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Cantabrian



Cantabrian culture, rooted in northern Spain, has a rich mythology steeped in its rugged landscapes of forests and mountains. Its folklore features unique creatures such as the Ojancanu, a chaos-bringing giant, and Anjanas, benevolent forest fairies. These tales often reflect themes of nature's power and humanity's resilience. Emerging in the Iron Age and thriving through the medieval period, Cantabrian traditions continue to shape local identity and festivals today.
Asturian
Dragon-Like Being
Cuelebre - Asturian Mythology
Asturian

Cuelebre

Cuelebre, a dragon-like serpent from Asturian folklore, guards treasures in caves.

  • Skills
FlightPhysical Strength
  • Weaknesses
Physical LimitsPiercing Kill
Cantabrian
Forest Spirit
Anjana - Cantabrian folklore
Cantabrian

Anjana

Anjanas are kind, fairy-like beings from Cantabrian myth, symbolizing compassion and protection.

  • Skills
Healing & LifeHealing Touch
  • Weaknesses
Element SensitivitiesFire Vulnerable
Asturian
Trickster Shifter
Trasgu - Asturian floklore
Asturian

Trasgu

Trasgu is a goblin-like creature from Asturian folklore, often seen as a prankster in domestic settings.

  • Skills
CamouflageIllusions & Perception
  • Weaknesses
Fire VulnerableSacred Ash
Cantabrian
Cyclopean Form
Ojáncanu - Cantabrian Folklore
Cantabrian

Ojáncanu

Ojancanu is a giant from Cantabrian mythology, feared for his destructive tendencies and immense strength.

  • Skills
Earthquake GenerationNature Manipulation
  • Weaknesses
Element SensitivitiesFire Vulnerable

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