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Hi everyone, hope you’re all having a great week so far!

The theme for this Sunday, 24th April, is BIRDS & OTHER FLYING CREATURES.

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Image: The Owl at North Tor, by Jo March

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An Irshi is a fairy-like in folklore, often described as

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would you be into reading a couple issues of an all-ages comic about a little Viking trying to be a legend in a world filled with living myth and folklore? I'd love to send you links for the first two issues of my series Beorn: The Littlest Viking Saga.

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Basically blood, revenge, a kid in a tavern, and making sure kids know that myth and folklore aren't real.

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Casino Grayleaf, the Lucky Star of Galmiun, is her world's greatest hero.

She was the second character I came up with as a child, inspired by my love for games of chance, nature, and folklore.

Casino was born male and had a difficult childhood.

Skunk was once her arch-enemy.

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Basically blood, revenge, a kid in a tavern, and making sure kids know that myth and folklore aren't real.

I get it. I mean...except for that last one. That kinda tickled me.

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Basically blood, revenge, a kid in a tavern, and making sure kids know that myth and folklore aren't real.

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I posted in a response to the first tweet, but basically blood, revenge, a kid in a tavern, and making sure kids know that myth and folklore aren't real.

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For reference, the specific things they mentioned.

The blood, the talk of revenge, and the fact the kid was in the tavern. Other than that, it was a general overlay that myth and folklore are not real, and we have to make sure kids know that.

Aside from the last part, I get it.

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Closeup on my digital drawing to show you some of the details of Nicnevin - the Queen of Faeries from Scottish folklore.

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I never posted the finished drawing but here's my gancanagh oc. He's a trashy whore.

Gancanagh's are a type of fae from Irish folklore that seduce and destroy their victims. Like incubi but more romantic than sexual.

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"We must not look at goblin men,
We must not buy their fruits:
Who knows upon what soil they fed
Their hungry thirsty roots?"
"Come buy," call the goblins
Hobbling down the glen.
-Christina Rossetti, "Goblin Market"
🎨Arthur Rackham

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18th century-It was apparently common for pirates to add gunpowder to rum. Blackbeard in particular, was said to drink gunpowder-laced rum before boarding enemy ships. It was said to be a form of Dutch courage, & enforced his reputation as a crazed foe.

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The White Maiden is a dutch similar to the White Lady. Read her story on

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The Upior is a prototype from Check out the story on

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Also the title of a book by me.

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The natives of Renwick, Cumbria were known as ‘bats’ due to the monstrous creature that is said to have flown out of the foundations of their church in 1733


art: Heinrich Aldegrever

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🍄🍎🍄Folklore warns against accepting food or drink from Faeries - no matter how deliciously tempting it may appear - otherwise you will fall under their power!

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today we're traveling to the netherlands to visit EFTELING, a fantasy-themed park whose attractions are based on fairy tales, folklore, myths, and legends!

this park has it ALL— dark rides, roller coasters, plus other strange and unusual attractions?!?!

stream starts at 2pm PT!

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[FR/EN] Sae, Vtuber Art, Nature & Folklore !🌿🧚‍♂️
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