Creature of the Month Club

The unicorn is more than a mere character in your story. They are guardians of the natural world. Unicorns represent innocence, transformation, wisdom, strength, and freedom. They are the most virtuous creatures of all fantastical ones, as their sacred energy is only available to the purest of hearts.

The Griffin is a powerful and unique creature, with a head of an eagle and the body of a lion, this formidable foe will fight to the bitter end to keep evil and corruption out of its territory.

Kelpies are water spirits found near the rivers and streams of Scotland. Beware! For the attractive pony, with a dripping wet tail, wondering the shoreline alone hasn’t lost its herd.

There is something humbling about Bigfoot, as he lives half in our reality and the other half, well, that’s up to our theoretical friend to admit.

El Chupacabra is known in Latin America as a monster that attacks animals and drains them of their blood. Chupa, means “to suck” and Cabra, means, “goat”.

Nature is an amazing creature, and the process of growth is more than transformative; it’s as empowering as life itself.

On the Lunar New Year’s Eve, the monster leaves his lair, either the mountains or the sea, with the intention to invade nearby villages. It terrorized and attacked humans and livestock, as well as destroyed crops.

The White Stag is known for its massive rack of antlers and is associated with the spirit of the forest.

With vicious fangs and a long, forked tongue, Krampus roams the roads and enters the homes of naughty children. He beats them with birch rod sticks and smacks them with heavy chains, a punishment for their misbehavior. And for those truly wicked, he stuffs them in his basket and drags…

Ghouls are the creatures we fear when alone in an vacant spaces. They hide in dark, scary places, such as cemeteries and abandoned buildings, or forests in the middle of no where.

Check under your bed before you turn off the light. You never know what will disturb your slumber. Boggarts lurk in the dark, shadowy corners and prey on your fears.

The word Banshee or Bean Sidhe, is pronounced [Ban-Shee]. Ban, meaning woman, and Sidhe meaning fairy mounds or fairy dwellings. This basically translates to “the woman of the hills” or “Woman of the Fairies”.