Mythical European Creatures/Folklore

2. Winged divine stallion, sired by Poseidon in Greek mythology.
4. Fire-breathing hybrid monster with parts of lion, goat, and snake.
7. Norse female spirit who chooses which fallen warriors go to Valhalla.
8. Small, mischievous, green clothed folklore creature from Cornwall and Devon.
9. One-eyed giant
11. Snake-haired gorgon whose gaze turns viewers to stone.
13. Half-man, half-Bull.
15. Large, slow-witted Scandinavian cave dweller, that turns to stone in sunlight.
16. German sprite or house spirit, that can be helpful or chaotic.
17. Scottish mythical creature that sheds its seal skin to become human on land.
20. Mischievous English creature blamed for mechanical malfunctions.
22. A Greek mermaid-like creature whose beautiful singing lured sailors to wreck ships on rocky shores.
23. Foul, wind-spirit monster with the body of a bird and the face of a woman.
24. Half-man, Half-goat, companion of Dionysus.

1. Nocturnal, blood-drinking undead creature, from a slavic folklore.
3. Irish fairy known for pots of gold.
5. Irish spirit whose wail warns that death is near.
6. Multi-headed water serpent that grows two heads back for every one cut off.
10. Human cursed to transform into a wolf on a full moon.
12. Carved stone beast designed to spout rainwater away from cathedral walls.
14. Magical Germanic being often associated with forests, hidden magic, or youth.
16. Shape-shifting Scottish water horse that leads people to drown.
18. Horned, Alpine Christmas figure who punishes bad children.
19. Large, fire-breathing reptile, prominent in European legends.
21. Upper body of a human, lower body of a horse.