Celtic and British Isles Mythology, Faeries and Folklore
Black Shuck | Hellhound
Black Shuck is a legendary spectral hound that has haunted the folklore of East Anglia, England, for centuries. Often described as a massive, shaggy black dog with glowing red eyes, it is widely...
Black Shuck | Hellhound
Black Shuck is a legendary spectral hound that has haunted the folklore of East Anglia, England, for centuries. Often described as a massive, shaggy black dog with glowing red eyes, it is widely...
Black Annis | Hag of the Hollow Hills
Black Annis is a fearsome hag and bogeyman figure in English folklore, primarily associated with the Dane Hills of Leicestershire. She is a nocturnal, cannibalistic witch used for centuries to frighten children...
Black Annis | Hag of the Hollow Hills
Black Annis is a fearsome hag and bogeyman figure in English folklore, primarily associated with the Dane Hills of Leicestershire. She is a nocturnal, cannibalistic witch used for centuries to frighten children...
Barghest | Black Hound of Northern Nights
In Northern English folklore, a Barghest (alternatively spelled Barguest or Bargest) is a monstrous spectral black dog with large teeth and claws that is most commonly associated with Yorkshire.
Barghest | Black Hound of Northern Nights
In Northern English folklore, a Barghest (alternatively spelled Barguest or Bargest) is a monstrous spectral black dog with large teeth and claws that is most commonly associated with Yorkshire.
Banshee | Wailing Spirit
In Irish folklore, a Banshee (from the Irish bean sí, meaning "woman of the fairy mound") is a female spirit whose wailing or shrieking foretells the imminent death of a family member. Unlike modern...
Banshee | Wailing Spirit
In Irish folklore, a Banshee (from the Irish bean sí, meaning "woman of the fairy mound") is a female spirit whose wailing or shrieking foretells the imminent death of a family member. Unlike modern...
Bananach | Phantoms of Blood and Battle
The term Bananach refers to a type of spectral, female spirit in Irish mythology that haunts battlefields.
Bananach | Phantoms of Blood and Battle
The term Bananach refers to a type of spectral, female spirit in Irish mythology that haunts battlefields.
Ashrays | Pale Spirits of Scottish Waters
Ashrays (or Asrais, also known as "water lovers") are creatures from Scottish folklore, described as translucent, ghost-like water spirits who live deep in lochs and cannot survive exposure to sunlight or...
Ashrays | Pale Spirits of Scottish Waters
Ashrays (or Asrais, also known as "water lovers") are creatures from Scottish folklore, described as translucent, ghost-like water spirits who live deep in lochs and cannot survive exposure to sunlight or...