Your favorite deity

[DMMike]

Shub-Niggurath: First published in The Dragon #12, then in the AD&D Deities & Demigods Cyclopedia, and finally in my own Carcosa.

Woo-hoo! When I was in a Medieval Rec. group we made a shrine to Shub at a weekend event and called it "The Shub Shack."

(Sung to the Mickey Mouse Club)

"Who's the ugliest one of all, with a hundred eyes and ears?"
"S...H...U...B..."
"...Be Careful!"
"N...I...G...G..."
"...Get Out!"
"U....R...A...T....H..."
"...Heellllppp!"

"Shub Niggurath!"
"Cthulhu!"
"Shub Niggurath!"
"Has-tur!"

"Forever will we run away in Fear! Fear! Fear Fear!"
"Come along and sing this song, and lose your sanity!"
"S-H-U-B-N-I-G-G-U-R-A-T-H!"

...then the plate goes around for tithes.

EHP Mike

[concobar]

Isaac of the jug.

[Relaxo]

Joe Pesci

[concobar]

Joe Pesci

Special power; summon 1d4 yutes.

[serleran]

Any of the sultry goddesses. You know, because I'm immature.

[Omote]

Though not part of OGAM, I dig the pantheon of gods, demons, and fiends of the Haunted Highlands. Overall, that pantheon is sort of vanilla, but not in a bad way. The deities and enemies of the Haunted Highlands have just enough info for me to flesh out their various religions, and make them work for my games. Some GMs and players need a ton of detailed info on deities and their religions, I do not. I like to let myself and especially my players build those through the role playing.

~O