“Sure, ‘Barzai is high priest of the Gods of Earth
(the Great Ones) in Ulthar and one-time teacher of Atal’; the author writes as
if he sacked the man’s study and bedded his Cyclopean daughter.” —Doctor
Henry Armitage, Chief Librarian, Miskatonic University, 1931.
This text seems to take aim at the accursed writings
attributable to the legendary Exior K’Mool, whose work remains queerly shrouded
in antiquity’s whispered perversions and horrors. Yet it does so perhaps
without incurring the abysmal Theem’hdra, sac-like widening. —Professor
Emeritus Tyler M Freeman, Anthropology, Miskatonic University, 1932.
"Republics, principalities, churches, mercenary
companies, and monsters all contend for dominion.“ —Niccolò Machiavelli, from
an unpublished Florentine notebook.
"Half
handbook, half grimoire. The difficulty lies in determining which half is the more
lethal." —Author Raimond, Archivist First Class, Royal Keeper of the Brass
Index.
"The
author claims no responsibility for the enwraithment of three graduate students. I find
this disclaimer legally unpersuasive." —Ripley van Torn, J.D.
"The
fourth chapter remains prohibited in Jharad for reasons involving municipal
finance and a dragon." —Dread Sage Rabbelous, Office of Civic Prohibitions, Jharad
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