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Hoy 24 de Agosto cumple años Sakuya Kudan de Folklore of Kudan.
¡Felicidades!
https://t.co/TbGBcIobKC

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folklore sketch. you rarely ever see her without her friend bear plush!

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Beware of this deadly beauty. In Irish mythology, Cliodna is a Queen of the Banshees

RT and ❤️ on OpenSea https://t.co/pDJqUcRC2u

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🍀💚🍀Folklore says that if you carry a four leaf clover you will see Faeries.

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God of primordial Chaos - Keku. Used lot of inspiration from internet folklore.

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In Welsh folklore, corgis were the preferred method of transportation for fairies. Isn’t that such a lovely thought?
See Corgi Cutie here 👉 https://t.co/dS6fV0LAXa
My S6 Shop 👉 https://t.co/kVyFT5u7sX

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my piece for [Genshin Folklore] Zine.
it was cancelled tho.😢
BUT it means that i can show you the full artwork!!
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Świcorz is a Polish folklore creature similar to will-o'-the-wisp. They appear on wetlands. Some light a path home for lost people but those who don’t thank for their help risk a great danger as świcorz is capable of burning people alive.

Art by Paulina Śliwa

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Yami, the blind cyber-samurai, and an army of mechanical creatures inspired by the darkest Japanese folklore are waiting for you next week at

In the meantime, you can play the free Prologue here:

https://t.co/8I6CmCP5EQ

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Contrary to their frequent portrayal in modern fantasy, the house fairies of British folklore were not slaves. They would cook and clean for a human family because they wanted to. If the family was disrespectful, the fairy would punish them for the offense.

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Danguk, our campaign setting inspired by Korean folklore, is a land where people, fey, spirits, and gods coexist.

KS launches late Sept w/ 100+ new art, 60+ new monsters, new ancestries, and subclasses!

https://t.co/MeBMvpF1Cl

illust: @ hanghul
@ chagok_yun
@ frogthief

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According to Eastern Slavic mythology, if millers appease Vodyanoy, the water spirit, it'll help them by bringing water to their mills during dry spells. If they offend Vodyanov, millers can cast bread and vodka into the stream to make amends 🐟

🎨Alt

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Dock leaves have long been considered the antidote for nettle stings as attested by this rhyme:
Nettle in, dock out,
Dock rub nettle out.

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Shellycoat is a type of Brownie from Anglo-Scottish Borders folklore, that inhabits rivers and other water bodies. It's name, from the coat of shells it wears. It's relatively harmless unless humans trespass on it's territory


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!?!?!?!?!?!??! AUGUST?????? FREAKING AUGUST FROM FOLKLORE PLAYS IN THE LOCAL RADIO?!?!?!?!?!?!?

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"When the wind makes the straws and leaves whirl as it passes, that is the fairies, and the peasantry take off their hats and say, 'God bless them'”.
~Fairy & Folk Tales of the Irish Peasantry (1888)

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