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

Padfoot is a spectral black dog in Yorkshire folklore, closely linked to broader British legends of phantom canines such as

Piskie, sometimes spelled Pixie, refers to a playful fairy from Cornish folklore (and occasionally Devonian tradition) known for leading travelers

Red Cap, sometimes referred to as Redcap or Powrie, is a malevolent goblin-like creature from the border regions of England

The Questing Beast is a fascinating figure from Arthurian lore, often interwoven with broader British folklore due to its enigmatic

Robin Goodfellow, also fondly known as Puck, stands among the most famous sprites in English folklore. Immortalized by William Shakespeare

Spriggans are small, gnarled creatures from Cornish fairy lore, frequently characterized as guardians of hidden treasure and ancient sites such

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

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

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