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The Yeth Hound is a spectral black dog in Devon folklore, notorious for its eerie howls at night as it […]

Oakmen are woodland spirits in some English traditions, often depicted as the gruff and ancient protectors of old oaks. While

The Hag is a recurring archetype in British and wider European folklore, depicted as a wizened old woman often connected

A Changeling is the uncanny substitute child left behind by fairies (or other supernatural beings) in place of a human

Xanthic Fairy is a relatively modern addition to the broader fairy lore, sometimes mentioned in contemporary neopagan or new-age contexts

Old Stinker is a werewolf legend rooted in the folklore of Yorkshire, particularly within the area known as the Wold

The Hobgoblin occupies a lively niche in the extensive folklore of the British Isles, standing somewhere between the friendly household

In British folklore, the Church Grim stands as a spectral guardian of sacred ground, commonly depicted as a large black

The Wild Hunt is a spectral procession of riders, hounds, and sometimes ghostly apparitions said to rampage through the skies

Old Stinker is a werewolf legend rooted in the folklore of Yorkshire, particularly within the area known as the Wold