Gog-Hoor

Gog-Hoor (Eater of the Insane) is a fictional entity created by Weston Ochse for his short story "A Spectacle of a Man". The character was later incorporated into the Call of Cthulhu role-playing game.
==Description==
Gog-Hoor is a Great Old One that lives in a reverse dimension and can only be visible to humans through reflective surfaces, including puddles of water and mirrors. It is described as being a monster with a bullet-shaped head attached to a body that is inconceivably huge, presumably infinite in size. Gog-Hoor feeds on humans with mental disorders, using its numerous tentacles to drag them into its own dimension and devour their souls. (: Malleus Monstrorum)
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Category:Great Old Ones
Category:Characters Originating From Expanded Mythos Works