American West

The American West, active from 1800 CE to 1900 CE, is famous for its folklore, including cowboys, outlaws, and mysterious desert creatures. Legends of ghost towns, gold treasures, and supernatural beings shaped the mythos of the Wild West. These stories of adventure, independence, and mystery continue to be iconic elements of American cultural identity.

Californian Dark watchers

Dark Watchers

The Dark Watchers are mysterious, tall, shadowy figures from California folklore, often seen observing travelers from the Santa Lucia...

Hallucination InducementInvisibility

Fog BlindnessSlow Movement

Jackalope north american-folklore

Jackalope

The Jackalope, a legendary North American creature, is described as a rabbit with antelope-like horns. Known for its cunning...

CamouflageEnhanced Agility

High Altitude WeakPiercing Kill

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