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You haven't read a lot of Lovecraft have you lol, there's not many demons in it at all. And fuck the Cthulhu mythos, that's my least favorite Lovecraft story, I like his Shadow Over Innsmouth, and the Thing on my Doorstep.

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You miss my point.  There are demons in the Anitaverse that would answer prayers directed at false gods.....

You are correct however.  I have read very little Lovecraft.  The book I have, 'Tales of the Cthulhu Mythos Volume 1  contains only about 30 pages by Lovecraft.  The rest is by Robert E Howard (Did you know Conan was part of the Cthulhu mythology?) Clark Ashton Smith and Frank Belnap Long......
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I've made it a point to actualy not read any work by the people who have written themselves into the Cthulhu Mythos. Not that I won't eventualy, Lovecraft himself wrote his stories into the worlds of his fellow writers so I can't hold it against them. I just want to read Lovecraft right now though, and not just stories in his setting. I'd recomend A Shadow over Innsmouth as a good Lovecraft work if you likes suspense and twists.

I would consider having the person pray to Dagon, or Cthulhu, or one of the many other gods, but who in their right mind would actualy try to pray to a fictional character to find out if the results work or not?

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You'd be surprised how many people seem to think Lovecraft was taking existing mythology and expanding on it.
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Just as many tardholes who think the Necronomicon was a real book and not written by him too I'd gather. Still I'd rather not play a halfwit ;).

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Probably exactly as many, since that is one of the primary factors in the belief.  He did a great job of making it seem to have a history.  To bad there are no references to it that are more than eighty odd years old....
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