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Cthulhu vs. Alucard. Alucard may be fucked, but I'll be damned if I miss this fight.

Cthulhu is one of the most important figures of the Cthulhu Mythos spawned by horror writer H.P. Lovecraft No he wasn't. He was only in one story. He made his first appearance in the story Call of Cthulhu. He has since gone on to star in the roleplaying game of the same name, as well as another based on the Mythos known as Trail of Cthulhu.

He is very strong against Investigators, and can eat 1d6 of them per round; however, he is weak against boats, especially when they make called shots to the face (and are manned by Norwegians). He's not a god, by the way. He's a Priest of a God.

Also worshiped by Jews. Silly Jews, you should believe in the Immediate Deity.

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