Reader Question 4
Selkies and Kelpies because Scotland has some rad (creepy) water critters. I hope to give some spotlight to Zeke some day because he is a surly ol’ grump.
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Selkies and Kelpies because Scotland has some rad (creepy) water critters. I hope to give some spotlight to Zeke some day because he is a surly ol’ grump.
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Does Zeke need a medalion? I’m pretty sure Selkies are supposed to be shapeshifters.
For selkies to change, they must have a sealskin, so I think that must negate the need for a medallion to control the change.
I guess when you consider its average yearly rain fall, Scotland is very conducive to aquatic creatures.
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Eeee, thanks so much for answering! :D I love your interpretation of a Kelpie – gills and fins ftw! :D
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i’ve always wondered whats the difference between a selkie and a roan
Just a comment from a Scottish reader, here — aside from the water creatures, we also have quite a population of Cu Sidhe (a local type of the Black Dogs) and, more uniquely to Scotland, the Cait Sidhe (recent individuals of which are also known as Kellas Cats, after one particularly famous individual killed near the town of Kellas. Silly bugger).
Yeah, for the kelpie, according to the stories, they look like horses until you notice their hooves are backwards. If you notice that fast enough, GTFO. If not, leave a good-looking corpse.