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| image = 13_Sthanee.png |
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| alias = The Lost One |
| alias = The Lost One |
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+ | | affiliations = [[Great Old One]]s<br>[[Children of Sthanee]] |
| − | | first = "[[When Sthanee Wakes]]" |
+ | | first = "[[Nyaghoggua]]" <small>(mention)</small><br>"[[When Sthanee Wakes]]" <small>(first appearance)</small> |
| + | |created by = [[Robert A. W. Lowndes]] |
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| − | '''Sthanee''' is a [[Great Old One]] that manifests as a gigantic marine horror with a bears if tentacles and twelve snaky limbs with succers or tentacles. He is both served and revered by a vicious race of merfolk called [[Children of Sthanee]]. |
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| + | '''Sthanee''' is a [[Great Old One]] created by the late American author [[Robert A. W. Lowndes]]. |
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| + | ==Description== |
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| + | Manifesting as a gigantic marine horror with twelve serpentine limbs equipped with suckers similar to those found on an octopus, Sthanee also has a beard of tentacles. It is served by a vicious race of merfolk known as the [[Children of Sthanee]] who worship it as a god. |
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| + | ==Behind the Mythos== |
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| + | Sthanee is mentioned in [[Robert A. W. Lowndes]]' short poem "[[Nyaghoggua (short poem)|Nyaghoggua]]" (1941), but its physical appearance was first depicted in the pages of Lowndes' comic book feature "[[When Sthanee Wakes]]" (pp. 32-33) which was published in ''Scienti-Comics'' #2. |
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| + | [[Category:Great Old Ones]] |
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| + | [[Category:Characters Originating From Lovecraft Circle Works]] |
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Latest revision as of 11:47, 24 April 2022
Sthanee is a Great Old One created by the late American author Robert A. W. Lowndes.
Description
Manifesting as a gigantic marine horror with twelve serpentine limbs equipped with suckers similar to those found on an octopus, Sthanee also has a beard of tentacles. It is served by a vicious race of merfolk known as the Children of Sthanee who worship it as a god.
Behind the Mythos
Sthanee is mentioned in Robert A. W. Lowndes' short poem "Nyaghoggua" (1941), but its physical appearance was first depicted in the pages of Lowndes' comic book feature "When Sthanee Wakes" (pp. 32-33) which was published in Scienti-Comics #2.