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<blockquote data-quote="HarryFlashman" data-source="post: 1415122" data-attributes="member: 16377">Call of&nbsp; Cthulhu has a&nbsp; sourcebook that&nbsp;&nbsp; takes the&nbsp;&nbsp; idea of&nbsp; &quot;Druids of&nbsp; Shub Niggurath to&nbsp;&nbsp; new heights.&nbsp; Written by Scott Aniolowski&nbsp; (famous&nbsp; among&nbsp;&nbsp; Call of&nbsp; Cthulhu&nbsp; aficionados)for Pagan Publishing, it is called &quot;The&nbsp; Golden Dawn&quot;<a href="http://www.pen-paper.net/rpgdb.php?op=showbook&amp;bookid=2092" target="_blank">http://www.pen-paper.net/rpgdb.php?op=showbook&amp;bookid=2092</a><a href="http://www.rpg.net/news+reviews/reviews/rev_1282.html" target="_blank">http://www.rpg.net/news+reviews/reviews/rev_1282.html</a>.Shub Niggurath is&nbsp; translated&nbsp; as a&nbsp; Fertility&nbsp; deity&nbsp; represented by the&nbsp;&nbsp; various &quot;sheela-na-gig&quot; (shub-ni-ggurath) found around the&nbsp; country side. These&nbsp;&nbsp; totems are&nbsp;&nbsp; depictions of&nbsp; women with&nbsp; uhm...oversized Genitals ( not&nbsp; breasts) that they hold open with their hands.For those&nbsp; who want to&nbsp; connect Celtic&nbsp; myths&nbsp; and&nbsp; religions with the Cthulhu&nbsp; mythos this book is indispensable.Oh yeah, and&nbsp; Rob&nbsp; kuntz&nbsp; wrote &quot;Dark Druids&quot; for&nbsp; Troll lord's games.&nbsp; They summon demons,&nbsp; mutate&nbsp;&nbsp; animals ( including a&nbsp; new &quot;Misbegotten&quot; template).a&nbsp; quote from the source &quot;&nbsp; The Dark Druids are a particularly evil and&nbsp; organized&nbsp; branch of Druids bent on the destruction of civilized&nbsp; mankind, as it sees them as an unnatural chaotic elemental force which will eventually destroy all life. With this&nbsp; philosophy comes an inherent oppositon to all peoples whom ascribe to an 'advancement phliosophy'--those that&nbsp; use and abuse the wealth of the earth,&nbsp; plundering its resources and laying waste to its&nbsp; natural elements and life with no&nbsp; regard to&nbsp; outcomes.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="HarryFlashman, post: 1415122, member: 16377"] Call of Cthulhu has a sourcebook that takes the idea of "Druids of Shub Niggurath to new heights. Written by Scott Aniolowski (famous among Call of Cthulhu aficionados)for Pagan Publishing, it is called "The Golden Dawn" [url]http://www.pen-paper.net/rpgdb.php?op=showbook&bookid=2092[/url] [url]http://www.rpg.net/news+reviews/reviews/rev_1282.html[/url]. Shub Niggurath is translated as a Fertility deity represented by the various "sheela-na-gig" (shub-ni-ggurath) found around the country side. These totems are depictions of women with uhm...oversized Genitals ( not breasts) that they hold open with their hands. For those who want to connect Celtic myths and religions with the Cthulhu mythos this book is indispensable. Oh yeah, and Rob kuntz wrote "Dark Druids" for Troll lord's games. They summon demons, mutate animals ( including a new "Misbegotten" template). a quote from the source " The Dark Druids are a particularly evil and organized branch of Druids bent on the destruction of civilized mankind, as it sees them as an unnatural chaotic elemental force which will eventually destroy all life. With this philosophy comes an inherent oppositon to all peoples whom ascribe to an 'advancement phliosophy'--those that use and abuse the wealth of the earth, plundering its resources and laying waste to its natural elements and life with no regard to outcomes." [/QUOTE]

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