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:''Do not confuse with [[Sarnath]].'' | :''Do not confuse with [[Sarnath]].'' | ||
| − | '''Sharnoth''' is a place where Nyarlathotep dwells. It is described in [[Alsophocus]]'s ''[[Black Tome]]''. If a sorcerer sends his mind out on a cosmic voyage beyond this world, it is possible to reach Sharnoth. | + | '''Sharnoth''' is a place where [[Nyarlathotep]] dwells. It is described in [[Alsophocus]]'s ''[[Black Tome]]''. If a sorcerer sends his mind out on a cosmic voyage beyond this world, it is possible to reach Sharnoth. |
:''Nyarlathotep rules in Sharnoth, beyond space and timeM in his gignatic ebony palace he awaits his second coming, served by his minions he broods and festers in blackest night. Let none meddle with spells and enchantements concerning him, for he is quick to trap the unwary. Let the ignorant beware, heed the ''Black Tome'', for terrible indeed is the wrath of Nyarlathotep.'' - H.P. Lovecraft and Martin S. Warnes - "[[The Black Tome of Alsophocus]]" | :''Nyarlathotep rules in Sharnoth, beyond space and timeM in his gignatic ebony palace he awaits his second coming, served by his minions he broods and festers in blackest night. Let none meddle with spells and enchantements concerning him, for he is quick to trap the unwary. Let the ignorant beware, heed the ''Black Tome'', for terrible indeed is the wrath of Nyarlathotep.'' - H.P. Lovecraft and Martin S. Warnes - "[[The Black Tome of Alsophocus]]" | ||
Revision as of 21:40, 2 September 2009
- Do not confuse with Sarnath.
Sharnoth is a place where Nyarlathotep dwells. It is described in Alsophocus's Black Tome. If a sorcerer sends his mind out on a cosmic voyage beyond this world, it is possible to reach Sharnoth.
- Nyarlathotep rules in Sharnoth, beyond space and timeM in his gignatic ebony palace he awaits his second coming, served by his minions he broods and festers in blackest night. Let none meddle with spells and enchantements concerning him, for he is quick to trap the unwary. Let the ignorant beware, heed the Black Tome, for terrible indeed is the wrath of Nyarlathotep. - H.P. Lovecraft and Martin S. Warnes - "The Black Tome of Alsophocus"
Appearances
- H.P. Lovecraft and Martin S. Warnes - "The Black Tome of Alsophocus" (appears in the collection New Tales of the Cthulhu Mythos, 1989)
