The Dybbuk originates in Jewish folklore as a restless spirit capable of possessing a living person, yet has occasionally made […]

Duergar are dwarfish creatures of Northumbrian folklore, said to roam the windswept hills and moors near the Scottish borders. Renowned

The Erl-King, sometimes spelled Erlkönig, is a spectral figure primarily hailing from Germanic folklore, but he has found a place

Elf-shot is a term rooted in British and Scandinavian folklore, referring to sudden, unexplained aches or illnesses allegedly caused by

The Each-uisge stands as one of the most fearsome water spirits in Scottish folklore, distinct from its more commonly referenced

A Fairy Ring is a naturally occurring circle of mushrooms, often seen in grassy fields, forests, or meadows, that folklore

The Fear Gorta is a spectral figure from Irish lore, frequently described as a wandering famine spirit that appears during

Finfolk are a race of mythical sea-dwelling beings from the Orkney Islands in Scotland, occupying a unique niche in Northern

A Fetch is a peculiar phenomenon in British and Irish folklore: the appearance of a spectral double or apparition of

The Green Man is a symbolic figure prevalent in British and European art, especially in medieval church carvings. Portrayed as