthulhu Scenarios
			for list of films, see http://www.yog-sothoth.com/wiki/index.php/Category:Film:General
			-->
			* fiction: [[Ramsey Campbell]]'s "[[The Moon-Lens]]"
			* sourcebook: ''[[Malleus Monstrorum]]''

	The Gof’nn Hupadgh Shub-Niggurath are from Ramsey Campbell's “The Moon-Lens”. They are the favored, once-human worshipers of [[Shub-Niggurath]]. When the deity deems a worshiper to be most worthy, a special ceremony is held in which the Black Goat of the Woods swallows the initiate and then regurgitates the cultist as a transformed satyr-like being. A changed worshiper is also endowed with immortal life.

	[[Category:Races]]		[[Category:Races]]
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	The Gof’nn Hupadgh Shub-Niggurath are from Ramsey Campbell's “The Moon-Lens”. They are the favored, once-human worshipers of [[Shub-Niggurath]]. When the deity deems a worshiper to be most worthy, a special ceremony is held in which the Black Goat of the Woods swallows the initiate and then regurgitates the cultist as a transformed satyr-like being. A changed worshiper is also endowed with immortal life.		The Gof’nn Hupadgh Shub-Niggurath are from Ramsey Campbell's “The Moon-Lens”. They are the favored, once-human worshipers of [[Shub-Niggurath]]. When the deity deems a worshiper to be most worthy, a special ceremony is held in which the Black Goat of the Woods swallows the initiate and then regurgitates the cultist as a transformed satyr-like being. A changed worshiper is also endowed with immortal life.

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The Gof’nn Hupadgh Shub-Niggurath are from Ramsey Campbell's “The Moon-Lens”.

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