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Though at the time Lovecraft considered his short story to be little more than a ‘middle of the road’ piece at best, littered with “cheap and cumbrous touches,” it is now widely regarded as a horror classic. Taking initial inspiration from one of his own dreams , The Call of Cthulhu draws on Lovecraft’s enthusiasm for the works of Edgar Allan Poe, Algernon Blackwood, Arthur Machen, and Lord Dunsany. Conjuring up images of “great Cyclopean cities of titanic blocks and sky-flung monoliths, all dripping with green ooze and sinister with latent horror,” The Call of Cthulhu details strange ‘voodoo-like’ cults full of mania-driven followers of the Great Cthulhu; a slumbering ancient and gargantuan aquatic god. After countless aeons lost in sleep, Cthulhu wakes, “It lumbered slobberingly into sight and gropingly squeezed Its gelatinous green immensity through the black doorway   Great Cthulhu was loose again and ravening for delight.\"  \nHolding a great appreciation for both HP Lovecraft and Warlords of Erehwon, I was drawn to the thought of writing a Warlords of Erehwon Cthulhu warband force list. Looking to fuse Lovecraft’s written descriptions and elements of Cthulhu and the land of R'lyeh with Cthulhu-inspired creatures and malevolence, I set out to construct a force list that comprised of strange beasts , shunned mutants, packs of slaves, and crazed cultists. With a deliberate leaning towards natural toughness and weapons a mix of scavenged, stolen and converted instruments for battle, the force list includes very limited armour and the warband’s tools of war are rudimentary at best.  \nBeing an ancient god with immeasurable powers, the Great Cthulhu himself was too large and powerful of a character to include, so instead I created a Conduit of Cthulhu who serves as the chieftain of the warband. Holding some physical similarities with his grotesque master, the hideous Conduit can be imaged to be a scaly, evil smelling, loosely humanoid creature with a tentacled face and elongated head , perhaps also adorned with a pair of parodical wings arching from his slimy back. In addition to communicating with members of his warband via telepathic means , the Conduit is also capable of channelling magic through dark spells. Serving as his assistants and personal guard, the Conduit enters into battle with at least two similarly abhorrent Acolytes.  \nBeguiled through incessant dreams and haunting visions , and corrupted through the mind warping prowess of Cthulhu, Cultists follow their deity with unquestioning zeal. Though human, Cthulhu Cultists bear no feelings of compassion or empathy towards others, their interest lies only in the direct following of Cthulhu. In battle, though wearing only minimal armour and lacking sophisticated weaponry, Cultists fight with an inexhaustible energy and determination , such is their belief in the Cthulhu cause.  \nWith foaming mouths spitting out incoherent prayers to the Great Cthulhu, wild-eyed Possessed units are comprised of cannibalistic Cultists whose bloodlust and belief in their god is so intense that they fall into a state of manic delirium. With cruel clubs and slashing blades, Possessed units charge into the fray with heightened ferocity. Screaming their crazed praises to Cthulhu, Possessed are the shock and awe troops of Cthulhu warbands.  \nWith webbed fingers and toes, ornamental gills sprouting from their necks and bulging fishlike eyes, Mutants are repulsive humanoid forms who congregate in large groups in an effort to avoid  \npersecution from other races. Stepping out of the shadows and welcomed into Cthulhu warbands, Mutants are seen as blessed creatures who hold sacred links to their gr","cbCaiciGHGLmOzFF","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiciGHGLmOzFF","pdf",197032,11,"English","# Units and roles\n## Conduit of Cthulhu as chieftain\n## Cultists and Possessed\n## Mutants and Horrors in Clay\n## Winged Horrors, Slaves, and Swamp Beasts\n## Additional creatures (Hounds of Tindalos)","[{\"question\":\"What is the core premise of the Warlords of Erehwon Cthulhu warband force list?\",\"answer\":\"The force list aims to fuse Lovecraft’s descriptions and Cthulhu elements with original Cthulhu-inspired creatures and hostility from the land of R’lyeh, using scavenged or converted battlefield instruments with limited armor.\"},{\"question\":\"Who leads the warband if the Great Cthulhu is not included as a unit?\",\"answer\":\"The warband is led by a created chieftain called a Conduit of Cthulhu, capable of telepathic communication and channeling magic through dark spells.\"},{\"question\":\"How do Cultists and Possessed units behave in battle?\",\"answer\":\"Cultists fight with inexhaustible energy despite minimal armor and crude weaponry, driven by unwavering belief. 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