Scariest creature?

[jerney]

Ghosts/spirits have always terrified me for some reason. I can watch horror movies with zombies (love them), monsters, weird alien creatures, werewolves, vampires (I read Dracula at 9 or 10 and wasn't scared, I just wanted to become a vampire lol) and be alright, but I just can't handle supernatural stuff . Even seeing the picture of that floating girl freaks me out a bit (a lot)

[Groenewolf]

Other, because all the creatures in the list can be fought if they proof to have the wrong intentions. Alto with varying success. Now for something there are no combat manuals for it, except from what I read the Necronium (at that is a big if) :

[Bloodeagle]

Demons as the fallen angels, cause my teeth to gnash.




Giants or what I believe to be the Naphidim, and Anakim, offspring of the "sons of God" and the "daughters of men," must have been incredible to witness and frightening as well, enough so, for god to destroy them, in a great flood.

[Max]

Anyone remember this!?!?!

[Gaztelu]

Anyone remember this!?!?!

It was nothing too scary. At the end, it was an alien dressed up as a clown. It's nothing conventional firearms can't handle.

[Юлия]

Hmm... Baba Yaga? Children should be frightened, listening to stories about this old witch.







And I love Gogol's story "Viy" (in Slavic mythology Viy is a supernatural being that can kill people by looking at them). I remember how I worried about the main character much, when damned "pannochka" rose from her coffin











By the way, I always thought, that the most terrible and scary is what you can't see. Unknown frightens more

[Max]

Hmm... Baba Yaga? Children should be frightened, listening to stories about this old witch.

I've always felt sorry for Baba Yaga... I think she is misunderstood

[Humanophage]

I've always wondered why so many women are afraid of insects, arachnids and rats. I mean, if there's a scientific reason for that.

One plausible reason, I suppose, would be that they carry disease or poison and are associated with uncleanness. Women tend to shun both danger and filth much more than men, which leads to greater survivability among girls.

I've always felt sorry for Baba Yaga... I think she is misunderstood

She is generally treated as a neutral character, clearly much more benign than most hags.

[Magister Eckhart]

Believing Mohammedan.

[Matritensis]

Trolls.