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| − | The ''Amulet of N'tse-Kaambl'' is an artifact first appearing in the ''[[H.P. Lovecraft's Dreamlands|Call of Cthulhu (RPG)]]''.
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| − | ===Unique Amulet of N'tse-Kaambl===
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| − | * Number of known copies (if rare): Unique
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| − | * Last known location of surviving copies (if rare): The Dreamlands
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| − | This amulet is kept by the yellow-skulled [[Priests of Yuth]], and anointed in the name of their goddess, [[N'tse-Kaambl]]. It is highly useful in protecting those who would profane what belongs to the [[Other Gods]]. A small amulet of bronze, it bears the likeness of the goddess on it. So long as a person carries this item with them they cannot be directly harmed by the [[Great Old Ones]], the [[Outer Gods]], or any of their minions. The amulet is extremely sacred to the priests of Yuth. If it is stolen, they can recall it from anywhere within the Dreamlands.
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| + | This unique amulet is kept by the yellow-skulled priests of Yuth, and anointed in the name of their goddess, N'tse-Kaambl. It is highly useful in protecting those who would profane what belongs to the Elder Gods. A small amulet of bronze, it bears the likeness of the goddess on it. So long as a person carries this item with them they cannot be directly harmed by the Great Old Ones, the Outer Gods, or any of their minions. The amulet is extremely sacred to the priests of Yuth. If it is stolen, they can recall it from anywhere within the Dreamlands. |
| − | ====Mythos Content====
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| − | Spells:
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| − | * Sanity Loss:
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| − | * Mythos Knowledge:
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| − | * Occult Knowledge:
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| − | ==Quotes==
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| | ==Appearances== | | ==Appearances== |
| − | * sourcebook: "[[H.P. Lovecraft's Dreamlands]]"
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| − | ==Associated Mythos Elements==
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| − | * cult: [[Organization1]]
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| − | * deity: [[GreatOld1]]
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| − | * cult: the yellow-skulled [[Priests of Yuth]] ([[N'tse-Kaambl]])
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| − | * race: [[Other Gods]] (offers the protection of the Other Gods)
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| − | * races: [[Great Old Ones]], [[Outer Gods]] (protects against)
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| − | ==Heresies and Controversies==
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| − | aspects of the creature's mythos. Suggested Alternative Theories include:
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| − | Derleth's elemental scheme; pseudo-science interpretation; "fanon" interpretations;
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| − | unofficial humorous or eccentric versions; identification with "Real Life"
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| − | mythological, religious, folklore, natural, and historical phenomena;
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| − | rumor and speculation contribute some flexibility and ambiguity to the mythos.
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| − | * Alternative_theory. ([[source]])
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| − | ==Keeper Notes==
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| − | (Optional. Suggestions for using this tome/artifact in the CoC RPG, and in fan-fiction.)
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Description
This unique amulet is kept by the yellow-skulled priests of Yuth, and anointed in the name of their goddess, N'tse-Kaambl. It is highly useful in protecting those who would profane what belongs to the Elder Gods. A small amulet of bronze, it bears the likeness of the goddess on it. So long as a person carries this item with them they cannot be directly harmed by the Great Old Ones, the Outer Gods, or any of their minions. The amulet is extremely sacred to the priests of Yuth. If it is stolen, they can recall it from anywhere within the Dreamlands.
Appearances
Sourcebook: H.P. Lovecraft's Dreamlands
