by King Nothing May 03, 2004
by King Nothing May 03, 2004
by King Nothing June 11, 2006
by King Nothing May 03, 2004
A great Ancient from the game "Eternal Darkness" for the Nintendo Gamecube.
Ulyaoth, the Master of the Planes, might just be the most unique out of all three ancients. He controls all blue magick and creatures. He is extremely intelligent, and has a voice that is cool, precise, and easy to listen to. Don't let this fool you, though; Ulyaoth is just as unholy as the other ancients.
He is kind of like a giant, blue jellyfish type of creature, with five or six round, enchanted projectiles circling the top of his body. His many tentacles have the ability to create portals to either other places or even time streams, thus giving him an unpredictable attack, in which he uses these portals to separate body parts in other dimentions.
With his mastery of magick, Ulyaoth can crush the power of Chattur'gha, but since he is not knowlegable of the effects of madness, he would surely fall to the insanity of Xel'lotath.
If you really listen to him, you can learn a thing or two from Ulyaoth. Although he is gone like the other Ancients, there are still rumors of stray portals roaming the universe...
Ulyaoth, the Master of the Planes, might just be the most unique out of all three ancients. He controls all blue magick and creatures. He is extremely intelligent, and has a voice that is cool, precise, and easy to listen to. Don't let this fool you, though; Ulyaoth is just as unholy as the other ancients.
He is kind of like a giant, blue jellyfish type of creature, with five or six round, enchanted projectiles circling the top of his body. His many tentacles have the ability to create portals to either other places or even time streams, thus giving him an unpredictable attack, in which he uses these portals to separate body parts in other dimentions.
With his mastery of magick, Ulyaoth can crush the power of Chattur'gha, but since he is not knowlegable of the effects of madness, he would surely fall to the insanity of Xel'lotath.
If you really listen to him, you can learn a thing or two from Ulyaoth. Although he is gone like the other Ancients, there are still rumors of stray portals roaming the universe...
ULYAOTH - "The Universe is a yawning chasm, filled with emptiness and the purile meanderings of sentience."
by King Nothing January 28, 2005
A great Ancient from the game "Eternal Darkness" for the Nintendo Gamecube.
Chattur'gha, the Great Being of Matter, represents and controls all red magick and creatures. He is a giant, red, somewhat lobster-like creature, with huge claws, several mouths and eyes, and a gigantic tail instead of legs. His voice is so deep, it is barely decipherable to the human ear, so subtitles are required to clearly hear what he's saying.
Unlike the other two Ancients, the mighty Chattur'gha generally relys on brute strength to vanquish his foes, and seldom uses magick. With barely any effort, he can decimate the power of Xel'lotath, but he is no match for the boundless Ulyaoth.
Chattur'gha remains an intimidating foe, and his influence on humanity shall be permanent. Truely, Chattur'gha would be my favorite.
Chattur'gha, the Great Being of Matter, represents and controls all red magick and creatures. He is a giant, red, somewhat lobster-like creature, with huge claws, several mouths and eyes, and a gigantic tail instead of legs. His voice is so deep, it is barely decipherable to the human ear, so subtitles are required to clearly hear what he's saying.
Unlike the other two Ancients, the mighty Chattur'gha generally relys on brute strength to vanquish his foes, and seldom uses magick. With barely any effort, he can decimate the power of Xel'lotath, but he is no match for the boundless Ulyaoth.
Chattur'gha remains an intimidating foe, and his influence on humanity shall be permanent. Truely, Chattur'gha would be my favorite.
CHATTUR'GHA - "It is of no matter, for the power I will wield on my return will crush all that oppose me."
by King Nothing January 27, 2005
by King Nothing October 25, 2004