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Constellation

**Constellations** are groupings of stars based on perceived patterns formed in the night sky of Earth. Stars in a constellation may be great distances away from each other, but are in the same general direction from Earth.

The names of the constellations often commemorate important mythological personages and events.

## The Zodiac

The constellations that the Sun appears to travel through during the Earth's annual orbit are known as the Zodiac. The placement of the Sun, Moon and planets in the signs of the Zodiac form the basis of astrology.

Aries

Taurus

Gemini

Cancer

Leo

Virgo

Libra

Scorpio

Sagittarius

Capricorn

Aquarius

Pisces

## Other Important Constellations

Big Dipper (Ursa Major)

Little Dipper (Ursa Minor)

Draco

Bootes

Corona Borealis

Perseus

Andromeda

Cassiopeia

Cepheus

Cetus

Pegasus

Hercules

Aquila

Lyra

Cygnus

Orion

Canis Major

Southern Cross

## External Links

**Wikipedia:** Constellation

**Constellation Guide:** Constellation Families
Devil

**Devils** are Outsiders, the representatives of Law and Evil. Their home plane is Hell, though they originally come from Heaven, which they were cast out of for rebelling against God. Satan is their lord and master.

### Types

Archfiends

Bearded Devils

Ice Devils

Red Devils

### Individuals

Asmodeus

Azazel

Beelzebub

Belial

Geryon

Mammon

Mephistopheles

Satan

Screwtape

**Wikipedia:** Devil
Corinth

**Corinth** is a city in Greece, on the isthmus between the Peloponnese and the mainland. In ancient times, Sisyphus is its king; later Jason is in exile here, where he betrays Medea. Bellerophon meets the winged horse Pegasus here.

In the Age of Heroes, it had a population of perhaps 5,000. Later, in the Iron Age, it reached a peak of some 90,000 residents around the 4th Century BCE.

**Coordinates:** 37° 54′ 19.25″ N, 22° 52′ 48.69″ E

**Wikipedia:** Corinth
Eponyms

**Eponyms** are people whom things or places are named for.

## Examples

Juan de Bermudez--Bermuda

Amelia Bloomer--Bloomers--Seneca Falls, NY

Charles Boycott--Lough Mask, Co. Mayo

Thomas Bowdler--bowdlerize--Isle of Wight

Jim Bowie

Louis Braille--National Institute for Blind Youth, Paris

Ambrose Burnside--sideburns--Battle of Fredericksburg

Anders Celsius--Uppsala University

Nicolas Chauvin--chauvinism--Rochefort, 1780

Samuel Colt--revolver--Connecticut

Thomas Crapper--Thorne, Yorkshire

Louis Daguerre--daguerrotype--

Melvil Dewey--Dewey decimal system--Amherst?

Draco--Aegina

Gustave Eiffel--Paris

St. Elmo--Formiae--d. 296 in Illyrica

Gabriel Fahrenheit--Amsterdam (Hague?)

Enzo Ferrari

George Ferris--Ferris Wheel--1318 Arch Street, Central Northside Pittsburgh

**[41°47′13″N 87°35′56″W﻿ (Ferris Wheel, 1st (1893-1894) site, Chicago)**

Charles Fort--Fortean phenomena

Uzi Gal--Kibbutz Yagur

Richard Gatling--Gatling gun, 1861--Indianapolis

Hans Geiger

Sylvester Graham -- Graham crackers

Edmond Halley

Thomas Hobson -- Hobson's choice

Goody Two-Shoes

Charles Lynch

Trofim Lysenko

Ernst Mach

Mrs. Malaprop

Thomas Malthus

Robert Moog

Mentor (Greek mythology)

**Caspar Milquetoast**

Samuel Morse

Baron Munchausen

Narcissus

Alfred Nobel

Onan

Georg Ohm

Paparazzo

Dom Pérignon

Pinocchio

Charles Ponzi

Grigori Aleksandrovich Potemkin

Procrustes

Joseph Pulitzer

Pyrrhus of Epirus

Vidkun Quisling

Charles Richter

César Ritz

Wilhelm Röntgen

Ernő Rubik

Leopold von Sacher-Masoch,

Adolphe Sax

Erwin Schrödinger

Henry S. Shrapnel

Ambrose Burnside

Granny Smith

BF Skinner

Leon Theremin

Alan Turing

Marie Tussaud

George Vancouver

Robert J. Van de Graaff

John Venn

Alessandro Volta

James Watt

Oliver F. Winchester
Clever Hans

**Clever Hans** (1887-1916) is a highly intelligent horse from Germany who is able to perform mathematical calculations, indicating the correct answer by stamping his foot.

## Print the Legend

While the actual Clever Hans relied on (apparently unconscious) cues from his trainer, the HBD version presumably can actually do math. There were also two Clever Hanses, successive horses taught by the same trainer, who are here conflated into one.

**Wikipedia:** Clever Hans
Dire Wolf

The **dire wolf** is a large, very fierce type of wolf that lived in prehistoric times. They live in North and South America from 125,000 to 9,550 years before present. An average dire wolf weighs 150 pounds, though they can be much larger.

## Links

**Wikipedia:** Dire wolf

**Open Gaming Network (5E SRD):** Animal, Wolf (Dire)
Don Quixote

**Don Quixote** (born c. 1550) is a Spanish knight from La Mancha c. 1600. An idealistic romantic, he sets forth on his faithful steed Rocinante, accompanied by his servant Sancho Panza, to rid the land of giants (sometimes disguised as windmills) and other menaces, and to win the heart of the fair Dulcinea.

His adventures are recounted by Miguel de Cervantes. Quixote is based in a village that Cervantes declines to name, but which is in fact Villanueva de los Infantes.
Durmstrang

**Durmstrang** is a school of magic located in northern Scandinavia. It includes the Dark Arts as part of its curriculum, and does not admit muggle-born magic-users. It participates in magical tournament with Hogwarts and Beauxbatons.

**Coordinates:** 16 N, 20 E (approximately)

**Harry Potter Wiki:** Durmstrang Institute
Egyptian Pantheon

*See Gallery of Egyptian Mythology.*

The **Egyptian pantheon** are the set of deities worshiped in Ancient Egypt. Several of them have the heads of animals.

## Deities

Ptah, creator god

Ra, Sun god

Osiris, god of immortality

Isis, goddess of magic

Set, animal-headed god of desert storms

Nephthys, goddess of death

Horus, hawk-headed god of justice

Anubis, jackal-headed god of tombs

Thoth, ibis-headed god of wisdom

Bast, cat-headed goddess of protection

Sebek, crocodile-headed god of floods

Hathor, cow-headed mother goddess

Taweret, hippopotamus-headed goddess of childbirth

Bes, dwarven god of luck
Cult Leader

**Cult leaders** are a class of clerics who lead cults--unconventional religions that are psychologically controlling, usually organized around a charismatic figure.

## Individuals

Jim Jones (1931-1977)

David Koresh (1959-1993)

Lyndon LaRouche (1922- )

Charles Manson (1934- )

Sun Myung Moon (1920-2012)

**Wikipedia:** Cult
Conquistador

A **conquistador** is a knight, soldier and explorer from the Spanish or Portuguese empire. They carry out the conquest of the New World from 1492-1532.

Conquistadors--the leaders, at least--wear breastplates and distinctive crested steel helmets. They carry longswords and arquebuses. They often fight from horseback, using swords or lances.

Conquistadors are noted for their ruthless cruelty, their greed for gold and their intolerance for any religion outside their Roman Catholic fate. Their alignment is generally Lawful Evil.

## Examples

### Spanish

* Hernán Cortés  (Mexico, 1518–1522, 1532–1536)
* Francisco Pizarro  (Perú, 1509–1535)
* Francisco Vasquez de Coronado  (North America, 1540–1542)
* Vasco Núñez de Balboa  (Panamá, 1510–1519)
* Juan Ponce de León  (Puerto Rico, 1508, Florida, 1513–1521)
* Hernando de Soto  (North America, 1539–1542)
* Francisco de Aguirre  (Peru, 1536–40; Bolivia, 1538–39; Chile, 1540–1553; Argentina,1562–64)

### Portuguese

* Ferdinand Magellan
* Vasco da Gama
* Afonso de Albuquerque
England

**England** is a nation in Britain, the most populous part of the United Kingdom.

## Regions

### North of England

* Northumbria (Includes Durham)

* Cumbria (Includes Lancashire, Merseyside and Cheshire)

* Yorkshire

### English Midlands (aka Mercia)

* West Midlands (Includes Shropshire, Hereford, Worcestershire et al)

* East Midlands (Includes Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire, Lincolnshire, Leicestershire et al)

* South Midlands (Includes Oxfordshire)

* East Anglia (Includes Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, Cambridgeshire)

### South of England (aka Wessex)

* Southwest England (Includes Cornwall, Devon, Somerset, Dorset, Gloucestershire, Wiltshire)

* Southeast England (Includes Berkshire, Hampshire, Surrey, Sussex, Kent)

## Places of Interest

### North

Blackburn, Lancastershire

Chapel of the Green Knight (Eddisbury)

Corbenek

Fountains Abbey [Friar Tuck]

Hadrian's Wall

Joyeuse Garde [Bamburgh]

Lindisfarne

Liverpool

Loxley

Macclesfield [Ian Curtis]

Manchester

Newcastle

Castle Pendragon

Scarborough

Sodor

Traprain Law [King Lot]

Whitby [Lucy Westenra]

Wold Newton

Wuthering Heights

### Midlands

Blue Boar Inn

Burton

Cambridge

Coventry (Middlemarch)

The Floss

Fotheringhay

Gotham

Grantham [Margaret Thatcher]

Hayslope [Adam Bede]

Leicester

Lincoln

Ludlow [A.E. Housman]

Mansfield Park

Newark, Nottinghamshire [Lemuel Gulliver]

Nottingham

Oxford

Pemberley [Fitzwilliam Darcy]

The Rabbithole

Raveloe [Silas Marner]

Sherwood Forest

Stratford-Upon-Avon

Thornfield Hall [Edward Rochester]

Topping Abbey [Daniel Deronda]

Wragby Hall [Lady Chatterley]

### East

Bleak House

Cambridge

Colcester (Camulodunum)

Hell Hall [Cruella de Ville]

Howard's End

Norwich

Sandringham [Diana Spencer]

### Greater London

Carfax Abbey [Dracula]

London

Mortlake [John Dee]

Ordnance House [Renfield]

### Southwest

Admiral Benbow Inn

Almebury [Guinivere]

Athelney

Avebury

Bath (Aqua Sulis)

Baskerville Hall

The Beanstalk

Bristol [Bluebeard]

Camelot (Cadbury)

Camlann

Castle Dore [King Mark]

Castle of Maidens (Winterborn Monkton)

Cerne Abbas

Devizes [The Moonrakers]

Dorcester (Casterbridge)

Glastonbury

Godric's Hollow

Land's End

Lyonesse

Manderley [Max de Winter]

Marlott (Marnhull) [Tess Durbeyfield]

Mells Manor [Jack Horner]

Morrois Forest [Tristan]

Northanger Abbey

Ottery St. Catchpole [Ron Weasley]

Penzance

Porlock

Portishead

St. Ives

St. Just in Roseland [Joseph of Arimithea]

Stonehenge

Tintagel

Uffington

Wayland's Smithy

### Southeast

Bagshot Heath

Banbury Cross

Canterbury

Cliveden

Dymchurch [Rev. Christopher Syn]

Epping Forest [Dick Turpin]

Fawlty Towers

Herne's Oak

Hundred Acre Wood

Iping [Invisible Man]

Little Whinging

Lympne [Doctor Cavor]

Midwich

Pook Hill

Romney March [The Scarecrow]

Runnymede

St. George's HillW

St. Mary Mead [Miss Marple]

Satis House [Miss Havisham]

Slough [Wernham-Hogg]

The 39 Steps

Toad Hall

Watership Down

Winchester

Windsor

**Wikipedia:** England
Elle Woods

**Elle Woods** (born 1979) is a lawyer. Originally from Bel Air, California, she gets an undergraduate degree in fashion merchandising from UCLA before attending Harvard Law School. After getting her law degree, she works as a lobbyist for animal rights in Washington, DC. She is visually distinguished by her blonde hair and put-together sense of style.

## External Links

**Wikipedia:** **Elle Woods**

**Legally Blonde Wiki:** Elle Woods
Eva Peron

**Eva Peron** (7 May 1919 – 26 July 1952), born **María Eva Duarte** and known as **Evita**, is an Argentine politician, wife of President Juan Peron. She is widely beloved and hated, and greatly mourned when she dies of cancer at 33.

Prior to meeting Juan Peron, Eva works as an actress in Buenos Aires.
Doc Savage

**Dr. Clark Savage Jr.** (b. 1901), better known as **Doc Savage**, is an adventurer, scientist, physician and detective. He is noted for his incredible strength and stamina, as well as for his remarkable intelligence.

His headquarters are on the 86th floor of the Empire State Building in New York City. He and his companions were most active during the 1930s and 1940s.

**Wikipedia:** Doc Savage
Digory Kirke

**Professor** **Digory Kirke** (1888–1949) is a a British scholar who as a boy witnesses the creation of Narnia, and later indirectly helps the Pevensie children travel to that land. At the time of his death in a railway accident, he returns to Narnia in time to witness its destruction.

Kirke is a 12-year-old boy living in London when he makes his first extradimensional trip in 1900, using magic rings created by his uncle, a wizard. He is accompanied by his friend Polly Plummer to the Wood Between the Worlds and then to Charn, where they free the witch Jadis. After their return to London, Aslan takes him and his companions to Narnia, which he is just in the process of creating.

After his childhood adventures, Kirke lives in a large house in rural Dorset. There he plants the seeds of a magic apple given to him by Aslan, growing a tree whose wood becomes the Wardrobe that later serves as a portal to Narnia when the Pevensie children stay at Kirke's house as a refuge during World War II.

## External Link

**Chronicles of Narnia Wiki:** Digory Kirke
Cobra

**Cobras** are large, highly poisonous snakes whose neck forms a hood when angry. They are found in Africa, the Mideast, India and Southeast Asia. Their enemy is the mongoose.

Subtypes include the **king cobra**, found in India and Southeast Asia, and the **spitting cobra**, which can spit venom into the eyes of their adversaries.

**Wikipedia:** Cobra
Crocodile

**Crocodiles** are a large carnivorous reptile found in tropical and subtropical rivers and swamps in North and South America, Africa, Asia and Australia. **Alligators** are a particular kind of crocodile found in the southeastern United States.

## Types

Alligator

Nile Crocodile

Saltwater Crocodile

## Links

**Wikipedia:** Crocodile

**Open Gaming Network (5E SRD):** Animal, Crocodile
Directors

**Directors** are a class of people who make plays, films and TV shows.

## Individuals

DW Griffith

Cecil B. DeMille

Frank Capra

Orson Welles (1915-1985)

Ingmar Bergman (1918-2007)

Sergei Eisenstein

Alfred Hitchcock (1899-1980)

Howard Hawks

John Ford

Frederico Fellini

Akira Kurosawa (1910-1998)

Sergio Leone

Sam Peckinpah

Jean-Luc Godard

Werner Herzog

Woody Allen

Martin Scorcese

Stanley Kubrick (1928-1999)

Francis Ford Coppola

Steven Spielberg

George Lucas

John Waters

John Hughes

Hayao Miyazaki

David Lynch

Spike Lee

Michael Moore

Quentin Tarantino
Economist

An **economist** is an expert who studies the production, distribution and consumption of goods and services. Economists analyze how individuals, businesses, governments, and societies make choices about allocating resources to meet their needs and wants.

## Examples

Adam Smith

Thomas Malthus

Karl Marx

John Maynard Keynes

Friedrich Hayek

Milton Friedman
Dixie

**Dixie**, otherwise known as **Southern US** or **The South**, is a region of the United States in North America. To the west of the South is the Western US; to the southwest is Mexico, with the Gulf of Mexico to the south and the Florida Straits to the southeast. The Atlantic Ocean is east, the Northeastern US to the northeast and the Great Lakes to the northwest.

The South can be further divided into subregions, including the Coastal South, the Deep South and Appalachia. Louisiana and Florida are idiosyncratic enough to constitute regions of their own. (Texas can also be considered part of the South, but for our purposes is included in the Western US.)

Slavery was legal in the South longer than in other parts of the US, leading to much of the region seceding as the Confederacy during the Slaveholders' Rebellion.

## States

### Chesapeake Region

Maryland

Washington, DC

Delaware

Virginia

### Coastal South

North Carolina

South Carolina

Georgia

### Deep South

Mississippi

Alabama

### Appalachia

Kentucky

Tennessee

West Virginia

### Ozarks

Missouri

Arkansas
Colorado River

The **Colorado River** is a river in the Southwestern Desert of North America, with a length of approximately 1,450 miles (2,330 kilometers). It originates in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado and flows through six other U.S. states--Wyoming, Utah, New Mexico, Nevada, Arizona and California--before emptying into the Gulf of California in Mexico. The river is renowned for its dramatic canyons, including the Grand Canyon, and serves as a vital source of water for agriculture, industry and urban areas in the region.

Cities on the Colorado River include Las Vegas, Nevada, and Yuma, Arizona.

**Wikipedia:** Colorado River
Dimetrodon

**Dimetrodon** is a ferocious carnivorous reptile of the Permian Period, famous for the prominent sail on its back. It is the best-known land animal of the Paleozoic Era.

Dimetrodon is known to have lived from 295-272 million years ago. Its fossils have been found from Texas to Germany. The largest fossil specimens are about 15 feet long, but giant survivors have been reported in the Center of the Earth that are easily twice that size.

**Wikipedia:** Dimetrodon
Elemental

**Elementals** are outsiders from the Elemental Planes who represent the four classical elements: earth, air, fire and water. They appear as animated masses of their corresponding element, and come in various sizes, from as small as a cat to larger than an elephant.

## Types

Earth Elementals

Air Elementals

Fire Elementals

Water Elementals

## Elemental Folk

In addition to the more or less mindless elementals, each elemental plane is home to a population of sentient creatures:

Rock Gnomes

Sylphs

Salamanders

Undines

**Wikipedia:** Elemental
Element

**Elements** are substances made up of a single type of atom. There are 118 elements in the periodic table, but Here Be Dragons will present an abbreviated version based on elements that regular people have some idea what they are.

Elements combine to form compounds.

1 - H - Hydrogen

2 - He - Helium

3 - Li - Lithium

4 - Be - Beryllium

5 - B - Boron

6 - C - Carbon

7 - N - Nitrogen

8 - O - Oxygen

9 - F - Fluorine

10 - Ne - Neon

11 - Na - Sodium

12 - Mg - Magnesium

13 - Al - Aluminum

14 - Si - Silicon

15 - P - Phosphorus

16 - S - Sulfur

17 - Cl - Chlorine

18 - Ar - Argon

19 - K - Potassium

20 - Ca - Calcium

22 - Ti - Titanium

24 - Cr - Chromium

25 - Mn - Manganese

26 - Fe - Iron

27 - Co - Cobalt

28 - Ni - Nickel

29 - Cu - Copper

30 - Zn - Zinc

33 - As - Arsenic

34 - Se - Selenium

35 - Br - Bromine

36 - Kr - Krypton

38 - Sr - Strontium

40 - Zr - Zirconium

46 - Pd - Palladium

47 - Ag - Silver

48 - Cd - Cadmium

50 - Sn - Tin

51 - Sb - Antimony

53 - I - Iodine

54 - Xe - Xenon

55 - Cs - Cesium

56 - Ba - Barium

74 - W - Tungsten

77 - Ir - Iridium

78 - Pt - Platinum

79 - Au - Gold

80 - Hg - Mercury

82 - Pb - Lead

83 - Bi - Bismuth

86 - Rn - Radon

88 - Ra - Radium

90 - Th - Thorium

92 - U - Uranium

94 - Pu - Plutonium

[This list could stand some pruning--some of these elements are pretty obscure.]
Daniel Fahrenheit

**Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit** (1686–1736) was a German-born scientist, famous for inventing a temperature scale that bears his name. Born in Danzig, now in Poland, he did most of his work in The Hague in Holland, where he worked making thermometers and other glass instruments; he lectured on chemistry in Amsterdam.

**Wikipedia:** Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit
Count of Monte Cristo

The **Count of Monte Cristo** is an identity assumed by **Edmond Dantes** in order to wreak vengeance on his enemies for imprisoning him in the Chateau d'If. He appears to be an aristocrat, and is really a rogue and a mastermind. He is based in Paris, with a house on the Champs D'Elysee.

While in prison, fellow prisoner the Abbe Faria tells him of a treasure on the island of Monte Cristo; he escapes from prison, retrieves the treasure and purchases both the island and its title.

**Wikipedia:** The Count of Monte Cristo
Don Draper

**Donald Francis Draper** (b. 1926), born **Richard "Dick" Whitman**, is an advertising executive in New York City in the 1960s. Born in Illinois, he is orphaned as a boy and raised in a brothel. Severely wounded in the Korean War, he exchanges dogtags with Donald Draper, his commanding officer, and assumes his identity. He works for the ad agency Sterling Cooper in New York City, becoming its creative director. He is married twice, to Betty Hofstadt and Megan Calvet, both marriages ending due to Draper's infidelity.

**Wikipedia:** Don Draper
Elder Thing

The **Elder Things** are an alien race that comes to earth a billion years before the modern era. They are the dominant intelligent life form for hundreds of millions of years, with outposts all over the world, but conflict with other interlopers (including Cthulhu and the fungi from Yuggoth) leads to a gradual decline. By the time of the Pleistocene, they are confined to a few underwater settlements and a single land city in the Mountains of Madness in Antarctica.

The Elder Things have barrel-shaped bodies with five-lobed starfish-like heads and feet. Five wings attach to their bodies, with which they can fly not only through air but through space, though they lose the latter ability as the species devolves.

The Elder Things are responsible for the creation of shoggoths, and possibly for all multi-cellular Earth life.

**Wikipedia:** Elder Thing

**HP Lovecraft Wiki:** Elder Thing
Demon

**Demons** are a type of supernatural Outsider that embody Evil and Chaos. They are distinguished from Devils with a more individualistic, anarchic sort of malice; they are often more ancient, representing powers older in many cases than the forces of Good.

According to Gygax, the main home for Demons are the many planes of The Abyss, though they are also found in Tartarus and Pandemonium.

The Elder Gods are quite similar to Demons. The Canaanite Pantheon might be considered Demons as well.

## Types

Balrogs

Cambion

Humanoid Demons

Incubi

Nephilim

Succubi

### Gygaxian Types

Hezrou (Toad-Like)

Glabrezu (Scorpion Dogs)

Marilith (Snake-Tailed)

Nalfeshnee (Pig-Faced)

Quasit (demonic familiars)

Vrock (Vulture-Headed)

## Individuals

### Gygaxian Princes

Demogorgon

Juiblex

Lloth

Orcus

Yeenoghu

### Others

Abbadon

Abraxas

Azazel

Baphomet

Calcifer

Etrigan

Gozer

Legion

Lilith

Pazuzu

Zuul

**Links:**

**TV Tropes:** Our Demons Are Different

Powers of Demons
Eel

The **eel** is a long, snake-like fish, found in both salt and fresh water. Some types, like the **moray eel** and the **conger eel**, are large, vicious predators who may be dangerous to humans. These often hide in coral reefs and other crevices to ambush their prey.

Electric eels are fish that can produce bursts of electricity to stun their prey.

**Wikipedia:** Eel
Dog

**Dogs** are domesticated members of the canine family of carnivores, noted for their loyalty to humans and acute sense of smell.

Dogs come in a startling range of shapes and sizes, the result of thousands of years of selective breeding.

Some breeds of dogs are associated with particular places:

Maritime Provinces: Labradors

Alaska: Malamutes

Mexico: Chihuahuas

Ireland: Irish Wolfhound

England: English Bulldogs, Old English Sheepdogs, Yorkshire Terriers, Beagles

Scotland: Scottish Terrier, Collies

France: Poodles

Denmark: Great Dane

Germany: German Shepherds, Dobermans, Rottweilers, Dachshunds

Switzerland: Saint Bernard

Balkans: Dalmatians

Siberia: Huskies

Afghanistan: Afghans

China: Pekinese

Australia: Dingoes

## Individuals

Argos

Asta

Balto

Benji

Checkers

Cujo

Gellert

Krypto

Lady

Laika

Lassie

Nana

Nipper

Old Yeller

Pavlov's Dog

Perdita

Pongo

Rin Tin Tin

Sandy

Scooby Doo

Snowy

Toto

Tramp

## Links

**Wikipedia:** Dog

**Open Gaming Network (Pathfinder SRD):** Dog Breeds
Diomedes of Thrace

**Diomedes of Thrace** is a barbarian and a demigod, the son of Ares. He rules as king of Thrace, where he is famous for owning four man-eating horses that Hercules is required to bring back as his eighth labor. Hercules feeds Diomedes to his horses after capturing them.

Diomedes' palace and stables are at the town of Tyrida.

**Wikipedia:** Diomedes of Thrace
Cryptid

A **Cryptid** is a creature unknown to science but with some plausible scientific claim to existence.

## Examples

Sasquatch

Yeti

Chupacabra

Loch Ness Monster

Mokele-Mbembe

Bunyip

Mothman

Mongolian Death Worm

Jersey Devil

Sea Serpent

**Wikipedia:** List of Cryptids

**Cryptid Wiki**

**TV Tropes:** Our Cryptids Are More Mysterious
Delaware

**Delaware** is one of the United States in North America, part of the Midatlantic region. To the west and south of Delaware is Maryland. East is the Atlantic Ocean; the Delaware River separates Delaware from New Jersey to the northeast. Philadelphia and Pennsylvania are to the north.

The largest city of Delaware is Metropolis, about midway down the coast. Another good-sized city is Wilmington, in the north. The capital of Delaware is Dover, near Metropolis.

## Characters

Joe Biden

Tyler Durden

Clark Kent and co.

Steven Universe
Cybertron

**Cybertron**, a planet in the Alpha Centauri system, is the home world of the Transformers, a race of sentient robotic beings. It is a technologically super-advanced urban planet, with a surface almost entirely made of metal.

The Autobots and Decepticons, two warring factions of Transformers, are the primary inhabitants of Cybertron. Optimus Prime, Megatron and other important robots hail from this planet.
Cougar

The **cougar**, also known as the **mountain lion**, **puma** or **panther**, is a tawny feline carnivore traditionally found across nearly all of North America and South America, occuring in a wide variety of habitats, including forest, grasslands, mountains, deserts and swamps. In modern times, human hunting has exterminated them from much of their range. They occasionally eat people.

**Wikipedia:** Cougar
Deep One

**Deep Ones**, called **Sahuagin** by Gary Gygax, are an ancient  humanoid folk who dwell in the depths of the oceans, combining qualities of fish, amphibians and reptiles. They live in fantastic underwater cities, hidden from surfacedwellers' eyes. They worship Cthulhu , Dagon  and other malevolent sea deities.

When Deep Ones mate with humans, the hybrid offspring appear human at first, but gradually become more and more fish- or frog-like in appearance; sooner or later they are drawn to the sea.

Deep Ones are found in the Massachusetts town of Innsmouth and the Atlantic city of Y'ha-nthlei , and near a Pacific Island to the east of Tahiti .

**Wikipedia:** Deep One, Sahuagin

**Open Gaming Network (5E SRD):** Deep One
Ghostbusters

The **Ghostbusters** are a team of monster hunters based in New York City, with their headquarters in a former firehouse in Tribeca. In 1984, they save New York from Gozer the Gozerian, manifesting as a giant Stay-Puft Marshmallow man.

The original Ghostbusters are:

* Peter Venkman
* Raymond Stantz
* Egon Spengler
* Winston Zeddemore

## **External Links**

**Coordinates:** 40° 43′ 10.56″ N, 74° 0′ 23.76″ W

**Wikipedia:** Ghostbusters
Country

A **country** is an area of land under a single sovereign government. Sometimes used synonymously with **nation**, which can also mean a group of people united by common descent, culture and language without necessarily having a sovereign government.

## North America

Canada

United States

Mexico

## Central America/Caribbean

Guatemala

Honduras

Belize

Nicaragua

Costa Rica

Panama

Cuba

Haiti

Dominican Republic

Jamaica

Grenada

## South America

Colombia

Venezuela

Guyana

Brazil

Ecuador

Peru

Chile

Bolivia

Paraguay

Argentina

Uruguay

Utopia

## Europe

Iceland

Ireland

Britain

Portugal

Spain

France

Belgium

Netherlands

Norway

Sweden

Finland

Denmark

Germany

Switzerland

Italy

Poland

Hungary

Ruritania

Bohemia

Greece

Romania

Bulgaria

Croatia

Serbia

Albania

Ukraine

Russia

## Africa

Morocco

Algeria

Tunisia

Libya

Egypt

Mauritania

Mali

Niger

Chad

Sudan

Ethiopia

Somalia

Senegal

Guinea

Liberia

Ivory Coast

Ghana

Nigeria

Cameroon

Gabon

Congo

Uganda

Rwanda

Wakanda

Kenya

Tanzania

Angola

Zambia

Zimbabwe

Mozambique

Namibia

South Africa

Madagascar

## Asia

Turkey

Lebanon

Syria

Israel

Jordan

Iraq

Arabia

Yemen

Armenia

Iran

Kazakhstan

Afghanistan

Pakistan

India

Nepal

Bangladesh

Mongolia

China

Korea

Japan

Burma

Siam

Laos

Cambodia

Vietnam

Malaysia

Singapore

## Oceania

Indonesia

Philippines

New Guinea

Australia

New Zealand

Fiji
Dinosaur

**Dinosaurs** are a kind of animal that thrived during the Mesozoic Era. They resemble giant reptiles, giant birds or a combination of the two.

Mostly exterminated 65 million years, some survived in isolated corners of the world. Attempts to recreate dinosaurs through DNA trapped in amber proved to be problematic.

## Types

### Meat-Eaters

Tyrannosaurus Rex

Allosaurus

Velociraptors

Coelophysis

### Plant-Eaters

Triceratops

Stegosaurus

Brontosaurus

Ankylosaurus

Duckbilled Dinosaur

Iguanodon

Maiasaurus

Plateosaurus

Pachycephalosaurus

Parasaurolophus

## Locations

Areas where dinosaurs can be found in modern times include:

Skull Island

The Land That Time Forgot

The Lost World

The Savage Land

The Valley of Gwanji

Isla Nublar
Earl of Sandwich

**John Montagu**, the **Earl of Sandwich** (1718–92), is a British aristocrat who is best known as the inventor of the sandwich, an innovation that enabled him to keep gambling without skipping a meal. As First Lord of the Admiralty, he funds the expeditions of James Cook, who names the Sandwich Islands after him.

**Wikipedia:** John Motague, 4th Earl of Sandwich
Eddie and the Cruisers

**Eddie and the Cruisers** are a rock band from New Jersey, headed by Eddie Wilson. They form in 1962 at Somers Point on the Jersey Shore, and have a No. 1 hit, "On the Dark Side," in the summer of 1963. Their second album, *A Season in Hell*, is never released after Wilson drives his car off the Morris Goodkind Bridge on March 15, 1964.

## **External Link**

**Wikipedia:** Eddie and the Cruisers

**Gary Wells:** Eddie and the Cruisers
Daedalus

**Daedalus** is an inventor from Ancient Greece, noted for his great intelligence. He lives on the island of Crete, working for King Minos, for whom he builds the Labyrinth to contain The Minotaur. He builds wings for himself and his son Icarus to escape from Minos, but unfortunately Icarus flies too close to the Sun, causing the wax in his wings to melt. After his escape, he lives on Sicily.

**Wikipedia:** Daedalus
Elizabeth I

**Elizabeth I** (1533-1603) is Queen of England from 1558 onward, during what is considered England's Golden Age. She is the daughter of Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn, and the half-sister of Edward VI and Bloody Mary. She has her cousin, Mary Queen of Scots, imprisoned and eventually executed. Elizabeth's associates include Walter Raleigh, Francis Drake and the wizard John Dee.

**Wikipedia:** Elizabeth I of England
Columba

**Saint Columba** (521-597), also known as **Colmcille**, is an Irish missionary and monastic founder who lives during the 6th century. He is associated with the early Christianization of Scotland, and is considered one of the three patron saints of Ireland (along with Patrick and Bridget). Columba founds the monastery of Iona in 563, which became a center of learning and missionary work. He meets with the king of the Picts in an effort to convert him, and in 565 confronts the Loch Ness Monster on the shores of Loch Ness. He is renowned for his piety, preaching, and his role in spreading Christianity in the region.
Europa

**Europa**, a princess of Tyre, is the mother by Zeus of Minos. The daughter of Tyre's King Agenor, she is playing on the shore of the Mediterranean when Zeus approaches her in the form of a bull. He abducts her, carrying her on his back to Crete, where she gives birth to Minos and his brothers. She later marries the king of Crete.

She has a brother Cadmus, who founds Thebes while searching for her.

## External Links

**Wikipedia:** Europa (consort of Zeus)

**Greek Mythology Wiki:** Europa
Disease

A **disease** is a disorder in a human or other creature that causes specific symptoms. Distinct from problems caused by physical injury, diseases are often caused by bacteria or viruses.

## Examples

AIDS

Anthrax

Botulism

Brucellosis

Cancer

Chickenpox

Cholera

Common Cold

Coronavirus

Dengue

Diabetes

Ebola

Hepatitis

Influenza

Leprosy

Lyme disease

Malaria

Measles

Black Plague

Polio

Rabies

Sleeping Sickness

Syphilis

Tuberculosis

West Nile Virus

Yellow Fever

Zika

### Fantastic

Andromeda Strain

Captain Trips

Rage virus

Red Death

**Claricode:** 28 Cruel Fictional Diseases
Giant Scorpion

**Giant scorpions** are any scorpions larger than biggest naturally huge scorpions, which are about eight inches long. (Prehistoric scorpions reached a length of 28 inches during the Carboniferous.) Typically, giant varieties range from the size of a horse to the size of a bus.

The sting of a giant scorpion is almost inevitably fatal.

In Ancient Greece, a giant scorpion is sent by Gaea to kill Orion, who was threatening to hunt all animals to extinction. Afterwards, it is honored in the Zodiac as the constellation Scorpio.

In Mesopotamia, scorpionfolk were hybrid creatures with the heads and upper bodies of humans attached to the bodies of giant scorpions.

**Open Gaming Network (5E SRD):** Animal, Scorpion (Giant)
Cretan Bull

The **Cretan Bull**, known as **Taurus**, is a monstrous bull that was defeated by both Hercules and Theseus.

Sent to Crete by Poseidon, the white bull is intended by the sea god to be a sacrifice to himself--but Minos keeps the beast for himself, substituting an inferior animal for the ritual. The enrages deity causes Minos' queen Pasiphae to fall in love with the bull--resulting in the birth of the Minotaur--and then encourages the monster to go on a rampage across the island.

Hercules is ordered to capture the bull as his Seventh Labor. When he sends the animal back to Eurystheus, it escapes, eventually ending up at Marathon where it is subdued by Theseus as the **Marathonian Bull**.

**Wikipedia:** Cretan Bull
Cobra Island

**Cobra Island** is an artificial island in the Gulf of Mexico, created by manipulation of plate tectonics. It is home to COBRA, the terrorist organization that is the archenemy of the GI Joe Team. It is the location of the Terror Drome, COBRA's main fortress. Other features include an airstrip and an active volcano.
Egypt

**Egypt**, known in ancient times as **Khemet**, is a land in North Africa, a desert nation watered by the Nile River.

It was the site of history's first great civilizations, a series of dynasties that built pyramids and preserved their dead as mummies. They were ruled by the pharaohs and worshiped the Egyptian pantheon.

## Places

### Upper Egypt

#### Nile Delta

Alexandria

Rosetta (Rashid)

Tanis

Bubastis (Temple of Bast)

#### Cairo Area

Cairo

Heliopolis (Temple of Ra)

Memphis (Temple of Ptah)

Giza (The Great Pyramid)

Bent Pyramid

### Middle Egypt

Crocodilopolis (Temple of Sebek)

Cynopolis (Temple of Anubis)

Hermopolis (Temple of Thoth)

Asyut (Beginning of Middle Egypt)

### Upper Aegypt

Abydos (Temple of Osiris)

Dendera (Temple of Hathor)

Ombos (Temple of Set)

Karnak (Temple of Amon-Ra)

Luxor (Thebes)

Valley of the Kings

Hierakonopolis (Temple of Horus)

Philae (Temple of Isis)

Aswan

Dendur

### Other Places

Oasis of Siwa (Oracle of Zeus Ammon)

City of the Dead

Suez

## Individuals

Akhenaten

Nefertiti

Tutankhamen

Ramses

Menes

Scorpion King

Apocalypse

Kang the Conqueror

Imhotep

Nephren-Ka

Aida

Cheops

Nitocris

Asenath

Potiphar

Aaron

Bithia (Pharaoh's Daughter)

Jethro

Miriam

Moses

Hatshepsut
Eos

**Eos** is the rosy-fingered titan of the dawn, known as **Aurora** to the Romans. She is the daughter of the titans Hyperion and Theia, and brother of Helios and Selene.

She persuades Zeus to give her lover Tithonus eternal life, but forgets to ask for eternal youth as well, with the result that Tithonus eventually shrivels into a cicada.

**Wikipedia:** Eos
David Byrne

**David Byrne** (1952- ) is a Scottish-American musician, singer, songwriter, record producer, actor, writer, music theorist and filmmaker. He is best known as a founding member, principal songwriter, lead singer and guitarist of the American new wave band Talking Heads. He has worked on numerous solo projects, collaborated with various artists, and composed for film, theater and the visual arts.

Byrne forms Talking Heads at the Rhode Island School of Design in Providence, Rhode Island. The band relocates to New York City, where they play regularly at CBGBs.
Desert

**Deserts**

are a terrain found on Earth, notable for the low level of annual precipitation.

Some notable deserts include:

### North America

Sonoran Desert

Mojave Desert

Death Valley

### Africa

Sahara Desert

Kalahari Desert

### Asia

Arabian Desert

Gobi Desert

## Features

Dune

Canyon

Butte

Oasis

Mirage

## Flora

Cactus

Palm Tree

Joshua Tree

Acacia

Tumbleweed

Mesquite

## Fauna

Snake

Lizard

Scorpion

Tortoise

Tarantula

Bat

Armadillo

Coyote/Jackal

Hyena

Fox

Camel

Horse

Antelope

Vulture

Roadrunner

**Wikipedia:** Desert
Harriet Tubman

**Harriet Tubman** is a conductor for the Underground Railroad and a scout for the Union Army during the Civil War. Born into slavery in Maryland, she escapes on her own and repeatedly returns to lead people to freedom. By character class, she is a ranger with possible divine powers.

**Wikipedia:** Harriet Tubman
Creature

"**Creatures**" is a catch-all term for beings of whatever nature--real or fantastic, natural or supernatural, living or undead. Humans are creatures, but the term usually refers to non-human creatures.

## Humanoids

Humanoids are non-human creatures with a basically human-like body plan and intelligence.

## Animals

Animals are natural creatures known to science, be they mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, fish or invertebrates. Some are extinct.

## Fantastic Beasts

Fantastic Beasts generally resemble animals, but for their size, intelligence or supernatural qualities. Some are hybrids combining different animal parts, or animal and human parts. Others are shapeshifters.

## Undead

The Undead are the reanimated bodies or disembodied spirits of the dead--usually but not necessarily human.

## Aliens

Aliens are creatures that come from someplace in the material universe other than Earth.

## Outsiders

Outsiders are creatures who come from someplace in the Multiverse other than the material universe (or one of its alternative analogues).
Coral Snake

**Coral Snakes** aresmall, highly poisonous snakes noted for their striking red, black and yellow markings. They are found in the Southwest and Southeastern United States, Mexico, India and Southeast Asia.

They can be told from similar-looking but harmless snakes with the mnemonic "red touch yellow, kill a fellow; red touch black, venom lack." (Note: This is not always true in real life!)

**Wikipedia:** Coral snake
Crazy Horse

**Crazy Horse** (1840-1877) is a Native American warrior, a leader of the Lakota nation. He is instrumental in the defeat of George Armstrong Custer at Little Bighorn.

He is born in South Dakota and is active in Montana, Wyoming and Nebraska. He is killed at a US Army fort in Nebraska.

**Wikipedia:** Crazy Horse
Earth

**Earth** is a planet in the Solar System. Earth's major satellite is Luna, known as the Moon.

Earth is the home planet of Humans, among many other plants, animals and other creatures.

The planet is noted for its diverse climates and terrains, including plains, forests, hills, mountains, deserts and swamps.

## Eras

Earth's past is divided into various ages. These include:

* Elder Days
* Paleozoic Era
* Age of Reptiles
* Age of Mammals
* Stone Age
* Historical Era

## Climates

The major climate zones of Earth include:

* Arctic
* Temperate
* Tropical

For finer grain, one could add subarctic and subtropical as well.

## Terrains

The terrains of Earth include:

* Plains
* Forests
* Hills
* Mountains
* Deserts
* Swamps

## Continents

Earth's continents include:

* North America
* South America
* Europe
* Africa
* Asia
* Australia
* Antarctica

### Prehistoric Continents

Due to continental drift, the continents were previously in different configurations, forming various supercontinents. These include:

Pangaea

Gondwanaland

### Lost Continents

Some of Earth's continents have vanished beneath the waves, including:

Atlantis

Mu

Lemuria

## Oceans

Earth's oceans include:

* Atlantic Ocean
* Indian Ocean
* Pacific Ocean
* Arctic Ocean
* Southern Ocean
Ephesus

**Ephesus** is a city in Ionia in Asia Minor. It is notable as the site of the Temple of Artemis, one of the Seven Wonders of the World. St. Paul writes a letter to the Christians of Ephesus, known as Ephesians. Saint John lives in Ephesus and writes his gospel there.

**Coordinates:** 37° 56′ 28″ N, 27° 20′ 31″ E

**Wikipedia:** Ephesus
Heaven

**Heaven** is a higher plane that is the dwelling place of God and a home for saved souls. Here it refers to the Christian conception of Heaven; the Jewish version is called Kether and the Islamic counterpart Paradise. It is the good counterpart of Hell.

It is the home of angels and the various saints--except for Saint Nicholas, who lives at the North Pole.

## Features

River Jordan

Pearly Gates

New Jerusalem

Zion

Cloud Nine

Seventh Heaven

Throne of God

## Individuals

Jehovah

Jesus

Holy Spirit

Virgin Mary

Saint Peter

Elijah

Enoch

Michael

**Wikipedia:** Heaven

**TV Tropes:** Fluffy Cloud Heaven
Gar

**Gar** are elongated, mostly freshwater fish found in the waters of the United States, Central America and the Caribbean. They are aggressive predators, particularly the **alligator gar** found in the Mississippi River and the Southern United States.

Natural gar grow up to ten feet long. Prehistoric gar (found as early as the Jurassic) and gars in fantasy settings may be much larger.

## Links

**Wikipedia:** Gar

**Open Gaming Network (Pathfinder SRD):** Fish, Gar
Good

**Good** is a cosmic principle and moral worldview that represents the impulse to help others and to seek justice, with the goal of a happy world. Generally speaking, heroes represent the forces of Good.

In the Gygaxian system, Good can be combined with Law and Chaos to form Lawful Good, Chaotic Good or Balanced Good.

**Wikipedia:** Good
General

A **general** is a military officer who commands armies or other large units of troops.

Generals come in various grades, from brigadier general to major general to lieutenant general to general. (In the United States, these are also known as one-, two-, three- and four-star generals.) The rank above general is field marshall, or, in the US, general of the army.

## Examples

### French

Joan of Arc

Lafayette

Napoleon Bonaparte

Charles de Gaulle

### German

Otto von Bismarck

Paul Von Hindenburg

Heinrich Himmler

Erwin Rommel

### United States

George Washington

Benedict Arnold

Ulysses S. Grant

William Sherman

John Pershing

Dwight Eisenhower

George Patton

Douglas MacArthur
Europe

**Europe** is a continent of Earth, in the Eastern and Northern hemispheres. It is divided from the continent of Asia, to its east, by the Ural Mountains and Caucasus Mountains.

To the west of Europe is the Atlantic Ocean. To the south is the Mediterranean Sea. To the north is the Arctic Ocean.

## Regions

### British Isles

The large islands of Ireland and Britain, along with numerous smaller islands.

### Western Europe

Chiefly the nations of France, Spain and Portugal, Belgium and Holland

### Central Europe

Its borders are debatable, but here considered to include the nations of Germany, Switzerland, Ruritania, Bohemia and Austria.

### Scandinavia

Norway, Sweden, Finland and Denmark. Iceland is often considered part of Scandinavia.

### Eastern Europe

Poland, Lithuania and the Baltic States, Hungary, Transylvania, Ukraine and Russia

## Creatures

Typical fauna include:

Wolves

Brown Bears

Lynxes

Wild Boar

#### Fantastic Beasts

Dragons

Unicorns

Gargoyles

Giants

Ogres

Gryphons

Werewolves

## External Links

**Wikipedia:** Europe

**Deviant Art:** A Literary(ish) Tour of Europe
Epimetheus

**Epimetheus** is a Titan, the brother of Prometheus (as well as Atlas). Lacking the foresight of Prometheus, he accepts the gods' gift of Pandora, thereby indirectly unleashing the plague of Spites upon humanity.

Epimetheus and Pandora's daughter is Phyrra, wife of Deucalion, survivors of a great flood.

**Wikipedia:** Epimetheus
English Channel

The **English Channel** is a body of water that separates Britain and France--and connects the Atlantic Ocean with the North Sea. Twenty miles wide at its narrowest point, the **Strait of Dover**, it can be swum across with great difficulty.

Since 1994, the Chunnel, a rail tunnel, crosses under the English Channel.

**Wikipedia:** English Channel
Fagin

**Fagin** is the leader of a gang of thieves in Victorian London. He is an ally of Bill Sikes, an employer of Nancy and a mentor to the Artful Dodger. He tries to train the orphan Oliver Twist into a pickpocket.

Fagin's den is in the Saffron Hill neighborhood. He is hanged as an accessory to murder in 1838.

**Wikipedia:** Fagin
Fish

**Fish** are a kind of vertebrate animal that mostly lives in water, breathing through gills and using fins instead of limbs.

## Types

### Saltwater

Lampreys

Rays

Sharks

Eels

Salmon

Piranha

Swordfish

Sawfish

Seahorses

### Freshwater

Gars

Pike

Trout

Salmon

Tuna

Cod

Lionfish

Pufferfish

Sturgeon

Catfish

Carp

Mudskippers

Lungfish

Blindfish

### Prehistoric Fish

Coelacanths

Armored Fish

Megalodon

**Wikipedia:** Fish
Forbidden Planet

**Altair IV**, known as the **Forbidden Planet**, is a planet in the Altair system. It is home to the super-advanced technology of the Krell, an alien species that vanished 200,000 years before the modern era.

In the 23rd century, the planet is home to Dr. Edward Morbius, his daughter Altaira and their assistant Robby the Robot.
Fury

The **Furies**, also known as the **Erinyes o**r euphemistically as the **Eumenides** (the "**Kindly Ones**"), are female devils who punish particularly wicked humans, both on Earth and in the afterlife. They have the heads of dogs, snakes for hair and the wings of bats.

The Furies are dedicated to avenging crimes against parents, the elderly, guests and suppliants.

They are particularly feared in Ancient Greece, where they torment Oedipus and Orestes for their crimes.
Greenwich Village

**Greenwich Village** is a neighborhood in Manhattan, New York City, known for its welcoming of bohemian lifestyles.

To the west of Greenwich Village is the Hudson River, while to the east is the East Village. North is Chelsea, and south is Soho.

## Individuals

Monica Geller and Co.

Alex Russo

John Shaft

Dr. Stephen Strange
Hamlet

**Hamlet** is a prince of Denmark in the Dark Ages. After a visit from the ghost of his father, who tells him he was killed by his brother Claudius, now king of Denmark and married to Hamlet's mother Gertrude. Hamlet embarks on a campaign of revenge that involves feigning madness that results in his own death as well as that of Claudius and Gertrude (who accidentally drinks poison intended for Hamlet), along with his best friend Laertes, Laertes' sister and Hamlet's lover Ophelia, Laertes' and Ophelia's father Polonius, and Hamlet's henchmen Rosencrantz and Guildenstern.

With the royal family dead, Denmark is occupied by Fortinbras, prince of Norway. Hamlet is survived by his companion Horatio; his jester, Yorick, dies some time earlier.

Hamlet lives in the castle of Elsinore.

**Wikipedia:** Prince Hamlet
Gremlin

A **gremlin** is a small humanoid creature that causes damage to airplanes and other mechanical devices. Some gremlins have wings.

**Mogwai** are a particular kind of gremlin who are furry and basically benevolent unless they are fed after midnight, in which case they turn green, scaly and malignant. They multiply when they get wet.

**Electrical gremlins** are mischievous creatures made of electricity that bedevil electrical systems.

There is an infestation of gremlins in 1984 in the town of Kingston Falls in upstate New York, which is halted by the mogwai Gizmo. Another gremlin plague occurs in New York City in 1990.

**Wikipedia:** Gremlin
Ferocious Beast

Ferocious beasts are animals that pose a threat to humans, generally through strength, tooth and claw, rather than poison or disease.

Several animals are more dangerous in the Here Be Dragons universe than in the real world. A few are less dangerous.

## Man-eaters

Lion

Tiger

Leopard

Jaguar

Cougar

Wolf

Wild Dog

Brown Bear

Black Bear

Polar Bear

Hyena

Pig

Rat

Tasmanian Tiger

Crocodile

Alligator

Constrictor Snake

Komodo Dragon

Shark

Piranha

Catfish

## Ferocious Herbivores

Elephant

Hippopotamus

Rhinoceros

Buffalo

Bison

Moose

Gorilla

Baboon

Wild Boar

Kangaroo

Flightless Bird

**Wikipedia:** Man-eater