Divine Restrictions
The Kelpie is a shape-shifting water spirit from Scottish folklore, known to appear as a horse and lure victims...
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 Huli Jing is a shapeshifting fox spirit from ancient Chinese mythology, known for its illusion powers, beauty,...
Gashadokuro are giant skeletons in Japanese folklore, created from the bones of those who died from famine or war.
The Kishi is a two-faced demon from Angolan folklore, presenting a handsome human front and a hyena visage on...
Nyami Nyami, the revered Zambezi River God in Tonga mythology, is said to have the body of a snake...
The Tikoloshe is a small, goblin-like creature from Zulu folklore, known for its mischief and malice. Often summoned by...
The Vodyanoy is a Slavic water spirit known for its temper and affinity for rivers and ponds, capturing unwary...
Cerberus, the multi-headed guard of the Underworld, prevented souls from escaping and warded off the living. Known for his...
A half-man, half-bull creature from Greek mythology, the Minotaur lurks in the labyrinth of Crete, symbolizing rage, entrapment, and...