Mythology!

[Celadon's Penultimate]

 THAT sounds more like it.

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On the Alp and the Horerczy.



Sweet dreams.

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The Hawaiian volcano goddess Pele looking AMAZING.

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One version of the Hippalectryon.


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One version of the Pegasus Bird.

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Cartazonon, this here Unicorn.

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And also some giants.

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And the Green Man from various mythologies around the world.

[Marvelous Miscreant]

So I started drawing my own versions of mythological beings and creatures...

First up. The Djinn

[Celadon's Penultimate]

 Ooh...

I'm both tempted and wary, to ask him for any wishes...

[Marvelous Miscreant]

Second Up...

The Goblin

[Philote]

@Marv: What are you using these for, or are they just for fun? I like the Djinn.

@Wulf: What mythological creatures/monsters are there that can manipulate weather?

[Marvelous Miscreant]

Just for fun...Sometimes I just need to draw something...anything.

[Philote]

Should draw as many RP characters as possible.

I don't think anybody is going to mind having more depictions of our characters.

[Gentleman Vaultboy]

You should draw Gob. I have my own idea of what he looks like, but I want to see how accurate it is.

To keep this on topic, I've never heard of any monster that can control all weather unless we're counting eastern inspired dragons. But there are tons that can cause certain types of weather, mostly stuff that was supposed to live in the ocean or around water.

[Philote]

Eastern inspired dragons could control all weather?

If you were to make a group of monsters that could collectively manipulate most forms of weather, what would they be?

Some of my friends are playing a custom version of D&D and we need some mythical creatures that fit this power description.

[Celadon's Penultimate]

Well, surprisingly, a lot could affect weather, but a lot of it was just specialized:

Numen

Loa

Djinn (bring storms)

Vila (bring storms)

Samodiva (brings storms and droughts)

Lightning Monster (bring lightning)

Lightning Serpent (bring lightning)

Lightning Bird (bring lightning)

Thunderbird (bring thunder, lightning)

Harpy (bring storm winds; tornadoes, hurricanes, etc)

Halcyon (prevents bad weather)

Planetnik (bring rain and hail)

Raiju (brings lightning)

German (bring rain, hail or drought)

Draugr

Spriggan (bring storms)

Set Animal (bring storms, sandstorms, etc)

Zduhac (protect against spirits who bring bad weather)

Zmajeviti (protect against spirits who bring bad weather)

And undoubtedly others.

[Philote]

I think the Spriggan might work for what we need but could you tell me more about their powers?

Also, how do Eastern dragons or Harpies control weather?

[Celadon's Penultimate]

A spriggan is an ugly little fairy. Said by some to be the ghosts of giants, they're basically the bruiser enforcers of the fairy world. Guard graveyards and fairy treasures and such. Capable of changing to giant size, and also sending storms to ruin crops and whatnot.

Here's some more info that I undoubtedly forgot and left out.

As for Eastern Dragons, I'm not very familiar with them, but I know that wherever the Harpies flew, they brought storm winds with them, sufficient to carry things away, which would never be seen again. They were known as the Hounds of Zeus, and basically presided over violent storm winds.

[Philote]

Thanks, I think I might be able to work with this. I might post more questions later if these creatures become more relevant in the game.

[Celadon's Penultimate]

 Alrighty. Happy to help.