Humanoid
The Wendigo, rooted in Algonquian folklore, embodies insatiable greed and cannibalism. Depicted as a gaunt, emaciated figure with...
Skinwalkers are terrifying figures from Navajo folklore, described as malevolent witches who possess the power to shape-shift into animals....
The Dark Watchers are mysterious, tall, shadowy figures from California folklore, often seen observing travelers from the Santa Lucia...
Tengu are supernatural beings from Japanese folklore with human-like features, avian traits, and a reputation as guardians of mountains...
The Kishi is a two-faced demon from Angolan folklore, presenting a handsome human front and a hyena visage on...
Basajaun is a wild hairy giant from Basque folklore, a guardian of the forests and livestock.
Tartalo is a cyclopean giant from Basque folklore, known for his strength and predatory nature.
Ojancanu is a giant from Cantabrian mythology, feared for his destructive tendencies and immense strength.
A witch from Slavic folklore who lives in a hut on chicken legs, known for her vast magical powers.
The Cyclops are one-eyed giants known for their immense strength and hostility towards humans. Famous for encounters with heroes,...
Oni are monstrous demons from Japanese folklore known for their immense strength, fearsome appearance, and connection to punishment and...
Lamashtu is a terrifying demoness from Mesopotamian mythology, known for preying on mothers and infants. She has a lioness-like...