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Urisk is a solitary fae spirit found in Scottish Highland folklore, particularly associated with remote pools, waterfalls, and secluded glens. […]

The Lhiannan Shee is a captivating yet perilous fairy being from Manx and Irish folklore, often referred to as the

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

The Banshee is one of the most iconic figures in Celtic mythology, particularly tied to Irish folklore but also occasionally

Tiddy Mun is a marsh spirit from Lincolnshire folklore, invoked historically by local communities to control water levels in the

The Lantern Man is a legendary phenomenon reported in various marshland regions of England, most famously in the Fens of

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

Bugganes are shape-shifting goblins from the folklore of the Isle of Man. Much like other supernatural entities in Celtic regions,

Selkies are shape-shifting beings from Scottish and Orkney folklore, recognized for their ability to transform from seal to human by

A Knocker, also known as a Tommyknocker or Bucca, is a diminutive mining spirit hailing from the folklore of Cornwall,