Monsters

* Chupacabra
* Curupira

* Deep One

* Demon
* Djinn

* Dyatlov Monster
* Dybbuk

**Domovoi**: House guardians only the size of a child that live within the walls of a structure. They are very territorial but can be appeased with small gifts. Although from Slavic folklore, they are also known in England as Brownies. They can be killed by burning.

**Dragon**: Monsters with the ability to generate and eject fire. They are greedy and lustful, hoarding large sums of wealth and kidnapping women to be their mates. A sword forged in the blood of another Dragon will kill. They are often described as reptilian flying beasts which expel flames from their mouth.

Ghost

**Ghoul**: Arabian creatures that stalk graveyards and devour human corpses. Those they consume they take the form of. These creatures can be killed by decapitation or massive head trauma.

**Harpy**: Spirits of torment summoned to curse an individual. They can only be seen by the one who sent them and their intended victim, ruining every waking moment of an individual both in life and after death.

* Hellhound

**Hide Behind**: These creatures are skilled hunters and are never seen due to sophisticated camouflage. They will impale a victim on a tree branch, however, high concentrations of alcohol will poison this beast.

* Jersey Devil

**Jorogumo**: Spider-like monsters that dwell near sources of water and seduce men to mate with them. These creatures have sharp fangs, a corrosive vomit, and the ability to secrete a webbing.

**Kappa**: In the rivers and lakes of Japan, these creatures drown victims and use jagged maws to tear at their flesh. Shinto folklore tells that a kappa can be killed by piercing a saucer shaped fluid sac on top of their head, being described as scaly and reminiscent of turtles.

**Kitsune**: Monsters that can take the form of a fox, and are cunning beasts and are said to practice magic. These creatures are skilled sorcerers, taking revenge on the corrupt, killing those they deem unjust.

**Manticore**: Monsters with a poisonous scorpion-like barbed stinger carrying a deadly venom. These beasts are both scavengers and hunters, known to roam deserts of Persia and eat all parts of a kill, including the bones.

**Naga**: Monsters that can spit out a deadly venom from sharp fangs, causing paralysis and death. These creatures are vile and wicked, but they are sometimes worshiped as gods. Their true form is cobra-like, sometimes being portrayed in Indian folklore with multiple heads.

**Nian**: Monsters of Chinese folklore that dwell in mountains and ocean caves. These creatures come out during the lunar new year to hunt for human flesh. They are monstrous and savage, however, they are sensitive to loud noises, and the color red repels them.

**Olgoi Khorkhoi**: Worms of the Gobi desert known to hunt beneath the sands, tracking prey through vibrations. Armed with an acidic secretion, these creatures inject eggs in a victim that incubate in their intestines and are feared by Mongolian nomads.

**Phoenix**: Creatures that when injured have the ability to regenerate themselves in a blazing spectacle. Also called Firebirds and Simurgh, these beasts can only be killed between their rebirth.

**Qallupilluit**: Recorded by the Inuit, these marine arctic creatures have scaly green skin and an awful odor. They live beneath the ice and kidnap human children, raising to become avid devotees who will bring flesh for the monster and its kin to feed. Japanese sailors also describe the Ningen of Antarctica, a similar creature.

**Rakshasa**: Immortal monsters that possesses the power to shape shift and cause chaos. Also called Asura, these creatures feast on human flesh and have the ability to alter various aspects of reality to suit their needs. Their ability to create illusions, or Maya, allows them to deceive those who encounter them.

* Sandman

**Satyr**: Monsters seen as the “wild men” of the forest who are driven by lust. Also known as Woodwose and Fauns, these hairy creatures of Europe resemble goats with twisting horns and are known to be untamed and violent.

**Siren**: Monsters that can ignite intense emotion in a victim, often as lust through their “song,” or rather, an advanced mating call. Originating in the Mediterranean, they are called Fossegrim in Scandinavia, Alkonost in Russia, and the Succubi in Jewish and Christian folklore.

* Skinwalker

**Thunderbird**: Native American tribal mythology speaks of these creatures with the ability to generate electricity and even entire storms. They can create lightning, often being described as massive birds and were once revered as demigods.

**Troll**: Subterranean monsters known to dwell in caves and burrows from Scandinavia. Notoriously ugly and repelled by sunlight, these creatures hunt at night and are often scavengers. They are also infamous tricksters, capable of practicing magic.

\* Vampire

**Vetala**: Undead parasites that will inhabit a corpse of India that use the deceased as a host. Also, called wraiths or soul eaters, they feed off of the living at night.

* Wendigo
* Werewolf