Medieval Europe
Cuelebre, a dragon-like serpent from Asturian folklore, guards treasures in caves.
A werewolf-like creature cursed to transform during full moons, the Lobisón is feared in Spanish folklore in the name...
Anjanas are kind, fairy-like beings from Cantabrian myth, symbolizing compassion and protection.
Trasgu is a goblin-like creature from Asturian folklore, often seen as a prankster in domestic settings.
The Drac, a serpent-like dragon from Catalan folklore, embodies chaos and nature's fury, with legends of terrorizing villages and...
The Cadair Idris Hound is a spectral dog from Welsh folklore, feared for its piercing howl that can drive...
Nachzehrer is a vampiric creature from German folklore associated with plagues. Said to feed on the life force of...
The Bukavac is a six-legged monster from Serbian folklore, often depicted as an amphibious creature lurking in swamps and...
The Dullahan is a headless rider from Irish folklore, known for foretelling death and appearing at night.
Ceffyl Dŵr is a spectral water horse from Welsh folklore, known for its eerie, unpredictable nature, and for leading...
Selkies are shapeshifting creatures from Scottish and Irish folklore, transforming from seals to humans when they remove their seal...