Dark Forces
A cursed ghostly woman of Mexican folklore, La Llorona eternally wanders riverbanks, weeping for her lost children and luring...
A fearsome undead being from Eastern European folklore, the Vampire feeds on life essence. It is tied to dark...
A cursed shape-shifter from Medieval Europe, the Werewolf transforms during the full moon. Feared for uncontrollable rage, it embodies...
Cailleach Bheur, the ancient winter hag of Celtic lore, ruled storms and sculpted mountains with frost and stone, embodying...
The Bean Nighe is a Scottish spirit from Celtic lore, known as a harbinger of death who washes bloodied...
Baobhan Sith are vampiric fae from Scottish folklore who prey on travelers at night, seducing them before feeding. Active...
The Nuckelavee is a terrifying horse-like demon from Orcadian folklore. It spreads disease and despair, representing one of the...
The Taotie is a monstrous entity known for its insatiable hunger, symbolizing greed and excess in Chinese culture.
The Wendigo, rooted in Algonquian folklore, embodies insatiable greed and cannibalism. Depicted as a gaunt, emaciated figure with...
The Piasa Bird, a monstrous winged predator from Native American folklore, is said to dwell near the cliffs of...
Skinwalkers are terrifying figures from Navajo folklore, described as malevolent witches who possess the power to shape-shift into animals....
Gashadokuro are giant skeletons in Japanese folklore, created from the bones of those who died from famine or war.