Juk-Shabb - Revision history

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-Juk-Shabb (also known as ''The God of Yekub'') is a [[Great Old Ones (Deities)|Great Old One]] that debuted 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]].
+Juk-Shabb appears as a shining sphere of energy, using telepathy and color changes to communicate with its worshippers, the centipede-like creatures from planet [[Cthulhu Mythos celestial bodies#Yekub|Yekub]] (see [[Inhabitants of Yekub]]).
-Juk-Shabb appears as a shining sphere of energy, using telepathy and color changes to communicate with its worshippers, the centipede-like creatures from planet [[Cthulhu Mythos celestial bodies#Yekub|Yekub]] (see [[Inhabitants of Yekub]]).
+==Keeper Notes==
 [[Category:Great Old Ones]]

Innsbruck at 00:10, 8 March 2016

2016-03-08T00:10:29Z

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	Juk-Shabb (also known as ''The God of Yekub'') is a [[Great Old Ones (~~Dieties~~)\|Great Old One]] that debuted 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]].		Juk-Shabb (also known as ''The God of Yekub'') is a [[Great Old Ones (Deities)\|Great Old One]] that debuted 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]].

	Juk-Shabb appears as a shining sphere of energy, using telepathy and color changes to communicate with its worshippers, the centipede-like creatures from planet [[Cthulhu Mythos celestial bodies#Yekub\|Yekub]] (see [[Inhabitants of Yekub]]).		Juk-Shabb appears as a shining sphere of energy, using telepathy and color changes to communicate with its worshippers, the centipede-like creatures from planet [[Cthulhu Mythos celestial bodies#Yekub\|Yekub]] (see [[Inhabitants of Yekub]]).

Innsbruck at 16:34, 7 March 2016

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	Juk-Shabb (also known as ''The God of Yekub'') is a [[Great Old Ones\|Great Old One]] that debuted 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]].		Juk-Shabb (also known as ''The God of Yekub'') is a [[Great Old Ones (Dieties)\|Great Old One]] that debuted 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]].

	Juk-Shabb appears as a shining sphere of energy, using telepathy and color changes to communicate with its worshippers, the centipede-like creatures from planet [[Cthulhu Mythos celestial bodies#Yekub\|Yekub]] (see [[Inhabitants of Yekub]]).		Juk-Shabb appears as a shining sphere of energy, using telepathy and color changes to communicate with its worshippers, the centipede-like creatures from planet [[Cthulhu Mythos celestial bodies#Yekub\|Yekub]] (see [[Inhabitants of Yekub]]).

Leonardolad at 14:27, 2 March 2016

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	The ultimate tier was a purple cone, from the apex of which a blue smoky mist drifted upward to a sphere that poised in mid-air - a sphere that shone like translucent ivory.		The ultimate tier was a purple cone, from the apex of which a blue smoky mist drifted upward to a sphere that poised in mid-air - a sphere that shone like translucent ivory.
			<br>This, the deep-grooved memories of Tothe told Campbell, was the god of Yekub, though why the people of Yekub feared and worshipped it had been forgotten a million years.
	<br>—C. L. Moore, A. Merritt, H. P. Lovecraft, Robert E. Howard and Frank Belknap Long, ''The Challenge from Beyond''		<br>—C. L. Moore, A. Merritt, H. P. Lovecraft, Robert E. Howard and Frank Belknap Long, ''The Challenge from Beyond''
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Leonardolad at 14:10, 2 March 2016

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			The ultimate tier was a purple cone, from the apex of which a blue smoky mist drifted upward to a sphere that poised in mid-air - a sphere that shone like translucent ivory.
			<br>—C. L. Moore, A. Merritt, H. P. Lovecraft, Robert E. Howard and Frank Belknap Long, ''The Challenge from Beyond''
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	Juk-Shabb (also known as ''The God of Yekub'') is a [[Great Old Ones\|Great Old One]] that debuted 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]].		Juk-Shabb (also known as ''The God of Yekub'') is a [[Great Old Ones\|Great Old One]] that debuted 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]].

Leonardolad at 18:36, 1 March 2016

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	Juk-Shabb appears as a shining sphere of energy, using telepathy and color changes to communicate with its worshippers, the centipede-like creatures from planet [[Cthulhu Mythos celestial bodies#Yekub\|Yekub]] (see [[Inhabitants of Yekub]]).		Juk-Shabb appears as a shining sphere of energy, using telepathy and color changes to communicate with its worshippers, the centipede-like creatures from planet [[Cthulhu Mythos celestial bodies#Yekub\|Yekub]] (see [[Inhabitants of Yekub]]).

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

	[[Category:Great Old Ones]]		[[Category:Great Old Ones]]

Leonardolad at 18:28, 1 March 2016

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	Juk-Shabb (also known as ''The God of Yekub'') is a [[Great Old Ones\|Great Old One]] that debuted 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]].		Juk-Shabb (also known as ''The God of Yekub'') is a [[Great Old Ones\|Great Old One]] that debuted 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]].

	Juk-Shabb appears as a shining sphere, using telepathy and color changes to communicate with its worshippers, the centipede-like creatures from planet [[Cthulhu Mythos celestial bodies#Yekub\|Yekub]] (see [[Inhabitants of Yekub]]).		Juk-Shabb appears as a shining sphere of energy, using telepathy and color changes to communicate with its worshippers, the centipede-like creatures from planet [[Cthulhu Mythos celestial bodies#Yekub\|Yekub]] (see [[Inhabitants of Yekub]]).

	[[Category:Great Old Ones]]		[[Category:Great Old Ones]]

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Juk-Shabb (also known as ''The God of Yekub'') is a [[Great Old Ones|Great Old One]] that debuted 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]].

Juk-Shabb appears as a shining sphere, using telepathy and color changes to communicate with its worshippers, the centipede-like creatures from planet [[Cthulhu Mythos celestial bodies#Yekub|Yekub]] (see [[Inhabitants of Yekub]]).

[[Category:Great Old Ones]]