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Bal-Sagoth was a city that existed up until some time in the Viking Age. Some of the inhabitants worshipped the Great Old One Gol-goroth.

Bal-Sagoth was visited by Turlogh O'Brien and Athelstane the Saxon, who ended up playing a part in the city's downfall. It was eventually invaded by neighbouring savages and destroyed.

The memory of Bal-Sagoth survived into later ages as an obscure myth of a lost kingdom comparable to Atlantis.

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	'''Bal-Sagoth''' was a city that existed up until some time in the Viking Age. Some of the inhabitants worshipped the [[Great Old One]] [[Gol-goroth]].		'''Bal-Sagoth''' was a city that existed up until some time in the Viking Age. Some of the inhabitants worshipped the [[Great Old Ones (Dieties)\|Great Old One]] [[Gol-goroth]].

	Bal-Sagoth was visited by [[Turlogh O'Brien]] and [[Athelstane the Saxon]], who ended up playing a part in the city's downfall. It was eventually invaded by neighbouring savages and destroyed.		Bal-Sagoth was visited by [[Turlogh O'Brien]] and [[Athelstane the Saxon]], who ended up playing a part in the city's downfall. It was eventually invaded by neighbouring savages and destroyed.