Thanks to Hollywood and digitalization, everyone knows what's happening in the world, but no one knows anymore what's in their own backyard. In the second volume of Skymningens fasor (Horrors of Twilight), we highlight unique Scandinavian monsters. Why have players encounter an ordinary ghost when they can instead be exposed to "De små under jorden" (The Little Ones Under the Earth)? Who needs regular zombies when you have mylings and strandvaskare (beachcombers/drowned)? And when you're tired of werewolves, the monster pig gloson is ready in the wings.

We also present the most dangerous creatures Chock has to offer, such as the ancient witch Baba-Yaga, the mummy queen Hatshepsut, and the Norse vampire Thormund Halldorasson. Few gaming groups will survive encounters with these monsters, so use them with extreme caution.

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