Dry Land Harm

Aquatic creatures suffer greatly when exposed to dry land for extended periods. Their bodies are designed for life in water, and being out of their natural environment causes dehydration, suffocation, or physical weakening. These beings struggle to survive without constant access to water. In myth, aquatic creatures like mermaids or water spirits must return to the sea to avoid death when stranded on land.

Mandrake

Duda'im, the mystical plant-like being, is a symbol of fertility and divination in ancient Hebrew lore, known for its...

Healing & LifeHealing Touch

Dry Land HarmEnvironmental Limits

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

Iara

Iara

Iara is a Brazilian water nymph who can enchant and lure humans into the water, sometimes to protect and...

EnchantmentWater Control

Dry Land HarmSalt Burn

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

Inkanyamba - Zulu Mythology

Inkanyamba

Inkanyamba is a massive water serpent from Zulu folklore, known to cause storms and whirlwinds.

Control WeatherStorm Control

Dry Land HarmWeather