Elemental Janornema

Animal-like spirits who use elemental powers.

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Anchutka

Anchutkas are water spirits who work for bolotniki and vodyanoys. They are small, horned, and heelless spirits. They can cause seizures in those who swim in their waters.

PRO 7 ATH 7 STR 7 AWA 7 WIL 7 PRS 7 STH 7 ESS 10

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Faun

Deer-legged spirits of woodlands and rustic places. They have charms of peace, fertility, fear, travel, and loneliness. They have a reputation as being foolish.

PRO 8 ATH 9 STR 9 AWA 9 WIL 9 PRS 9 STH 8 ESS 9

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Haltija

Haltija are spirits of specific places or animals. Some are elemental, such as the forest maidens like metsänneitsyt or haapaneitsyt, the vedenhaltijat (water), and more. The rarest are the soul haltija, who are beings of elemental death. They protect a specific place, drawing from the väki (elemental energy) of a place, sometimes called aether, elemental magic, or even viridianites. All haltija can be appeased if a sacrifice is left at their tree or other places sacred to them. Most have brown eyes, black hair, and alluring voices. They often keep their own livestock.

PRO 9 ATH 9 STR 7 AWA 9 WIL 9 PRS 8 STH 9 ESS 10

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Hingeloom

A hingeloom is a spirit that appears to be a tiny, glowing insect or other small animal. They can see souls and will guide people through dangerous places. They are often derived from a specific person’s soul.

PRO 8 ATH 10 STR 3 AWA 10 WIL 9 PRS 8 STH 10 ESS 9

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Laukų Dvasios

Laukuu dvasios are spirits of the fields. They make the crops wave in the wind. They take the form of hare, bear, fox, wolf, horse, boa, or tomcat, or they may appear to be red-haired, red-throated, green-eyed, or looking like the rye. They always have many, many names.

PRO 8 ATH 9 STR 9 AWA 9 WIL 9 PRS 7 STH 9 ESS 9

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Mazzamurello

Fairies of the mountains who have an animalistic form. They are 3' tall and known for causing great trouble, like rockslides and avallanches. They are very dangerous and violent.

PRO 8 ATH 9 STR 5 AWA 9 WIL 7 PRS 9 STH 9 ESS 9

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Nakk

Nakki, knuckers, niskies, nixies, and by many other names have several forms: a humanoid form with fish-like features, a reptilian form (snake or crocodile) with great wing-like fins (knucker or nihhus), a brook horse form that is a beautiful white horse, and a water-humanoid form made up of rapids. Their humanoid form usually has a fish tail, slit ears, fins, or scales. They always have wet hems on their clothes if they are out of water. They can change their natural shapes by scrubbing with algae. They have several forms: brook horse, knucker, figure in rapids, and fish-like human. In brook horse form, a nisky binds a person to them until they choose to let them off if the person gets on willingly. In brook horse form, a nisky can go anywhere there are rivers so long as the rider wishes them to. They can only come ashore during heavy fogs unless called. Niskies can speak to many but not all freshwater animals: crocodilians, water snakes, hippopotamuses, most forms of fish, otters, dobhar chus, etc. are most common. They are excellent musicians and singers. A nisky's music will lure mortals in. It can also make trees dance and stop waterfalls. They can control the currents slightly by humming. The song of a heartbroken nisky will cause others to weep for a year and a day. They are also supernaturally beautiful. Niskies can sense where someone will drown within the next month. They are compelled to cry like a loon at the spot when they sense it to warn others. If a nisky dies young, their voice will echo along the banks of their home. Their blood spilled on the ground will cause water lillies to grow. Niskies can glamour themselves using certain ancient rhymes. They use their glamours to look like treasures under the water or floating objects, to lure people in or make them go away.

PRO 8 ATH 8 Swim 11 STR 9 AWA 8 WIL 8 PRS 8 STH 9 ESS 9

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Sanziana

Flower fairies with translucent wings, and flowery crowns in their hair. They range from 6" to 6' tall. They are often in noble houses and are revered as beautiful in Faerie. Their charms focus on flowers and refreshment. They are oppressed outside of Faerie.

PRO 8 ATH 9 STR 2-8 AWA 9 WIL 9 PRS 9 STH 9 ESS 9

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Tikutaja

Tikutajas are spirits who appear to be snipe birds that make rhythmic noises out in nature to lure people. They are sometimes called “skygoats”, for they can make a bleating noise.

PRO 9 ATH 11 STR 6 AWA 9 WIL 8 PRS 7 STH 10 ESS 9