Tag: Mountainous
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Iron Flowers
Only found in the deepest of underground mines, iron flowers are a rare and beautiful supernatural plant. Category: Mountainous History Iron flowers are often sought out in romantic poetry, as a symbolic gesture of affection to the recipient. They are difficult to find, and incredibly delicate if they are picked, so the few that survive…
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Goblins
Goblins are mischievous, humanoid creatures that are commonly found in Europe in forests and mountainous regions. There are similar species found all over the world. Category: Forest/Mountainous, Nocturnal History Goblins in history are depicted as either mischievous or outright evil depending on the source material. In their kinder depictions, they play pranks or serve comeuppance…
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Phoenix
The phoenix is an immortal creature of flame and ashes, in a never-ending cycle of rebirth. It is said their song is so mournful that listeners will burst into tears upon hearing it. Category: Sky/Immortal History Hailing originally from the Mediterranean, the phoenix is associated with the sun and the cycle of life and death,…
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Kobolds
The kobold is a small, reclusive creature that lives in deep caves underground hollows. Also called stone imps or knockers, they are known for their deep voices and glowing eyes. Category: Mountainous History Kobolds have been sighted many times throughout history, though they are often mistaken for goblins, dwarves and other small supernatural creatures. They…
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Gryphons
The traditional gryphon (or griffin) is a symbol of strength and unity, and a fearsome creature. Though many varieties exist, the most traditional is of an eagle’s head and wings on the body of a lion. Category: Mountainous/Aerial History The traditional gryphon is the mix of a lion and eagle, who are both considered kings…
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