Beast Types
Myth Sources
Periods of Activity
Skills
Weaknesses
Myth Sources
Beast Types
Periods of Activity
Skills
Weaknesses
The Qilin, a revered creature in East Asian mythology, symbolizes prosperity and serenity. Often depicted with a dragon-like head,...
The Dragon is a celestial creature in Chinese mythology, controlling water, storms, and fortune. Revered as a symbol of...
A mysterious serpent from North American folklore, the Joint Snake is known for its ability to reassemble itself after...
The Jackalope, a legendary North American creature, is described as a rabbit with antelope-like horns. Known for its cunning...
Mishipeshu, the legendary water spirit of Anishinaabe folklore, is a powerful and protective creature. Often depicted as a mix...
Yeti of the Rockies is a North American version of Bigfoot, a solitary giant humanoid roaming the Rockies.
The Dark Watchers are mysterious, tall, shadowy figures from California folklore, often seen observing travelers from the Santa Lucia...
The Uktena, a Cherokee mythical serpent, is a powerful and fearsome creature with horns, glowing scales, and a magical...
Skinwalkers are terrifying figures from Navajo folklore, described as malevolent witches who possess the power to shape-shift into animals....
The Piasa Bird, a monstrous winged predator from Native American folklore, is said to dwell near the cliffs of...
The Wendigo, rooted in Algonquian folklore, embodies insatiable greed and cannibalism. Depicted as a gaunt, emaciated figure with...
The Thunderbird, a powerful symbol of storms and divine wrath, is a legendary bird from North American Indigenous cultures....