Mysterious creatures

The POOKA is a solitary Irish fairy presented variously in a large body of lore collected in the 19th century. In the works of T. Crofton Croker (1825–7), the pooka is malevolent and demonic, spoiling blackberries, and taking the form of a horse and offering unsuspecting mortals a dangerous ride. In Lady Wilde's Ancient Legends (1887), the pooka is benevolent and helpful, like the Scottish brownie. Known also as the phouka or púca, a common speculation links the pooka to the English folk…

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The Thing was black and its body was about the size of a large dog. It was the arms and legs, if they WERE arms and legs, that looked as though they belonged to an entirely different creature.

Hey everyone! I can't believe it has taken me this long to sign up on Polycount. I'm such a slacker!

Here's my second cryptid for #bloodlinesandblackmagic an upcoming modern rpg, the chupacabra. I had some hybrid species concepts that merged into nearly humanoid, with some dexterous hands to open some doors at night.

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Supernatural Creatures