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Browse 1,000 monster names in the style of The Witcher: bestiary species such as Grave-Nettle Hag and Hollowmare, folklore beings such as Strzyga and Południca, and village contract names such as Old Splinterjaw and The Widow of Crow's Ford.

About Witcher monster names

Monsters in The Witcher get their names in two ways. The first is the bestiary name of the species, and many of those come straight out of Slavic and northern folklore: the striga is the Polish strzyga, the noonwraith echoes the południca that haunts the fields at midday, and the drowner recalls the utopiec, a drowned soul that pulls others under. The second is the name frightened villagers pin to a notice board, which is less a name than a report of the trouble: where the thing lives, whom it took, what it sounds like at night.

This list of 1,000 names covers both. About four in every hundred are monsters from the books and games, marked (canon) as style anchors. Roughly a hundred more are beings of Slavic, Baltic and northern European folk belief, each marked with its origin. Everything else is new and written in the same register: corpse-eaters, specters named for the way they died, cursed people, relicts of the deep woods, vampires, draconids and hybrids, water dwellers, insectoids and trolls.

The contract names suit a game master who needs one memorable beast: Old Splinterjaw, The Widow of Crow's Ford, Whatever Lives in Hanka's Well. Their places are invented, so they fit any campaign.

How to choose Witcher monster names

  • Pick the class first, the way a bestiary does: necrophage, specter, cursed one, relict, vampire, draconid or hybrid. A species name such as Barrow Glutton or Threshing-Floor Wraith tells players what kind of fight is coming.
  • For a single contract, use a village nickname instead of a species. The Bell-Ringer of the Flooded Chapel hides what the monster is, and finding out is the investigation.
  • Name a specter for the death or the wrong that made it. Famine Maiden, The Bricked-Up Monk and The Bride Who Waited each hand you a backstory and a way to lift the curse.
  • Treat the folklore names as what they are. An entry marked with an origin, such as Utopiec (Polish folklore), is a being of folk belief, so read up on it before you rewrite its habits.
  • Swap the invented place in a name for one from your own map: The Weeper of Hazel Weir becomes the weeper of whichever river your players have to cross.

Frequently asked questions

Are these monsters from The Witcher books and games?

A small share are, and each of those carries the label (canon): Striga (canon), Leshen (canon) and Drowner (canon), for example. The rest are folklore beings marked with their origin, or new names written in the style of the setting. This page is fan-made and has no connection to Andrzej Sapkowski or CD Projekt Red.

Which names come from Slavic folklore?

Every entry with an origin in parentheses is a being of folk belief, for example Strzyga (Polish folklore), Południca (Polish folklore), Bannik (Russian folk belief) and Vodník (Czech folk tale). The label names the tradition and nothing more, so the list states no meanings. Entries with no label are new names, though some build on a familiar creature type such as a troll, a griffin or a wyvern, or on a species of the setting such as a drowner, a nekker or a fleder.

How do villagers name a monster on a contract?

A notice-board name tends to describe the trouble instead of the species: a place, a victim or a sound. Old Splinterjaw, Auntie Longarm and What Came Back from the Bog follow that habit. So do the entries that begin with the word Contract, such as Contract: The Ferry That Returns Empty.

Can I use these names in a tabletop campaign or fan fiction?

Yes. The invented names are meant for homebrew bestiaries, one-shot contracts and stories. The canon names are the setting's own, so use them as references in fan work instead of passing them off as your creations.

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A: 30 names

  • A Bad Thing in the Pear Orchard
  • Abandoned Laboratory Golem
  • Abandoned-Shaft Squatter
  • Acid Sundew
  • Acid-Spitter Worker
  • Agnes o' the Marsh
  • Ague Maiden
  • Aitvaras (Lithuanian myth)
  • Ajatar (Finnish myth)
  • Ala (Serbian legend)
  • Alchemist's Escaped Experiment
  • Alghoul (canon)
  • Amber-Shelled Colossus
  • Ambush Burdock
  • Ancient Briarhorn

A, continued

  • Animated Gargoyle
  • Antlerfather
  • Apprentice's Mistake
  • Arachas (canon)
  • Archespore (canon)
  • Archgriffin of the Crags
  • Armored Tunnel-Spinner
  • Ashen Bloodsucker
  • Ashfall Draconid
  • Ashpit Gleaner
  • Attic Brood
  • Aufhocker (German legend)
  • Auntie Longarm
  • Avalanche Revenant
  • Aždaja (Serbian legend)

B: 88 names

  • Baba Jaga (Polish folklore)
  • Bäckahäst (Swedish legend)
  • Backwater Baron
  • Badger-Striped Hermit
  • Bannik (Russian folk belief)
  • Barbed Hogweed Giant
  • Barghest (canon)
  • Bark-Skinned Elder
  • Barn Owl Zosia
  • Barnacled Corpse-Walker
  • Barrow Glutton
  • Basilisk (canon)
  • Bat-Cave Devourer
  • Bat-Eared Sentinel

B, continued

  • Battle-Mire Feeder
  • Battlefield Gleaner
  • Battlefield Poppy-Maw
  • Baubas (Lithuanian myth)
  • Bauk (Serbian legend)
  • Bazyliszek (Polish folklore)
  • Bean-Nighe (Scottish legend)
  • Bear-Sark of the High Pass
  • Beast of the Broken Betrothal
  • Bebok (Polish folklore)
  • Belfry Fleder-Kin
  • Bell-Collar
  • Bell-Throated Drake
  • Belltower Nester
  • Bess o' the Barrow

B, continued

  • Betrayed Sentry
  • Biała Dama (Polish folklore)
  • Bies (Polish folklore)
  • Big Sorrow
  • Bilge Creeper
  • Birch-Bone Elder
  • Black Wojtek
  • Blackthorn Patriarch
  • Bleak Suitor
  • Błędny Ognik (Polish folklore)
  • Bleeding Elder-Bush
  • Blind Jadwiga
  • Blizzard-Lost Courier
  • Bloated Bargeman
  • Bloated Trencher

B, continued

  • Bloedzuiger (canon)
  • Blood-Debt Collector
  • Blood-Moon Tiller
  • Blood-Thistle
  • Bloodroot Elder
  • Bloodtithe Collector
  • Bloodwedding Specter
  • Bludička (Czech folk tale)
  • Bluff Circler
  • Boar-Tusked Bridegroom
  • Bobo (Polish folklore)
  • Bog Matron
  • Bogbean Snare
  • Boginka (Polish folklore)

B, continued

  • Bone-Meal Bloom
  • Bone-Orchard Rooter
  • Bonepile Sow
  • Boneyard Whelp
  • Botchling (canon)
  • Bottled Whirlwind
  • Bough-Breaker
  • Boulder-Backed Dawdler
  • Brackwater Lurcher
  • Bramble Sovereign
  • Breath on the Shutters
  • Briar-Bound Sleeper
  • Bridge Troll of the Low Road
  • Brindle
  • Brine Harridan

B, continued

  • Bristleback Heir
  • Bristlecone Elder
  • Broken-Wheel Revenant
  • Broodmother Forkwing
  • Bruxa (canon)
  • Bucket-Thief
  • Bukavac (Serbian legend)
  • Bulrush Whisperer
  • Burial-Mound Stalker
  • Burl-Faced Ancient
  • Burnscar
  • Burnt Tomek
  • Burnt-Village Scrounger
  • Burrow Warrior
  • Butcherbird

C: 98 names

  • Cairn Scavenger
  • Cairnback Brute
  • Canal Dweller
  • Carapace Elder
  • Carcass Hoarder
  • Carriage-Follower
  • Carrion Elder
  • Carrion Griffin
  • Carrion Orchid
  • Catacomb Burrower
  • Catacomb Sovereign
  • Cattle-Path Extortioner
  • Cave Troll Collector
  • Cavern Howler

C, continued

  • Cellar Vampire
  • Cemetery Matriarch
  • Chalk-Cliff Screamer
  • Chapel-Roof Roost
  • Charnel Sow
  • Charred Abbess
  • Chimney Sitter
  • Chitin Queen
  • Chittering Vanguard
  • Chochlik (Polish folklore)
  • Choking Dodder
  • Chort (canon)
  • Chudo-Yudo (Russian folk belief)
  • Churchyard Mole-Fiend

C, continued

  • Cinderhoof Relict
  • Cistern Lurker
  • Clatterhoof
  • Clay-Daubed War-Chief
  • Cliffside Wyvern
  • Cloudbank Diver
  • Coal Eyes
  • Coast-Road Swooper
  • Cockatrice (canon)
  • Cocoon Tender
  • Coffin-Breaker
  • Coffin-Nail Baron
  • Contract: A Grave Robbed from Within
  • Contract: Beast in the Barley

C, continued

  • Contract: Bones in the Fish Weir
  • Contract: Cattle Found Drained
  • Contract: Claw Marks at the Tollhouse
  • Contract: Devil in the Malt Kiln
  • Contract: Fog That Takes Fishermen
  • Contract: Horror at the Lime Pits
  • Contract: Howling Past Curfew
  • Contract: Lights over the Peat Cuttings
  • Contract: Monster on the Pilgrim Road
  • Contract: Night Raids on the Goose Pens
  • Contract: Shrieks from the Salt Mine
  • Contract: Something Stalks the Lumber Trail
  • Contract: Swamp Path Disappearances
  • Contract: The Abbey's Unquiet Crypt

C, continued

  • Contract: The Baron's Locked Tower
  • Contract: The Beekeeper's Missing Hives
  • Contract: The Bridge Nobody Crosses
  • Contract: The Empty Graves of Lower Rooks
  • Contract: The Ferry That Returns Empty
  • Contract: The Lighthouse Keeper's Visitor
  • Contract: The Midnight Reaper of the East Field
  • Contract: The Mill Wheel Turns at Night
  • Contract: The Orchard Nobody Harvests
  • Contract: The Quarrymen Will Not Dig
  • Contract: The Shepherd Who Came Back Wrong
  • Contract: The Tanner's Vanished Apprentices
  • Contract: The Thing in the Brewer's Cellar
  • Contract: The Wailing in the Vineyard

C, continued

  • Contract: The Well Gone Sour
  • Contract: Trouble at the Charcoal Camp
  • Contract: Wagons Found Without Horses
  • Contract: What Emptied the Dovecote
  • Contract: Wings over the Sheepfold
  • Corpse-Fed Briar
  • Corpse-Lily Creeper
  • Cove Shrieker
  • Cow-Killer
  • Cracked Clay Sentinel
  • Crag Nester
  • Crayfish King
  • Creeping Wolfsbane
  • Crimson Sleeper

C, continued

  • Crooked Hanka
  • Crookjaw
  • Crowmantle
  • Crypt Lichen Colony
  • Crypt Lurcher
  • Cub-Guard
  • Cudgel-Proof
  • Culvert Crawler
  • Curse-Born Changeling
  • Cursed Bridegroom
  • Cursed Castellan
  • Cursed Tapestry Stalker
  • Cyclops of the Sheep Caves
  • Czart (Polish folklore)

D: 27 names

  • Dawnwraith
  • Deadfall Dodger
  • Deadfall Gorger
  • Deadwood Shepherd
  • Deep-Nest Warden
  • Deepmire Brute
  • Deepwood Tusker
  • Devil's Turnip
  • Dickon o' the Ditch
  • Ditch Glutton
  • Ditch Maciek
  • Dolmen Squatter
  • Doppler (canon)

D, continued

  • Draugr (Norse saga)
  • Dream-Leech
  • Dredger's Catch
  • Driftwood Collector
  • Dripstone Ambusher
  • Drover's Bane
  • Drowned-Sailor Shoal
  • Drowner (canon)
  • Dry-Vein Ancient
  • Dun Griffin
  • Dusk Gorger
  • Duskwraith
  • Dvorovoi (Russian folk belief)
  • Dziwożona (Polish folklore)

E: 13 names

  • Echo-Hunter
  • Eclipse-Born Shifter
  • Eel-Mother
  • Eelskin Ferryman
  • Egg-Chamber Sentinel
  • Ekimmara (canon)
  • Elder Bloodletter
  • Elderwood Sentinel
  • Ember-Bellied Lizard
  • Endrega (canon)
  • Estuary Drowned-Dead
  • Eyes in the Barley
  • Eyrie Matriarch

F: 25 names

  • Familiar Without a Master
  • Famine Maiden
  • Fang of the Old Family
  • Feather-Cloaked Countess
  • Featherscale Hybrid
  • Felled-Grove Avenger
  • Fenwight
  • Fernback Brute
  • Fext (Czech legend)
  • Fiend (canon)
  • First Snow
  • Fjord Lamia

F, continued

  • Fleder (canon)
  • Flood-Year Apparition
  • Flooded-Meadow Wader
  • Fog-Antlered Relict
  • Foglet (canon)
  • Footsteps on the Threshing Floor
  • Ford Lurker
  • Forktail (canon)
  • Frost-Bearded Colossus
  • Frostwhisker
  • Frostwraith
  • Frozen-Lake Knocker
  • Fungus-Grove Grazer

G: 39 names

  • Gallows Picker
  • Gallows-Root Creeper
  • Garkain (canon)
  • Garret Lurker
  • Ghoul (canon)
  • Giant Cellar Centipede
  • Gibbet Crow-Hag
  • Gibbet-Shade Toadstool
  • Giltinė (Lithuanian myth)
  • Gjenganger (Norwegian legend)
  • Glacier Ogre
  • Gloomhorn
  • Gnarlhide

G, continued

  • Goat-Legged Tithe-Man
  • Godling (canon)
  • Golem of the Collapsed Wing
  • Goose-Stealer
  • Granary Fire Shade
  • Grandfather Mud
  • Granite-Egg Brooder
  • Grave Hag (canon)
  • Grave-Loam Sleeper
  • Grave-Moss Shambler
  • Grave-Nettle Hag
  • Grave-Soil Digger
  • Gravedigger's Dread

G, continued

  • Graveir (canon)
  • Gravel-Voiced Toll-Taker
  • Greater Barbtail
  • Greater Charnel Hound
  • Greater Nightdrinker
  • Greedy Guts
  • Greenmaw Relict
  • Greenwing Poison-Spitter
  • Greymuzzle
  • Griffin (canon)
  • Guilt-Feeder
  • Gull-Winged Maiden
  • Gullet Drake

H: 41 names

  • Habergeiß (Alpine legend)
  • Hanged-Man's Hound
  • Hangman's Bindweed
  • Harbor Drowner
  • Hartshorn Ancient
  • Harvestwraith
  • Hastrman (Czech folk tale)
  • Haugbúi (Norse saga)
  • Hayloft Jan
  • Hazel Devil
  • Hearth-Fire Haunt
  • Heartwood Sovereign
  • Hedgehog-Quilled Knight

H, continued

  • Hemlock Shade-Beast
  • Hen-House Horror
  • Her Who Walks at Noon
  • Herring-Thief
  • Hexbound Landgrave
  • Hexed Huntsman
  • Hexed Twin of the Manor
  • High-Meadow Marauder
  • Hiisi (Finnish myth)
  • Hill-Fort Roost-Queen
  • Hill-Ghost
  • Hillfort Ogre
  • Him Under the Ice
  • Hive Drone of the Deep Tunnels

H, continued

  • Hob o' the Hayrick
  • Hobnail
  • Hodge o' the Hedgerow
  • Hollow-Cheeked Count
  • Hollowmare
  • Honeytooth
  • Hooktail Matriarch
  • Hornbeam Hulk
  • Hound-Jawed Sergeant
  • Huldra (Norwegian legend)
  • Humming from the Old Mine
  • Hunchbacked Grovekeeper
  • Hunger Wraith
  • Hunger-Year Ghoul

I: 7 names

  • Ice Elemental of the Sealed Vault
  • Ice Giant's Castoff
  • Ice-Floe Stalker
  • Iku-Turso (Finnish myth)
  • Indrik (Russian folk belief)
  • Ironbristle the Boar
  • Ivy-Throated Bellower

J: 5 names

  • Jack o' the Sluice
  • Jędza (Polish folklore)
  • Jenny o' the Woods (canon)
  • Jezinka (Czech folk tale)
  • Joan o' the Stiles

K: 13 names

  • Karakondžula (Serbian legend)
  • Katakan (canon)
  • Kate o' the Causeway
  • Kayran (canon)
  • Kelp-Haired Siren
  • Kelpie (Scottish legend)
  • Kikimora (canon)
  • Killing-Field Hag
  • Killing-Ground Nightshade
  • Kite-Winged Raider
  • Klekánice (Czech folk tale)
  • Kłobuk (Polish folklore)
  • Kudlak (Croatian legend)

L: 38 names

  • Lame Baśka
  • Lame Wolf of the Lumber Camp
  • Lame-Paw
  • Lamya (Bulgarian legend)
  • Lantern Widow
  • Lantern-Snuffer
  • Larch Warden
  • Latawiec (Polish folklore)
  • Laumė (Lithuanian myth)
  • Lazy Death
  • Leech-Queen
  • Leshen (canon)

L, continued

  • Lesser Charnel Hound
  • Lesser Nightdrinker
  • Lesser Rockdrake
  • Lesser Wish-Granter
  • Lich-Yard Creeper
  • Lichen King
  • Licho (Polish folklore)
  • Lightning-Scarred Ancient
  • Lightning-Struck Reaper
  • Lights on the Fen Road
  • Limekiln Troll
  • Limepit Brute
  • Limestone Petrifier

L, continued

  • Limping Bartek
  • Lindorm (Danish legend)
  • Lion-Eagle of the Pass
  • Little Master
  • Lockkeeper's Bane
  • Lode-Guardian
  • Long Staszek
  • Long Winter's Bear
  • Long-Toothed Vagrant
  • Longship Wrecker
  • Lure-Blossom
  • Lychgate Prowler
  • Lynx-Eyed Midwife

M: 48 names

  • Mage's Forgotten Watchdog
  • Mamuna (Polish folklore)
  • Mandible Guard
  • Mange
  • Manticore of the Dry Hills
  • Marl-Pit Wallower
  • Marrow-Cold Ancient
  • Marsh Lantern-Bearer
  • Marsh-Light Mourner
  • Marten-Clawed Poacher
  • Mass-Grave Matron
  • Massacre-Site Spitter

M, continued

  • Maud o' the Orchard
  • Mausoleum Tenant
  • Meluzína (Czech folk tale)
  • Menhir-Tipper
  • Midden Corpse-Eater
  • Midwinter Mourner
  • Milk-Eyed Basilisk
  • Millpond Grabber
  • Mine-Gallery Knocker
  • Mineshaft Revenant
  • Mirror Lurker
  • Miss Nobody

M, continued

  • Mistform Hunter
  • Mistletoe Tyrant
  • Molly o' the Reeds
  • Molting Royal
  • Molting Tunnel-Queen
  • Moon-Bound Reeve
  • Moonless Stalker
  • Moonstruck Shepherd
  • Mooring-Post Ghoul
  • Mora (Polish folklore)
  • Morowa Dziewica (Polish folklore)
  • Mortuary Slinker

M, continued

  • Mossback Relict
  • Mother Thistle
  • Mound-Builder
  • Mountain-Pass Tyrant
  • Mourning Ivy
  • Mudlark Marysia
  • Mudlurk
  • Mule-Snatcher
  • Můra (Czech folk tale)
  • Murder-Soil Bloom
  • Mushroom-Ring Warden
  • Mutagen-Spoiled Hound

N: 17 names

  • Nachzehrer (German legend)
  • Näcken (Swedish legend)
  • Näkki (Finnish myth)
  • Needle-Casting Teasel
  • Nekker (canon)
  • Nell o' the Weir
  • Nest-Robber's Doom
  • Net-Tearer

N, continued

  • Night-Furred Forester
  • Nightlamb
  • Nightwraith (canon)
  • Nine-Fingers
  • Nocnica (Polish folklore)
  • Noonwraith (canon)
  • Noose-Marked Apparition
  • Notch-Ear
  • Nuckelavee (Orkney legend)

O: 22 names

  • Oathsworn Lycanthrope
  • Obsidian Doorwarden
  • Old Arrow-Catcher
  • Old Don't-Look
  • Old Gold Eye
  • Old Half-Past-Midnight
  • Old Man of the Windbreak
  • Old Never-Sleeps
  • Old Ploughbreaker
  • Old Splinterjaw
  • Old Tin-Ear

O, continued

  • Old-Battlefield Bramble
  • Old-Blood Necrophage
  • Old-World Sanguinary
  • One-Eyed Hill Giant
  • One-Horn
  • Ore-Cart Wrecker
  • Otter-Trap Robber
  • Oubliette Shade
  • Our Trouble
  • Ovinnik (Russian folk belief)
  • Oxbow Grandmother

P: 33 names

  • Painted Burrow-Raider
  • Pallid Chorister
  • Pasture Raider
  • Paupers' Field Runt
  • Peat-Stained Elder
  • Peatback Behemoth
  • Peg o' the Quarry
  • Pelt-Bound Trapper
  • Perchta (Alpine legend)
  • Pickaxe Thief
  • Pillory Shade

P, continued

  • Pincer Brood
  • Pinepitch Elder
  • Pit Pack Runt
  • Pit Scrounger
  • Plague-Cart Apparition
  • Plague-Cart Follower
  • Plague-Pit Fungus
  • Plaguepit Wallower
  • Płanetnik (Polish folklore)
  • Pod-Bursting Vetch
  • Poisoned Cupbearer

P, continued

  • Polevik (Russian folk belief)
  • Pollen Hag
  • Południca (Polish folklore)
  • Poludnitsa (Russian folk belief)
  • Pondweed Crone
  • Portrait-Dweller
  • Pox Maiden
  • Psoglav (Serbian legend)
  • Pūķis (Latvian myth)
  • Pyre Scavenger
  • Pyre Wraith

Q: 6 names

  • Quarry Cockatrice
  • Quarry Wraith
  • Quartz-Vein Sleeper
  • Queen of the Pack
  • Quicklime Ghoul
  • Quill-Maned Griffin

R: 40 names

  • Raft-Tipper
  • Rafter-Hanger
  • Ragana (Lithuanian myth)
  • Ragged Royal
  • Ram-Horned Reeve
  • Rattlebones
  • Raven-Cursed Duchess
  • Ravenfield Stalker
  • Ravenroost Relict
  • Reaping Sedge
  • Red Kasia
  • Red-Mouthed Dowager
  • Red-Wattled Terror

R, continued

  • Reedbed Strangler
  • Reef Matriarch
  • Reeking Packmother
  • Remorse-Drinker
  • Ribwort Stinger
  • Ridge Basilisk
  • Rimepelt Alpha
  • Riverbed Sleeper
  • Rock Troll Brewer
  • Rogue Earth Elemental
  • Rokita (Polish folklore)
  • Rookery Giant
  • Rooster-Headed Serpent

R, continued

  • Rooster-Spurred Usurer
  • Root-and-Raven Spirit
  • Root-Tunnel Swarmer
  • Rooted Ambusher
  • Rootwarden
  • Rotfiend (canon)
  • Royal Slatewing
  • Royal Wyvern (canon)
  • Rubble-Eater
  • Ruby-Eyed Recluse
  • Runebound Colossus
  • Rusałka (Polish folklore)
  • Rushlight Deceiver
  • Rustcoat

S: 110 names

  • Sallow Gentleman
  • Salt-Circle Prisoner
  • Salt-Mine Revenant
  • Saltlick
  • Saltmarsh Wyvern
  • Samodiva (Bulgarian legend)
  • Sanguine Matron
  • Sapwood Stalker
  • Sawtooth Glider
  • Scaffold Shade
  • Scarflank
  • Scarlet Reveler
  • Scavenger Queen of the Trenches

S, continued

  • Scorpion-Tailed Lion
  • Scratching at the Byre Door
  • Scree Ogroid
  • Scree Slyzard-Kin
  • Screech-Wing
  • Scrying-Tower Guardian
  • Scythe-Cut Maiden
  • Seal-Breaker's Regret
  • Sedge Witch of the Shallows
  • Sepulcher Brute
  • Seven-Arrows
  • Sewer Ekimmara-Kin
  • Sexton's Bane
  • Shadow at the Conscience

S, continued

  • Shaelmaar (canon)
  • Shallow-Grave Sniffer
  • Sheep-Thief of the Heights
  • Sheepshanks
  • Shipwreck Shade
  • Shrikewing
  • Shroudripper
  • Siege-Dead Sentinel
  • Siege-Line Gorger
  • Silkpit Ambusher
  • Silt Hag
  • Silt-Eyed Drowner
  • Sinew Stripper
  • Sinkhole Brood

S, continued

  • Skarbnik (Polish folklore)
  • Skerry Screamer
  • Skin-Changer of the Salt Road
  • Skogsrå (Swedish legend)
  • Skrzat (Polish folklore)
  • Skull-Crowned Wanderer
  • Slag-Heap King
  • Slatewing
  • Slaughter-Tusk
  • Sleep-Sitter
  • Sleeping-Draught Lily
  • Slime-Braided Hag
  • Slogutis (Lithuanian myth)
  • Sluice Drowner

S, continued

  • Slyzard (canon)
  • Smelter Imp
  • Smok Wawelski (Polish folklore)
  • Snag-Horned Devil
  • Snake-Tongued Chamberlain
  • Snapping Henbane
  • Snare-Wise
  • Snowblind
  • Snowdrift Wraith
  • Snowline Troll
  • Soldier-Eater
  • Something in the Rye
  • Something Wearing Antlers

S, continued

  • Šotek (Czech folk tale)
  • Sour Breath
  • Spell-Twisted Squire
  • Spillway Brute
  • Spindle-Cursed Seamstress
  • Spine-Frilled Hisser
  • Spitting Foxglove
  • Splashing in the Dry Well
  • Splitcrest
  • Spoil-Heap Lurker
  • Spore-Belching Puffball
  • Spore-Carrier
  • Spruce Devil
  • Spurred Cockerel-Drake

S, continued

  • Squint
  • Stag-Crowned Voivode
  • Stagnant-Pool Seer
  • Stake-Burned Specter
  • Stalagmite Lurker
  • Starved Brood-Sire
  • Starveling Shade
  • Stillfield Scavenger
  • Stillwater Mourner
  • Stinger Matriarch
  • Stone-Thrower
  • Stonegaze Lizard
  • Stoning-Pit Shade
  • Storm in a Stolen Amphora

S, continued

  • Storm-Crested Griffin
  • Storm-Petrel Harpy
  • Strangler Hop
  • Strawman of the Fallow Field
  • Striga (canon)
  • Strzyga (Polish folklore)
  • Strzygoń (Polish folklore)
  • Stump
  • Stumpwalker
  • Summoning Gone Astray
  • Šumska Majka (Serbian legend)
  • Sunken-Eyed Patrician
  • Świtezianka (Polish folklore)
  • Sylvan (canon)

T: 220 names

  • Tailings Crawler
  • Tallowskin
  • Tanglehoof
  • Tapping Under the Floorboards
  • Tar-Paw
  • Tarn Troll
  • Tatzelwurm (Alpine legend)
  • That Which Took the Twins' Goat
  • The Abbot of Sunken Cloister
  • The Antlered Silence
  • The Bailiff's Bounty
  • The Baker of Emberwick
  • The Baker Who Bites
  • The Bear in the Bridal Chamber

T, continued

  • The Beast of Brackenwell
  • The Beast of Dunmarrow Quarry
  • The Beast of Honeycomb Hill
  • The Beast of Old Kiln Road
  • The Beast of Starling Moor
  • The Beast of Vintner's Cross
  • The Beast of Weeping Sallows
  • The Beekeeper's Curse
  • The Bell-Ringer of the Flooded Chapel
  • The Black Dog That Is Not a Dog
  • The Boar-Headed Baron
  • The Boatman of Lake Wyrdle
  • The Borrower
  • The Bricked-Up Monk
  • The Bride of Thornbarrow

T, continued

  • The Bride Who Waited
  • The Burgomaster's Other Shape
  • The Butcher of Lambsfoot Dell
  • The Carter with Yellow Eyes
  • The Cellar Tenant
  • The Charcoal-Burners' Bane
  • The Clearing's Owner
  • The Cobbler Who Sheds
  • The Cold Dance Partner
  • The Cold Spot by the Hives
  • The Cough in the Fog
  • The Crone of Bitterroot Marsh
  • The Crow King's Jester
  • The Dancer of Foxfire Glade
  • The Dark Half of the Barn

T, continued

  • The Devil of Hobble Bridge
  • The Draught in the Crypt
  • The Drowned of Elder Lock
  • The Duelist at Dawn
  • The Eater of Fallowmead
  • The Empty Trap
  • The Face at the Smokehouse Window
  • The Ferryman of Mistbend
  • The Fiddler of Nettlefield
  • The Fishmonger's Scaled Wife
  • The Frozen Pilgrim
  • The Gatekeeper of Mourn Hollow
  • The Ghost of Candlemaker's Stair
  • The Giant of Goatscar Pass

T, continued

  • The Gibbeted Deserter
  • The Glow in the Turnip Field
  • The Glutton of Skinner's Row
  • The Gravedigger of Lower Rooks
  • The Grey One
  • The Grinning in the Cornrows
  • The Guest of Hemlock Inn
  • The Guest Who Needs No Invitation
  • The Half-Stag Hunter
  • The Hands in the Millrace
  • The Hanged Ploughman
  • The Harvester of Scythe Common
  • The Haunted Scythe
  • The Headsman's Regret
  • The Heiress Who Sleeps by Day

T, continued

  • The Hermit of Kestrel Scar
  • The Honey Thief
  • The Horror of Wainwright's Cut
  • The Hound of Stonecross Heath
  • The Howling Cooper
  • The Hunchback of Staveless Wood
  • The Hundred-Year Lodger
  • The Hunger of Barleymow
  • The Innkeeper's Quiet Guest
  • The Knight of Rustwater Ford
  • The Lady in the Empty Portrait
  • The Lady Who Wakes at Midnight
  • The Lantern-Bearer of Cobbler's Lane
  • The Last Lamplighter
  • The Last Mourner at Every Funeral

T, continued

  • The Laugh in the Hop Field
  • The Leech of Tinker's Marsh
  • The Listener in the Alders
  • The Lodger in the Dovecote
  • The Logger's Reckoning
  • The Long Arm in the Pond
  • The Lurker of Hagstone Mere
  • The Maiden of Poppy Acre
  • The Milk-Souring One
  • The Miller of Blackwater Sluice
  • The Miller Who Howls
  • The Miller's Drowned Daughter
  • The Mother of Hollow Stump
  • The Mourner of Saint Odo's Yard

T, continued

  • The Night Guest
  • The Noise in the Root Cellar
  • The Nun of Drowned Abbey
  • The Oak That Bleeds
  • The Oathbreaker's Echo
  • The Old Growth
  • The One the Wolves Obey
  • The One Who Counts Our Sheep
  • The One Who Sleeps Upside Down
  • The Orchard Keeper's Curse
  • The Orphan-Maker of Bleakstead
  • The Owl-Faced Abbot
  • The Ox-Breaker
  • The Pale Sow
  • The Pale Tenant

T, continued

  • The Pilgrim of Barefoot Road
  • The Piper of Gallows Green
  • The Plague of Greywillow
  • The Prince Under the Hill
  • The Queen of Rookhaven Tower
  • The Reaper of Rye Hollow
  • The Reaper's Apprentice
  • The Reason the Geese Went Quiet
  • The Rider Without a Road
  • The Roarer of Pinecairn
  • The Scourge of Ploughman's Rest
  • The Scratcher
  • The Screamer of Windmill Nine
  • The Shadow of Charcoal Rise
  • The Shape on the Ridge

T, continued

  • The Shepherd's Ruin
  • The Shepherdess of Cold Tor
  • The Shrieker of Vulture Rock
  • The Shutter-Tapper
  • The Singer of Heron's Shallows
  • The Singing Under the Bridge
  • The Sleeper Under Yarrow Hill
  • The Smell Behind the Tannery
  • The Smith of Cinder Lane
  • The Smith with the Iron Hide
  • The Sow of Maggot Fen
  • The Stag of Old Birchholt
  • The Stag That Walks Upright
  • The Starved Garrison

T, continued

  • The Stranger at the Crossroads Shrine
  • The Strangler of Hopvine Path
  • The Suitor of Willow Fen
  • The Sunday Thing
  • The Swan Brothers
  • The Swineherd of Bog Asphodel
  • The Tall Visitor
  • The Tanner's Second Skin
  • The Tax
  • The Tenant of Raven's Granary
  • The Terror of Upper Sedge
  • The Thatch-Walker
  • The Thief of Nine Hives
  • The Thing That Took the Ox
  • The Thing Under the Granary

T, continued

  • The Thirsting Archivist
  • The Thirteenth Son
  • The Three-Eyed Elk
  • The Tithe-Collector Who Never Left
  • The Toad of the Bishop's Garden
  • The Tollkeeper of Ashbridge
  • The Trapper of Snowmelt Gap
  • The Twelve-Winter Wolf
  • The Unburied Bannerman
  • The Uncatchable
  • The Uncounted Rings
  • The Uninvited
  • The Uninvited at the Feast
  • The Unreflected
  • The Unshriven Knight

T, continued

  • The Wanderer of Frostmere Dike
  • The Washerwoman of Linden Brook
  • The Watcher of Tanner's Reach
  • The Weeper of Hazel Weir
  • The Wet Prints on the Stair
  • The Whisperer of Chalkpit Lane
  • The Widow of Crow's Ford
  • The Widowmaker of the Uplands
  • The Winter King
  • The Woman Walled In
  • The Wood's Long Memory
  • The Woodcutter of Wolfscombe
  • The Yew Father
  • Thicket Tyrant

T, continued

  • Thirst-Mad Fledgling
  • Thorn-Lashing Rose
  • Thorn-Skinned Novice
  • Thornpaw
  • Thornveil Hermit
  • Thousand-Leg Burrower
  • Three-Toes
  • Thresher's Ghost
  • Threshing-Floor Wraith
  • Throat-Seeker
  • Thunderhead Cockerel-Lizard
  • Tidal-Cave Chorister
  • Tidewrack Shambler
  • Toad-Skinned Granny
  • Tollhouse Shade

T, continued

  • Tom o' the Tarn
  • Tomb-Fat Elder
  • Tombgnawer
  • Topielec (Polish folklore)
  • Topielica (Polish folklore)
  • Totem-Maker
  • Tower-Bat Patriarch
  • Trapdoor Hunter
  • Trenchfeeder
  • Troll Who Guards the Wrong Boats
  • Tunnel Nekker-Kin
  • Tusked Margrave
  • Twice-Killed
  • Twice-Shed Elder
  • Twilight Reaper

U: 8 names

  • Uboże (Polish folklore)
  • Unbound Hearthfire
  • Uncle Underbridge
  • Underhill Bully
  • Undertow Bride
  • Upiór (Polish folklore)
  • Upyr (Russian folk belief)
  • Utopiec (Polish folklore)

V: 12 names

  • Veinseeker
  • Velnias (Lithuanian myth)
  • Venom Hellebore
  • Venomcrest
  • Venomous Shellback
  • Vesper Drinker
  • Vilkolakis (Lithuanian myth)
  • Vinegar-Spitter
  • Vintner's Curse
  • Vixen of the Vineyard Rows
  • Vodník (Czech folk tale)
  • Vukodlak (Serbian legend)

W: 55 names

  • Wąpierz (Polish folklore)
  • War-Dead Feaster
  • Warg of the Thaw
  • Warren Chieftain
  • Washing-Stone Hag
  • Wat o' the Wayside
  • Water Hag (canon)
  • Waterwheel Wretch
  • Web-Winged Hunter
  • Webbed-Orchard Spinner
  • Wedding-Veil Wraith
  • Weeping Mandrake
  • Weirwretch

W, continued

  • Wellshaft Weeper
  • Wet Agata
  • Whale-Road Raider
  • What Came Back from the Bog
  • What Feeds on the Gallows Hill
  • What Follows the Night Soil Cart
  • What Grazes with the Herd at Night
  • What Nests in the Belfry
  • What Old Mirek Saw
  • What Sleeps in the Lime Kiln
  • What the Charcoal Burners Fear
  • What the Dogs Bark At
  • What the Flood Left
  • What the Plough Turned Up

W, continued

  • What Waits at the Ford
  • What Wears the Scarecrow's Coat
  • Whatever Lives in Hanka's Well
  • Whip-Vine of the Ruins
  • Whirlpool Sister
  • Whistling in the Flax
  • Whitethroat
  • Whoever Rings the Chapel Bell
  • Wicker Effigy Walking
  • Wickerwood Relict
  • Wiedergänger (German legend)
  • Wiła (Polish folklore)
  • Wildwood Chargehorn
  • Wilkołak (Polish folklore)

W, continued

  • Will o' the Kiln
  • Wind-Rider of the Sheepfolds
  • Windfall Colossus
  • Windshear Matron
  • Wine-Dark Widow
  • Winecellar Leech
  • Witch-Garden Escapee
  • Wodnik (Polish folklore)
  • Wolf-Caller of the Pines
  • Wolf-Mother of the Charcoal Camp
  • Wolf-Taken Shepherd
  • Wolfsbane Widow
  • Wolfskin Bailiff
  • Wormfat Devourer

Y: 1 name

  • Yellowback Wyvern

Z: 4 names

  • Zeugl (canon)
  • Zlydni (Ukrainian folk belief)
  • Żmij (Polish folklore)
  • Zmora (Polish folklore)