I am Known as Reaver of Reavers, Seeker of Treasures, Sacker of Cities.

 

Who am I?

You are Zar-thule the Conquerer.

That's me. Your turn.

In 1734, what was brought back from the Isle of Ponape, and by whom?

Captain Abner Exekiel Hoag brings back the Ponape scriptures

You're go pheral.

The English translation of the necromicon was done by?

Was it Henrietta Montague?

Abdul Alhazred:eek::grin::grin:

It was magadeath your up.

But seriously, it can be debated that the first translation into English was done in 1586 by John Dee, a magician and Astrologer in service to QE I. It was translated, albeit not entirely, in part from the 1228 Wormius Latin version, in part from a Greek manuscript, and partially from drug-induced dreams and chats with Angels.

Another view is that Baron Frederick of Sussex translated, again apparently in part, in 1598.

Then theres Aliester Crowley. . . . . .blah blah

Im just bored,:grin: trying to start a debate(any takers?):grin::grin:

Sorry guys -- back to topic.

What were the names of Ham Gidduf's daughters, and in which seaport did they dwell?

That would be Ula & Una from Baharna.

Right sisters, but not the seaport I was looking for.

Don't recall if it was a seaport, but they dwelt in Andahad . . .i think:confused:

Thats the one, matman. Your go.

Sorry to steal the show Kenny.

where & when was 'The Fairground Horror' first published?

It was first published in 'Disciples of Cthulu' in 1976

Yep. Back to you mate

What is Dan Laduca's profession?

Was he a reporter?

Yes he was matman. Back to you.(again) This is getting to be like a tennis match.

Ha, my serve?

Brian once speculated that this story "may have been a chapter left over or left out of " a Necroscope novel.

What is it?

That would be The Picnickers.

Another fast answer. . .

and another correct one:cool: