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This is my first attempt at a lore book. I plan on adding more lore books from Supernatural. Currently the list is:

  1. Powers and Abilities
  2. Ghosts
  3. Spells and Witchcraft

I have added a couple more creatures not explored in the Supernatural show to add a little spice. I plan to add more lore books.

V1.0 9/7/2024

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A summary of all Creatures in Supernatural. Total of 42 entries. This does not list Angels , Demons, and Ghosts: will each have their own lore books.

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  1. #1Followers of Xipe Totec, think Supernatural episode 'Scarecorw'.

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    Xipe Totec, also known as "The Flayed One," is an ancient Aztec deity associated with the cycles of life, death, and rebirth. His followers, known as the Xipe Totec Cultists, are a shadowy sect dedicated to his worship, embodying his essence through dark, otherworldly rituals. Clad in ceremonial garb that mimics the deity’s flayed skin, these cultists symbolize their deep devotion to the cyclical themes of life, death, and rebirth. The cultists engage in elaborate, secretive ceremonies that harken back to ancient Aztec practices, including both symbolic and literal sacrifices. These rites are performed to invoke Xipe Totec’s malevolent favor for fertility, agricultural prosperity, and spiritual transformation. The rituals, marked by intense and dramatic acts of ritualistic flaying, are intended to channel the deity’s dark powers and effect profound changes. Their actions, though macabre, are believed to be essential for maintaining the balance between the natural and supernatural realms. Possessing malevolent, otherworldly powers, the Xipe Totec Cultists are highly disciplined and operate from concealed temples or secluded locations. Their deep knowledge of ancient, forbidden magic allows them to wield potent and dark forces in service of their deity. Their connection to Xipe Totec is a testament to their commitment, reflecting their role in perpetuating the deity’s influence and power through their fearsome and enigmatic practices.

  2. #2Vampire, blood sucker of the night.

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    vampires also known as Upior or Wurdulac are elusive, blood-drinking supernatural beings that were once human. They are nearly extinct due to extensive hunting, but their ability to reproduce through blood transfusion means that a single vampire can repopulate their kind. Originating from the Alpha Vampire, these creatures are immortal and typically live for centuries, with each vampire mating for life. They are organized into nests of eight to ten members, with younger vampires hunting for the elders and the nest being led by the oldest or their maker, whom they often revere. Vampires sustain themselves on blood, preferring human blood but can also drink from other animals or use donated blood bags to avoid killing. They can only be killed by beheading, leaving behind a recognizable corpse. Vampirism spreads through ingestion of vampire blood or its direct introduction into the bloodstream, with newly turned vampires experiencing confusion, heightened senses, and intense bloodlust. To resurrect a dead vampire, one must retrieve their soul from Purgatory and perform a ritual involving their body and a mixture of blood and soul. Vampires generally look human but have sharp, retractable fangs and, in some cases, claw-like nails, with their powers including super strength, speed, and regeneration, while their weaknesses include sunlight, dead man's blood, and serious physical injury.

  3. #3Whispers are a more stealthy version of Werewolf.

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    Whispers are enigmatic creatures that blend traits of both werewolves and vampires, feeding on hearts and blood specifically during a solar eclipse. Despite their similarities to werewolves, Whispers are more closely aligned with demons and have existed on the fringes of society for centuries. Their name reflects their stealthy nature, which allowed them to evade detection, although many were hunted and killed during the Salem witch trials. Whispers possess abilities such as heightened stealth and invulnerability, making them difficult to detect and harm. However, they are vulnerable to silver and decapitation, which can effectively neutralize them.

  4. #4Werewolf

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    Werewolves, or lycanthropes, are supernatural beings that can transform into a hybrid of human and wolf, exhibiting the predatory characteristics of both. These creatures are primarily carnivorous and, due to urban encroachment, often prey on humans, always consuming the heart of their victims. The transformation into a werewolf is triggered by a bite, though some are born as werewolves from pureblooded parents. Werewolves are divided into regular and pureblood types, with regulars only transforming during the full moon, while purebloods can shift at will and retain more control over their transformations. The latter group also possesses enhanced strength and speed even in human form. Infected individuals may suffer from short-term memory loss and confusion, while the cure for lycanthropy—an injection of the sire's live blood—is effective only in the early stages of infection and won't work if the werewolf has fed. Werewolves live in packs and have a range of powers including shapeshifting, super strength, and regeneration, but are vulnerable to silver, angel blades, and other supernatural threats.

  5. #5No not the Wrath of Khan. Wraith!

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    Wraiths are a type of monster that feed on human brain fluids and can infect them with high doses of dopamine. Wraiths feed on brain fluids, which can be extracted through a spike located in its wrists. They introduce a spike into a weak spot behind the ear to easily get to the victim's brain. The spike can be used as a weapon, but it seems to be easy to break; victims with their brain fluids sucked out are left with completely dried brains. Also have the ability to make a person mentally unstable just by touching them. Their true forms are revealed by mirrors like sirens and their main weakness is silver as just the touch of it badly burns them. Silver to the heart is fatal to them. A Wraith has an evil aura that can be sensed by Psychics. Their aura is usually colored cold blue, but can later be switched into a fierce red. They can look like typical humans. However, their real faces can be seen, and recognized as wraiths, when they are reflected on a mirror; their true form is that of a humanoid creature with rotten skin. Their powers and abilities are perception altering, insanity inducement, spikes, invulnerability, super strength, super agility, regeneration, and hydrokinesis. Their weaknesses are silver, mirrors, spike breaking, severe trauma/extreme brain damage, psychics, djinn, and explosions.

  6. #6Witches are humans who work with magic.

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    Witches are individuals deeply versed in the art of witchcraft, able to harness and channel natural forces to practice magic. These practitioners, who can be either male or female, are often long-lived and possess considerable power. The origins of witchcraft are obscure, but it is believed that witches have been around since humanity's dawn, passing down their knowledge through family lines. Contrary to common misconceptions, not all witches derive their magic from demonic sources or engage in devil worship; some, like Wiccans, draw power from nature and practice various magical traditions including Hoodoo, Voodoo, and Wicca. There are three primary types of witches: Borrowers, Naturals, and Students. Borrowers gain their powers through deals with demons, often trading their souls or making other significant bargains, without a set time limit on their deals. Naturals are born with an innate magical ability, though not all offspring of Naturals inherit this trait. Students, lacking inherent magical skills, can develop powers through rigorous training and mentorship from a Grand Coven-approved guide, though some may also be self-taught. The Grand Coven, once a dominant authority in the witch community, has been significantly weakened by attacks and witch hunts, diminishing its influence. Covens, groups of witches who gather for rituals and ceremonies, typically have a high priest or priestess leading them and follow their own laws. Witches wield a variety of magical abilities, from spell casting and elemental manipulation to necromancy and reality warping, but they also have weaknesses such as iron, magic-specific tools, and witch-killing spells. Their tools often include amulets, athames, candles, and grimoires, among others.

  7. #7Wendigos are humans turned into cannibalistic creatures. creatures

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    Wendigos are terrifying, cannibalistic creatures born from humans who, when driven to eat human flesh to survive, transform into monstrous entities that are the very embodiment of gluttony and excess. Once human, these beings lose most of their former features, emerging as emaciated, over six-foot-tall horrors with visible bones beneath their pallid skin. Their eyes are deeply set, and their mouths are filled with crooked, razor-sharp teeth. Wendigos possess formidable powers, including super strength, speed, and agility, as well as voice mimicry and a high level of stamina. They are relentless hunters, driven by an insatiable hunger for human flesh, often hoarding their victims in dark, isolated places like caves or abandoned mines. Wendigos are predominantly found in the northern regions of the United States, such as Minnesota and northern Michigan, and exhibit hibernation behavior during harsh winters, requiring them to hoard food. Despite their fearsome abilities and near invulnerability, they do have weaknesses. They can be harmed or killed by fire, Anasazi symbols, silver, iron, steel, and even demons. Their monstrous nature is underscored by their continued quest for new victims, driven by an endless, ravenous hunger.

  8. #8Trolls, what more needs said.

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    Trolls stand out as imposing and fearsome creatures. These large, burly humanoids are characterized by their rugged, grayish skin and coarse features, including broad noses and sharp teeth. Often clad in ragged clothing, Trolls exude an aura of menace and brutality. They are malevolent by nature, with a notorious appetite for human flesh and a penchant for violence and chaos. Preferring to lurk in dark, concealed environments, Trolls pose a significant threat to local populations, terrorizing communities and preying upon unsuspecting individuals. Their immense strength and remarkable durability make them formidable adversaries, though they are not without vulnerabilities. Trolls are particularly susceptible to iron and fire, which can weaken or even destroy them, providing crucial means of defense against these monstrous beings.

  9. #9Soul Eaters are exactly what it says, they feed on souls.

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    Soul Eaters are ancient and formidable spiritual entities that exist in a dimension separate from our own, known as their "nest." These humanoid beings are cloaked in dark robes, with distorted faces and empty black eyes, and they sustain themselves by feeding on human souls. When a Soul Eater claims a victim, the soul is dragged into this pocket-dimension where it remains trapped, gradually withering away despite the death of the victim's physical body. A Soul Eater can maintain its hold over souls by moving from one location to another, taking its previous victims as a reserve of "emergency food." Although conventional lore suggests Soul Eaters are nearly invincible, a special Celtic sigil can trap them, and a specific sigil can kill them if painted in both their nest and the house they inhabit. Soul Eaters possess a range of supernatural abilities, including reality warping, soul extraction, and telekinesis, and can mimic ghostly phenomena such as cold spots and electromagnetic interference. When trapped, the souls of their victims are confined with them, but killing a Soul Eater releases these souls, allowing the dead to move on and the living to return to their bodies. Their nests, existing outside of time and space, allow for interactions between souls from different periods, adding a complex layer to their already unsettling nature.

  10. #10Skinwalkers are cousins to the werewolf.

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    Skinwalkers are formidable and menacing creatures, closely related to werewolves but with distinct and unsettling characteristics. Originating from a powerful Alpha Skinwalker, these dog-like monsters possess the ability to shapeshift into various animal forms, predominantly canines, without the limitations of lunar cycles. Unlike their werewolf counterparts, Skinwalkers can transform at will, whether day or night, and their transformations are complete, lacking the hybrid wolf-human appearance. This versatility makes them particularly dangerous as they operate with the predatory instincts of a true beast. Skinwalkers exhibit a pack mentality, led by a hierarchical structure where a pack leader answers to the Alpha Skinwalker. They are notorious for their brutal feeding habits, specifically targeting human hearts, and their bites are highly infectious, capable of turning victims into Skinwalkers themselves. Despite their formidable powers—enhanced strength, super speed, accelerated healing, and super senses—they have a significant vulnerability: silver. Silver is the only substance that can kill them; when struck by a silver weapon, a Skinwalker reverts to its human form, revealing its true identity. This combination of traits makes Skinwalkers both fearsome predators and complex creatures

  11. #11Shapeshifter, name says it all.

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    Shapeshifters, or Shifters, are a unique species of supernatural beings that begin their existence as ordinary humans but develop the ability to assume the form of any human they choose. Their transformation capabilities vary, with some mastering the skill from a young age while others take much longer to perfect it. Shapeshifters shed their own skin, teeth, and nails to mimic their chosen personas, gaining not only their appearance but also their thoughts and behaviors. This ability to adopt another’s identity allows them to blend seamlessly into human society, though their actions are driven by human impulses and desires, making them distinct from other monsters that operate on instinct. Despite their adaptability and impressive powers—such as shapeshifting, super strength, and telepathy—Shapeshifters have specific weaknesses, including sensitivity to silver, iridium, and pepper spray, and they can be detected by dogs. Their true physical form remains unknown due to their constant shifting, and they can appear with glowing silver-gold eyes in recordings. Some Shapeshifters continuously cycle through various appearances, while others maintain a preferred form when not impersonating someone else, hinting at a possible original appearance or personal preference.

  12. #12Shadow Spirit, not really a spirit more like a shadow.

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    The Shadow Spirit emerges as a formidable and enigmatic entity, intricately bound within a magical bracelet forged by the deity Erebus. This bracelet grants those with a heart untainted by darkness the extraordinary ability to perceive otherwise invisible monsters. However, for individuals concealing sinister secrets, the Shadow Spirit reveals a more malevolent side. The spirits, manifesting as living shadows, possess remarkable abilities: they can traverse their surroundings with superhuman speed, manipulate objects and people, and even warp reality itself. Their incorporeal nature allows them to interfere with electronic devices and shift forms at will, making them elusive and unpredictable. The sole weakness of these shadowy beings lies in the bearer’s willingness to confront their hidden truths. If the bearer refuses to disclose their dark secrets, the Shadow Spirits will envelop them in a consuming darkness, ensuring that their concealed sins are brought to light, thereby transforming the bracelet from a mere artifact into a conduit of both revelation and peril.

  13. #13Rugaru like Gouls only their victim's are not dead.

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    Rugaru are born and live as human for all intents and purposes, typically being unaware of their condition, but at a certain age the bones will start moving deep underneath their skin. Then, they will suddenly begin craving large quantities of food, this condition is not a virus; rather, it is passed down genetically. A person who possesses this Rugaru gene will eventually give in to the urge to feed and will devour a human. The change starts out with an increased hunger for all food, but quickly transforms into a powerful craving for flesh, specifically human (long pig); the change itself is very fast, occurring within minutes of the first bite of human flesh; once they give in to its desire to feed on a human, there is no going back; they will lose its human appearance and change into a monster; the change consists of blood shot eyes, wormy skin, and rotted teeth. Although it is believed by some that a person with this Rugaru gene can overcome their curse, no Rugarus are known to have been successful in this. Apparently, the final change can be avoided as long as thy resist eating human flesh; unfortunately, the urge is extremely strong and is practically impossible to ignore. After consuming human flesh, the Rugaru will act as a predator, often eating violently and moving on all fours. Their human, emotional side becomes less active, yet they retain all physical abilities. Rugarus do retain full memory of their human life and may display some capacity for emotion and empathy, but this is almost always eclipsed by their overpowering need to feed. They look nearly completely human, aside from several exceptions: Their skin is "wormy"; it's considerably paler than human skin and has prominent veins and skin folds. Full grown Rugarus obtain demonic, pitch-black eyes, while unchanged they have red, bloody scleras. Thier powers and abilities are evolution (metamorphosis into an inhuman maneater), super strength, super speed, super stamina, invulnerability, and super senses. Their weaknesses are fire, demon-killing knife, nephilim, hunger, and excessive medical trauma.

  14. #14Reapers are servants to the Grim Reaper (Death).

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    Reapers serve as enigmatic agents of Death, tasked with preserving the Natural Order of life and death. Traditionally seen as neutral entities, Reapers are neither aligned with Heaven, Hell, nor Purgatory. They are known for their solemn duty: waiting for individuals to reach the end of their lives—whether through natural causes or accidents—and then guiding their souls to their respective afterlifes. While they cannot compel souls to follow them, Reapers typically persuade souls by forewarning them of their fate if they resist, such as becoming trapped as ghosts on Earth. Reapers are characterized by their diverse appearances, ranging from ghostly figures and elegant women to elderly men clad in mortician attire. Despite their stoic demeanor, they are capable of experiencing human-like emotions such as sorrow and compassion. Their primary role is to maintain the balance of life and death without interfering in other aspects of existence. They possess a wide array of powers, including super strength, invisibility, and soul control, but are vulnerable to entities like higher demons, certain magical artifacts, and other supernatural beings. Occasionally, some Reapers deviate from their prescribed roles, becoming rogue agents who may transport souls for profit or act contrary to the Natural Order. The Reapers' connection with Death is deep yet enigmatic, characterized by a reverence akin to that of angels towards God. The process of succession is integral to their existence; when one Reaper dies, another is reborn and promoted to take Death's place. Despite their role in the cosmic scheme, the true origins of Reapers remain shrouded in mystery, with their existence and function deeply embedded in the supernatural fabric of the universe.

  15. #15Rakshasha, Hindu folklore, feed on human flesh.

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    Rakshasa are an ancient Hindu race of mischievous and homicidal imp creatures. They are creatures from Hindu mythology, known for their traits of eating human flesh, sleeping on a bed of dead insects and shapeshifting to disguise themselves as humans. Fortunately for humanity, Rakshasas eat very sparingly every couple of three decades due to a very slow metabolism that affects their digestion. A Rakshasa cannot enter a house without first being invited and to not draw unwanted attention to themselves, they adopt a life of poverty with some even living as vagabonds. A Rakshasha can disguise themselves as humans to blend in with their environments and can distort their face to reveal their true nature. This form has prominent wrinkles, long angry eyebrows, green cat-like eyes, and a creepy long smile. Their powers and abilities are shapeshifting, invisibility, invulnerability, super strength, super senses, super speed, and longevity. Their weaknesses are, brass, invitation (cannot enter a home without being invited in).

  16. #16Nuckelavee, Orcadian folklore, hybrid of horse and rider.

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    The Nuckelavee, a formidable entity from Orcadian folklore, emerges as a nightmarish creature in the realm of the supernatural. Described as a grotesque hybrid of horse and rider, its upper body resembles a decayed, skeletal human with a head that perpetually gapes open, revealing a maw of sharp teeth. The lower half is a monstrous, putrid horse, its skinless form revealing pulsing muscles and sinews. This fearsome being is known for its devastating powers, including the ability to summon and control diseases and decay. It can spread illness and rot through its breath and touch, inflicting widespread devastation upon those it encounters. The Nuckelavee also possesses superhuman strength and speed, making it a terrifying adversary in both combat and pursuit. Despite its formidable nature, the Nuckelavee has specific weaknesses. It is deeply vulnerable to fresh water, which can significantly weaken or even repel it, as the creature is repelled by its purity. Additionally, the Nuckelavee’s own malevolent nature makes it a solitary being, driven by a relentless desire to spread destruction, yet its lack of adaptability and dependence on its dark, tainted environment can lead to its downfall. This combination of terrifying power and specific vulnerabilities paints the Nuckelavee as both a fearsome and complex figure in the tapestry of mythological horrors.

  17. #17Nephilim, offspring of an angel and human.

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    Nephilim are remarkable and formidable beings born from the forbidden union of an angel and a human. These hybrid entities inherit a unique blend of human soul and angelic grace, endowing them with a remarkable array of powers. Their eyes, though glowing with a dim, grayish light, echo their angelic parentage but remain less radiant than those of pure angels. Nephilim are destined to surpass their angelic progenitors in power, a fact that makes their creation a grave transgression under Heavenly laws, punishable by death for both the celestial parent and the offspring. Historically, Nephilim have demonstrated such destructive potential that entire worlds have been annihilated under their burgeoning power, leading to their ultimate banishment from the Earth by divine intervention. These beings possess extraordinary abilities, including astral perception, super strength, reality warping, and more, making them vastly superior to angels. Their grace is crucial, balancing their human and angelic halves; without it, they deteriorate progressively. A Nephilim's grace, a potent source of power, is essential for their survival and recharging. Pregnant human mothers bearing Nephilim invariably face a fatal outcome, and physical contact with such a mother can ignite sacred texts like the Bible. Despite their immense power, Nephilim can only exist with their grace and are believed to belong to the Empty a liminal space for beings of mixed origin—should they lose it. Their vulnerabilities include archangel blades, grace extraction, and heavy angel warding, marking them as both awe-inspiring and perilous entities.

  18. #18Musca, large humanoid like insects.

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    Musca emerge as a fascinating and eerie species. These hybrid creatures blend human and fly characteristics, manifesting as humanoid figures with grotesque, oversized fly faces. To navigate the human world unnoticed, Musca don dark beekeepers' hats and leather clothing, meticulously concealing their unsettling appearance. Though they predominantly keep to their secluded communities, tales of their existence have pervaded lore, with no concrete sightings to date. A peculiar aspect of Musca society is the occasional emergence of a "bad egg"—a male who, failing to find a mate, leaves his community to wreak havoc. These rogue Musca are notorious for their horrifying practice of capturing humans and using their bodies to create a viscous, binding goo. Despite their fearsome reputation, Musca are not without their vulnerabilities. They are susceptible to brass nails dipped in sugar water, which can incapacitate them, and like all beings, they are bound by mortality. Their formidable abilities include producing viscous goo, and possessing super speed, strength, and agility, making them both elusive and dangerous.

  19. #19Marid simular to Jinn only that it will do so if given blood from an innocent.

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    Marid are formidable and intriguing creatures. These entities manifest as scaly, humanoid beings adorned with menacing spikes encircling their heads. Their most striking feature is their insatiable need for the blood of innocents, which they require to sustain their immense powers. In return for this grim sustenance, Marid are capable of granting significant boons, such as boundless wealth or rejuvenated health, to those who provide the sacrifice. Possessing both reality-warping abilities and superhuman strength, Marid can alter the very fabric of existence to fulfill their patrons' wishes. However, despite their incredible powers, they have a critical vulnerability: decapitation. This weakness renders them susceptible and serves as a crucial point of vulnerability for anyone who might find themselves in a perilous deal with these enigmatic beings.

  20. #20Kohonta something akin to a Rugaru but lives in forests.

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    A being once human, now transformed into a creature of unbridled hunger, the Kohonta stalks the forest it has been bound to by ancient shamans. Its very essence is a twisted mockery of nature's cycle, born from the darkest recesses of vengeance. The once-human face is lost to time and the curse, replaced by a gnarled mess of leathery, green-tinted skin that stretches over bones like the twisted roots of a monstrous tree. Its eyes, sunken deep within the folds of its face, gleam with a malevolent intelligence that pierces the shadows. As it moves, the sound of an eerie whistle pierces the silence, a chilling melody that sends shivers down the spines of those unfortunate enough to hear it. This call is a harbinger of horror, for the creature's hunger is never sated. It feeds on the flesh of others, driven by a curse that would see it devour itself if it did not find sustenance in the lives of those around it. The touch of the Kohonta's acidic bile burns with the fury of a thousand suns, leaving behind a trail of destruction and agony. Its skin, a grotesque tapestry of decay and regrowth, seems impervious to all but the most sacred of weapons - a silver blade through the heart. Yet even in death, it does not find peace, melting away into a noxious puddle of green, only to rise again when the moon is full. A creature of nightmares, the Kohonta is a terror that outpaces the wind, its supernatural speed leaving little hope for escape. Its strength is that of a hundred men, each step causing the earth to tremble beneath its heavy tread. Invulnerable to the ravages of time and physical harm, it is a force of nature, a blight upon the land it once knew as home. Only the power of the shamans that created it can truly lay this beast to rest, or perhaps the ultimate act of mercy - the embrace of the silver blade that will finally still its insatiable hunger.

  21. #21Kitsune, could be an offshoot of werewolves..

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    Kitsune are enigmatic creatures that bear a striking resemblance to werewolves but with a distinct, fox-like appearance. They are rare and elusive, combining aspects of both human and fox forms. In their human guise, Kitsune appear ordinary, but they possess the ability to partially shapeshift, manifesting fox-like traits such as elongated claws, which they can extend at will. When feeding or attacking, their eyes turn yellow with narrow, fox-like pupils, signaling their predatory intent. Kitsune feed on the pituitary gland, a crucial part of the brain, and their survival hinges on this need; without it, they would die. They are known for their formidable powers, including super strength, super speed, and invulnerability, alongside their ability to shapeshift and wield their claws as primary weapons. However, they have notable weaknesses: their hearts can be destroyed, leading to their death, they can die from starvation, and they are vulnerable to the supernatural weapon known as "the Colt."

  22. #22Kallikantzaros, Balkan folklore, goblins.

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    Kallikantzaros are mythical creatures from Balkan folklore, particularly Greek and Turkish traditions, resembling small, malevolent goblins with a grotesque appearance. These beings are known for their supernatural mischief, emerging from the underworld during the Christmas season to cause chaos and destruction. Kallikantzaros possess abilities such as shape-shifting, creating illusions, and inducing fear, making them formidable tricksters. They can manipulate and deceive, often targeting human homes with their antics. However, they have notable weaknesses: they are vulnerable to holy symbols and can be repelled by certain protective rituals. Their malevolent nature and penchant for causing havoc are their primary threats, but their power diminishes significantly when confronted with religious or protective measures.

  23. #23Huntsmen predatory hunters.

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    Huntsmen are imposing, supernatural predators that strike fear with their terrifying appearance and relentless pursuit of humans. These large, muscular humanoids are characterized by their pale skin, sharp, jagged teeth, and long, menacing claws. Often garbed in tattered clothing, their eerie, glowing eyes further amplify their unsettling presence. Huntsmen are known for their exceptional strength and stealth, which they use to track and capture their prey with ruthless efficiency. They embody the archetype of a classic monster, thriving on fear and violence. While they possess formidable powers including enhanced strength, sharp claws, and superior tracking abilities, they are vulnerable to decapitation, silver, and holy objects, which can weaken or destroy them.

  24. #24Hellhound, demonic dogs come for a soul of the damned.

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    Hellhounds are fearsome, demonic canines from the supernatural realm of Hell, often depicted as ballistic and maniacal entities resembling demonic pitbulls. These terrifying beasts are known for their role as servants to demons, operating as foot soldiers, guard dogs, or assassins. They are primarily tasked with collecting the souls of humans who have made deals with demons, acting as reapers of the damned. Hellhounds are visible only to their intended targets, which adds to their eerie and formidable nature. Originally created by God to be "the Creator's best friends," Hellhounds proved too vicious and were destined for destruction. However, Lucifer rescued a pregnant Hellhound named Ramsey, from whom the population was later revived. These creatures are characterized by their voracious, tenacious, and intelligent nature. Once they have the scent of their prey, they will relentlessly pursue it until death or until their master commands them to stop. They are almost impossible to trick or distract and often resort to brutally tearing their victims apart to claim their souls. Hellhounds are typically depicted as large, ferocious black dogs with glowing red eyes, varying in size from large dogs to small horses. They generate a shadowy aura, making them appear as if they are made of darkness. Although they have a range of formidable powers, including invisibility, super strength, super speed, and immortality, they are vulnerable to certain weaknesses such as salt, iron, and angelic weapons. Their control is somewhat mysterious, as they understand verbal commands but may cease their actions if their demon master changes their orders. Generally invisible to most humans, they can be seen only by those who have made a crossroads deal or when viewed through objects imbued with Holy Fire, like Hellhound Glasses.

  25. #25Hag, older witch type creature.

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    Hags are nightmarish supernatural beings characterized by their ghastly, emaciated appearance. They are typically depicted as gaunt women with extremely pale skin, giving them a ghostly or undead look. Their features are sharp and angular, with hollow eyes and a mouth full of razor-sharp teeth, adding to their unsettling presence. Hags are often seen wearing tattered clothing or rags, enhancing their decrepit and eerie demeanor. Known for their predatory nature, hags frequently target humans, particularly preying on them while they sleep. They thrive in dark, ominous environments and exude a chilling aura that instills fear and discomfort. Hags possess a range of malevolent abilities, including dream manipulation, possession, supernatural strength, and invisibility. However, they are vulnerable to salt, iron, and light, which can weaken their dark powers.

  26. #26Griffin are half eagle, half lion creatures of legend.

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    The Griffin is a legendary creature often depicted with the body, tail, and hind legs of a lion, combined with the head, wings, and talons of an eagle. Despite its prominent place in mythology, no confirmed encounters with a real Griffin have occurred to date. The creature’s existence remains speculative, with only a few extremely rare feathers hinting at its possible reality. Its relationship with celestial beings, such as angels, is unclear, as is its array of powers and weaknesses. Until a Griffin is actually observed, these aspects of its nature remain shrouded in mystery.

  27. #27Gorgon, think Medusa of Greek legend.

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    Gorgons are formidable demigods known for their serpentine traits and deep connection with snakes, though they exhibit a range of physical forms and appearances. Among them, Medusa is one of the most infamous, often depicted with snakes for hair, though her true form remains a mystery. Gorgons possess a suite of powerful abilities, including paralyzing poison, super strength, telepathy, and snake communication. They are also endowed with invulnerability, immortality, and precognition, making them highly formidable opponents. Despite their strengths, Gorgons have specific vulnerabilities: they can be decapitated with a silver blade, require a special antidote to their poison, and are susceptible to the influence of angelic beings.

  28. #28Ghouls are creatures that feed on the dead.

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    Ghouls emerge as sinister scavengers, feeding on the flesh and blood of the dead. These creatures, not bound by nocturnal habits, seize any opportunity to consume, occasionally shifting their diet to living humans. Ghouls are notably versatile; they possess the unsettling ability to shapeshift into any person whose flesh they have consumed, whether the individual is alive or deceased. This makes them particularly dangerous, as they can blend seamlessly into society using their acquired forms. Despite their formidable powers—such as super strength, speed, agility, heightened senses, and expert tunneling abilities—Ghouls have critical vulnerabilities. They can only be killed through decapitation or complete destruction of the head, with severe brain damage also proving fatal. Additionally, while they can leave behind identifiable fingerprints in their current form, it is uncertain if these change with their transformations. Ghouls' exceptional digging skills enable them to access graves and subterranean resting places, making them a persistent threat in their grim domain. Their ability to revert to previously consumed forms as long as they retain a piece of their victims only adds to their chilling menace.

  29. #29Familiar, Witches pet.

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    Familiars are enigmatic supernatural beings that serve as companions or pets to witches. These entities have a unique role, functioning as loyal servants who must first find their witch rather than being sought out by them. Once bonded with a witch, a Familiar cannot leave to serve another; their loyalty is unwavering and permanent. Familiars spend half their time in animal form and the other half as human-like beings, though the specifics of their transformation cycle remain unclear. Despite their deep bond with their witch, Familiars possess free will and can express their own opinions, but they are bound to follow their witch’s direct commands without question. This relationship is profoundly mutual, as Familiars would go to great lengths, even sacrificing their own lives, for their witch masters. Though they share a powerful connection with their witch, Familiars are not impervious to harm; they are as vulnerable as ordinary humans, with mortality being their significant weakness. Their abilities include shapeshifting and telepathy, allowing them to adapt and communicate in their dual forms. Despite their supernatural qualities, Familiars are fundamentally fragile, with their lives and abilities tied closely to the witches they serve.

  30. #30Fairie, think Tinker Bell and you got an idea.

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    Fairies are mischievous and elusive supernatural beings that manifest in various forms, only visible to those who have visited their realm or who they choose to reveal themselves to. They are often behind UFO sightings and supposed extraterrestrial encounters on Earth, with theories suggesting they abduct people to bring them to Avalon for the service of Oberon, the King of Fairies. Fairies operate within a structured society governed by the Fairy Tribunal, a court that enforces their laws and determines the fate of those who break them. Despite their diverse appearances and forms, they cooperate with one another and are highly sensitive to "energy." Fairies are known to suffer from arithmomania, a compulsive urge to count their actions or surroundings, reflecting a form of obsessive-compulsive disorder. Humans can interact with fairies and request their favors, often by offering them a bowl of cream. This substance affects fairies similarly to alcohol, causing intoxication if consumed. Fairies claim to have abilities that exceed those of angels and are not intimidated by them. They can be summoned through spells to make deals with humans, staying in the area until they are banished by another spell. Their formidable powers include magic, spell casting, invisibility, telekinesis, teleportation, and reality warping. However, they have notable weaknesses such as iron, silver, and salt, as well as specific items like mirrors and poppy extract. Fairies encompass various types, including elves, leprechauns, tooth fairies, fairy godmothers, and gnomes, each contributing to their complex and enchanting presence in the world.

  31. #31Dragons are more or less those described in medieval legends.

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    Dragons, a rare and elusive species, have not been seen or hunted for over 700 years, leading many veteran hunters to regard them as mere legend. These creatures closely resemble the mythical dragons of old but present a more humanoid appearance in confined spaces, whereas their true forms are giant, bat-like beings. Dragons are drawn to gold and typically dwell in caves, although they will occupy sewers if caves are unavailable. They are also attracted to female virgins, whom they are rumored to consume. Highly intelligent and capable of practicing magic, dragons are not only sentient but also social, often collaborating with others of their kind. Despite their advanced intellect, they are fiercely brutal and have a natural inclination toward destruction, showing little regard for humans. Dragons can shapeshift into human forms, though they reveal their true selves through large, leathery wings, talons, and serpent-like eyes when in their original state. In flight, their wings produce a distinctive, leathery sound and are powerful enough to create strong winds. Dragons possess formidable abilities, including super strength, pyrokinesis, flight, and immortality, but are vulnerable to dragon-slaying swords such as Excalibur, the Sword of St. George, and the Sword of Bruncvik. Their dark red blood and large, scale-covered bodies contribute to their intimidating presence, making them both awe-inspiring and fearsome.

  32. #32Djinn, Jinn or evil Genie

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    Djinn also known as Jinn or Genies are rare and formidable entities that inhabit desolate ruins and underground lairs. These humanoid beings, distinguished by their tattooed skin, possess the unsettling ability to induce vivid and powerful hallucinations in humans. Djinn feed on human blood and can inflict a debilitating poison with a mere touch, which either kills swiftly or induces a coma-like state, allowing them to drain their victims' blood over time. Contrary to their fantastical portrayals as wish-granting genies, real Djinn do not fulfill wishes but rather trap their victims in elaborate, hallucinatory fantasies. These illusions are so convincing that victims experience what feels like an entire lifetime within a fabricated reality, where time passes much slower than in the real world. Victims might encounter other apparitions or fantasy versions of the Djinn itself, creating an intricate and distressing dreamscape. The only escape from these illusions is suicide, as dying from any other cause within the fantasy leads to death in the real world. Djinn can disguise themselves as ordinary humans, revealing their true nature—glowing blue eyes or extending tattoos—when they are about to strike. Some Djinn prefer the taste of fear in addition to blood. They are equipped with a range of supernatural abilities, including hallucinogenic touch, telepathy, and pyrokinesis, but are vulnerable to specific substances and entities, such as silver, lamb blood, and angel blades. The Campbell Family is known to possess an antidote to Djinn poison, a crucial tool for those who may encounter these elusive and dangerous creatures.

  33. #33Crocotta are mythical creatures that can mimic human voices.

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    The Crocotta is a sinister, mythical creature known for its ability to mimic human voices to lure victims into its grasp. Traditionally, it uses this skill to entice people into the forest, where it can devour them. In the modern era, Crocottas have adapted to technology, manipulating people via phones and computers by impersonating loved ones to cause harm or death. While they can appear human, their true nature is revealed when they feed, showing off sharp, needle-like teeth. Crocottas are infamous for living in filth and are often recognized by their haunting call of "come to me." Despite their supernatural strengths, such as soul devouring and invulnerability, they can be vulnerable to spinal injuries and mortality.

  34. #34Chupacabras are a canine-like creature that are vampiric.

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    Chupacabra stands as one of the most elusive and enigmatic entities. Often described as a mysterious creature, its very existence is a subject of skepticism and debate. Reports of the Chupacabra vary, with some claiming it resembles a hairless, reptilian creature with spines along its back, while others describe it as a strange, canine-like being. The Chupacabra is famously associated with reports of livestock killings, with alleged sightings often linked to the unexplained draining of blood from animals. Despite numerous accounts and local legends, concrete evidence of the Chupacabra’s existence remains scant, leaving it shrouded in doubt and intrigue. The creature’s elusive nature and the lack of definitive proof contribute to its status as a captivating mystery within the realm of supernatural folklore.

  35. #35Changelings are a type of shapeshifter who take over the appearance of a child to feed.

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    Changelings are malevolent creatures with a nightmarish appearance and sinister intentions. Their true form is horrifying, characterized by discolored, slimy skin that seems to be constantly moulting or covered in varicosities, hollow eyes, and a round mouth bristling with sharp teeth. This grotesque visage is only visible in reflections, such as in mirrors or other reflective surfaces. Changelings are infamous for their role in folklore as replacements for human children, who are abducted and taken underground to be fed upon by the changeling’s mother. The changeling that assumes the child's place looks identical to the original but behaves with a cold, mechanical demeanor, feeding off the mother of the child it has replaced by draining her synovial fluid. These creatures are fiercely protective of their human food source and will resort to violence to eliminate anyone who threatens their access. They are equipped with superhuman strength, agility, and the ability to shapeshift and teleport, making them formidable adversaries. However, they are vulnerable to fire, mirrors, and the death of their mother changeling, which can weaken or destroy them. Despite their child-like appearance, their emotionless, repetitive behavior often reveals their true nature to perceptive parents.

  36. #36Cazadore are grotesque skilled hunters.

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    Cazadores are terrifying humanoid creatures known for their grotesque and unsettling appearance. They are characterized by their elongated, sharp teeth and claw-like fingers, which enhance their menacing, predatory demeanor. Their skin is often described as pale and mottled, contributing to their nightmarish look, while their eyes can appear dark and hollow or ominously glowing, depending on the situation. Cazadores are typically gaunt and emaciated, amplifying their eerie presence. They are highly skilled hunters, using stealth, agility, and ruthless efficiency to track and prey upon their victims. Their abilities include enhanced strength, speed, and regenerative healing, making them formidable adversaries. However, they are vulnerable to silver, fire, and protective spells and symbols, which can be used to counteract their otherwise formidable prowess.

  37. #37Bunyip's are creatures mostly found in swamps or remote waterholes.

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    The Bunyip, a creature from Australian Aboriginal folklore, is an enigmatic and fearsome being said to dwell in swamps, billabongs, and other remote waterholes. Descriptions of the Bunyip vary, but it is commonly depicted as a large, amphibious entity with a terrifying appearance, often featuring features such as a large, cavernous mouth, tusks, and a shaggy or scaly body. Known for its eerie cries and formidable presence, the Bunyip is believed to prey on those who venture too close to its watery domain, serving as a cautionary figure in folklore to warn against venturing into dangerous or unknown territories. The Bunyip's elusive nature and the mysterious circumstances of its sightings contribute to its status as a potent symbol of fear and the unknown in Australian mythology.

  38. #38Black Dogs are considered a death omen.

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    Black Dogs are spectral apparitions deeply rooted in British folklore, primarily manifesting at night. These ghostly entities are distinguished from ordinary black dogs by their supernatural features, including large, glowing eyes, and their ability to appear or disappear at will. Black Dogs are often seen at locations associated with transitions or liminality, such as roads, footpaths, bridges, crossroads, gates, and graveyards. These places are thought to be "spirit paths," leading some to believe that Black Dogs haunt these areas due to their connection with the spirit world. In folklore, Black Dogs are often considered omens of death, with their appearance believed to forewarn of impending demise either for the observer or a loved one. This belief is linked to ancient European traditions, such as the Wild Hunt, where spectral packs of dogs, led by a master hunter, search for lost souls. Despite their ominous reputation, some interpret Black Dogs as benevolent spirits, guiding lost travelers or offering protection from harm. They are frequently associated with electrical storms, ancient pathways, and places of execution, reflecting their eerie and unpredictable nature. Their larger-than-life presence and supernatural abilities make them a striking symbol of the unknown and the otherworldly.

  39. #39Bisaan are forest dwelling creatures that are active every 27 years.

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    Bisaan are rare and unsettling creatures believed to have originated in the dense forests of Malaysia, with very few sightings in America. These beings are notorious for their unique and disturbing reproductive cycle. Emerging from underground every 27 years, Bisaan have no genitalia in their true form. To reproduce, they possess humans through the mouth, transforming their hosts into pale, eerie figures with thorn-like teeth, glowing green eyes, and eventually, a complete absence of genitalia. This possession causes the host to exhibit chittering sounds similar to cicadas, which serve as a mating call. After the mating process, the female Bisaan, now pregnant, returns to their underground lairs, where she dies, and the next generation of larvae gestates inside her for another 27 years before hatching. Despite their lack of genitalia, Bisaan have been observed engaging in what appears to be sexual intercourse. The number of Bisaan in each cycle can vary, ranging from a handful to over a dozen, and their emergence always aligns with the Spring Equinox, lasting approximately two days. Bisaan possess superhuman strength, the ability to possess and reproduce, and are equipped with fangs. They can be killed through decapitation or fire and are particularly vulnerable to sage. Their short lifespan and the cyclical nature of their appearance contribute to their enigmatic and fearsome reputation.

  40. #40Bigfoots are large apelike creatures.

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    Bigfoot, also known as Sasquatch, is a legendary creature rumored to inhabit the forests and remote areas of North America, although definitive evidence of its existence remains elusive. Described as a large, ape-like being standing between 7 and 10 feet tall, Bigfoot is characterized by its covered in dark brown or black hair and large, human-like footprints. Sightings and encounters often report the creature moving swiftly through dense forests, leaving behind a trail of large, unexplained tracks. Despite numerous eyewitness accounts and alleged photographic evidence, skepticism remains high, with many attributing sightings to hoaxes or misidentifications of other wildlife. Bigfoot's elusive nature and the mysterious circumstances surrounding its reported appearances contribute to its enduring status as a subject of folklore and cryptozoology.

  41. #41Aswang are a type of shapeshifter.

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    Aswangs are enigmatic and malevolent shapeshifters known for their deceptive appearances and dark predilections. By day, they often present themselves as beautiful young women, blending seamlessly into human society. However, their true nature reveals itself at night when they transform into grotesque, bird-like vampires. The upper half of their bodies detaches from the lower half, allowing them to fly and hunt for prey. Aswangs are typically found in forests or other secluded, dark places, and their presence is heralded by their eerie cries, which vary depending on the type of Aswang. There are several distinct varieties of Aswang, each with its own horrifying traits. The "Manananggal" detaches her upper body at night, growing bat-like wings to prey on pregnant women and consume their unborn babies. The "Tik-Tik" or "Wak-Wak" resembles a humanoid crow; it is notoriously difficult to kill and can only be destroyed by pulling the crow-like creature from its stomach. "Busaws" appear as ordinary women but dig up graves at night, stealing fresh corpses, and are often found lurking around cemeteries. The "Bubuus" have bloodshot eyes and make a laying-hen sound; their cries signal their approach, but due to their trickster nature, they often make it sound as though they are farther away than they are. Aswangs possess formidable abilities such as super strength, shapeshifting, invulnerability, regeneration, and paralysis. Despite their powers, they have notable weaknesses: they are vulnerable to spice concoctions, Aswang whips, and cold temperatures. Additionally, they lay eggs only once in their lifetime, requiring them to feed excessively to do so. Aswangs are notorious for their cunning and stealth, with their cries and the deceptive nature of their sounds making them particularly treacherous and difficult to track.

  42. #42Amazons are female warriors.

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    Amazons are an all-female race of demi-human creatures with a dark and storied history. Created by the union of the pagan deities Ares and Harmonia, this tribe of warrior women was originally designed to be self-sufficient, with minimal need for males except for reproduction. However, after a devastating war nearly wiped them out, they made a desperate pact with Harmonia. She transformed them into more than mere humans, granting them monstrous attributes to ensure their survival. Now residing in America, particularly in cities like Miami and Chicago, the descendants of these Amazons have continued their ancient traditions with a deadly twist. Their society values tradition immensely, and upon mating, a child born must kill their father as a rite of passage. This gruesome initiation involves dismembering the father and marking his chest with a symbol before killing him. Amazon children are subjected to rigorous training and harsh conditions from birth to ensure their strength, with those who attempt to flee marked with a branding iron and hunted down. Amazons reproduce in a two-year cycle, typically targeting affluent males for this purpose. Their physical capabilities are formidable, including superhuman strength, rapid aging to a teenage state within days of birth, and exceptional weapon skills. Despite their extraordinary abilities, they remain vulnerable to mortality, their lives as fleeting as those of regular humans.

  43. #43The known first of the species.

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    Alphas are the supreme monsters, due to them being the very first of their species, which means they greatly outclass all of their children in terms of strength and abilities no matter how powerful their children are. They are very rare, which means the majority of hunters have never met one, nor will ever. The fate of most is unknown following Crowley's hunt for Alphas and through them, Purgatory. If they were in a tv show they would be considered 'The Monster of the Series."

    All the alphas there are: Alpha Vampire Alpha Shapeshifter Alpha Werewolf Alpha Skinwalker Alpha Djinn Alpha Wendigo Alpha Ghoul Alpha Wraith Alpha Rugaru

  44. #44Pishtaco

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    A Pishtaco is a parasitic monster that is indigenous to Peru.

    Pishtacos are fat-sucking creatures rarely seen in the United States. They are similar to vampires, but feed only on human fat. They survive entirely upon it, and seem to possess a great hunger for it. Unlike vampires, which are regarded by the Pishtacos as killers, Pishtacos are more like parasites and do not hunt down their prey to feed. However, some Pishtacos do hunt humans for their fat. Just like most other monsters they look completely human, but their eyes roll back and reveal an elongated sucking appendage that they release from their mouth when they feed.

    It also was revealed that by eating human fat, Pishtacos gain superhuman strength. However they are still very weak in monster terms. Pishtaco can only be killed by silver. Pishtaco possess a lamprey-like sucking appendage which they use to feed. However they can also use it to kill by sucking out too much fat or by ripping a hole in a person. Pishtaco are vulnerable to weapons made of silver. Cutting off their sucking appendage with a silver blade will kill a Pishtaco.

  45. #45Siren

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    Sirens are a type of supernatural creature that can take different forms to lure and compel humans to perform drastic acts to prove their love and devotion. These acts are often destructive or violent and usually result in deaths of one kind or another. Not much is known about them however, due to the fact that they are creatures rarely seen outside of Greece.

    A Siren's true form is that of an ugly, hairless, vaguely-humanoid monstrosity with gaunt, inhuman facial features. They are able to take on multiple forms to deceive their prey—humans—usually transforming into a person that matches their victims' desire, such as a lover, friend or anything else that person may long for. In ancient times, they lived on islands and forced sailors to chase them, driving their ships onto the rocks.

    By using a sort of venom gland in their mouths, they can infect people with large doses of the hormone oxytocin or at the very least, one similar to it. Victims with this much of the hormone in their systems experience an intense sense of euphoria and love for the creature that extends beyond just the physical and/or sexual realms. They truly love the creature to their cores and need and desire whatever the creature says it does for itself, and as acts of love and devotion, the ensnared are compelled to carry out drastic, most usually violent and deadly requests simply for the asking. These terrible acts are usually perpetrated against those the victim loved before being infected—proving just how much they love the siren. Once these acts of violence are enacted (or even just as they've begun), the siren "gets bored" and immediately vanishes, leaving their victims emotionally broken to deal with the consequences of their own actions.

    Unlike many monsters, sirens do not technically "feed" on humans. Instead, they feel an intense rush of pleasure when their victims carry out atrocities against other loved ones. Like the people they infect, the intense feelings of euphoria do not last long and they quickly grow bored with their targets and venture off to find others.

    A Siren can be killed by a bronze dagger coated in the blood of one of its victims. Like a wraith, their true form is revealed in front of a mirror.

  46. #46Common monsters

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    Common monsters are significantly weaker than the elite or their respective Alphas. If they were in a tv show they would be considered 'The Monster of the Week."

  47. #47Elite Monsters

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    Be it through their physical superiority to the rest, unique abilities or extreme rarity, these monsters are the most powerful of all aside from the Alphas. Typical hunters either don't know about them at all or find it very difficult to find and deal with them. Examples of such monsters are: Wendigos, Rugarus, Shapeshifters, Fae and especially the Leviathans. If they were in a tv show they would be considered 'Monsters of the Season'.

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