365 documented Celtic supernatural beings from the Evil Eye grimoire, including 189 lesser and 71 greater in power tier.
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The Wicker Man is a large wicker statue used in ancient Celtic ritual sacrifice by the druids, symbolizing human and animal sacrifice. (Note: - Remove "Primordial" power tier as it implies a level of cosmic or universal power that is not supported by source material. - Add Origin story based on source 1 (Julius Caesar's Commentary on the Ga)
A fearsome spectral cavalcade of the dead sweeping through the winter sky — those who see it risk being carried off or killed, and its passage foretells war, plague, or catastrophe.
An atmospheric 'ghost light' — a small, mobile, lamp-like light seen at night over marshes, bogs, wet ground, or graveyards. In many cultures the phenomenon is interpreted as a supernatural being or manifestation (wandering nature-spirit, soul of the dead, transformed witch, or treasure-indicator); modern science offers chemiluminescent explanations for some occurrences.
Áillen is an otherworldly incendiary figure in Irish tradition who annually harasses the royal site of Tara at Samhain by lulling inhabitants to sleep with harp or timpán music and burning the place with fiery breath; his cycle is broken in the story-cycle when the hero Fionn mac Cumhaill resists the soporific music and kills him.
Éber Finn (Éibhear Fionn) is a legendary ancestral founder‑king in medieval Irish pseudo‑history. Presented in the Lebor Gabála Érenn–style narratives and related materials as one of the sons of Míl Espáine, he is a Milesian leader who helped conquer Ireland, received a share of the kingship, and whose descendants form an important dynastic line.