New Great Old Ones

With the help of ChatGPT and some very judicious editing of my own, here's some new Great Old Ones. I don't mind making offhand references to Cthulhu, Yog-Sothoth, Tsathoggua, Gol-Goroth and The Necronomicon or The Book of Eibon, but I really want my own references that are unique. Not all of these will make the cut, and I've already modified them quite a bit. But it's still something from which to work...

• Kholgorath—The Beast Beyond the Mountains: primal earth-force, embodiment of strength, fertility, and slumbering hunger beneath mountains.
• Urzathon—The Devourer of Suns: vast cosmic fire that consumes light and creation; analog of destructive solar energy.
• Velkraith—Lord of the Red Obelisk: titan of war and stone; represents violence fossilized into monuments.
• Thunorak—Serpent of the Hollow Earth: wyrm of the deep earth and gold veins; symbol of buried greed and endless burrowing.
• Tulushoth—Wolf Without Shadow: predator-void of darkness; cycles of winter and death.
• Zaltharion—Black Crowned King: god of dominion and necrotic kingship; lord of rulership through decay.
• Mornath-Gul—Horned Flame: living fire of transformation, renewal through destruction.
• Orridathis—The Watcher Beneath the Clay: guardian of memory and death; buried awareness beneath soil.
• Elythagar—The Brine That Walks: cold inverse of solar fire; sea-born hunger and tidal rot.
• Voruzethis—The Feast in the Dust: endless consumption of decay and war’s remnants.
• Khaltheron—The Smoldering Veil: smoke-spirit of ruin; the ghost left behind after fire.
• Drovanyth—The Crooked Root: serpentine hunger turned vegetal; corruption within the soil.
• Seryvokath—The Ashen Host: the wolf’s breath dispersed into a swarm of moths; silent consumption.
• Ghorthalyx—The Carrion Crown: manifestation of death’s kingship; rot enthroned.
• Zhulgrithan—The Mire That Breathes: living bog, respiration of the earth.
• Throzkivar—The Ember-Womb: creation through destruction; new fire birthed from ashes.
• Vraggonith—The Horn in Hollow Hills: sound of petrified war echoing through caverns.
• Khar-Ghoryn—The Silt That Devours: devouring darkness of rivers and estuaries; light drowned.
• Vruz-Kathor—The Ashen Maw: subterranean hunger that persists after death of flesh.
• Zhar-Khuneth—The Mourning Mire: the sorrow of the earth; decay felt as grief.
• Thoryxith—The Maw Between Pulses: exists between instants of time; possibly voice or fragment of Kholgorath.
• Bran-Golath—The Horned Sun: found on the Altenburg Stelae and Brandberg charcoal figurine deep in the hills near Ubyr.
• Veyrholm Circle (collective)—The Echo Cult: human sorcerers serving as vessels for multiple Ashen entities.
• Iron Idols (collective)—The Seven That Sleep Beneath the Ash: term used in the Necronomicon for the original pre-human deities.
• De Idolis Ferris—Mentions the Seven Iron Kings; first reference to Kholgorath.
• Zycran Testament—Describes molten thrones of the Iron Idols.
• Annals of the Ashen Circle—Chronicles Vale of Veyrholm cult activity.
• Treatise of the Smoldering Veil—Early occult synthesis linking idol worship to alchemy.
• Veyrholm Catechism—Contains inverted prayers to the Ashen Circle.
• Codex Ferrum-Astrix—Jothan Mallory’s forbidden reconstruction of the cosmology.