Nazamroth on October 13rd, 2020 at 06:24 UTC »
Look at Greece over there in their special square.
friedelcastro on October 13rd, 2020 at 06:26 UTC »
pls tell me the tale of the killer snail.
Finlandiaprkl on October 13rd, 2020 at 06:56 UTC »
Finland is wrong. While we share some folklore with other nordic countries, finnish mythology has its own creatures as well.
-Sleipnir and Valkyrie have nothing to do with Finland -Goat that produces mead instead of milk sounds more like a Scandinavian thing rather than Finnish
-Sleipnir and Valkyrie have nothing to do with Finland
-Goat that produces mead instead of milk sounds more like a Scandinavian thing rather than Finnish
Then we have stuff that this map leaves out and should at least be included (not in any way exhaustive):
-Maahinen - small humanoid creatures that live underground in another world, sometimes mischievous -Trolls - both normal and mountain trolls appear in Finnish folklore -Vesihiisi/Vetehinen/Näkki - malicious water spirits -Giant fish - like Suomuhauki from Kalevala. -Hiiden Hirvi - fast, strong and hard to catch elk that appears in Kalevala -Pohjolan käärme - multi-headed snake that guards the passage to Pohjola -Kokko - a giant eagle that's sometimes described as being made from iron and sometimes from fire
-Maahinen - small humanoid creatures that live underground in another world, sometimes mischievous
-Trolls - both normal and mountain trolls appear in Finnish folklore
-Vesihiisi/Vetehinen/Näkki - malicious water spirits
-Giant fish - like Suomuhauki from Kalevala.
-Hiiden Hirvi - fast, strong and hard to catch elk that appears in Kalevala
-Pohjolan käärme - multi-headed snake that guards the passage to Pohjola
-Kokko - a giant eagle that's sometimes described as being made from iron and sometimes from fire
Nazamroth on October 13rd, 2020 at 06:24 UTC »
Look at Greece over there in their special square.
friedelcastro on October 13rd, 2020 at 06:26 UTC »
pls tell me the tale of the killer snail.
Finlandiaprkl on October 13rd, 2020 at 06:56 UTC »
Finland is wrong. While we share some folklore with other nordic countries, finnish mythology has its own creatures as well.
Then we have stuff that this map leaves out and should at least be included (not in any way exhaustive):