The term "Old God" often refers to ancient deities from various mythologies, particularly in the context of H.P. Lovecraft's works. These beings are typically portrayed as powerful, incomprehensible entities that exist beyond human understanding and often have a malevolent nature. They are associated with chaos, madness, and the unknown. In popular culture, "Old Gods" can also refer to the ancient gods worshipped in Norse mythology or other traditions. These deities, such as Odin and Thor, represent various aspects of life and nature, embodying human experiences and emotions. They are often depicted in literature, art, and modern media, influencing contemporary storytelling.