Miskatonic University Unveils Historical Gem: The Picatrix – Complete Digitalization Now Accessible to the Public
Miskatonic University unveils complete digitalization of the ancient occult book, the Picatrix. Accessible to the public on its website, this 15th-century Latin translation offers profound[…]
Miskatonic University Celebrates Historic Step Towards Diversity and Inclusion with First Mi-go Student
Miskatonic University proudly announces the historic inclusion of its first Mi-go student as part of a groundbreaking exchange program with Yuggoth University. The initiative fosters[…]
Beloved Miskatonic University Mascot “Betty” Safely Returns Home!
Betty, Miskatonic University's beloved mascot, has been safely found and returned thanks to the support of Arkham's community. Gratitude to all who contributed. Sadly, one[…]
Beloved Mascot “Betty” Vanishes from Cryptozoological Lab! Urgent Call for Help and Caution
Miskatonic University's beloved mascot, Betty, has vanished. Community help is needed to find her, but caution is advised as her venomous claws may pose a[…]
Mysterious “X”-Shaped Phenomenon Baffles Arkham Residents and Scientists
Arkham witnesses a puzzling "X"-shaped phenomenon in the twilight sky, triggering intrigue among residents and scientists. Cosmic and occult theories circulate, while Miskatonic University investigates[…]
Papyrus from Sana’a, 6th century
Papyrus depicting an eldritch being, possibly occult in origin. Unknown script. The language is probably a Sabaic dialect.
Devotional Cthulhu Print
Devotional Cthulhu portrait with the Latin text: "Non est mortuum quod aeternum dormire potest, Et cum aevum mirum, mors ipsa mori potest."
Picatrix
Book of magic and astrology. 15th century Latin translation of a text which was originally written in Arabic ca. 900 to 950 AD.
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