North America

North America’s mythology spans from the indigenous Native American stories to the post-colonial legends of the United States and Canada. Native mythology is rich with animal spirits and trickster gods like Coyote, closely connected to nature and the spirit world. As European colonizers arrived, they blended their own myths with local stories. Modern North American mythology now includes figures like Bigfoot and the Jersey Devil, reflecting the continent’s diverse cultural heritage.

Qallupilluit - Alaska Mythology

Qalupalik

The Qalupalik is a chilling creature from Inuit mythology, lurking in icy waters and luring children to a watery...

Element ControlHypnosis

Cold SensitiveDaylight Bound

Beholder

Beholder

Beholders are otherworldly creatures with a central eye and many smaller eye stalks, each capable of casting powerful magical...

Life DrainMind Control

Anti-MagicLight

Ahuizotl - Aztech Mythology

Ahuizotl

"The āhuitzotl dwells in the waters; there it seizes the men, drowning them as its prey, presenting them to...

StealthWater Control

Dry Land HarmSalt Burn

Hidebehind

Hidebehind

An American cryptid known to lurk behind trees and avoid being seen by humans, making it almost impossible to...

CamouflageStealth

Azeban - the trickster racoon

Azeban

Azeban is a trickster raccoon spirit from Abenaki folklore, known for creating confusion and mischief without harm.

StealthTrickery

Silver WeakWater Dependent