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Origin: [[H.P. Lovecraft]], originally referenced in the title to the story "[[Dagon]]" (based on a dream of Lovecraft's), and expanded on slightly for "[[The Shadow Over Innsmouth (fiction)]]". Father Dagon (and to a lesser extent Mother Hydra) would be treated as distinct Mythos entities in ''[[Call of Cthulhu (RPG)]]'' and media inspired by the game. | Origin: [[H.P. Lovecraft]], originally referenced in the title to the story "[[Dagon]]" (based on a dream of Lovecraft's), and expanded on slightly for "[[The Shadow Over Innsmouth (fiction)]]". Father Dagon (and to a lesser extent Mother Hydra) would be treated as distinct Mythos entities in ''[[Call of Cthulhu (RPG)]]'' and media inspired by the game. | ||
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Father Dagon and Mother Hydra (see also [[Cthulhu] and the Deep Ones])
Origin: H.P. Lovecraft, originally referenced in the title to the story "Dagon" (based on a dream of Lovecraft's), and expanded on slightly for "The Shadow Over Innsmouth (fiction)". Father Dagon (and to a lesser extent Mother Hydra) would be treated as distinct Mythos entities in Call of Cthulhu (RPG) and media inspired by the game.
In the Mythos
Quote:
— H.P. Lovecraft, "Dagon"
Quote:
— H.P. Lovecraft, "The Shadow Over Innsmouth (fiction)"
Heresies and Controversies
Keeper Notes
Cult
Description of Cult:
Associated Mythos Elements
- tome: Tome1
- race: Servitor1
- cult: Organization1
References
- fiction: "Dagon", "The Shadow Over Innsmouth (fiction)"
- scenario: "Scenario1"
- film: Film1
