Folklore

96 cards

Laura678

No account needed. By playing, you confirm you're 13 or older and agree to the Terms of use.

  • Night hag

    Supernatural night creature.

  • Azukiarai

    Phenomenon in Japanese folklore.

  • Gnome

    Mythological creature.

  • Asmodeus

    King of demons from the Book of Tobit.

  • Namuchi

    Asura (demon) in Hindu mythology.

  • Ghoul

    Jinn-like being often associated with eating human flesh in Arabian folklore.

  • Sigyn

    Mythical wife of Loki.

  • Jiutou Zhiji Jing

    Figure in Chinese mythology.

  • Tāwhaki

    Mythical being in Māori mythology.

  • Charybdis

    Sea monster in Greek mythology.

  • Jentil

    Basque mythological giants.

  • Alectryon (mythology)

    Youth transformed into a rooster in Greek mythology.

  • Geri and Freki

    Two wolves in Norse mythology.

  • Cancer (mythology)

    Giant crab in Greek mythology.

  • Lamia

    Figure in Greek mythology.

  • Dullahan

    Type of mythogical creature in Irish mythology.

  • River gods (Greek mythology)

    River gods in Greek mythology.

  • Äbädä

    Forest spirit from Tatar mythology.

  • Trauco

    Humanoid creature in Chilota mythology.

  • Ningyo

    Japanese mythological creature.

  • Callirhoë (Calydonian woman)

    Calydonian maiden in Greek mythology.

  • Basilisk

    Legendary reptile in European mythology.

  • Grýla

    Fictional character in Icelandic folklore.

  • Bai Suzhen

    Character in Chinese mythology.

  • Al Ana

    Female spirit or demon in Turkic folklore.

  • Astaroth

    Great Duke of Hell in demonology.

  • Yowie

    Cryptid from Australian folklore.

  • Lutung Kasarung

    Indonesian folktale.

  • The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter

    Japanese fictional prose narrative and folktale.

  • Icarus

    Greek mythological figure.

  • The Hag of Beara

    Irish mythical figure.

  • Baal Berith

    God(s) worshipped in ancient Canaan.

  • Pākhangbā

    Primordial god in Meitei mythology.

  • Yeti

    Mythical ape-like creature from Asia.

  • Adrammelech

    Ancient Semitic god.

  • Buraq

    Mythical beast in Islamic tradition.

  • Persephone

    Greek goddess of spring and the queen of the underworld.

  • Kangiten

    Japanese Buddhist elephant-headed god.

  • Ugajin

    Japanese mythology deity (kami).

  • Tsar Gorokh

  • Kitsune

    Fox spirits in Japanese folklore.

  • Aventinus (mythology)

    Mythological character son of Hercules and Rhea.

  • World tree

    Motif in many mythologies and religions.

  • Biwa-bokuboku

    Creature in Japanese folklore.

  • Ghosts in Tibetan culture

  • Libyan Sibyl

    Priestess in Greek mythology.

  • Akurojin-no-hi

    Japanese mythological creature.

  • Gilgamesh

    Sumerian ruler and protagonist of the Epic of Gilgamesh.

  • Ama no Fuchigoma

    Mythical horse from Japanese folklore.

  • Alectryon (mythology)

    Youth transformed into a rooster in Greek mythology.

  • Graeae

    Three sisters in Greek myth.

  • Peleus

    Mythical character.

  • Shasta (deity)

    Hindu god.

  • Mohini

    Hindu goddess of enchantment, the only female avatar of Vishnu.

  • Khereduankh

    Goddess credited as the mother of Imhotep.

  • Heliades

    Daughters of Helios in Greek mythology.

  • Chen Fu Zhen Ren

    Ancestral deity of Indonesian Chinese people.

  • Lethe

    River of forgetfulness in the Greek underworld.

  • Hippolyta

    Queen of the Amazons in Greek mythology.

  • Amaru (mythology)

    Serpent or dragon from Andean mythologies.