death

Riding through dark forests on a pale horse, crowned and cloaked, the Erlking calls to children with promises of games and treasures. Those who answer—or whose parents fail to protect them—are taken to his realm, never to return. He is seduction and death to the innocent.

Equal to the creator god Kane, Kanaloa rules the vast Pacific Ocean and the dark underworld. He is the squid, the octopus, the deep waters that sustain and drown. He is both provider and taker, life-giver and death-dealer, the balance to creation's light.

Dressed in white burial shrouds, with long black hair covering their faces, Gwisin are Korean ghosts who cannot rest. They died violently, unjustly, or with unfulfilled desires—and now they haunt the living, seeking vengeance, closure, or simply to be remembered.

Beautiful, alluring, and deadly—Xtabay appears as a stunning woman with long black hair, calling to men from beneath the ceiba tree. Those who follow her embrace find thorns instead of silk, and by morning, they're found dead, wrapped in the tree's deadly roots.

When darkness falls, the undead rise—restless spirits, cursed guardians, and eternal predators who defy the grave and haunt the living.

In South America’s forests, mountains, and rivers, mysterious beings guard sacred places and challenge those who wander too boldly into their realms.

In Ireland’s misty hills and shadowed forests, clever tricksters and ominous beings dwell unseen. From eerie cries in the night to glimmers of hidden gold, the land holds secrets for those who dare to look closer.

In the shadowed forests and misty peaks of Japan, mythical creatures like Tengu, Oni, and Kitsune roam, guarding their realms and challenging the unwary.