Inuit mythology

Amarok, or Amaroq, is a gigantic wolf in Inuit mythology, said to stalk and devour any person foolish enough to hunt alone at night. Unlike wolves who hunt in packs, amaroks hunt alone.

Inuit mythology features Pana, the goddess of souls, who guides souls to the afterlife. Pana, along with Pinga, safeguards and influences the spiritual

For our monster mythology assignment. In Greenlandic Inuit myth, a giant wolf called an amarok preys on those who hunt alone in the arctic. Used several different Inuit cultures for the mask inspiration.Will add the 2nd illustration soon!

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In the arctic north is a creature so terrifying, that children are warned to listen carefully when near the shore, for if they hear a distinctive humming sound, the Qalupalik is near.

Inuit mythology Qallupilluk

Al igual que ocurre con el Misticismo, encuentro ciertas dificultades a la hora de introducir el Animismo como estilo de magia en una campaña de la Tierra Alternativa. Si los adoradores de deidades ajenas al cristianismo ya lo tienen mal, quienes practican religiones más primitivas lo tienen totalmente crudo, al punto de que sólo pueden conservar sus creencias gracias al aislamiento en el que viven. No es cosa sólo de que lleguen los cristianos y arrasen con los adoradores de espíritus. No…

The Gods of Inuit mythology are incredibly primal and elemental in nature. They often take the form of beasts or of natural events (indicative of most animist religions). #InuitGods, #Anguta, #Aipaloovik, #Nanook, Subscribe for a more immersive experince on my Patreon page: www.patreon.com/Mythopia