Humanoid

Humanoid beings blend human traits with monstrous or animalistic features. They may serve as protectors, guardians, or fearsome adversaries, wielding both physical power and wisdom in myth. Examples include centaurs, trolls, and minotaurs, who embody the tension between civilization and wild nature. They often guard sacred places or act as warriors in mythic battles.

Asia

Tengu - Japanese Folklore

Tengu

Tengu are supernatural beings from Japanese folklore with human-like features, avian traits, and a reputation as guardians of mountains...

Aura of TerrorEnhanced Agility

Aura CollapseOverconfidence

Tartalo - Basque folklore

Tartalo

Tartalo is a cyclopean giant from Basque folklore, known for his strength and predatory nature.

Physical StrengthTitan Grip

Blunt ForceCave Dependent

Oni

Oni are monstrous demons from Japanese folklore known for their immense strength, fearsome appearance, and connection to punishment and...

Fear InducementHealing & Life

Blessed WoodDaylight Bound

Teke Teke

Teke Teke is a vengeful spirit from modern Japanese urban legends. It represents fears of modernization and industrial accidents,...

Illusions & PerceptionSpeed

Daylight BoundPhysical Exhaustion

Asmodeus

Asmodeus, a malevolent demon from Jewish lore, embodies chaos, vengeance, and corruption.

Magic & DivinityShapeshifting Mastery

Divine RestrictionsHoly Water

he Golem of Prague, created by Rabbi Judah Loew (the Maharal)

Golem

A manmade creature of clay, animated to protect Jewish communities in Prague during the 16th century.

Physical StrengthStone Skin

BeheadingFragile Skin