★ From the Scrolls
Stories, insights, and discoveries from the world of mythical creatures.
The term “Kappa” refers to a mythical creature in Japanese folklore. Kappa (literally “River-Child”) is a water-dwelling yokai, which is…
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Emerging from the churning, grey surf of the Isle of Man, the Glashtyn is one of the most dangerous and…
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Swirling through the cold, night air of Ireland and the Scottish Highlands, the Sluagh (pronounced Sloo-ah) represents one of the…
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The Grogach is a mythical creature from Scottish folklore, particularly prevalent in the Highlands and Islands regions. It is often…
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The Leanan sídhe (pronounced “lee-anan shee”) is a mythical creature from Irish folklore and Celtic mythology. The name “Leanan sídhe”…
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Stalking the moonlit highlands of Scotland and the emerald fields of Ireland, the Cat Sidhe (pronounced Caught-Shee) is a formidable…
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The Gancanagh is a mythical creature in Irish folklore, and it is often described as a male fairy known for…
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The Far Darrig is a mythical creature in Irish folklore. Also known as the Fear Dearg or Red Man, it…
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The Púca, also spelled pooka, is a mythical creature in Celtic folklore, particularly in Irish mythology. It is a shape-shifting…
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The Oread is a nymph associated with mountains and rocky places. Like other nymphs, such as Naiads (associated with water)…
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