Cornish Creatures

Cornish folklore situates creatures among cliffs, coves, tin works, moorland tors, and fog bound lanes. Beings warn at mine shafts, sing at harbours, and guard ancient stones and barrows that overlook the sea. Symbols include rush lights, narrow lanes, carved pew ends, fishing talismans, and boundary stiles. Entries provide Cornish and English spellings and note terms preserved in parish records and ballads. Roles include harbour guardian, moor trickster, night guide, and omen of weather and wreck. Use tiles to browse by coast, moor, or village, then open cards for sources, variants, and visual cues.