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{{Infobox character
| name = Groth-Golka
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|name = Groth-Golka
| image = Groth_golka_by_beastrider9-dar0emv_enhanced.jpg
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|image = Groth_golka_by_beastrider9-dar0emv_enhanced.jpg
| alias = The Demon Bird-God
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|alias = The Demon Bird-God
| current = Beneath [[Antarctica]]
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|current = Beneath [[Antarctica]]
| affiliations = [[Great Old Ones]], [[Fisher from Outside]] subjects
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|affiliations = [[Great Old Ones]], [[Fisher from Outside]] subjects
| first = "[[The Gods of Bal-Sagoth]]"
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|first = "[[The Gods of Bal-Sagoth]]"
| created by = [[Robert E. Howard]]}}
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|created by = [[Robert E. Howard]]}}
 
'''Groth-Golka''' is a monstrous creature dwelling under [[Antarctica]]. It is said to vaguely resemble a pterosaur.
 
'''Groth-Golka''' is a monstrous creature dwelling under [[Antarctica]]. It is said to vaguely resemble a pterosaur.
   
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Groth-Golka was created by Robert E. Howard for the non-Myths story "The Gods of Bal-Sagoth". Lin Carter incorporated these gods into the Mythos, but for a time confused Groth-Golka and Gol-goroth. Efforts have been made to untangle the confusion.
 
Groth-Golka was created by Robert E. Howard for the non-Myths story "The Gods of Bal-Sagoth". Lin Carter incorporated these gods into the Mythos, but for a time confused Groth-Golka and Gol-goroth. Efforts have been made to untangle the confusion.
   
== Gallery ==
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Revision as of 20:50, 20 March 2018

Template:Inmythos This subject contains information from the Mythos Adjacent Works, and while share similar themes and features of the Mythos are not based on his work, or generally considered a part of the Mythos proper. This subject contains information from the Expanded Cthulhu Mythos, and not based on H.P. Lovecraft's works directly.

Groth-Golka is a monstrous creature dwelling under Antarctica. It is said to vaguely resemble a pterosaur.

It was worshipped in Bal-Sagoth, a remnant colony of Atlantis. It has a "bird avatar" form, one of which was killed during the Dark Ages.

Groth-Golka is the lord of the "Fishers From Outside" (possibly the Shantaks).

Behind the Mythos

Groth-Golka was created by Robert E. Howard for the non-Myths story "The Gods of Bal-Sagoth". Lin Carter incorporated these gods into the Mythos, but for a time confused Groth-Golka and Gol-goroth. Efforts have been made to untangle the confusion.

Gallery