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==Name and Weapon==
==Name and Weapon==
Alhazred is a direct reference to one of the figures in the works of the horror author H. P. Lovecraft: ''Abdul Alhazred''. He was a mad Arabian poet who is supposed to be the author of the fictional book Kitab al-Azif (better known as the [[Book of Condemnation|Necronomicon]]) which contains many curses and background on the Cthluhu lore.
Alhazred is a direct reference to one of the figures in the works of the horror author H. P. Lovecraft: ''Abdul Alhazred''. He was an unhinged Arabian poet who is supposed to be the author of the fictional book Kitab al-Azif (better known as the [[Book of Condemnation|Necronomicon]]) which contains many curses and background on the Cthluhu lore.


His weapons are also references to the works of Lovecraft: ''Nameless Cults'' (or ''Unaussprechlichen Kulten'') was a fictional work of arcane literature and the ''Seven Cryptical Books of Hsan'' were a fictional piece of astrological writing. It is unknown if his final weapon upgrade, ''Howls of Demons'', is also based on the writings of Lovecraft.
His weapons are also references to the works of Lovecraft: ''Nameless Cults'' (or ''Unaussprechlichen Kulten'') was a fictional work of arcane literature and the ''Seven Cryptical Books of Hsan'' were a fictional piece of astrological writing. It is unknown if his final weapon upgrade, ''Howls of Demons'', is also based on the writings of Lovecraft.