★ From the Scrolls
Stories, insights, and discoveries from the world of mythical creatures.
The Cat Sidhe is a mythical creature from Celtic folklore, particularly in Scottish and Irish traditions. The name “Cat Sidhe”…
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In Hindu mythology, a Yakshi (also spelled as Yakshini) is a type of female nature spirit, usually depicted as a…
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The Fear Liath, also known as the Am Fear Liath Mòr in Scottish Gaelic, is a mythical creature from Scottish…
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In the folklore of the Scottish Highlands, “Fuath” (pronounced foo-ah) is both a specific creature and a general Gaelic term…
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Shellycoat is a mischievous water spirit from Scottish folklore, particularly associated with rivers and streams along the Scottish and Northern…
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The Baobhan Sith, also spelled Baobhan Sith or Baobhan Sidhe, is a mythical creature from Scottish folklore. Often called the…
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The Kelpie is the most iconic water spirit in Scottish folklore. While often confused with its more vicious cousin, the…
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In the grim folklore of the Anglo-Scottish Borders, the Redcap (also known as powrie or dunter) is one of the…
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Deep in the mist-veiled mountains and rocky clefts of the Scottish Highlands, the Cù–Sìth (pronounced koo-shee) roams as a harbinger…
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Deep in the birch forests near Gairloch in the Scottish Highlands, there dwells a solitary and shy spirit known as…
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