General Information: A hill giant of Aberdeenshire tradition, associated with Bennachie, a landmark hill rising over 1,700 feet. He is remembered as both a guardian and a rival, sometimes kindly, sometimes destructive, deeply tied to the shaping of the landscape....
Name pronunciation: Voo-a (Scottish Gaelic: [fuə]) Plural: Fuathan General Information: The Fuath is a class of malevolent spirits in Highland folklore, known to haunt rivers, lochs, and the sea. They are most feared as the embodiment of hatred (their name means hate...
Name pronunciation: DOHN-ull Mohr Bat an TEE-en General Information: Domhnull Mor is known as the King of the Faeries in Rothiemurchus. His realm centres on Loch Morlich in Glen More. Stories describe him as a powerful faerie ruler and a fierce guardian of the land....
General Information The Monster of Loch Garten, is a fearsome creature likely belonging to the lineage of the tarbh‑uisge, the dreaded water bulls of Scotland. Unlike the deceptive kelpie, this beast is a brute of raw, supernatural strength — half bull, half stallion,...