| Gnoph-Keh | ||
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| Kingsport Horror | ||
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| −1 | −3 | −2 |
| Horror | Damage | Toughness |
1
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3
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2 |
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| Physical Resistance Overwhelming 1 | ||
| Gnoph-Keh | |||||
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| +0 | −2 | ||||
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3 | |||
| Spawn | |||||
| When this Monster is spawned, move it to The Himalayas. | |||||
| Reckoning | |||||
| Each investigator on this space loses 1 Health. | |||||
Gnoph-Keh is a Monster that appears in the Arkham Horror Second Edition Kingsport Horror and Eldritch Horror Core Set.
Artwork[]
Mythos[]
Gnoph-Keh first appeared in the story The Horror in the Museum (H.P. Lovecraft and Hazel Heald, 1932).
The Gnoph-Keh are horned, furred monsters from Greenland that walk on two, four, or sometimes six legs. The Voormis pushed the gnoph-keh into the polar wastes when the beast-men broke free of the Valusian serpent-men and established their own kingdom. These creatures are intelligent and adept at stalking prey across tundra and ice, calling up storms to immobilize their victims.
Sometimes Gnoph-Keh is also said to be an avatar of Rhan-Tegoth. Others maintain that these creatures are worshipers of Ithaqua.[1]
Notes and references[]
- ↑ Harms, Daniel, "Gnoph-Keh", Cthulhu Mythos Encyclopedia.