Supernatural being · Fictional / created

Crom

chief god of Conan’s Cimmerian people

Kind
Supernatural being
Historicity
Fictional / created
Same name, separate identities: the catalogue contains other Characters with the same normalized name. They are not merged automatically.

Works

A Witch Shall Be BornPublished version
CromMentioned · 1 source-counted occurrence · first: The Bloody Crown of Conan — PDF pages 203–237
Beyond the Black RiverPublished version
CromMentioned · 2 source-counted occurrences · first: The Conquering Sword of Conan — beyond
Drums of TombalkuDraft 1
CromMentioned · 5 source-counted occurrences · first: The Bloody Crown of Conan — PDF pages 247–259
Iron Shadows in the MoonPrimary text
CromMentioned · 8 source-counted occurrences · first: The Coming of Conan the Cimmerian — Iron Shadows in the Moon (Primary text)
List of Hyborian Names, Places, and LocationsTypescript (TSS 26098)
CromMentioned · 3 source-counted occurrences · first: The Coming of Conan the Cimmerian — List of Hyborian Names, Places, and Locations (Typescript (TSS 26098))
Notes on various peoples of the Hyborian AgeNotes
CromMentioned · 1 source-counted occurrence · first: The Coming of Conan the Cimmerian — Notes on various peoples of the Hyborian Age (Notes)
Queen of the Black CoastPublished version
CromMentioned · 4 source-counted occurrences · first: The Coming of Conan the Cimmerian — Queen of the Black Coast (Published version)
Red NailsPublished version
CromMentioned · 6 source-counted occurrences · first: The Conquering Sword of Conan — rednails
Red NailsDraft A
CromMentioned · 4 source-counted occurrences · first: The Conquering Sword of Conan — redDraft
Rogues in the HousePublished version
CromMentioned · 1 source-counted occurrence · first: The Coming of Conan the Cimmerian — Rogues in the House (Published version)
The Black StrangerPrimary text
CromMentioned · 5 source-counted occurrences · first: The Conquering Sword of Conan — black
The Frost-Giant's DaughterREH1 — original Howard version
dark godsMentioned · 1 source-counted occurrence · first: The Coming of Conan the Cimmerian — The Frost-Giant's Daughter (REH1 — original Howard version)
The Hour of the DragonPrimary text
CromMentioned · 28 source-counted occurrences · first: The Bloody Crown of Conan — PDF pages 74–201
The Man-Eaters of ZamboulaPrimary text
CromMentioned · 1 source-counted occurrence · first: The Conquering Sword of Conan — zamboula
The People of the Black CirclePublished version
CromOn Page · 10 source-counted occurrences · first: The Bloody Crown of Conan — PDF pages 15–71
The Phoenix on the SwordPublished version
CromMentioned · 3 source-counted occurrences · first: The Coming of Conan the Cimmerian — The Phoenix on the Sword (Published version)
The Phoenix on the SwordSubmitted draft 1
CromMentioned · 4 source-counted occurrences · first: The Coming of Conan the Cimmerian — The Phoenix on the Sword (Submitted draft 1)
The Pool of the Black OnePublished version
CromMentioned · 2 source-counted occurrences · first: The Coming of Conan the Cimmerian — The Pool of the Black One (Published version)
The Scarlet CitadelPublished version
CromMentioned · 7 source-counted occurrences · first: The Coming of Conan the Cimmerian — The Scarlet Citadel (Published version)
The Servants of Bit-YakinPrimary text
CromMentioned · 8 source-counted occurrences · first: The Conquering Sword of Conan — servants
The Tower of the ElephantPublished version
CromMentioned · 3 source-counted occurrences · first: The Coming of Conan the Cimmerian — The Tower of the Elephant (Published version)
The Vale of Lost WomenPrimary text
CromMentioned · 3 source-counted occurrences · first: The Coming of Conan the Cimmerian — The Vale of Lost Women (Primary text)
Xuthal of the DuskPrimary text
CromMentioned · 12 source-counted occurrences · first: The Coming of Conan the Cimmerian — Xuthal of the Dusk (Primary text)

Poetry

Poetry appearances come from the exhaustive exact-state census of all 765 currently catalogued Poetry textual states.

Correspondence

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