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The downfall of the serpent people came when they brought up idols of [[Tsathoggua]] from N'kai, abandoning their patron deity [[Yig]] to worship their new god. As retribution Yig placed his curse upon them, forcing his few remaining worshipers to flee to caverns beneath [[Mount Voormithadreth]]. | The downfall of the serpent people came when they brought up idols of [[Tsathoggua]] from N'kai, abandoning their patron deity [[Yig]] to worship their new god. As retribution Yig placed his curse upon them, forcing his few remaining worshipers to flee to caverns beneath [[Mount Voormithadreth]]. | ||
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| + | * [[K'n-yan]]. | ||
| + | * [[Mount Voormithadreth]]. | ||
| + | * [[N'kai]]. | ||
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
Revision as of 19:38, 17 July 2009
- Do not confuse with Yuth.
Yoth is a red-litten cavern beneath K'n-yan. It was once inhabited by the Serpent Men who fled here to escape the destruction of Valusia. In Yoth they built great cities, of which only ruins remain. Explorers from K'n-yan visited Yoth frequently to learn more of the serpent people's scientific lore.
The downfall of the serpent people came when they brought up idols of Tsathoggua from N'kai, abandoning their patron deity Yig to worship their new god. As retribution Yig placed his curse upon them, forcing his few remaining worshipers to flee to caverns beneath Mount Voormithadreth.
See also
Appearances
- Daniel Harms - The Encyclopedia Cthulhiana (1998)
