Fae Folk Bestiary Entries

Akaname “Beware the grime you leave behind… for something hungers in the dark.” The Akaname (垢嘗め), literally meaning “filth licker,” is a repulsive and elusive yōkaiYōkai is a term used in Japanese folklore and myt said to haunt dirty places—especially bathhouses and bathrooms that have been left uncleaned.

Banshee The Harbinger of Death. The Banshee appears in many forms: a pale young woman with flowing red or silver hair, a matronly figure in grey, or a withered old crone with rotting features and bloodshot eyes.

Hakuturi – The Powerful Guardians of the Forest. Hākuturi - The Guardians of The Forest. The Hākuturi are supernaturalThe term "supernatural" refers to stories or narra More fae beings in MāoriThe term 'Māori' is primarily used to designate t More folklore, deeply connected to the forests of Aotearoa (New Zealand).

Redcap Goblin. The Blood-Soaked Goblin of the Borderlands. Classification: Malevolent Folkloric Entity. Region: Anglo-Scottish Borderlands (Northern England and Southern Scotland). Habitat: Abandoned castles, ancient ruins, battle-scarred towers.

Bai Ze Bai Ze Divine Beast of the Mountains. Classification: Divine wise beast (auspicious mythical creature). Overview and Significance. Bai Ze is a legendary beast known for its profound wisdom and knowledge of the supernaturalThe term "supernatural" refers to stories or narra More realm.

Ogres. The Lumbering Giants of FolkloreFolklore is an umbrella term that encompasses vari More. Lumbering through the pages of mythology and folklore, ogres are monstrous humanoid creatures known for their immense strength, insatiable hunger, and terrifying cruelty.

Ponaturi. Water Goblins of Aotearoa. The Ponaturi emerge from the sea The Ponaturi are monstrous, goblin-like creatures. In MāoriThe term 'Māori' is primarily used to designate t More mythology they are feared as sinister beings of the sea.

Trolls. Ancient Giants of the Wild—Guardians of Stone, Forests, and Caves. Trolls are iconic creatures from Scandinavian folklore, known for their massive size, grotesque features, and deep connection to the wild.