Celtic and British Isles Mythology, Faeries and Folklore
Ankou | Harbinger of Death
The Ankou is the personification or servant of death in Breton, Cornish, and Welsh folklore, functioning as a psychopomp who collects the souls of the deceased. The name itself comes from a Celtic word...
Ankou | Harbinger of Death
The Ankou is the personification or servant of death in Breton, Cornish, and Welsh folklore, functioning as a psychopomp who collects the souls of the deceased. The name itself comes from a Celtic word...
Alp-Luachra | Joint Eater of Irish Folklore
The Alp-Luachra is a parasitic fairy from Irish folklore, a "joint-eater" that infests humans.
Alp-Luachra | Joint Eater of Irish Folklore
The Alp-Luachra is a parasitic fairy from Irish folklore, a "joint-eater" that infests humans.
Aillen | Fire Bringer of the Sidhe
Aillén, also known as Aillén mac Midgna (Aillén son of Midgna), was a fire-breathing being from the Tuatha Dé Danann.
Aillen | Fire Bringer of the Sidhe
Aillén, also known as Aillén mac Midgna (Aillén son of Midgna), was a fire-breathing being from the Tuatha Dé Danann.
Afane | The Lake Monster of Welsh Tradition
The Afanc (also spelled Addanc or Avanc) is a fearsome lake monster from Welsh mythology, known for attacking people and causing devastating floods. Its exact description varies by legend, often depicted as a giant beaver, crocodile,...
Afane | The Lake Monster of Welsh Tradition
The Afanc (also spelled Addanc or Avanc) is a fearsome lake monster from Welsh mythology, known for attacking people and causing devastating floods. Its exact description varies by legend, often depicted as a giant beaver, crocodile,...