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19 chronicles
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Vampire

The Vampire, the blood-drinking undead of European legend — a corpse that rises from the grave by night to feed on the blood of the living, spreading

Arthurian & Medieval European · 02 July 2026

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Salamander

The Salamander, the fire-dwelling elemental creature of classical and medieval European legend — a lizard-like being so cold it can live in and extinguish

Arthurian & Medieval European · 02 July 2026

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Ogre

The Ogre, the man-eating giant of European fairy tale and folklore — a huge, brutish, ugly humanoid that dwells in castles and caves, preys on people and

Arthurian & Medieval European · 02 July 2026

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Mermaid

The Mermaid, the fish-tailed sea-maiden of European legend — a beautiful woman above the waist and a fish below who sings with bewitching voice, an omen

Arthurian & Medieval European · 02 July 2026

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Succubus

The Succubus, the female sex-demon of medieval European demonology — a fiend in the form of a beautiful woman that seduces men in their dreams and drains

Arthurian & Medieval European · 02 July 2026

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Incubus

The Incubus, the male sex-demon of medieval European demonology — a fiend that comes to women in the night, lying upon and pressing the sleeper, draining

Arthurian & Medieval European · 02 July 2026

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Goblin

The Goblin, the small, ugly, malicious sprite of European folklore — a grotesque little creature, mischievous to malevolent, that haunts homes, mines, and

Arthurian & Medieval European · 01 July 2026

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Gargoyle

The Gargoyle, the carved stone monster of medieval European architecture and legend — a grotesque figure on the cathedrals serving as a rainwater spout

Arthurian & Medieval European · 01 July 2026

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Fairy

The Fairy (Fae, Faerie), the supernatural folk of European legend — a race of magical, capricious beings who dwell in an enchanted otherworld, possess

Arthurian & Medieval European · 01 July 2026

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Unicorn

The Unicorn, the pure white horned horse of classical and medieval European legend — a beautiful, untamable beast with a single spiralling horn whose horn

Arthurian & Medieval European · 01 July 2026

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Phoenix

The Phoenix, the immortal fire-bird of classical and medieval European legend — a magnificent bird that lives for centuries, then burns on a nest of

Arthurian & Medieval European · 01 July 2026

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Hippogriff

The Hippogriff, the eagle-horse of European and Renaissance Italian legend — a noble winged creature, offspring of a griffin and a mare, with an eagle's

Arthurian & Medieval European · 01 July 2026

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Manticore

The Manticore, the man-eating monster of Persian and medieval European legend — a beast with a man's face, a red lion's body, and a scorpion's tail that

Arthurian & Medieval European · 01 July 2026

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Griffin

The Griffin (Gryphon), the majestic eagle-lion of classical and medieval European legend — a noble beast with the head and wings of an eagle and the body

Arthurian & Medieval European · 30 June 2026

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Wyvern

The Wyvern, the two-legged winged dragon of European heraldry and legend — a dragon-like creature with eagle's legs, bat-wings, a serpentine body, and a

Arthurian & Medieval European · 30 June 2026

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Basilisk

The Basilisk, the dread “king of serpents” of classical and medieval European legend — a small but supremely deadly reptile whose gaze and breath bring

Arthurian & Medieval European · 30 June 2026

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Cockatrice

The Cockatrice, the dragon-rooster monster of medieval European legend — a fearsome hybrid of cock and dragon, hatched from a cock's egg incubated by a

Arthurian & Medieval European · 30 June 2026

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European Dragon

The European Dragon, the great fire-breathing, hoard-guarding monster of European myth — a vast scaled, winged reptile that breathes fire, hoards gold,

Arthurian & Medieval European · 30 June 2026

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Werewolf

Werewolf

The complete legend of the werewolf: how a person becomes one, the real 16th-century werewolf trials, silver and wolfsbane, and the wolf-man's brothers across world mythology.

Arthurian & Medieval European · 22 May 2026

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