1. Your country
2. Does it have rich folklore
1. Sweden
2. Yes, tro
1. Your country
Dominic Phillips
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Kayden Cooper
1. France
2. Farily rich, i'd say
Benjamin Peterson
>1. Your country
Norway
>2. Does it have rich folklore
Yeah, i would say so.
Also, trolls are not a Swedish folklore but Scandinavian
Ethan Adams
1. Faraguay
2. nah
Carson Martin
West mongolia
Yes
Jack Price
Even my city hinterland has rich folklore
Evan Rogers
1.Mexico
2.Absolutely yes
Aaron Parker
1. Norway
2. Probably, possibly, but it's dead now. Some still believe that Saami people cast curses on them, though.
Ayden Parker
Yes.
Great thread, Sweden.
Jace King
Canada
Yes
Henry Martin
But it does
Jason Rogers
1. Spain
2. Yes. They inspired Gaudí to build Casa Batlló.
Brandon Foster
1. Mexico
2. No
Nicholas Hill
forgot pic. Casa Batlló is inspired in the legend of saint George and the Dragon that a popular myth says that happened in a Catalan village called Montblanc
Liam Hall
1. Poland
3. No, because nearly all of it was destroyed and forgotten
All we have nowadays is a few customs that got adapted into Christianity, a couple of regional legends, and a very vague and incomplete ideas about our old mythical creatures.
Samuel White
1. Flag
2. Plenty of them
Aiden Jones
Redpill me on canadian folklore
Justin Sullivan
Not a lot, but we haven't been open for business as long as some of the others.
Easton Sullivan
yea, extremely
Carson Garcia
Does Sasquatch count?
Aaron Bell
Your city is probably more population than norway
Gabriel Wright
Bump
Landon Butler
Thailand
Not really, no
Anthony Campbell
1. Spain (Castile)
2. Yes and its highly underrated
Ryan Ortiz
Khe?
What about the guaraní mitos like the yaci-yatere, pombero, etc.
Anthony Sullivan
1. Britain
2. Very much so. T. Hellhounds
Carter Clark
Yeah, Swedish and Norwegian folklore is practically identical and broadly Scandinavian, with local differences of course.
you have a mainstream franchise based entirely off of your folklore user