d20 Cthulhu Creatures?

[dcollins]

Anyone have a copy of that web enhancement? It seems to be gone from the WOTC site.

 

[DnDChick]

I have it, and the Star-Spawn, too.

 

[dcollins]

Could you possibly email that to me, to "dcollins at superdan.net"? Thanks!

 

[Desdichado]

I have the two web enhancements, but not the preview. Could someone who has it send it my way too please, to my gmail.com account, with username joshuadyal?

Much appreciated.

Hey, also dcollins--I considered myself pretty Mythos savvy, but I've never heard of the natives of Yaddith or Nug-Soth. What story (or stories) are they in, and what are they all about, anyway?

 

[Yellow Sign]

Yes please. I have not heard of either myself.

 

[Flynn]

Me, too?

Could I get a copy of those as well? jason.flynn.kemp ~AT~ gmail.com

Thanks,
Flynn

 

[Angel Tarragon]

If someone could send both of those my way, I'd appreciate it.
frukathka.at.yahoo.dot.com

 

[dcollins]

Hey, also dcollins--I considered myself pretty Mythos savvy, but I've never heard of the natives of Yaddith or Nug-Soth. What story (or stories) are they in, and what are they all about, anyway?

Yeah, in "Through the Gates of the Silver Key" (HPL + E. Hoffman Price, a sequel to "The Silver Key") Randolph Carter transcends into the form of a clawed, snouted wizard on the planet of Yaddith. In "Dreams in the House of Weir" and "Visions from Yaddith", Lin Carter expands on these beings, and in so doing calls them the "Nug-Soth" (which looks like one individual's name as used in HPL's "Shadow Out of Time", Section IV).

This Wikipedia article calls them "Yaddith, Natives of", so I was hoping that was a recognized name: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cthulhu_mythos

 

[HeapThaumaturgist]

If anybody would like, I could host the files on my webspace and provide a DL link, so nobody has to send thousands of email copies.

>.>

<.<

Cuz I'd like them too.

--fje

 

[DnDChick]

YellowSign, HeapThaumaturgist ... I'll need your email addys!