Beast Types
Myth Sources
Periods of Activity
Skills
Weaknesses
Myth Sources
Beast Types
Periods of Activity
Skills
Weaknesses
A cursed ghostly woman of Mexican folklore, La Llorona eternally wanders riverbanks, weeping for her lost children and luring...
A sacred firebird of Ancient Egypt and Classical myth, the Phoenix embodies immortality through cycles of death and rebirth,...
A cursed shape-shifter from Medieval Europe, the Werewolf transforms during the full moon. Feared for uncontrollable rage, it embodies...
Half-human and half-fish, the Mermaid is a shape-shifting aquatic hybrid tied to sea myths across various cultures, especially known...
The Unicorn, first described by Ctesias in 5th-century BCE Greece, was a one-horned beast said to live in India....
A fearsome undead being from Eastern European folklore, the Vampire feeds on life essence. It is tied to dark...
A majestic hybrid of lion and eagle, the Griffin is a legendary guardian from Classical Greece, known for its...
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 Wulver is a benevolent werewolf-like creature from Shetland folklore, known for kindness and solitude. A Neutral Force tied...
The Cù-Sìth is a giant mythic hound in Scottish lore known to foretell death with its three barks. A...