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	The Yekubians are a race of technologically-advanced, centipede-like beings that inhabit the planet [[Cthulhu Mythos celestial bodies#Yekub\|Yekub]], worshiping the [[Great Old Ones (Deities)\|Great Old One]] [[Juk-Shabb]].		The Yekubians are a race of technologically-advanced, centipede-like beings that inhabit the planet [[Yekub]] (see also: [[Cthulhu Mythos celestial bodies#Yekub\|Yekub]]), worshiping the [[Great Old Ones (Deities)\|Great Old One]] [[Juk-Shabb]].

	The Yekubians destroyed all intelligent life in the galaxy where they dwelt and sought to extend their influence throughout the universe. As part of their grand scheme, they sent out cube-shaped probes that could effect a mind-swap with any intelligent creature who found one. In this way, Yekubian agents could infiltrate the finder's world. One such cube landed on the Earth during the reign of the [[Great Race of Yith]]. When several of its members were taken over, the Yithians realized the danger of the cube and sequestered it under heavy guard. Eventually, however, the cube was lost.		The Yekubians destroyed all intelligent life in the galaxy where they dwelt and sought to extend their influence throughout the universe. As part of their grand scheme, they sent out cube-shaped probes that could effect a mind-swap with any intelligent creature who found one. In this way, Yekubian agents could infiltrate the finder's world. One such cube landed on the Earth during the reign of the [[Great Race of Yith]]. When several of its members were taken over, the Yithians realized the danger of the cube and sequestered it under heavy guard. Eventually, however, the cube was lost.
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	* "[[The Challenge from Beyond (fiction)]]" ~~(1935), a "round robin" commissioned for ''Fantasy Magazine'', written~~ by [[C. L. Moore]], [[A. Merritt]], [[H. P. Lovecraft]], [[Robert E. Howard]] and [[Frank Belknap Long]]		* fiction: [http://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/fiction/cb.aspx ''The Challenge from Beyond'' at The H. P. Lovecraft Archive]
	* [http://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/fiction/cb.aspx ''The Challenge from Beyond'' at The H. P. Lovecraft Archive]		* text: "[[The Challenge from Beyond (fiction)]]" by [[C. L. Moore]], [[A. Merritt]], [[H. P. Lovecraft]], [[Robert E. Howard]] and [[Frank Belknap Long]]
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+'''Inhabitants of Yekub'''' first appeared in "The Challenge from Beyond" (1935), a "round robin" commissioned for ''Fantasy Magazine'', written by [[C. L. Moore]], [[A. Merritt]], [[H. P. Lovecraft]], [[Robert E. Howard]] and [[Frank Belknap Long]].
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 It was a gigantic, pale-grey worm or centipede, as large around as a man and twice as long, with a disc-like, apparently eyeless, cilia-fringed head bearing a purple central orifice. It glided on its rear pairs of legs, with its fore part raised vertically—the legs, or at least two pairs of them, serving as arms. Along its spinal ridge was a curious purple comb, and a fan-shaped tail of some grey membrane ended its grotesque bulk. There was a ring of flexible red spikes around its neck, and from the twistings of these came clicking, twanging sounds in measured, deliberate rhythms.
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-The Inhabitants of Yekub first appeared in "The Challenge from Beyond" (1935), a "round robin" commissioned for ''Fantasy Magazine'', written by [[C. L. Moore]], [[A. Merritt]], [[H. P. Lovecraft]], [[Robert E. Howard]] and [[Frank Belknap Long]].
+The Yekubians are a race of technologically-advanced, centipede-like beings that inhabit the planet [[Cthulhu Mythos celestial bodies#Yekub|Yekub]], worshiping the [[Great Old Ones (Deities)|Great Old One]] [[Juk-Shabb]].
-The Yekubians are a race of technologically-advanced, centipede-like beings that inhabit the planet [[Cthulhu Mythos celestial bodies#Yekub|Yekub]], worshipping the [[Great Old Ones (Deities)|Great Old One]] [[Juk-Shabb]].
+==Keeper Notes==
 * sourcebook:  ''[[Malleus Monstrorum]]''
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	It was a gigantic, pale-grey worm or centipede, as large around as a man and twice as long, with a disc-like, apparently eyeless, cilia-fringed head bearing a purple central orifice. It glided on its rear pairs of legs, with its fore part raised vertically—the legs, or at least two pairs of them, serving as arms. Along its spinal ridge was a curious purple comb, and a fan-shaped tail of some grey membrane ended its grotesque bulk. There was a ring of flexible red spikes around its neck, and from the twistings of these came clicking, twanging sounds in measured, deliberate rhythms.		It was a gigantic, pale-grey worm or centipede, as large around as a man and twice as long, with a disc-like, apparently eyeless, cilia-fringed head bearing a purple central orifice. It glided on its rear pairs of legs, with its fore part raised vertically—the legs, or at least two pairs of them, serving as arms. Along its spinal ridge was a curious purple comb, and a fan-shaped tail of some grey membrane ended its grotesque bulk. There was a ring of flexible red spikes around its neck, and from the twistings of these came clicking, twanging sounds in measured, deliberate rhythms.
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	The Yekubians destroyed all intelligent life in the galaxy where they dwelt and sought to extend their influence throughout the universe. As part of their grand scheme, they sent out cube-shaped probes that could effect a mind-swap with any intelligent creature who found one. In this way, Yekubian agents could infiltrate the finder's world. One such cube landed on the Earth during the reign of the [[Great Race of Yith]]. When several of its members were taken over, the Yithians realized the danger of the cube and sequestered it under heavy guard. Eventually, however, the cube was lost.		The Yekubians destroyed all intelligent life in the galaxy where they dwelt and sought to extend their influence throughout the universe. As part of their grand scheme, they sent out cube-shaped probes that could effect a mind-swap with any intelligent creature who found one. In this way, Yekubian agents could infiltrate the finder's world. One such cube landed on the Earth during the reign of the [[Great Race of Yith]]. When several of its members were taken over, the Yithians realized the danger of the cube and sequestered it under heavy guard. Eventually, however, the cube was lost.

			* sourcebook: ''[[Malleus Monstrorum]]''


	==External Links==		==External Links==

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	The Inhabitants of Yekub first appeared in "The Challenge from Beyond" (1935), a "round robin" commissioned for ''Fantasy Magazine'', written by [[C. L. Moore]], [[A. Merritt]], [[H. P. Lovecraft]], [[Robert E. Howard]] and [[Frank Belknap Long]].		The Inhabitants of Yekub first appeared in "The Challenge from Beyond" (1935), a "round robin" commissioned for ''Fantasy Magazine'', written by [[C. L. Moore]], [[A. Merritt]], [[H. P. Lovecraft]], [[Robert E. Howard]] and [[Frank Belknap Long]].

	The Yekubians are a race of technologically-advanced, centipede-like beings that inhabit the planet [[Cthulhu Mythos celestial bodies#Yekub\|Yekub]], worshipping the [[Great Old Ones (~~Dieties~~)\|Great Old One]] [[Juk-Shabb]].		The Yekubians are a race of technologically-advanced, centipede-like beings that inhabit the planet [[Cthulhu Mythos celestial bodies#Yekub\|Yekub]], worshipping the [[Great Old Ones (Deities)\|Great Old One]] [[Juk-Shabb]].

	The Yekubians destroyed all intelligent life in the galaxy where they dwelt and sought to extend their influence throughout the universe. As part of their grand scheme, they sent out cube-shaped probes that could effect a mind-swap with any intelligent creature who found one. In this way, Yekubian agents could infiltrate the finder's world. One such cube landed on the Earth during the reign of the [[Great Race of Yith]]. When several of its members were taken over, the Yithians realized the danger of the cube and sequestered it under heavy guard. Eventually, however, the cube was lost.		The Yekubians destroyed all intelligent life in the galaxy where they dwelt and sought to extend their influence throughout the universe. As part of their grand scheme, they sent out cube-shaped probes that could effect a mind-swap with any intelligent creature who found one. In this way, Yekubian agents could infiltrate the finder's world. One such cube landed on the Earth during the reign of the [[Great Race of Yith]]. When several of its members were taken over, the Yithians realized the danger of the cube and sequestered it under heavy guard. Eventually, however, the cube was lost.

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	The Inhabitants of Yekub first appeared in "The Challenge from Beyond" (1935), a "round robin" commissioned for ''Fantasy Magazine'', written by [[C. L. Moore]], [[A. Merritt]], [[H. P. Lovecraft]], [[Robert E. Howard]] and [[Frank Belknap Long]].		The Inhabitants of Yekub first appeared in "The Challenge from Beyond" (1935), a "round robin" commissioned for ''Fantasy Magazine'', written by [[C. L. Moore]], [[A. Merritt]], [[H. P. Lovecraft]], [[Robert E. Howard]] and [[Frank Belknap Long]].

	The Yekubians are a race of technologically-advanced, centipede-like beings that inhabit the planet [[Cthulhu Mythos celestial bodies#Yekub\|Yekub]], worshipping the [[Great Old One]] [[Juk-Shabb]].		The Yekubians are a race of technologically-advanced, centipede-like beings that inhabit the planet [[Cthulhu Mythos celestial bodies#Yekub\|Yekub]], worshipping the [[Great Old Ones (Dieties)\|Great Old One]] [[Juk-Shabb]].

	The Yekubians destroyed all intelligent life in the galaxy where they dwelt and sought to extend their influence throughout the universe. As part of their grand scheme, they sent out cube-shaped probes that could effect a mind-swap with any intelligent creature who found one. In this way, Yekubian agents could infiltrate the finder's world. One such cube landed on the Earth during the reign of the [[Great Race of Yith]]. When several of its members were taken over, the Yithians realized the danger of the cube and sequestered it under heavy guard. Eventually, however, the cube was lost.		The Yekubians destroyed all intelligent life in the galaxy where they dwelt and sought to extend their influence throughout the universe. As part of their grand scheme, they sent out cube-shaped probes that could effect a mind-swap with any intelligent creature who found one. In this way, Yekubian agents could infiltrate the finder's world. One such cube landed on the Earth during the reign of the [[Great Race of Yith]]. When several of its members were taken over, the Yithians realized the danger of the cube and sequestered it under heavy guard. Eventually, however, the cube was lost.

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	The Yekubians are a race of technologically-advanced, centipede-like beings that inhabit the planet [[Cthulhu Mythos celestial bodies#Yekub\|Yekub]], worshipping the [[Great Old One]] [[Juk-Shabb]].		The Yekubians are a race of technologically-advanced, centipede-like beings that inhabit the planet [[Cthulhu Mythos celestial bodies#Yekub\|Yekub]], worshipping the [[Great Old One]] [[Juk-Shabb]].

	The Yekubians destroyed all intelligent life in the galaxy where they dwelt and sought to extend their influence throughout the universe. As part of their grand scheme, they sent out cube-shaped probes that could effect a mind-swap with any intelligent creature who found one. In this way, Yekubian agents could infiltrate the finder's world. One such cube landed on the Earth during the reign of the Great Race of Yith. When several of its members were taken over, the Yithians realized the danger of the cube and sequestered it under heavy guard. Eventually, however, the cube was lost.		The Yekubians destroyed all intelligent life in the galaxy where they dwelt and sought to extend their influence throughout the universe. As part of their grand scheme, they sent out cube-shaped probes that could effect a mind-swap with any intelligent creature who found one. In this way, Yekubian agents could infiltrate the finder's world. One such cube landed on the Earth during the reign of the [[Great Race of Yith]]. When several of its members were taken over, the Yithians realized the danger of the cube and sequestered it under heavy guard. Eventually, however, the cube was lost.

	==External Links==		==External Links==

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It was a gigantic, pale-grey worm or centipede, as large around as a man and twice as long, with a disc-like, apparently eyeless, cilia-fringed head bearing a purple central orifice. It glided on its rear pairs of legs, with its fore part raised vertically—the legs, or at least two pairs of them, serving as arms. Along its spinal ridge was a curious purple comb, and a fan-shaped tail of some grey membrane ended its grotesque bulk. There was a ring of flexible red spikes around its neck, and from the twistings of these came clicking, twanging sounds in measured, deliberate rhythms.
<br>—C. L. Moore, A. Merritt, H. P. Lovecraft, Robert E. Howard and Frank Belknap Long, ''The Challenge from Beyond''
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The Inhabitants of Yekub first appeared in "The Challenge from Beyond" (1935), a "round robin" commissioned for ''Fantasy Magazine'', written by [[C. L. Moore]], [[A. Merritt]], [[H. P. Lovecraft]], [[Robert E. Howard]] and [[Frank Belknap Long]].

The Yekubians are a race of technologically-advanced, centipede-like beings that inhabit the planet [[Cthulhu Mythos celestial bodies#Yekub|Yekub]], worshipping the [[Great Old One]] [[Juk-Shabb]].

The Yekubians destroyed all intelligent life in the galaxy where they dwelt and sought to extend their influence throughout the universe. As part of their grand scheme, they sent out cube-shaped probes that could effect a mind-swap with any intelligent creature who found one. In this way, Yekubian agents could infiltrate the finder's world. One such cube landed on the Earth during the reign of the Great Race of Yith. When several of its members were taken over, the Yithians realized the danger of the cube and sequestered it under heavy guard. Eventually, however, the cube was lost.

==External Links==
*[http://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/fiction/cb.aspx ''The Challenge from Beyond'' at The H. P. Lovecraft Archive]

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