scottish folklore

In the ruins of border castles, where battles once raged and blood soaked the stones, lives Redcap—a vicious goblin who murders travelers to keep his cap fresh with blood. When the cap dries, he dies—so he kills constantly, with iron-shod boots and a pike, fast as a demon and twice as cruel.

With a long neck, humped back, and flippers, Nessie is the world's most famous lake monster. Is she a surviving plesiosaur, a giant eel, or pure myth? For nearly a century, she's eluded capture, spawned countless theories, and made Loch Ness the most watched body of water on Earth.

A beautiful black horse stands by the Scottish loch, its mane dripping with water. It seems gentle, perfect for riding. But climb on its back, and you're trapped—your hands stick to its flesh as it plunges into the depths, drowning you while you scream for help that will never come.

Ancient and unyielding, the Cailleach rules the cold months, shaping the land and deciding the fate of those who dare to challenge her rule.