Any cryptids or legends you’d like to see in a fantasy story?

[Voidiris]

I am curious. Is there any you’d want to see implanted, apart from the common ones like vampires, dragons and sirens?

Wendigo, I love the wendigo, it's my favorite cryptid.

 

[ConansWitchBaby]

Big ol worms like the mongolian death worm and that one cryptid that east your ass when you hang it off the edge of the bed.

 

[BernKatstel]

Big ol worms like the mongolian death worm and that one cryptid that east your ass when you hang it off the edge of the bed.

…Is the latter one literal? I don’t know why I am asking as if it being metaphorical is any better.

 

[HelloHound]

Huh, why goatmen? This one I didn’t expect at all to be mentioned

I just think they're neat design wise

 

[Sleds]

Baphomet, like the one in the ragnarok game/animation.
The personification of sins, like Mammon, Belphegor, Beelzebub, etc instead of just the sin. Same for the virtues, could be nice to see the 14 of them in one story.

Maybe some gods like Ryujin, Tyr, Surtr, Kuraokami, Genbu

 

[TheEldritchGod]

Eldritch Outer Gods,

I'm blushing.

 

[GoodPerson]

Although not a legend nor a cryptid, it would be fun to see Jester from Lethal Company existing in a fantasy world.

 

[fluffypie374]

Clown, preferably a crazy like Joker.

 

[Yule]

All the legendary beasts from eastern folklore! Their version of dragons and goblins, mountain guardians, giant lake dwellers, etc etc.

 

[Notadate]

Like to see a big muscle mommy wendigo

 

[BernKatstel]

Like to see a big muscle mommy wendigo

Down bad.

 

[Notadate]

Down bad.

Down bad good. I wanna have a Eldritch horror wife

 

[Sleds]

All the legendary beasts from eastern folklore! Their version of dragons and goblins, mountain guardians, giant lake dwellers, etc etc.

You can read the Classic of Mountains and Seas. There also tons of CN who use them, I don't see them rare, but maybe that just me

 

[lilwriter]

Oooh the Nûñnë'hï! I live in Appalachia so I’ve always loved the stories about them.

According to Cherokee folklore, the Nunnehi had many underground townhouses throughout the southern Appalachian Mountains, and they were particularly fond of high mountain peaks where no timber ever grew. Hunters would often hear the Nunnehi in the mountains, singing and dancing and beating drums, but when they would go toward the sound, it would shift about and suddenly seem to be coming from behind them or from some other direction, so that the person hearing the sound would never be able to find where it was coming from.

Nûñnë'hï - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

 

[beast_regards]

In Vietnam, we have something a called
"Ma vú dài"
You just have to google it to understand.

Nope. You would get King Arthur's Nasuverse treatment