Perfect circles of mushrooms... Round, odd patches of dead lawn... Extra-bright green rings of growth in the grass... Centuries-old folklore ... Continue reading →
It is easy to fear a witch. The green skin, the warts, the potions, the cackling... But what if your captor were breathtakingly fair, with long flowing hair that sparkled about ... Continue reading →
The naturally occurring rock formation known as The Giant’s Causeway is so surreal to look upon that it has been named the fourth greatest natural wonder in the United Kingdom. Created ... Continue reading →
As quests go, it's both dire and pretty straightforward what with a giant to outmaneuver, boggarts to defeat, an attempt to stall a hangman, a damsel in distress (largely of her ... Continue reading →
The folklore of Changelings is most often bleak, dark, and horrific. They are stories of fairies kidnapping babies and young children for their own evil personal gain ... Continue reading →
Offenses: vengeance, trickery, weather manipulator. Description: giant, moody. Alias: Number Nip, Ribicinia, Ruebezahl, Master Johannes. Provenance: German folklore from the 17th and 18th Centuries. Though frequently portrayed as friendly and helpful, ... Continue reading →
Folklore surrounding will-o’-the-wisps has been deeply ingrained in modern fantasy, popping up prominently in literature, movies, and popular games like World of Warcraft. One of Disney and Pixar’s collaborations, Brave, delves deep ... Continue reading →
The Green Man master of ceremonies at Faerieworlds asked the crowd this question between performances on Day Three, inviting the answers to be presented from the stage. ... Continue reading →
A small, pesky household fairy originally found in English folklore, the Boggart was likely invented to explain unexplainable misfortune within the home. ... Continue reading →
North Korea found itself in the news last week for nothing that had to do with politics. Following a press release from KNCA... ... 
Perfect circles of mushrooms... Round, odd patches of dead lawn... Extra-bright green rings of growth in the grass... Centuries-old folklore ... 
It is easy to fear a witch. The green skin, the warts, the potions, the cackling... But what if your captor were breathtakingly fair, with long flowing hair that sparkled about ... 
The naturally occurring rock formation known as The Giant’s Causeway is so surreal to look upon that it has been named the fourth greatest natural wonder in the United Kingdom. Created ... 
As quests go, it's both dire and pretty straightforward what with a giant to outmaneuver, boggarts to defeat, an attempt to stall a hangman, a damsel in distress (largely of her ... 
The folklore of Changelings is most often bleak, dark, and horrific. They are stories of fairies kidnapping babies and young children for their own evil personal gain ... 
Offenses: vengeance, trickery, weather manipulator. Description: giant, moody. Alias: Number Nip, Ribicinia, Ruebezahl, Master Johannes. Provenance: German folklore from the 17th and 18th Centuries. Though frequently portrayed as friendly and helpful, ... 
Folklore surrounding will-o’-the-wisps has been deeply ingrained in modern fantasy, popping up prominently in literature, movies, and popular games like World of Warcraft. One of Disney and Pixar’s collaborations, Brave, delves deep ... 
The Green Man master of ceremonies at Faerieworlds asked the crowd this question between performances on Day Three, inviting the answers to be presented from the stage. ... 
A small, pesky household fairy originally found in English folklore, the Boggart was likely invented to explain unexplainable misfortune within the home. ...