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16th May '13 1:12:55 PM CyberTiger88

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15th May '13 9:36:40 PM memememememe

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15th May '13 9:35:48 PM memememememe

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1st May '13 5:29:30 PM ashlay

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You know, Eldritch Abomination as Evil Supreme Deity is more a story role for them than a good comparison; If that archetype isn't an Eldritch Abomination, a Any *Supreme* Deity is pretty much the exact opposite of "The Other"

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1st May '13 5:09:15 PM ashlay

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1st May '13 5:08:51 PM ashlay

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nevermind, I'm wrong; making smaller links to deliniate the two Pot Holes / Gonna change back to avoid repetition ([noun] goes [verb] at their [noun]... [noun] goes [verb] at their [noun])

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1st May '13 5:01:44 PM ashlay

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causing insanity doesn't appear to be a requirement persay, just a standard characterstic

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1st May '13 4:58:43 PM ashlay

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Sink Hole: That trope has to do with self imposed morals, not physical laws.

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27th Apr '13 3:27:04 PM memememememe

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They are grotesque mockeries of reality [[YouCannotGraspTheTrueForm beyond comprehension]] whose disturbing otherness cannot be encompassed in any mortal tongue. Humans suffer BrownNote or GoMadFromTheRevelation effects just from seeing their AlienGeometries. [[RealityWarper Reality itself warps around them]]. Any rules that they do follow are beyond our understanding.

Native to Creator/HPLovecraft’s CosmicHorrorStory genre, the Eldritch Abomination has become a mainstay of {{horror}} and {{fantasy}} works, along with numerous others that [[{{Mythopoeia}} derive inspiration]] from Lovecraft. They are often used as a BiggerBad, MadGod or SealedEvilInACan. As they are defined by existing outside reality as we conceive it, most also come from somewhere “beyond”: beyond the stars or [[TimeAbyss before the dawn of time]] or [[EldritchLocation outside our universe]]. Similarly, nearly all [[BlueAndOrangeMorality lack morals as we understand them]], if they’re not {{Omnicidal Maniac}}s looking to [[ToServeMan eat all of us]].

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27th Apr '13 7:49:12 AM ChaoticBrain

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