Daoth-Yhol

Daoth-Yhol is an enigmatic figure created by Ross F. Bagdy in his short story, "The Arctic Stone". Older than R'lyeh, it has lived on Earth long before Zagguwa arrived and the Ubbo-Sathla sloughed, and it is considered to be Cthulhu's deadly enemy. It can be summoned by an elliptical grey stone, which was stolen by a shaman from a dark tower run by three-toed eyeless creatures. This stone was eventually inherited by his great-grandson, the shaman of an Inuit tribe in the West Greenland coast that worshipped Cthulhu, whom kept it in a box out of fear and regarded it as an object of taboo. (: "The Arctic Stone")
Category:Characters Originating From Expanded Mythos Works
Category:Other Supernatural Beings