Hey everybody,

This will be my last feature for a while, my subscribtion is at it's end so i won't be able to make new grand features anymore, sorry

Anyways, this time the theme is mythical creatures! I have always liked them because they are so appealing!

The people who made these pieces deserve some more credit then they have, now so give 'em some support and comment/ fav some stuff!

The Chimera
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Made by Branflakes2

From the Greek meaning "she-goat" the Chimera is a fire-breathing creature that has the body of a goat, the head of a lion and the tail of a serpent.  Some sources have represented the Chimera with three heads (the lion's head as the main, then the goat's head sprouted from its back, and the serpent's or Dragon’s head on its tail), but the popular myth tells of the single, fire-vomiting head. The very unlikely aspect of the chimera has gradually turned its name into a synonym of a vain dream.

The Centaur

Made by Vandrell

The centaur is a mythological creature. Its head, arms, and chest are those of a human and the rest of its body, including four legs, hindquarters, and a tail is like that of a horse.

Medusa

Made by ConejoBlanco

The gorgon Medusawas a mortal. Medusa was seduced by Poseidon, disguised as a horse, in one of Athena's temples. Athena became incensed and turned Medusa into a fearsome winged creature. Originally, Medusa was depicted as a horse with wings, then a woman with equine hindquarters and wings on her hair. At a later date, portraits of her reveals that her teeth were transformed into the tusks of a wild boar, her black tongue protuded and became too large for her mouth, her hands became brazen claws and her wings were changed into serpents. Her gaze alone turned men to stone.

The Manticore

Made by Kipestshin

Physically, the manticore was know as having the body of a red lion, the face and ears of a blue eyes human and a tail ending in a sting like that of a scorpion. The mouth contains three rows of teeth and poisoned spines along the tail could be shot, like arrows in any direction. The manticore was also attributed with having a voice that was the mixture of pipes and a trumpet. The beast is very swift and makes very powerful leaps. The manticore is reputed to roam in the jungles of India, and is known to have an appetite for humans. Like its cousin, the Sphinx, it would often challenge its prey with riddles before killing.

The Basilisk
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Made by irkendragon

The name basilisk comes from the Greek basileus, which means king. The basilisk was the King of the snakes and the most poisonous creature on earth. His appearance has always been a matter of dispute since there is no way to see a basilisk and survive. Looking at it, according to legend, brings death.

The Dwarf

Made by KidKazuya

The Dwarf is a typical representative of the fantasy worlds: Tough, snappy, grumbling and eager to fight.
He excels at close combat and he is very apt with axes as well as war hammers.

The Troll

Made by Sumerky

In Scandinavia, Trolls were believed to be giants, and the biggest of them all was Dovregubben (their king in the mountain Dovre). They were shaggy and rough-haired, with trees and moss-like growth on their heads and noses.

The Griffon

Made by phomax

The griffin or gryphon is a mythical quadruped with the foreparts of an eagle and the rear, tail and hindquarters of a lion.Its eagle-like head had pointed, upstanding ears like those of an ass. Feathers grew upon its head, neck and chest and the rest of the griffin’s body was covered in leonine fur, subtly colored in shades of tawny brown.

The Dragon
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Made by ChrisRallis

The dragon has a thick, long body. This dragon has six muscular limbs with four digits on each foot that end in very long claws. It has frill-like wings. This dragon's head is blocky and it has a small mouth and has a prounounced overbite. It has tiny round nostrils located close together. This dragon has droopy eyes that are the color of bleached bone. Tendrils surround its mouth. A bony ridge separates its nostrils.

The Harpy

Made by NightmareGK13

The Harpies, Furies, Erinyes, Keres, Fates  and Graes are hords of female monsters often associated with death, fate and the execution of divine ordeals on the human race.

The Charybdis

Made by jeddibub

Although Charybdis is called a monster, no description of its appearance is generally given. It is a gulf, nearly level with the water, that creates a chasm three times a day, creating a whirlpool that will draw in ships.  Then the water is disgorged.

The Minotaur
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Made by chevsy

In Greek mythology, the Minotaur is a monstrous double, sometimes with the head of a bull and the body of a man or, conversely, with the body of a bull and the head of a man.

The Phoenix
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Made by Amjara

There are many, many descriptions of this legendary bird. Al-Jili considers the phoenix a prime example of unseen things (such as God), which can only be understood through their names and attributes. Some describe the phoenix as an eagle-sized bird; half eagle and half pheasant. Others say it is heron-like or a conglomeration of the most beautiful parts of all the birds in the world.

The Satyr
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Made by DEEstroy

The Satyrs were creatures who looked like men, but had the hooves and feet as well as the tails of goats. They could be best described as goat-men. Their preferred pastimes were to chase after the wood nymphs and to play nasty tricks on men.

The Lamia

Mature Content

Made by calebcleveland

Her head still remained that of a beautiful enchantress but her body is that of an animal which has the claws of a cat in its front legs and a cow’s cloven hooves at the back. Some ancient writings describe her with a serpentine lower body.

The Dryad

Made by Jakdaw

Dryads are ancient protectors, tasked with forever guarding the natural wonder of the six worlds. A dryad will look very much like a human woman, with the exception of her skin color, which is dark brown like the bark of a tree, and her hair, which is long, green, and entwined with numerous leaves. A Dryad is a lovely vision of nature's beauty with a fierce protection instinct for her mother forest.

The Siren

Mature Content

Made by valhadar

The Sirens or Mermaids  were odd looking creatures who had features of a bird from the waist down and a body of a woman from the waist up. The Sirens were thought to be three in number, but that is not certain. The most common names were Teles, Raidne, Molpe,Thelxiope, Aglaophonus, Parthenope, Ligeia, and Leukosia.

The Kraken
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Made by Hmm-Interesting

Probably no legendary creature was as horrifying as the Kraken, a giant sea monster. According to stories this huge, many armed, creature looked like an island when motionless and could reach as high as the top of a sailing ship's main mast with its arms deployed.  

The Hydra

Made by Ruth-Tay

A huge serpent with nine heads (although in some accounts she may have six, seven, eight or fifty heads). It lived at Lerna, in a pool formed by the Amymone spring.  It is sometimes said that the hydra had the body of a dog.

The Cyclops
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Made by TheVibe0TT

The Cyclopes were almost like human beings but of a gigantic size and with only one eye in the middle of their heads. Essentially there were three of them: Brontes (thunderer), Steropes (Lightener), and Arges (Bright).