The Fleece of Yaggar

"The Fleece of Yaggar" is a pseudo-factual Cthulhu Mythos work by author and editor F. C. Adams. It claims to be the story which inspired the Greek tale of the Golden Fleece, and forms part of Adams' series Translations from the Book of Yng.
==Synopsis==
A fragment from the Book of Yng, the story tells of how, after the golden-fleeced offspring of Shub-Niggurath, Yaggar, is killed, the vengeful god summons the being known as Xathagorra to exact his revenge upon the perpetrators.
==Characters==
*Shub-Niggurath, an Outer God.
*Yaggar, a golden-fleeced ram.
*Lortha, Kimet's enemy.
*Akon, Lortha's cohort.
*Kimet, a priest of Shub-Niggurath.
*Kahira, the mother of Yaggar.
*Xathagorra, the son of Azathoth.
*Kior, an evil emperor.
== Publication History ==
"The Fleece of Yaggar" was published in the E. P. Berglund-edited online Mythos zine Nightscapes in September 1998.
Category:Fred C. Adams works
Category:Expanded Mythos Works