Goldhorn

According to this Slovenian myth, the Goldhorn is the guardian to unspeakable treasures hidden high in the mountains. From it's blood grow magical healing flowers, so don't think to catch this creature off guard!

-Jamie

Rain Woman

A Japanese myth; ame-onna.  the rain woman.  featured in plenty of anime.  Megan! (and here's hoping Jamie is feeling better.)

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We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, but the member of this group responsible for this week's offering is ill, lethargic, and annoyed. Yes, you really can be all three at once! Please pardon the lack of update, and check back soon!

Ankou

Ankou:  in Cornish or Norman French folklore he is the personificatin of Death.  Portrayed as an old man or skeleton with ragged clothing and a scythe.  Also said to be the first dead person of the new year.
- Megan

Kitsune

Kitsune (or foxes) are a common subject in Japanese folklore. They are depicted as being magical and highly intelligent creatures. Often times they assume the form of a human (often a beautiful woman) by placing a leaf or bundle of reeds on their head. This ability helps them greatly to trick others, leading to their reputation of trickster. Once in the human form, you can often distinguish them by their tail which they have difficulty in hiding, the shadow they cast will still be that of a fox, or any reflection which would still show their true appearance. I love the many legends and stories including Kitsune, check them out!

Two for one!  The (somewhat) finished Black Annis and new! Amphhithere - a type of dragon that has wings and stubby little legs.
love,
megan

Baykok

The Baykok, a walking skeleton with translucent skin and glowing red eyes that comes from the folklore of the Chippewa nation is a vicious killer. However, the Baykok only preys on warriors, and will kill with either with its club or invisible arrows. So if you're meek and mild, you have nothing to fear from this intriguing spectre!