Explore Monsters & Myths

The Bai Ze, a creature of profound wisdom, is said to know the names and weaknesses of ten thousand demons. Few have encountered it, and fewer still have left with its knowledge.

Riding through the night with a severed head in hand, the Dullahan is an omen of inevitable doom—once it calls your name, there is no escape.

Cunning, deceptive, and insatiably cruel, the Rakshasa walk among us, their true forms hidden beneath veils of illusion.

The Selkies, enigmatic and tragic, walk the line between sea and shore, yearning for the world they left behind.

When the Nian emerges, silence falls. A shadow of hunger and terror, it descends upon villages, forcing families into hiding. Fire and sound may drive it back—but for how long?

A relic of power and hunger, the Jenglot does not forgive neglect. It demands blood, and those who fail to offer it may find themselves its next source.

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

Across lands and eras, fiery beings emerge from myth and lore—gods, creatures, and forces said to shape and scorch the world around them.

For centuries, accounts have described the Qilin as symbols of wisdom and prosperity, their presence a rare but powerful sign of fate in motion. But encountering one is no mere coincidence—it is an omen that fate has taken an interest in you.

### **Updated Shortened Excerpt** Amid Greece’s ruins and rugged landscapes, legendary monsters like the Sphinx and Hydra guard secrets and challenge the bold who dare face them.

The Phoenix, a legendary bird of fire, symbolizes renewal and resilience, inspiring myths across cultures from ancient Egypt to Greece and beyond.

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