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IX Mythos Bestiary
The gugs, hairy and gigantic, once
gugs to retake their ancient holdings would make for a
devastating and far-reaching conflict.
Gugs are a civilization of giant black-furred
carnivores. Their arms terminate in two fore-arms,
giving them four spade-clawed hands. Their mouths
are vertical slits and they have eyes on each side of their
heads. Gugs are enormous: a typical gug is 3-4 meters
tall (~12 feet), and some reach heights of 5-6 meters
(~20 feet). They weigh at least 1,500 pounds.
Gugs are incredibly stealth, hardly making a sound
as they move. Typically, the first sign anyone sees of
an impending gug attack is their sudden and shocking
arrival out of the dark.
Gugs in the Dreamlands were long ago banished
reared stone circles … and made
strange sacrifices to the Other
Gods and the crawling chaos
Nyarlathotep, until one night an
abomination of theirs reached
the ears of earth’s gods and they
were banished to caverns below.
—The Dreams in the Witch House and
Other Weird Stories, H. P. Lovecraft
to the underworld, though they can access the waking
world through magic passages (which invariably lead to
caves and tunnels underground). But the gods’ ban does
not apply here, so gugs can scout or invade the surface