Elf-shot is a term rooted in British and Scandinavian folklore, referring to sudden, unexplained aches or illnesses allegedly caused by […]
Asrai are ethereal water fairies in English folklore, often said to inhabit the tranquil depths of lakes, ponds, or quiet
Spriggans are small, gnarled creatures from Cornish fairy lore, frequently characterized as guardians of hidden treasure and ancient sites such
The Kelpie is among the most iconic figures of Scottish folklore, renowned for its shape-shifting abilities and its uncanny link
The Erl-King, sometimes spelled Erlkönig, is a spectral figure primarily hailing from Germanic folklore, but he has found a place
Awd Goggie is a name steeped in the misty folklore of Yorkshire, conjuring images of dimly lit footpaths and mysterious
Robin Goodfellow, also fondly known as Puck, stands among the most famous sprites in English folklore. Immortalized by William Shakespeare
Jenny Greenteeth is a notorious figure in English folklore, particularly in the North and Midlands, where she is depicted as
Duergar are dwarfish creatures of Northumbrian folklore, said to roam the windswept hills and moors near the Scottish borders. Renowned
The Alp-luachra is a curious and unsettling fairy from the folklore of Ireland and Scotland, known for its parasitic nature
