Celtic and British Isles Mythology, Faeries and Folklore
Evil Eye Spirit | The Curse in the Gaze
In Celtic mythology, the primary "evil eye" figure is Balor of the Evil Eye, a fearsome Fomorian giant in Irish lore whose single, destructive gaze could kill with a glance.
Evil Eye Spirit | The Curse in the Gaze
In Celtic mythology, the primary "evil eye" figure is Balor of the Evil Eye, a fearsome Fomorian giant in Irish lore whose single, destructive gaze could kill with a glance.
Eodain Shee | Spectral Horsewoman
Eodain Shee: Her name is from the Scottish Gaelic translating as Faery Horsewoman. She is one of the most haunting spirits to come from the Celtic myths. She is said...
Eodain Shee | Spectral Horsewoman
Eodain Shee: Her name is from the Scottish Gaelic translating as Faery Horsewoman. She is one of the most haunting spirits to come from the Celtic myths. She is said...
Ellyllon | Twilight Faeries of Welsh Lore
The Ellyllon (singular: Ellyll) are small, goblin-like elves from Welsh folklore known for their unpredictable, sometimes tricky, nature. They are considered a specific type of the Tylwyth Teg, or the "fair family" of Welsh legend.
Ellyllon | Twilight Faeries of Welsh Lore
The Ellyllon (singular: Ellyll) are small, goblin-like elves from Welsh folklore known for their unpredictable, sometimes tricky, nature. They are considered a specific type of the Tylwyth Teg, or the "fair family" of Welsh legend.
Each Uisge | Devouring Water Horse
The Each Uisge (Scottish Gaelic: [ɛxˈɯʃkʲə], literally "water horse") is a malevolent shape-shifting water spirit from Highland folklore, often considered the most dangerous of all British water monsters.
Each Uisge | Devouring Water Horse
The Each Uisge (Scottish Gaelic: [ɛxˈɯʃkʲə], literally "water horse") is a malevolent shape-shifting water spirit from Highland folklore, often considered the most dangerous of all British water monsters.
Duergar | Shadow Dwarfs of the North
In folklore and gaming, Duergar (also known as Gray Dwarves) are malevolent subterranean beings. While popularly known today through Dungeons & Dragons, their origins lie in the traditional folk tales of Northumberland, England.
Duergar | Shadow Dwarfs of the North
In folklore and gaming, Duergar (also known as Gray Dwarves) are malevolent subterranean beings. While popularly known today through Dungeons & Dragons, their origins lie in the traditional folk tales of Northumberland, England.
Dullahan | The Headless Horseman
The Dullahan is a terrifying headless horseman from Irish folklore, a demonic fairy riding a black horse, carrying his own glowing head, and using a spine as a whip; he's...
Dullahan | The Headless Horseman
The Dullahan is a terrifying headless horseman from Irish folklore, a demonic fairy riding a black horse, carrying his own glowing head, and using a spine as a whip; he's...