Dunsanyverse

==Summary==
The Dunsanyverse refers to the works of Anglo-Irish writer and dramatist, Edward John Moreton Drax Plunkett, the 18th Baron of Dunsany, who published under the title of Lord Dunsany. His works consist of numerous short stories, novels, plays, and essays, which account to nearly ninety books published within his lifetime, involving a series of artificial mythology. Within his works, an entity called Mana-Yood-Sushai and is sustains all of his creations by his dreaming, which include all of the gods and worlds. His works are known to be a major inspiration to the works of H.P. Lovecraft, J. R. R. Tolkien, among many others. Works include The Gods of Pegana, Time and the Gods, The Sword of Welleran and Other Stories, A Dreamer's Tales, Selections from the Writings of Lord Dunsany, The Book of Wonder, Fifty-One Tales, Tales of Wonder, Plays of Gods and Men, and Don Rodriguez
==Power of the Verse==
The Dunsanyverse is a fairly powerful verse, possessing a vast amount of deities that transcend the basic concepts of reality, including time and death. Mana-Yood-Sushai, who exists as the supreme entity to all of his creations and virtually all gods within the main stories, is one of many that reside within existence. Although the definition of a "World" is expressed rather vaguely, characters could range from Planet level to Multiverse level and beyond.
For the details on the characteristics of entities within the works of Lord Dunsany, visit this page.
==Supporters/Opponents/Neutral==
===Supporters===
*Edenstar
===Opponents===
===Neutral===
==Characters==
*Mana-Yood-Sushai
*Skarl The Drummer
*Trogool
===Small Gods===
*Kib
*Sish
*Mung
*Slid
*Limpang-Tung
*Yoharneth-Lahai
*Roon
*Dorozhand
*Hoodrazai
*Sirami
*Mosahn
*Grimbol
*Zeebol
*Trehagobol
===Home Gods===
*Pitsu
*Hobith
*Habaniah
*Zumbiboo
*Gribaun
*Kilooloogung
*Jabim
*Triboogie
*Hish
*Wohoon
*Eimes
*Zanes
*Segastrion
*Umbool
*Araxes
*Zadres
*Hyraglion
*Ingazi
*Yo
*Mindo
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Category:Dunsanyverse
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