Tricksters

Tricksters are mischievous beings known for their cunning, wit, and ability to manipulate events to their benefit. Often acting outside of moral boundaries, they challenge the status quo through chaos, disruption, and trickery. Tricksters can be playful or destructive, depending on their motivations, but they always leave an impact on the people or gods they encounter. In myths, Tricksters like Loki or Anansi embody the chaotic forces of change, teaching lessons through their pranks or deceptions.

Vodyanoy - Slavic water beast

Vodyanoy

The Vodyanoy is a Slavic water spirit known for its temper and affinity for rivers and ponds, capturing unwary...

Shape ShiftingStealth

Divine RestrictionsExorcism

Anansi

Anansi is a cunning spider figure in African and Caribbean folklore, known for his wit and trickery, often embodying...

Animal CommunicationDisguising Illusion

Impulsive ReactionOverconfidence

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

Kasa-Obska - Japannese folklore

Kasa-obake

Kasa-obake is a one-eyed, one-legged umbrella spirit in Japanese folklore, known for surprising and tricking people.

DisguiseSurprise Attack

Dry Land HarmSun Harm

Kitsune - Japanese Mythology

Kitsune

Kitsune are legendary fox spirits in Japanese folklore known for their shapeshifting abilities and mystical powers.

Animal MorphingShapeshifting

Element SensitivitiesMagic Boundaries

Púca

Púca

The Púca is a mischievous shape-shifting creature from Irish folklore, often appearing as a spectral horse or a goblin-like...