Slavic Creatures

Slavic traditions place creatures at rivers, lakes, forests, wetlands, steppe edges, and village thresholds. Encounters link to agricultural calendars, feast days, and rites at wells, ovens, and crossroads. Symbols include rushes and wreaths, embroidered shirts, stove marks, painted eggs, and carved stakes that signal protection. Entries record names in Cyrillic and Latin scripts and note regional diminutives and honorifics. Roles include household guardian, water sentinel, field tempter, night herald, and avenger for broken oaths. Tiles let you browse by region, habitat, or function, then open cards for sources, variants, and iconography.