Short Fiction · Character
Kathulos
An ancient Egyptian sorcerer whose mesmeric grip on minds lets him command puppets across oceans—and whose return threatens to topple the modern world.
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Also known as Kathulos of Egypt, Kathulos the sorcerer
First appearance: ix kathulos of egypt
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Kathulos rules from a fog-shrouded house in Soho, holding followers like Zuleika in invisible shackles that persist even at a distance. His power is not brute force but absolute mental domination, and those who love his…
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Character groups
- Ancient Sorcerers and Temptresses
- Adventurers and Sorcerers
- Pictish and Barbarian Kings
- Occult and Supernatural Victims
- Diverse Supernatural and Lost World Figures
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Story tension across the book — this chapter sits in Exposition.
- Setup
- Escalation
- Breaking point
- Aftermath
- Closing
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- John Gordon
rivalry · negative
John Gordon is the heroic adversary of the sorcerer Kathulos in a cosmic conflict. How this plays out →
- John Gordon
rivalry · negative
John Gordon is the heroic adversary of the sorcerer Kathulos in a cosmic conflict. How this plays out →
- John Gordon
rivalry · negative
John Gordon is the heroic adversary of the sorcerer Kathulos in a cosmic conflict. How this plays out →
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