Ghroth

Ghroth, The Nemesis, is a member of the Elder Gods and a sentient planet. It was said that Ghroth joined the Lovecraftians after befriending Kthanid and Shub-Niggurath, in which they promised his safety in return for their residence.
== History ==
It is unknown how long Ghroth has truly existed, but Ghroth is one of the oldest Lovecraftians, with his age rivaling even most of the Primordials. His age dates back to the beginning of the formation of the Betelgeuse System, where he existed as the Ghroth Planetesimal. In order to avoid detection, Ghroth had spent most of its life sleeping, as the eye on it's surface would alert others to Ghroth's existence, thus endangering Ghroth's life. When Shub-Niggurath and Kthanid promised his safety in turn for residence. This alerted the Daemon Sultan, who promptly welcomed Ghroth and gave Ghroth the Nemesis Seal. Due to being a Planetarus, Ghroth was also able to serve as the mode of transportation through Deep Space for the Elder Gods as well. Due to Ghroth's age and the generally long lifespan of the Planetarus, Ghroth had an extremely established knowledge of the cosmos, knowing the location of almost every system.
== Physical and Mental Analysis ==
Mech and Anthropos were unable to conduct a proper analysis on Ghroth, due to their massive size, here is what they have established so far:
* Ghroth, unlike most Lovecraftians, is not humanoid or even extraterrestrial. Ghroth is said to be a planetarus, an elusive species of beings that appear as celestial bodies.
* Ghroth also does not possess a maddening presence, but instead, due to the Nemesis Seal, possesses the Nemesis presence. His presence near Celestial Bodies is said to bring death and destruction to them.
* Ghroth, in order to survive, has destroyed other planets as well, siphoning energy from their cores to provide themselves with energy to survive. After becoming Lovecraftian, Ghroth obtained an Entropy Core, eliminating the need for Ghroth to feast on planetary remains.
* Ghroth is arguably the most elusive of all Lovecraftians, so much so, that the Chaos Pantheon themselves have extremely little information about them.
* The surface of Ghroth is extremely durable to the point where even the battle between the Four Horsemen and Oni fighting the Elder Gods was not enough to penetrate the surface.