Collections
Thematic groupings of entities by shared domain, realm, or archetype. Every collection is auto-generated from the structured data; membership updates as ingestion continues.
Solar Deities
Gods and spirits of the sun across traditions
Entities whose domain or realm ties them to the sun: solar disks, sky-piercing travelers, dawn-bringers, noon-burning judges. Ra, Helios, Surya, Amaterasu, Inti, Huitzilopochtli, and kindred.
402 entities
Lunar Deities
Moon-governors, cycle-keepers, tidal powers
Entities associated with the moon, its phases, and tidal cycles: Selene, Chandra, Tsukuyomi, Khonsu, Mama Killa, Ix Chel.
192 entities
Psychopomps & Death Gods
Escorts and sovereigns of the dead
Entities who rule, attend, or guide the dead: Anubis, Hermes, Yama, Hel, Mictlantecuhtli, and the tradition-specific escorts of souls.
747 entities
Forest & Woodland Spirits
Guardians of trees, groves, and wild thickets
Spirits of forest and wilderness: chullachaqui, leshy, curupira, kodama, dryads — entities embedded in non-human ecosystems their cultures still share.
359 entities
Water Spirits
River, lake, ocean, and rainfall powers
Entities tied to bodies of water: Mami Wata, yumbo, Yemoja, Sirona, Thetis, river-gods and lake-mothers worldwide.
755 entities
Household & Hearth Spirits
Guardians of home, family, and domestic continuity
Lares, domovoi, nats, kamidana spirits, brownies — entities who live in and protect human dwellings, often in exchange for small daily offerings.
178 entities
Tricksters
Rule-breakers, shape-shifters, and culture heroes
Entities who subvert order to teach it: Anansi, Coyote, Loki, Eshu, Raven, Maui, Monkey — each laughs at the rules of their tradition while reinforcing them.
69 entities
Ancestors
Veneration of lineage and the named dead
Entities who are or were once human and whose memory is ritually sustained: aiyekoto, lares familiares, Xapiripë ancestor spirits, ancestral Kamigami.
547 entities
Cryptids & Legendary Creatures
Regional folk beings and wild unseen things
Tier 2 — named creatures documented in folk belief: wendigos, jiangshi, aswangs, kelpies, leshys, chupacabras recorded within culturally-attested traditions. Excludes modern fictional entities.
2380 entities
Neither Good Nor Evil
Entities whose alignment resists binary labels
Many traditions resist the good/evil binary. These are the entities explicitly characterised as ambiguous — helpful and dangerous by turns, depending on reciprocity.
1221 entities