Water mythology

Naiads were a rarely seen fey water spirits that lived in the Sisters along with nereids, sylphs, pixies, and leprechauns.[2] During the days before the Weeping War, naiads lived in the lakes and fountains of Myth Drannor and served as their protectors.[3] In 1370 DR, naiads were elusive and...

A few of the elementals who prefer the water element. It includes mermaids and the undine. What mystical and beautiful creatures

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Naiads were goddesses who lived in the rivers and streams of Narnia. They were most commonly found in the Great River of Narnia. They are human-like in appearance, and are spiritually tied to the waters of Narnia. No physical description is given, but are depicted as pretty women dressed in gowns of aquatic colors, most commonly in blue, and sometimes wearing crowns of rushes around their heads. Their father and chief was the River god, who had a weedy beard. Other River Gods do exist, and…

'Comparative mythology of water deities across the globe.'GREEK & ROMAN MYTHOLOGY

💬 0 🔁 127 ❤️ 234 · armenian mythology: tsovinar tsovinar is the goddess of the sea, rain, and water. she is a fierce goddess, who forces the rain to fall from the heavens with her fury.

UNDINE WATER SPIRIT Realm of the Fey Lore

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Hippocampus- Since I just did a post on the Aughisky Fairy horse of Ireland, I thought I would continue with this theme and Hippocampus do the Hippocampus creature. These two Mythology creatures are very different in their looks and their origins too. The Aughisky Fairy horse as I just did is from Ireland/Scotland Gaelic ancient times and the Hippocampus creature is from Greek-Roman Mythology times. Two very different ares. The hippocampus is a creature with the upper body of a horse, this…

There are several water spirits with scary and awesome powers. I decided that I liked the Glaistig the most and that I will merge some of the characteristics of other water spirits with it for my own version of it for my Origin of the Fae. Folklore British Goblins Welsh Folk-lore, Fairy Mythology, Legends and …

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