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human
[Lovecraft/Meta] Are the great old ones, elder gods, etc. as overpowered as this sub makes them out to be?

I mean, at this point they might as well be completely omnipotent according to this sub. It doesn't matter how powerful or well organized an individual or group of individuals are. They can be powerful enough to destroy a universe like Goku, or capable of waging a war the likes of which early 20th century humans (folks of the mythos) never could like the Star Wars Galaxy and the Federation, it makes no difference seemingly. Even though in the call of Cthulhu it seemingly took a boat to the head to incapacitate or otherwise stop Cthulhu's attempt to reawaken. Honestly, are they really so overpowered? Remember, the humans of the mythos wouldn't even beat us 21st century man in a war.
gpt
Okay let's explain things.  The Universe is inside Yog-Sothoth.  Like, mathematically.  The universe is a subset of things that are also Yog.  Yog is the All-in-One and the One-in-All that defines the sweep of the universe, but is not limited by it.  

One calls him and Azathoth co-rulers of the universe, but that is entirely a human understanding, for the blind idiot God cannot rule and Yog does not issue orders.  Instead you might define the universe as a dream they are sharing, a dream that shall vanish if the Outer Gods in the court at the center of all things allow their terrible music to falter and Azathoth awakens for an instant-eternity.

In contrast Goku can punch a sun to death.  Wow.