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'''Sfatlicllp''', goddess-daughter who mated with [[Voormi]]s, and mother of [[Knygathin Zhaum|Knygathin Zhaum the half-breed]]

Origin: (uncertain; appears to be a creation of [[Clark Ashton Smith]], and perhaps only mentioned in that author's "[[Azathoth Family Tree|Family Tree of the Gods]]")



==In the Mythos==

Sfatlicllp, Great Old One who mated with [[Voormi]]s, and thus became the mother of [[Knygathin Zhaum]] the half-breed.

==Heresies and Controversies==

* This [[Great Old One]] was mentioned by [[Clark Ashton Smith]] in his "[[Azathoth Family Tree|Family Tree of the Gods]]".

==Cult==


==Associated Mythos Elements and Keeper Notes==

* Mentioned in the Genealogical ''[[Parchments of Pnom]]''

==References==
* Essay: "[http://www.eldritchdark.com/writings/nonfiction/45/the-family-tree-of-the-gods The Family Tree of the Gods]" by Clark Ashton Smith

[[Category:Great Old Ones]]

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 * This [[Great Old One]] was mentioned by [[Clark Ashton Smith]] in his "[[Azathoth Family Tree|Family Tree of the Gods]]".
 * "Sfatlicllp is the daughter of [[Ossadagowah]] and the granddaughter of [[Tsathoggua]]. A [[Great Old One]] in her own right, she is the mother of the [[Formless Spawn]] and various other monsters. Distant memories of her may be the basis of legends as diverse as Grendel’s mother and the drakaina of Greek mythology. Unlike her paternal relatives, she is more snake-like than batrachian with oily, pitch-black scales, a pair of reptilian claws and ropey tentacles sprouting from the top of her grotesque head like prehensile dreadlocks. Her vaguely feminine upper torso rises from an amorphous mass that composes her lower body, as if she were half-submerged in a pool of tar. She can extend feelers and other appendages from this protean base at will. Sfatlicllp, much like her formless spawn, may freely change her body shape to ooze through small cracks or form hundreds of rudimentary legs to move around quickly." (John A. Almack, "[[Fear in a Bottle]]")
-* [[Tshathoggua]], [[Sfatlicllp]] and [[Ossadagowah]] bred with an underground civilization of [[Voormi]]s, producing the [[Formless Spawn]].  (source unknown, perhaps Chaosium?)
+* [[Tshathoggua]], [[Ossadagowah]], and Sfatlicllp bred with an underground civilization of [[Voormi]]s, producing the [[Formless Spawn]].  (source unknown, perhaps Chaosium?)

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 ==In the Mythos==
-Sfatlicllp, Great Old One who mated with [[Voormi]]s, and thus became the mother of [[Knygathin Zhaum]] the half-breed.
+Sfatlicllp, Great Old One who mated with [[Voormi]]s, and thus became the mother of [[Knygathin Zhaum]] the half-breed.  Sfatlicllp is said to be the daughter of either [[Zvilpogghua]] or [[Ossadagowah]] (depending on the source, or perhaps both), and to be
 ==Heresies and Controversies==
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 * This [[Great Old One]] was mentioned by [[Clark Ashton Smith]] in his "[[Azathoth Family Tree|Family Tree of the Gods]]".
 * "Sfatlicllp is the daughter of [[Ossadagowah]] and the granddaughter of [[Tsathoggua]]. A [[Great Old One]] in her own right, she is the mother of the [[Formless Spawn]] and various other monsters. Distant memories of her may be the basis of legends as diverse as Grendel’s mother and the drakaina of Greek mythology. Unlike her paternal relatives, she is more snake-like than batrachian with oily, pitch-black scales, a pair of reptilian claws and ropey tentacles sprouting from the top of her grotesque head like prehensile dreadlocks. Her vaguely feminine upper torso rises from an amorphous mass that composes her lower body, as if she were half-submerged in a pool of tar. She can extend feelers and other appendages from this protean base at will. Sfatlicllp, much like her formless spawn, may freely change her body shape to ooze through small cracks or form hundreds of rudimentary legs to move around quickly." (John A. Almack, "[[Fear in a Bottle]]")

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-'''Sfatlicllp''', goddess-daughter who mated with [[Voormi]]s, and mother of [[Knygathin Zhaum|Knygathin Zhaum the half-breed]]
+'''Sfatlicllp''', the Fallen Wisdom, the Goddess-daughter Who Mated with [[Voormi]]s, Mother of [[Knygathin Zhaum|Knygathin Zhaum the Half-breed]], and the Great Mother-Sister of the [[Formless Spawn]]
 Origin:  (uncertain; appears to be a creation of [[Clark Ashton Smith]], and perhaps only mentioned in that author's "[[Azathoth Family Tree|Family Tree of the Gods]]")
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 * This [[Great Old One]] was mentioned by [[Clark Ashton Smith]] in his "[[Azathoth Family Tree|Family Tree of the Gods]]".
 ==Cult==
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 * Mentioned in the Genealogical ''[[Parchments of Pnom]]''
 ==References==
 * Essay: "[http://www.eldritchdark.com/writings/nonfiction/45/the-family-tree-of-the-gods The Family Tree of the Gods]" by Clark Ashton Smith
 [[Category:Great Old Ones]]