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A strzyga is a usually female demon similar to a vampire in Slavic folklore. These creatures were believed to fly at night in a form of an owl and attack travelers and people who had wandered off into the woods, sucking out their blood and eating their insides.

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This week LB and Kaitlin are in Philadelphia, but you can take a look back on episode 4 to hear them talk about the Jiangshi, also known as "hopping vampires"! Let's have a corpse party!

Listen: https://t.co/2KhcTe2xnt

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In Polish folklore, Turoń is a festive monstrosity in the form of a black, horned and shaggy animal with a flopping jaw. Its appearance can be noticed at folk events during the period of Christmas, yet most likely in times of Carnival and before Lent begins.

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This year I worked on cards & concept art for art for the Inc. D&D book, first huge expansion, a poker deck, my first products an oracle deck and calendar! also and and maps for

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hiya folks, I'm danny and I draw comic art and caribbean folklore

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hey folks, I'm danny and I draw comic art and caribbean folklore

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heya, I'm danny and I draw comic art and caribbean folklore

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hey folks, I'm danny and I draw comic art and caribbean folklore

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hey folks, I'm danny and I draw comic art and caribbean folklore

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hey folks, I'm danny and I draw comic art and caribbean folklore

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Thanks for this opportunity!
I'm Yuan and I love creating art inspired by folklore and pop culture. And I love goblins and monsters!

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Careful-It is Krampusnacht!
Popular in Alpine folklore, the figure of Krampus is a devil-like creature who punishes badly-behaved children the night before St. Nicholas Day. A rather sinister form of the normal Christmas card, this punishment usually took the form of kidnapping.

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Thanks everyone for the RTs and answers.
The answer: Devil
(Sorry, not Lucifer or Satan as Devil is 'Lived' reversed)
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In the typical legend, St Nicholas and Krampus work together. St Nicholas leaves sweets for good children and twigs for naughty ones, and Krampus beats the extra naughty ones or hauls them to his lair. -> https://t.co/zstTAcWqEs

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The next morning, the upset farmer was told his fields had been aflame all night- but when he arrived, the crops were safe and the field was neatly mown in perfect- too perfect- circles. The devil had come to do what was asked of him. (2/2)

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My take on for is more of a great big monster stomping around the North Pole, pulling out Christmas trees🎄

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hey folks, I'm danny and I draw comic art and caribbean folklore

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