Serpentine Beast

Serpentine beasts are creatures with long, snake-like bodies, often representing danger, wisdom, and transformation. These beings slither through the water or land, using their agility and venom to subdue foes. Serpentine creatures are often viewed as protectors of hidden knowledge or as deadly threats that must be defeated. In myths, serpentine beasts like the basilisk or hydra are feared for their ability to strike swiftly and lethally, embodying both beauty and peril.

Asia

Bashe - Chinese Mythology

Bashe

Bashe is a snake-like dragon from Chinese legend that swallows elephants whole and hides in the bamboo forests.

Earth ManipulationStrength

Fire VulnerableLoud Noise

Inkanyamba - Zulu Mythology

Inkanyamba

Inkanyamba is a massive water serpent from Zulu folklore, known to cause storms and whirlwinds.

Control WeatherStorm Control

Dry Land HarmWeather

Akkadian Empire

Tiamat

A primordial sea goddess in Mesopotamian mythology, Tiamat embodies chaos and creation. She is often depicted as a massive...

Element ControlShape Shifting

BeheadingPhysical Limits

Leviathan

Leviathan

Monstrous sea serpent from Hebrew mythology, symbolizes chaos and the ocean’s destructive power. Revered across cultures, it embodies humanity’s...

Element ControlWater Breathing

Element SensitivitiesFire Vulnerable

Tannin

A dragon or serpent sea monster linked to Leviathan, embodying chaos in ancient Hebrew lore.

Element ControlWater Breathing

Element SensitivitiesFire Vulnerable

Rahab - The sea Monster

Rahab

A chaotic sea monster similar to Leviathan, symbolizing the primordial waters and destruction.

Element ControlWater Breathing

Divine RestrictionsElement Sensitivities