Eldritch Soul

Eldritch Soul
Wilbur Whateley (The Dunwich Horror) was the half-human son of the eldritch abomination Yog-Sothoth, and as such possessed a portion of his soul and his power.
Power/Ability to:	Have the soul of an eldritch abomination.

The power to have the soul of an eldritch abomination. Variation of Other Soul.

Capabilities

The user has the soul of an eldritch entity from beyond the known universe, whether because they are descended from an eldritch abomination or born too close to some anomaly leading to some realm outside the multiverse as we understand it. The soul grants them some of the powers of such an entity, being able to use their magic and causing madness and fear in those around them.

Applications

• Abnormal Embodiment
• Alien Mind
• Dimensional Link
• Eldritch Magic
• Human Disguise
• Insanity Projection
• Organic Abomination
• Primordial Embodiment
• Telepathy
  • Fanaticism Inducement
  • Fear Inducement
  • Insanity Inducement
• Unnatural Presence

Association

• Cthulhu Mythos Deity Physiology
• Eldritch Physiology
• Higher-Dimensional Abomination Physiology
• Impossible Physiology

Limitations

• Users body may still have the body of a normal human with all it's weaknesses.
• Vulnerable to Soul Manipulation.

Known Users

• Aldrich, Saint of the Deep/Devourer of Gods (Dark Souls III); via the Soul of Aldrich
• Wilbur Whateley (The Dunwich Horror)
• Padan Fain (The Wheel of Time)

Gallery

Padan Fain (The Wheel of Time) had his soul so corrupted by the Dark One and his merger with Mordeth that upon meeting with the soul-consuming Black Wind known as Machin Shin, he ended up scaring it away from his own eldritch nature.

Aldrich (Dark Souls III) possesses a soul alien and different to most other souls, possessing a blue and black, wispy soul as oppossed to the fire-like qualities of regular souls.