Games In the video game Castlevania: Portrait of Ruin, Dagon is an underwater boss, depicted as a two-bodied frog/lizard/tadpole amalgamation, that can suck up an entire room filled with water and shoot it as a weapon. The upper lizard-like head is the vulnerable one. In the game Lost Magic, the Dagon is the greater form of the Hydra, a nautilus-like monster, only fire-type. In the video-game The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, the main antagonist, the Daedric Prince of Destruction, Change, Revolution, Energy, and Ambition is named Mehrunes Dagon. Mehrunes Dagon also featured in several of the other Elder Scrolls games. In the MMORPG RF Online, Dagon appears as an incredibly powerful Boss. Two others are named Dagan and Dagnu. Dagon was featured as a cult god in the game Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth. In the video-game The Witcher, Dagon is a deity that lives on the bottom of a lake. With him follows destruction, and he cannot be killed . In the MMORPG RuneScape, Dagannoths are large amphibious beings. In Devil May Cry 4, Dagon is a boss character, resembling a giant toad, that is fought by Nero and Dante. Dagon is the first of Rahab's three forms in The Ocean Hunter, shown as a humanoid walking on all fours In the Fantasy Flight Games board game Arkham Horror, Dagon appears as one of the Great Old Ones the players try to prevent from arising. In the "Innsmouth Horror" expansion to Arkham Horror, Father Dagon is one of the two Heralds who act against the players by trying to arouse Cthulhu. The video game Culdcept features a card named Dagon, a rare and powerful creature that can be considered a "lord" of blue (Water element) creature cards. In the game Conan Exiles the player has to face the god Dagon in the dungeon "The Sunken City". In Glory of Deep Skies (a Touhou Project fangame), Dagon appears as a female water and agriculture god named Toyomi Endou. She is the Stage 3A boss.
Games In the video game Castlevania: Portrait of Ruin, Dagon is an underwater boss, depicted as a two-bodied frog/lizard/tadpole amalgamation, that can suck up an entire room filled with water and shoot it as a weapon. The upper lizard-like head is the vulnerable one. In the game Lost Magic, the Dagon is the greater form of the Hydra, a nautilus-like monster, only fire-type. In the video-game The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, the main antagonist, the Daedric Prince of Destruction, Change, Revolution, Energy, and Ambition is named Mehrunes Dagon. Mehrunes Dagon also featured in several of the other Elder Scrolls games. In the MMORPG RF Online, Dagon appears as an incredibly powerful Boss. Two others are named Dagan and Dagnu. Dagon was featured as a cult god in the game Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth. In the video game The Witcher, Dagon is a deity that lives at the bottom of the lake . In the MMORPG RuneScape, Dagannoths are large amphibious beings. In Devil May Cry 4, Dagon is a boss character, resembling a giant toad, that is fought by Nero and Dante. Dagon is the first of Rahab's three forms in The Ocean Hunter, shown as a humanoid walking on all fours In the Fantasy Flight Games board game Arkham Horror, Dagon appears as one of the Great Old Ones the players try to prevent from arising. In the "Innsmouth Horror" expansion to Arkham Horror, Father Dagon is one of the two Heralds who act against the players by trying to arouse Cthulhu. The video game Culdcept features a card named Dagon, a rare and powerful creature that can be considered a "lord" of blue (Water element) creature cards. In the game Conan Exiles the player has to face the god Dagon in the dungeon "The Sunken City". In Glory of Deep Skies (a Touhou Project fangame), Dagon appears as a female water and agriculture god named Toyomi Endou. She is the Stage 3A boss.
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