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Tag Archives: mythology
Windemere Monsters: Giltris (Lizard-People)
Not that hard to explain these guys since they are what you would expect from the picture above. The Giltris are lizard people who live in various tribal systems throughout Windemere. Being cold-blooded, most of them stick to swamps and … Continue reading
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Tagged author, creatures, epic fantasy, fantasy, folklore, high fantasy, Legends of Windemere, lizards, monsters, mythology, october, reptiles, sword & sorcery, Windemere, writing
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Windemere Monsters: Oakind (Treants)
Here we are with the first of the Windemere monsters. I think we’ll all recognize these creatures, which I call Oakind. They are also Ents or Treants, which are the sentient trees found throughout fantasy. Walking and talking as they … Continue reading
Posted in War of Nytefall
Tagged author, creatures, ents, epic fantasy, fantasy, folklore, high fantasy, Legends of Windemere, monsters, mythology, oakind, october, sword & sorcery, treants, trees, Windemere, writing
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Windemere Monsters: The Dread Boar
The Dread Boar is one of the creatures that came out of nowhere and racked up a ton of mileage quickly. Debuting in the Legends of Windemere series, they have also been mentioned and appeared in War of Nytefall and … Continue reading
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Tagged author, creatures, epic fantasy, fantasy, folklore, high fantasy, Legends of Windemere, monsters, mythology, october, sword & sorcery, Windemere, writing
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Windemere Monsters: The Jesters
This is one that can get confusing because their name is also used for the career and clothing. The thing to remember going forward is that the Jesters here are spelled with a capital ‘J’. Also that I won’t be … Continue reading
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Tagged author, creatures, epic fantasy, fantasy, folklore, high fantasy, jesters, Legends of Windemere, monsters, mythology, october, sword & sorcery, Windemere, writing
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Windemere Monsters: The Trolls
What would a fantasy world be without trolls to drive terror into the hearts of adventures at least once? Obviously, you can do this, but I was picking from the classics early on and trolls were top of the list. … Continue reading
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Tagged author, creatures, epic fantasy, fantasy, folklore, high fantasy, Legends of Windemere, monsters, mythology, october, sword & sorcery, trolls, Windemere, writing
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Mirror, Mirror in the Myth
I saw mention of the Magic Mirror from Snow White and started thinking of other ways this common object shows up in stories. It’s amazing how much symbolism and usage is behind a piece of glass. Not only recently, but … Continue reading
Top 5 of 2024- #1 Various Cardinal Symbol Systems
This post originally went live on February 21, 2024. I mentioned that there have been plenty of uses of the cardinal directions to create fantasy and mythological systems. Sometimes, you even have a 5th direction of ‘center’, which is important … Continue reading
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Tagged beasts, cardinal directions, east, elements, fiction, Greek, japanese, mythology, native americans, north, roman, south, west, writing, wu xing
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The Menehune: Dwarves of Hawaii
So, I really wanted to showcase something from Hawaii since I wasn’t seeing a lot show up in searches. This is mythology and folklore more than cryptozoology though. It should still count as far as I’m concerned. The Menehune are … Continue reading
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Tagged creatures, dwarves, fairies, folklore, hawaii, legends, menehune, mythology
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The Snoligoster: This Isn’t a Repeat
I wasn’t going to do this one later, but realized it has a connection to the Snallygaster. Not only similar names, but the connection to racism. Although, this one comes from the swamps of Florida, Georgia, and Louisiana instead of … Continue reading
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Tagged creatures, cryptids, lore, mythology, racism, snoligoster
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The Snallygaster of Maryland
Definitely enjoying the odd names on a lot of these creatures. This one really caught my eye. I mean, Snallygaster sounds like something out of a Monty Python sketch or Dr Suess book. Yet, it’s not. So, what is it? … Continue reading
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Tagged creatures, cryptid, folklore, hatred, monsters, mythology, racism, snallygaster
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