Necronomicon: The Gods of Pegana | Cthulhu Mythos

------Chapters of this Video---------------
00:01:57 - Skarl The Drummer
00:04:05 - Making of the Worlds
00:06:50 - Game of the Gods
00:09:09 - Chaunt of the Gods
00:10:03 - Kib Sender of Life
00:10:52 - Sish The Destroyer of Hours
00:13:42 - Slid Whose Soul is by the Sea
00:18:13 - Mung Lord of all Deaths
00:22:18 - Limpang-Tung God of Mirth
00:26:34 - Yoharneth-Lahai God of Dreams
00:27:46 - Roon
00:34:36 - Revolt of the Home Gods
00:39:14 - Dorozhand Whose Eyes Regard The End
00:43:07 - The Eye in the Waste
00:46:04 - Neither God Nor Beast
00:51:41 - Yonath the Prophet
00:53:58 - Yug the Prophet
00:54:43 - Alhireth-Hotep The Prophet
00:55:33 - Kabok The Prophet
00:58:40 - The Calamity
01:02:36 - How the Gods Whelmed Sidith
01:07:54 - High Prophet in Aradec
01:13:18 - Zodrak
01:17:46 - Pegana
01:23:53 - Imbaun The High Prophet
01:26:54 - Imbaun and the King
01:28:18 - Ood
01:29:58 - The River
01:34:26 - The Bird Of Doom And The End
The Gods of Pegāna is a book by the Anglo-Irish fantasy writer Lord Dunsany,it was published in 1905. The book is organized as a series of sketches about an imaginary pantheon; the concept was a key influence on H P Lovecraft, who said he "got the idea of the artificial pantheon and myth-background represented by Cthulhu, Yog-Sothoth, Yuggoth, and more" from Dunsany.

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The Gods of Pegāna is a book by the Anglo-Irish fantasy writer Lord Dunsany,it was published in 1905. The book is organized as a series of sketches about an imaginary pantheon; the concept was a key influence on H P Lovecraft, who said he "got the idea of the artificial pantheon and myth-background represented by Cthulhu, Yog-Sothoth, Yuggoth, and more" from Dunsany.

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I love reading and learning about the authors who inspired the Mythos - Blackwood, Bierce, and now Dunsany.
Thank you so much for this.