Beast Types
Myth Sources
Periods of Activity
Skills
Weaknesses
Myth Sources
Beast Types
Periods of Activity
Skills
Weaknesses
Cailleach Bheur, the ancient winter hag of Celtic lore, ruled storms and sculpted mountains with frost and stone, embodying...
The Ghillie Dhu is a solitary forest spirit in Scottish folklore, kind to children and clothed in moss. A...
The Nuckelavee is a terrifying horse-like demon from Orcadian folklore. It spreads disease and despair, representing one of the...
The Cù-Sìth is a giant mythic hound in Scottish lore known to foretell death with its three barks. A...
Baobhan Sith are vampiric fae from Scottish folklore who prey on travelers at night, seducing them before feeding. Active...
The Bean Nighe is a Scottish spirit from Celtic lore, known as a harbinger of death who washes bloodied...
The Loch Ness Monster, a cryptid from Scottish legend, is said to inhabit Loch Ness. A mysterious aquatic hybrid,...
The Kelpie is a shape-shifting water spirit from Scottish folklore, known to appear as a horse and lure victims...
The Taotie is a monstrous entity known for its insatiable hunger, symbolizing greed and excess in Chinese culture.
The Huli Jing is a shapeshifting fox spirit from ancient Chinese mythology, known for its illusion powers, beauty,...
The Fenghuang, or Chinese Phoenix, embodies harmony and virtue, often associated with the Empress and cosmic balance.
The Qilin, a revered creature in East Asian mythology, symbolizes prosperity and serenity. Often depicted with a dragon-like head,...