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* [[Exposition of Immortality]]: Various campaigns and scenarios hinge on the uncovering of the Mythos and its dabblers alien natures. Key example of this trope in use occurs in the Cthulhu 1990s campaign ''Utati Asfet: The Eye Of Wicked Sight.'' The [[Big Bad]], Labib, is actually an immortal from the time of the Pharoahs. Examination of artifacts and documents in his sanctum during the latters stages of the campaign can lead to this conclusion being made by the players.

* [[Eyes Do Not Belong There]]: Shoggoths in the main rules and proto-shoggoths in the supplement ''The Asylum and Other Tales''.

* [[The Face]]: The Field Manual of the Theron Marks Society (in the supplement Terror from the Stars) recommended having one of the [[~~P Cs~~]] be a Communication Specialist - a charismatic character who is a good talker. They would have a high Appearance and high percentages in the skills Bargain, Credit Rating, Fast Talk and Persuade.

* [[The Face]]: The Field Manual of the Theron Marks Society (in the supplement Terror from the Stars) recommended having one of the [[PCs]] be a Communication Specialist - a charismatic character who is a good talker. They would have a high Appearance and high percentages in the skills Bargain, Credit Rating, Fast Talk and Persuade.

* [[Failure Is the Only Option]]. Going insane isn't a matter of "if", it's a matter of "when" and "how soon".

* [[The Fair Folk]]: See Human Aliens.