As an adult (which was in fact rare, as nearly all changelings were thought to die in early childhood (most probably killed by displeased parents), it was disabled, gibbered instead of talked, and distrusted people.
When a mother wanted to protect their child from being stolen, they had to tie a red ribbon around its wrist2, put a red hat on its head ,and shield the child’s face from the moonlight. Under no circumstances should a mother wash the baby’s nappies after sunset or turn her head away from the child when it was asleep.
Another method of deterring a Dziwożona was to keep a St. John’s Wort flower or a Harebell at home or to grab it when the danger was known.
That was awesome! I think I am going to have my players in our shadowrun campaign to face a mamuna soon. Thx for the great article
Thank you very much, my pleasure to bring this to you with BG guys <3
Fantastic article, the artworks of Mammuna is actually more creepy than the Gwent version
Thank you very much <3 And the idea of her is even more creepy!
Awesome, really a great article. I’m a fan of folkloric tales, and it was delightful !!
Thanks a lot! <3 Keep your eyes peeled for next week's slavic tales then!
slavic mythology and turkish mythology are really similar
Yes they are!
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