Abarimon: spirits that appear to be 4' tall people with their feet turned backwards. They live in magical valleys that have air that is so powerful it makes it impossible to breathe other air. They live with wondrous animals who are too ferocious to capture. They are very fast runners.

Arusi or Alusi: spirits from the southern continent with connections to ancestors. Each has a particular function and form. Read more about alusi online for more information.

Atua: spirits of the islands in the far south. They are many and varied, ranging from the patupaiarehe to the menehune to the nuku-mai-tore and more. They are attuned to both their islands, the cultures there, and the fey magic present in the world. Read more about Polynesian folklore, myth, and spirits for more information.

Aziza: forest spirits who provide magic for hunters, share secrets about fire and other magicks, and help people. They are small beings with a fondness for smoking pipes. They live in anthills or trees.

Jinni: pronounced "genie", jinn are powerful spirits who have many qualities and powers. They range from malevolent to tricksters to kindly and helpful. They spend much of their time unseen, and they come in many varieties. Read more about jinn online for ideas.

Marranghino: a clumsy spirit with a large mustache, big belly, and disproportionately large head. They are about 3' tall. They like to joke, laugh, and play with people, but never cause harm. They love hiding tools or causes minor irritations.

Naga: serpentine spirits from the southern continents who have various forms with snake-like features or just as snakes. Read more about naga online for ideas.

Otesánek

Panotti : spirits whose ears cover their whole body, being so large. They use their ears as blankets and wrap them around themselves instead of wearing clothes. They live on the islands. They have very good hearing and know many secrets.

Rozhanitsy
Shubin
Sudice
Turon
Varavedajaor or Kratt

Yokai: the yokai are the many and varied spirits of a distant land. They range from gigantic figures who can’t be seen to enigmatic figures who like to show you the eyeball in their anus. They are inspired by the yokai of Japan, and players interested in them should read more about them, then consult the GM.

Yehasuri: 2’ tall spirits living in tree stumps in the southwestern continent. They eat frogs and bugs. They are repelled by tobacco rubbed on one’s hand and a special chant. They are very mischievous and can be mean on occasion.