Appearance: Small folk with tall red hats (they wear these to protect themselves from hawks or owls in-case they mistake them for food) thick hands, and big noses. Often wear layered vests, belts, and gear-strapped boots. The males always grow long beards.
Behavior: Nice, loves nature and all its animals.
Culture: Live in tree stumps or hidden tree labs. Track time with mushroom clocks. Invent holidays just for fun.
Allies: Dwarves, Tijapurtun, fairies, elves, and forest animals.
Enemies: Goblins, snotgurgles, duends, pixies, trolls, and disobedient tools.
Fact: Gnomes are the most gentle human-like species with animals and nature.
Appearance: Hairy humanoids 7–9 feet tall, with mossy-smelling fur and gentle amber eyes.
Behavior: Elusive and shy but not hostile. Experts in camouflage and forest acoustics.
Culture: Practice a druid-like earthcraft. They believe walking in spirals pleases the forest gods.
Allies: Fairies, gnomes, and treefolk.
Enemies: Trolls, snotgurgles, duendren, corrupt druids, and goblins.
Fact: When they find an animal that they eat, they pick it up by the neck, then go back to their den (they live in areas around trees) then find the sharpest thickest branch and stab it into the prey's chest, now the prey is stuck on the branch until the bigfoot is ready to eat.
Appearance: slightly taller than a gnome, has long skinny limbs, pointy ears, flat hats, pointy shoes, with glowing eyes and hair like woven moonlight or golden silk. They mostly dress up in green, gold, or red.
Behavior: Aloof, ancient, strategic.
Culture: Masters of enchantment, memory-keepers of the land. Time flows slowly around them.
Allies: Fairies, treefolk, gnomes, some Tijapurtun clans.
Enemies: Goblins, trolls, snotgurgles, corrupted pixies, and dragons.
Fact: Elves aren't born with pointy ears, they get pointy as the elves turn into adults.
YETI-
Appearance: Towering, snow-covered ape-like creatures with crystalline blue eyes and thick fur that camouflages in blizzards.
Behavior: Solitary, territorial, and surprisingly philosophical. Communicate with echo-tones and long roars across mountain peaks.
Culture: Carve ancient wisdom into glacial walls. Value silence and snow-stone (a rare mineral they consider sacred).
Allies: only those who befriend one.
Enemies: snow goblins, frost-dwarves, Siberian gnomes, and other yetis.
Fact: They are raised by their parents until they find a mate.
Appearance: Short, wiry, green to gray skin, sharp teeth, and bulbous, gleaming eyes.
Behavior: Cunning, tribal, fast breeders, and tinkerers of junk and stolen magic.
Culture: Live in warrens or scrap-cities. Invent strange machines that barely function.
Allies: Trolls, bog hags, and occasionally rebellious fairies.
Enemies: Elves, Gnomes, Tijapurtuns, Leprechauns,
Fact: Goblins consider hiccups a sign of genius and honor the “Hiccup King” weekly. They can not grow mustaches.
Appearance: Tiny winged human-like with glittering eyes, usually 6–9 inches tall. They have light blue skin.
Behavior: Mischievous but curious. Live in flower fields, abandoned woodpecker houses, and on the roof of tall mushrooms.
Culture: Live in anarchic colonies governed by “whoever’s most fun today.”
Allies: Tijapurtun, fairies, merchants, and occasionally frogs.
Enemies: Gnomes, goblins, snotgurgles, trolls, Bigfoots, mochains, scavengers, and duendren (who hate laughter).
Fact: glows a different color based on mood. Glow green when embarrassed.
Appearance: They are like trolls but taller, lumpier, have black fur all over them except for the butt, face, and toes, they have six fingers and seven toes.
Behavior: Sloppy, greedy, and gluttonous. Love shiny things, rotting food, and loud noises. They kill anything they can find except for trolls.
Culture: They do not worship anything, they believe they are the highest in power.
Allies: Trolls.
Enemies: Anything except for trolls.
Fact: There are only 2-3 snotgurgles left! But they can live up to 2,000 years old.
Appearance: Small (11 inches tall), forest-dwelling humanoids with wiry limbs and large expressive eyes. By age 11, every male Tijapurtun grows a long, orange elegant mustache. They wear turtle shells strapped to their backs, used for both protection and ritual significance.
Behavior: Cautious, clever, and community-focused. Prefer peace but excel in misdirection, escape, and forest traps. Their laughter sounds like dripping water and wind chimes.
Culture: Live in hidden forest enclaves called Shellholds,
where they live in burrows. They mark status and age by the length and curl of their mustaches.
Allies: Pixies, Elves, Gnomes, Dwarves, Funglings,
Enemies: Snotgurgles, Trolls, Goblins, Roughners, and Duendren
Fact: Tijapurtun mustaches are said to detect lies when twitching. They refuse to remove their shells, even in sleep or romance. A youngling’s first mustache braid is a sacred rite called the “Spiral Weaving.”
Appearance: Humanoid mushrooms (1–3 ft tall), with caps of various colors and eyes that blink slowly. Some glow. Bodies are soft but resilient.
Behavior: Communal, gentle, slow-moving thinkers. They “sing” via spore clouds and communicate through vibrations in the ground.
Culture: Live in fungal groves and rotting forests. Hold “Bloomings” where they merge thoughts in collective dreaming. Value patience above all.
Allies: Tijapurtun (mutual respect), fairies, and rootfolk.
Enemies: Fire spirits, goblins (who try to eat them), and creatures that destroy their groves.
Quirk: Every Fungling has a "spore twin"—a being who
shares their emotions even across distances. If one dies, the other sings their song for 13 nights.
Habitat: Dark root-caverns, hollowed-out mountainsides, and abandoned mines beneath cold forests.
Appearance: Short and hunched, with bark-like skin and glowing amber eyes. Their fingers are long and root-like, always moving. Are born with mustaches.
Behavior: Cunning, secretive, and jealous of joy. They’re quiet until they strike—and they always strike with a plan.
Culture: Build twisted tunnels that loop back on themselves to confuse intruders. Steal laughter from the air and store it in jars for rituals. Believe emotions are edible, especially fear and wonder. Despise spirals, singing, and glimmering light.
Allies: Cave goblins, wasps, and night molds.
Habitat: Rocky hills, abandoned quarries, and fog-choked valleys. Sometimes near human farmland (especially if livestock are nearby).
Appearance: Towering, broad-shouldered with cracked gray-green skin, tusk-like teeth, and fists like boulders. Eyes are often small but sharp.
Behavior: Grumpy, impatient, and quick to anger. Not very clever… but dangerously strong and stubborn.
Culture: Build dens by piling rocks and tree trunks in strange, lopsided towers. Speak in short sentences, mostly about food, naps, or fighting. Love riddles… but are terrible at solving them, and hate being outsmarted. Fear bells, and fast-moving things.
Allies: Cave trolls, Bigfoots, and moss giants.
Enemies: Tijapurtun (because they’re small and fast), gnomes, elves (because they throw pebbles at them), and pixies.
Notable Fact: Some ogres wear large metal pots as helmets when raiding, believing it makes them "invincible."
Habitat: Misty wetlands, enchanted swamps, and magical lakes hidden from human eyes. Often found where the fog stays low and pink flowers bloom.
Appearance: Tall and birdlike, with long, stilt-like legs, fluffy pink and lavender feathers, and eyes like polished glass marbles. Resembles a flamingo but with three extra neck frills and tiny spiral markings on its beak.
Behavior: Playful. Very protective of their loved ones.
Culture: Believe in luck rituals—like shaking water off their wings toward the sunrise. Will sometimes help lost travelers… but only if given a shiny offering first (coins, buttons, or even tin foil works).
Allies: Pixies, gnomes, tijapurtun, dream frogs, swamp fairies, and elves.
Enemies: Hunters, Duendren (who hate their light moods), and anything that smells like vinegar.
Notable Fact: A Giamingo’s laugh sounds like bubbling water mixed with windchimes. There are only around 20,000 Giamingos left.
Habitat: Foggy marshes, hollow bogs, and under bridges that nobody crosses.
Appearance: Short and shadowy with liquid-like skin that ripples when they move. They have no fixed face—only shifting darkness.
Behavior: Mysterious, mischief-loving, and partial to tricking travelers.
Culture: Speak in riddles that seem like nonsense until later.
Travel in packs called “Glooms.”
Celebrate the “Murk Moon,” when the fog is thickest and the stars hide.
Allies: Swamp pixies, stray shadows, forgotten dreams.
Enemies: Elves, Glowlings, and anyone carrying a lantern.
Notable Fact: Murklings are impossible to photograph or draw—they blur or vanish from the image.
Habitat: Old-growth forests, especially near streams and hollow trees.
Appearance: Giant floating clusters of glowing moss.
Behavior: Gentle and sleepy.
Culture: Whisper lullabies that make nearby creatures drowsy.
Only gather in groups of seven.
Often hover over tired animals to help them fall asleep.
Allies: Tijapurtun, forest fawns, dream-snails.
Enemies: Loud birds, windstorms, and careless travelers.
Notable Fact: A single Sleepmoss Wisp can put a human to sleep with just three loops around their head.
Habitat: Everywhere—but especially near treasure hoards, market stalls, or places where shiny things
gather.
Appearance: Robed and hooded, faces always hidden. Their long sleeves hide nimble, claw-like hands. Before receiving their robe at birth, they resemble land-dwelling, non-aquatic salmon: slippery, pinkish-gray, and always wriggling. Are 1 foot tall
Behavior: Sneaky, restless, and driven by obsession for shiny or valuable things.
Culture: Worship the “Magic Thief,” a legendary being they
believe stole magic from the gods and used it to create Earth.
Have elaborate ceremonies around receiving their first robe, which they wear until death.
If their robe is removed, they vanish from existence instantly.
Allies: They prefer to be allies with creatures they trade with.
Enemies: Literally everyone they steal from (which is… everyone).
Notable Fact: Scavengers never sleep—they nap in tiny bursts while standing upright, like startled birds.
Habitat: Forest clearings, crossroads, market trails—wherever trade and barter bloom.
Appearance: Robed like Scavengers, but their robes are
decorated with bright patchwork, bells, and tiny stitched symbols. Their faces remain hidden, but before receiving their robe at birth, their faces were dark with only luminous eyes visible. And are 8 inches tall.
Behavior: Friendly, persuasive, and endlessly patient.
Culture: Trade goods for tree bark, which they consider more valuable than gold.
Known for offering “unreasonably good deals,” especially to small creatures like Tijapurtun or gnomes.
Refuse to lie, but will answer tricky questions with riddles or humor.
Allies: Pixies, Tijapurtun, gnomes, wandering humans with kind hearts.
Enemies: Scavengers (they despise their thieving ways), oathbreakers, and rude customers.
Notable Fact: A Merchant’s robe grows new patches every time they make a truly fair trade.
Habitat: High cliff edges, abandoned watchtowers, dense forests at twilight, and windswept canyons where echoes twist strangely.
Appearance: Tall and wiry, with long limbs and grayish, wind-scuffed skin. Their faces are always half-shadowed no matter the time of day. Their eyes glow faintly white or pale blue in the dark. Their hair (if they have any) blows as if touched by invisible breezes, even indoors. They are born buff and are 1 foot tall.
Behavior: Distant, brooding, and often cryptic. They speak in slow, broken phrases, as if fighting against invisible winds in their throat. They aren’t purely evil… but they are natural opposers of the Spiral Path and
anything that spreads light, charm, or community warmth. They abuse every creature's culture and religion. Especially the Magic Thief.
Notable Fact: Physical contact with a protective charm causes them severe burning pain and forces them to retreat.
Habitat: Ancient forests, near large lakes, and sacred groves where the ground stays soft with moss year-round. They often stand still for months, blending completely with the forest until needed.
Appearance: Towering humanoid forms made entirely of bark, branches, and leaves. Some have mossy beards, vine-wrapped arms, or hollow chests that house birds or small animals. Their eyes glow a gentle green or amber.
Behavior: Slow to anger, slow to speak—but when they act, it’s with unstoppable force. They are wise, patient, and deeply protective of any being that respects the forest.
Sometimes Merchants (who trade bark from distant places in exchange for protection).
A fully grown Tree Folk may stand motionless for over a century… and then suddenly walk halfway across the forest in a single night when danger stirs.
They have special abilities like the
Root-call: Can summon nearby trees and plants to entangle enemies or protect allies.
Earth Memory: Can recall ancient events stored in soil and roots.
Branch-shelter: Open their bodies to offer safe hiding spaces for small creatures.
Habitat: Deep river bends, hidden lake coves, and fog-covered marshlands. They often remain submerged for weeks, only surfacing when needed.
Appearance: Massive humanoid figures with blue-green skin, mossy hair, and large, webbed hands. Their eyes are like polished river stones—gray, blue, or muddy brown. When they move, water pours off them in streams.
Behavior: Calm, slow-speaking, but fiercely protective of waterways and anyone they’ve sworn to help (especially Bigfoots and lost forest travelers).
debts and favors sacred; once you help a River Giant, they’ll repay you—even years later.
Current Control: Can redirect water flow for short distances, creating crossings or stopping floods.
Mudcraft: Can shape thick mud into temporary shelter walls or barriers.
Fog Calling: Can summon morning mists to hide allies from danger.
Roughners, Scavengers, and Trolls (who poop in rivers).
Habitat: Forest paths, deer trails, and secret trade routes. They live in small cracks in bark, under stones, or in hanging moss.
Appearance: Tiny flickering lights, usually pale gold or silver-blue. Some appear like small winged figures; others are simply orbs of light.
Behavior: Cheerful, curious, and loyal to those who show kindness and honesty. If they catch you lying, they vanish instantly and may never return.
Love small gifts: bits of honeycomb, polished pebbles, or tiny bells.
Speak in chiming sounds that only Merchants and Pixies fully understand.
Path Lighting: Glow brighter when leading travelers toward safety—or flicker out when danger’s near.
Riddle Warnings: Send riddling visions into dreams if someone strays too far off a safe trail.
Truthsense: Can instantly detect lies.
Some wandering humans who show respect for forest paths.
Notable Fact: They line up in front of creatures to warn them if danger is nearby
Habitat: Hidden meadows, under rainbows (of course), and near old stone fences in quiet countryside regions, especially Ireland and nearby magical regions that border it.
Appearance: Small, nimble folk with red or golden beards (for males), braided green hair (for females), and eyes like clover leaves. Always dressed in green, with buckled shoes and vests full of secret pockets.
Habitat: Deep caves, rocky cliffside tunnels, and dense underground cavern networks beneath forests and mountains. They prefer dark, echoing spaces with winding passages and cool air.
Appearance: Covered head to toe in thick, shaggy brown fur (like mossy bear fur but darker). They have large gray claws perfect for digging or climbing, and curling spiral horns on their heads—some with tight loops, others with broad sweeping arcs depending on age and rank.
Hooga – God of Fur (protector of warmth, family, and
survival)
Aweegapun – God of Stealth (guardian of hunters, trackers, and silent
footsteps)
They celebrate a holiday called Horn Hoofsday
Once a year, every Mochain decorates their horns with vines, pebbles, threads, or colored moss. They feast on root vegetables, flowers, and roasted mushrooms.
If a Mochain has celebrated Horn Hoofsday five times, they earn the right to dip their hand in crushed raspberry paint and leave their mark on the Spiral Stone—a sacred boulder covered in generations of red
handprints spiraling outwards.
They can feel minor ground vibrations through their horns and feet—useful for detecting intruders.
Trained Mochains can move nearly silently through cave tunnels, making them excellent ambushers.
Older Mochains with large horns can deliver devastating charging attacks.
Tree Folk,Bigfoots, Pixies, Trolls
Duendren, Merchants, Goblins
It’s considered bad luck for a Mochain to cut their horns (only those in mourning may file them down temporarily).
Some Spiral Stones are so old that the earliest handprints have faded into the rock, leaving only reddish shadows behind.
Habitat: Abandoned mines, rocky hill tunnels, and deep forest caves. Often found living just under tree roots or hidden behind landslide debris.
Appearance: Small, standing about knee-high to a human. They have leathery, dark reddish or grayish skin, sharp dog-like snouts, glowing yellow eyes, and clawed fingers. Their ears are long and pointed, and their teeth always seem just a bit too sharp.
Sneaky, territorial, and often bitter toward outsiders—especially Gnomes, who they consider stuck-up and overly clever. Kobolds are pranksters.
Every full moon, Kobolds hold a “Rock Feast,” where they gnaw on hard roots, eat moss pies, and sharpen their claws together in a group ritual.
Fairies (Kobolds hate glitter and bright magic).
Dwarves. Occasionally Tijapurtun and Pixies,
If you hear your own voice echo back wrong while in a tunnel… that's a Kobold.
Habitat: Swamps, dark bogs, twisted forests, and crooked hillsides. They prefer places with fog, and gnarled trees.
Appearance: Tall and bent, with long gray or moss-green hair, warty skin, and glowing eyes (red, green, or pale yellow). They wear patchwork clothes made from moss, bark, and old cloth. Their teeth are often sharp or strangely crooked.
They perform “Night Chants” under new moons, weaving ill-luck into their enemies' dreams.
Known for creating cursed objects: twisted dolls, cursed rings, thorny wreaths.
Can make their voices sound like anyone… or anything.
Pixies (consider them annoying but less dangerous than Fairies).
Trail Sprites (Hags corrupt paths, so Sprites work to undo them
). Tijapurtun, (who hate curses). Occasionally Bigfoots, (who stomp out hag magic when they find it). And Wizards (who they despise).
Hags are said to keep their true names hidden. To defeat a hag, legend says, you must discover her true name and speak it at sunrise while holding a silver pebble.
Habitat: Towers, hidden cottages, mountain caves, or deep libraries.
Appearance: Usually human-looking but often with long robes, staffs, pointy tall hats, and glowing rings. Some grow beards, others don't.
Behavior: Mysterious and powerful. Some are kind, others dangerous. They love riddles and long speeches.
Special Notes: Can sometimes appear in both enemy and ally lists, depending on the wizard. Each wizard has their own allies and enemies. But they all hate hags.
Habitat: Abandoned farms, grassy meadows at night, and lonely fields near forests.
Appearance: Tall, thin, with limbs like dried sticks. Skin pale gray or the color of dead grass. Eyes are wide, dark, and reflective at night. They have three long claws on each hand
Behavior: Silent and unsettling. Moves quickly when unseen. Known to stalk wanderers who stray off paths.
Allies: Nothing
Enemies: Everything
Special Notes:
Hate loud noises and firelight. Can climb trees with shocking speed.
Habitat: Rocky highlands, battle-scarred forests, or underground war-camps.
Appearance: Broad, muscular, greenish-gray skin, tusks or fangs, and often wearing armor made from bone, metal scraps, or leather. Also have pig-like noses.
Behavior: Aggressive, honor-bound, and fierce in battle. Not always evil, but proud and short-tempered.
Allies: Bigfoots, Goblins, Scavengers, and Ogres.
Enemies: Gnomes, Tijapurtuns, Pixies, elves, rakes (they make hats out of rake skin)
Special Notes:
Respect courage, even in enemies. Distrust most magic-users.
Habitat: Cloudy mountaintops, deep mountain valleys, or remote northern tundras.
Appearance: Towering humanoids, Some grow moss in their hair and beards.
Behavior: Slow to anger… but once angered, nearly unstoppable.
Enemies: Anything that angers it.
Special Notes:
Known for throwing boulders as weapons.
Speak in voices that shake the ground.
Some are allies to Bigfoots and Tree Folk. Others are loners. They feel bad for smaller folk, except for hags and rakes.
Habitat: Mountain peaks, rocky cliffs, and golden valleys.
Appearance: Body of a lion, head and wings of an eagle. Feathers shimmer gold and bronze.
Behavior: Proud, territorial, and noble.
Enemies: Scavengers, Goblins, Dwarves, Leprechauns, Mochains, And Loins.
Allies: Gnomes, Fairies, Tijapurtuns, Giamingos, Treefolk, and Funglings.
Special Notes:
Guard treasure troves and ancient places.
Cannot be tamed.
Habitat: Rocky coastlines and foggy shores.
Appearance: Humanoid upper body with shimmering fish-like tails or bird-like wings. Voice sweet but dangerous. Has light green skin.
Behavior: Mischievous to deadly.
Enemies: Anything it lures in.
Allies: Nothing.
Special Notes:
Lure travelers with haunting songs.
Enemies with Mermaids and certain sea spirits.
Can charm both humans and other magical creatures.
Habitat: Everywhere and nowhere. They drift through forests, deserts, cities, and mountain paths.
Appearance: Always cloaked, even when they are born, they are cloaked. The long cloak covers their face, their legs, and entire body. They are related to Merchants, since they have the same ancestors
Behavior: Mysterious. Some help lost travelers. Others lead them deeper into danger. They never speak, not even to allies.
Allies: Scavengers and Merchants.
Special Notes: Known for showing up at just the right time.
Often leave strange, spiral-shaped footprints.
They don't have any enemies, but that depends on if anything attacks it.
Habitat: Dense forests and moonlit clearings.
Appearance: They are human when there is no "Full Moon", When the "Full Moon" is around, they turn into large wolf-like creatures by night.
Behavior: Varies—some are cursed and violent, others learned control and live in hidden packs.
Allies: Other Werewolves.
Enemies: Hunters, creatures they hate.
Special Notes:
Moon-sensitive.
Enemies with Hags (who often cursed them in the first place).
Avoid Spiralkeepers (too much silver involved).
Habitat: Remote deserts and sun-drenched cliffs.
Appearance: Giant, glowing bird with red and gold feathers.
Behavior: Peaceful and wise.
Enemies: Bad spirits, creatures they consider bad.
Allies: Good spirits and creatures they consider good.
Special Notes:
Bursts into flame and rebirths from ashes.
Phoenixes are really rare to encounter, not just to humans, but to all creatures.
Habitat: Deep lakes, oceans, and hidden coves.
Appearance: Fish-tailed below the waist, human-like above. Hair often long and tangled with seaweed.
Behavior: Curious and clever.
Allies: River Giants, Bigfoots, Gnomes, Fairies, Tijapurtuns.
Enemies: Sirens, Trolls, Scavengers, Werewolves, Mochains.
Special Notes: Saves people from ship wreckages and warns others if there's Sirens nearby.
Habitat: Open meadows, forests, and rolling plains.
Appearance: Half-human, half-horse. Strong, fast, and skilled with bows.
Behavior: Proud and quick to anger but loyal to allies.
Allies: Unicorns, Phoenixes, Winged Horses, Griffins, Elves.
Enemies: Orcs, Trolls, Goblins, Duendren, Pixies,
Special Notes:
Kids learn to shoot arrows at the age of 4. Centaurs live with their parents until their passing. Centaurs fear humans because they learn of all the creatures that humans eat and slaughter.
Habitat: Caves, mountain quarries, and abandoned castles.
Appearance: Humanoid figures made of stone, clay, or metal. They have large, muscular arms and some have glowing red eyes.
Behavior: Silent and obedient—follow commands of their creator.
Enemies: Anything that their creator hates.
Allies: Anything their creator likes.
Special Notes:
Sometimes controlled by Wizards.
Unstoppable once angered.
Habitat: Deep untouched forests and sparkling glades.
Appearance: White horses with a single spiral horn, with silver hooves and a rainbow tail.
Behavior: Pure-hearted and cautious.
Allies: Winged horses, Fairies, Elves, Gnomes, Tijapurtuns, Kind Wizards, Phoenixes.
Enemies: Trolls, Goblins, Snotgurgles, Pixies, Ogres, Orcs, Hags, Dragons, Duendren.
Special Notes:
Can purify poisoned water.
Helps travelers that need food, they make the travelers forget the memory afterwards.
Habitat: Graveyards, cursed forests, and old battlefields.
Appearance: Rotting creatures with dull, lifeless eyes. They can be anything, from a bunny to a human to a giant.
Behavior: Mindless and slow… but dangerous in large numbers.
Allies: Ghosts.
Enemies: Everything except for Ghosts.
Special Notes:
Some are controlled by Hags or Dark Wizards.
Afraid of fire and loud bells.
They eat every creature they can find.
A zombie bite can turn you into a zombie.
Habitat: Ancient temples, Spiral Stones, hidden vaults.
Appearance: Towering armored figures—sometimes made of stone, metal, or clay. They resemble knights with long swords.
Behavior: Silent. Only awaken when their place is threatened.
Enemies: Intruders of their temples.
Allies: People that they recognize.
Special Notes:
Protect sacred places or legendary objects.
Unmoving until Intruders break in.
Some used to protect the pyramids, but they burst into pieces of stone by desert scavengers.
Habitat: Forgotten places—abandoned villages, cursed forests, dried-up lakes.
Appearance: Tall, humanoid shadow-thin figures with stretched gray skin, empty eye sockets, and long reaching fingers.
Behavior: Cold, cruel, and full of ancient hunger.
Special Notes:
Drain warmth and life from the air.
Feared even by Roughners and Scavengers.
Repelled by Phoenix feathers and copper.
They don't consider themselves to have any enemies, they just like to drain the life out of things.
Habitat: Caves, volcanoes, storm-cloud peaks, and deep sea trenches (for Sea-Dragons).
Appearance: Massive reptilian beasts with wings, claws, fangs, and breath weapons (fire, frost, lightning, or even poison).
Behavior: Territorial and greedy—but varies by type.
Allies: Dragon Riders (Any creature can be one, but it takes training) and Dragon Wizards (Special Wizard Variants That like heat and tame Dragons)
Special Notes:
Divided into clans: Fire Dragons, Ice Dragons, Storm Dragons, and others.
Hoard treasure, magical items, or even memories and stories.
Enemies: Griffins, Phoenixes, Orcs, Heroes (some hunt dragons), and greedy humans.
Habitat: Rolling hills, underground homes (burrow-houses), and meadowlands.
Appearance: Short (About a foot tall), round-bellied people with curly hair and bare, leathery feet.
Behavior: Cheerful, peaceful, and food-loving.
Enemies: Goblins, Trolls, Hags, Orcs, Duendren.
Allies: Fairies, Gnomes, sometimes Bigfoots, and Tijapurtuns
Special Notes:
Love gardening, cooking, and storytelling.
Avoid conflict, but capable of bravery when needed.
Celebrate seasonal festivals like "Pie Day" and "Lantern Night".
Habitat: Sunny meadows, flower fields, and soft forest floors, they like to sleep near streams and glades.
Appearance:
Small, round-bodied creatures with oversized heads and no hands. They have no noses, only two big eyes and a mouth on their heads. They have pale white skin.
They have two strong legs with oval-shaped feet.
Behavior: Extremely friendly, playful, and cuddly.
Special Notes:
Movement: They hop everywhere, often in playful zig-zag patterns.
They’ve learned to balance on one foot while using the other to grab, hold, or carry small objects like berries, leaves, or even fairy gifts.
They love to curl up with tiny creatures like Fairies, Pixies, and even brave Trail Sprites.
When scared, they freeze like statues, blending into the scenery with their soft colors.
They feast on nectar, tiny mushrooms, and dewdrops.
They chirp and squeak, sometimes making purring sounds when happy.
Allies: Fairies, Pixies, Trail Sprites, Hobbits, Gnomes, Tijapurtuns,
Enemies: Goblins (who think Hoppergots are easy to catch)
Duendren (who sometimes see them as a snack)
Roughners (purposely crush their burrows while stomping through the forest) Hags (They use their blood to make some potions) Trolls (who swallow them whole) and Sirens (who use their body parts to put on necklaces.
Fun Fact:
If a Hoppergot really likes you, it will bring you a flower petal and bounce in a circle around your feet.
Habitat: Deep lakes, oceans, and foggy coastlines.
Appearance: Long, snake-like bodies with shimmering scales. Some have fins, others small legs or wings.
Behavior: Elusive and powerful. Some are wise, others are dangerous hunters.
Abilities: Can create whirlpools, and disappear into mist.
Allies: Rarely trust anyone, but will speak with Mermaids and River Giants.
Enemies: Humans, Dragons, Pirates (any creature can be a pirate) and Sirens (who compete for territory).
Fear: Harpoons, loud thunder, and certain sea charms.
Habitat: Cathedrals, tall stone towers, and ancient city walls.
Appearance: Stone-skinned, winged creatures with claws, fangs, dog snouts, and glowing eyes. At rest, they appear like ordinary statues.
Behavior: Protective and brooding.
Role: Guardians of sacred places, keeping out evil spirits and Roughners at night.
Allies: Wizards, Guardians, and some Fairies of Stonelight.
Enemies: Hags, Goblins, Trolls, Snotgurgles, Duendren, Ghosts, Roughners, and creatures that try to break into their homes.
Fact: At night, when no one is looking, they will move around or even fly. But they will never fly far from their homes.
Habitat: Abandoned houses, graveyards, misty forests, and forgotten battlefields.
Appearance: Transparent or smoky forms, sometimes glowing faint blue or white. Some appear as floating lights, others as full shadowy figures. Any creature can turn into a ghost after death (If they want to, otherwise they'll be summoned into the afterlife).
Behavior: Varies—some are mournful, some mischievous, some protective, some angry.
Types: Wisps, Phantoms, and Specters.
Allies: The family they had before they died; sometimes ghosts help Wanderers and Wizards.
Enemies: Guardians, Golems, and Fairies.
Special Notes: If a ghost touches water, it will be summoned to the afterlife. Only ghosts that died in water can be able to touch it without going to the afterlife. They have to touch fire instead
Habitat: High mountain meadows, cloud islands, and enchanted forests.
Appearance: Horse-like creatures with large, feathery wings. Color varies from white and gold to midnight black.
Behavior: Noble, fast, and sometimes stubborn.
Abilities: Fly at great speeds, control wind currents, and sense danger from far away.
Allies: Elves, Tijapurtun, Travelers, Treefolk, and sometimes Pixies (who braid their manes).
Enemies: Ogres, Orcs, Dragons, and Chupacabras.
Fear: Net traps and poisoned arrows.
Habitat: Desert canyons, dry forests, and moonlit hillsides.
Appearance: They look like hairless dogs but are small, scaly creatures with glowing blue eyes, sharp teeth, and fast-moving limbs.
Diet: Goats, Chickens, Cows, Sheep, and Pigs... but they also chase Pixies, Hoppergots, and Trail Sprites.
Abilities: Sneak silently, leap long distances, and paralyze small prey with fear.
Allies: Only Roughners and Duendren, who leave scraps behind.
Enemies: Gargoyles, Spiralkeepers, Bigfoots, and Farmers (who will try to kill them if they see them eat their livestock)
Fear: Bright lights, loud bells, and strong earth magic.
Habitat: Open plains, grassy fields, and dry desert edges.
Appearance: Rabbit-like creatures with small antlers or horns.
Behavior: Playful, fast, and hard to catch.
Special Notes:
Run at impossible speeds and confuse predators with illusion tricks.
Allies: Hobbits, Hoppergots, Gnomes, Tijapurtuns, and sometimes Trail Sprites.
Enemies: Chupacabras, Duendren, Ogres, and Orcs.
Fear: Loud noises and open fire.
Habitat: Under bridges, in rocky canyons, mountain passes, and dark forest trails—anywhere people (or goats) might need to cross.
Appearance: Giant cousins of Trolls (About 7'6) with gray-green skin, massive arms, hunched backs, and tusk-like teeth. Some wear scraps of old armor, bones, or mossy cloaks.
Behavior: Grumpy, territorial, and not very bright—but dangerously strong.
Bridge Guardians: They believe bridges belong to them by ancient troll-laws. Anyone who wants to cross must pay a toll (gold, song, or meat).
Brute Strength: known to lift trees, throw boulders, or smash through wooden buildings.
Fear of Riddles: Brute Trolls hate anything clever. If you confuse them with a riddle or trick, they usually give up or storm off.
Sunlight Curse: Some turn to stone in direct sunlight—others just get very sluggish.
Voice: Loud and gravelly; can sometimes be heard echoing from under bridges at night, grumbling about “too many feet.”
Mochains, Dwarves, Elves, Fairies (who tease them),
Gnomes, and Hobbits.
Special Notes: They are related to Trolls because they have the same ancestors (Mosrolles) It even says it in their name! "Brute Trolls"
Habitat: Ancient caves, volcanic ridges, and crumbling ruins hidden deep in forgotten parts of the world.
Appearance: Enormous, jagged stone-skinned humanoids with glowing cracks in their bodies—like veins of lava or quartz. They often have no eyes, only glowing pits. Moss grows on their shoulders and heads like beards and hair.
Behavior: Silent, ancient, and slow—but if awakened, incredibly powerful and destructive.
Troll Ancestors: They were the ancient ancestors of Trolls and Brute Trolls
but their looks changed, and then they were called "Trolls" They became louder, they shrunk, and they became less wise. But there was a group of Mosrolles that didn't change— until 10000 years later, when they became Brute Trolls.
Extinction: They evolved into Trolls and Brute Trolls, meaning they can no longer be seen.
Wizards (especially those who sought forbidden knowledge) Gnomes (who feared their awakening) Neanderthals (Who entered their territory).
Habitat: Lost continents, shattered mountain peaks, the skies, and places hidden from the modern world.
Appearance: Colossal humanoids, way bigger than giants, males grow mossy beards, females grow hair made of flowers and petals.
Behavior: Unknowable. Some are calm and wise, others rage across centuries. Most consider smaller beings beneath their notice.
Special Notes: Appearing once in a millennium—or only in dire times. When a Titan walked, ley lines shifted.
They have long lifespans up to five hundred million years!
In the ancient times, there was a population of around twenty three billion titans! They all vanished one day, leaving only forty six behind, now today, there are only three titans left on Earth!
Enemies: Dragons (rivals), Behemoths (territorial wars),
Roughners, and Vampires (who feared their light).
Habitat: Old castles, deep caves, ancient tombs, and forest ruins.
Appearance: Pale skin, fanged smiles, red or glowing eyes, and long dark cloaks. Some are bat-like; others appear nearly human.
Behavior: Cunning, cold, and hungry for more than just blood—often seeking power and influence.
Special Notes: Can charm weak minds, but repelled by strong light, garlic, and enchanted rivers.
Never seen in sunlight—vampires crumble if exposed.
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"Jackson Becker's Guide To Mythical Creatures" Is a unique, fun, fantasy-based book for people who like mythical creatures. In this book, you'll learn about mythical creatures and learn more about them. Every creature in this book has at least 1-5 pages about themselves and what they do. Every creature index in this book tells you their Habitat, Appearance, Behavior, Allies, Enemies, and Special Notes, If you want to study mythical creatures, then this book is for you!
There are 82 creatures in all!
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