The Great Race of Yith (also known as Yithians) are a fictional species of sapient extraterrestrial entities, created by H. P. Lovecraft for his novella The Shadow Out of Time. Their most notable feature is an ability to coercively exchange minds with individuals of other species, even across...

Yig, the Father of Serpents, is a fictional deity introduced in the H. P. Lovecraft revision story "The Curse of Yig". He is introduced as "the snake-god of the central plains tribes," and "a shunned and feared object in central Oklahoma."

In 1889, a couple arriving in Oklahoma learn about local legends of a "snake god" called Yig. According to the legends, Yig takes vengeance on anyone who kills a serpent, either by killing them or turning them into a half-snake monster.

Yig, also known as The Father of Serpents or The Snake-God, is a Great Old One which appears in H.P. Lovecraft's Cthulhu Mythos. Manifesting as a gigantic snake with the arms of a man, or sometimes a reptilian humanoid creature, Yig is considered to …

The Great Race of Yith are a sapient species originating from the dead planet Yith. They are called the Great Race because they are the only beings to have mastered time travel. The Great Race are beings of enormous intellectual and psychic powers that …

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The Great Race of Yith are a race of sentient beings of extraterrestrial origin. They are capable of projecting their consciousnesses across time, inhabiting the bodies of individuals of other species and swapping their minds with their own.

The Book of Yig: Revelations of the Serpent: A Cthulhu Mythos Anthology is a thematic anthology of Lovecraftian fiction edited by David Hambling and Peter Rawlik. Running to a total of 250 pages, it was published by Crossroad Press in April …

Grim tales are told of a prehistoric race of evil snake-people who, wearing the guise of a human cult, have surreptitiously built a monstrous religion around the worship of-the serpent god Yig. As an actor dons a mask, these fiendish humanoids use illusory magic to imitate anyone they wish.

Sep 28, 2017 · The physical forms ascribed to the Yith in Lovecraft’s 1935 short story are not their originals. Instead, they are a race of beings that were native to Earth around the time roughly before of the Permian–Triassic Extinction Event.