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Svarog is one of the most respected and widely worshiped gods in Slavic mythology. He’s often described as the creator of the Yav (the world where we all dwell), the Heavenly Judge and the Father of many gods.

Discover the mysterious Slavic Volhvs—ancient sorcerer-priests who healed, prophesied and shaped early Slavic history through sacred wisdom.

Discover the ancient wisdom of Stribog, the Slavic god of elemental Air, master of winds, storms, and continuous change.

Makosh, the Slavic Goddess of Destiny and Magic. The Slavic version of the Fates in Greek mythology or the Norns in Norse legends. Even among the Slavic Pantheon, she stands apart. Revered as the Spinner of Fates, she’s the patroness of women’s crafts, the keeper of household prosperity, and the embodiment of magic itself.

I’ve been meaning to talk about Veles for a while. What is it about him that makes him stand out among the mighty Slavic gods?

Chernobog—just his name can send shivers down your spine. His reputation has long been cloaked in fear. But is that who Chernobog truly is?

October 31 is not only Halloween, All Hallows’ Eve and Samhain. It’s also Veles’s Night in Slavic folklore.

Today, I wanted to introduce you to one of the fascinating figures from Slavic lore that makes an appearance in The Storm Artifacts—Domovoy.

It’s been a while since I’ve wanted to dive into the topic of the Yav, the Prav, and the Nav in Slavic mythology. Let's talk about it now.

Today we’re going to explore the fascinating world of the Slavic pantheon, starting with Perun, the Slavic god of Thunder and Justice.

Usually, in the “Gods and Monsters of the Salamanderverse” blogs, we discuss Slavic pantheon or monsters from Slavic lore and fairy tales.

Let’s talk about mighty Veles and Yaginya and their eternal love. Their story has everything: love, betrayal, sacrifice, and hope.

Gods and Monsters of the Fire Salamander World: Baba Yaga - Part 1. A terrifying witch or a powerful goddess?

October news and updates from the Salamanderverse.

Chernij Voron a.k.a. Black Crow. Black crows and ravens are shrouded in a veil of mystery. Let's talk about their place in Slavic mythology.

If you read The Storm Awakened, most likely you remember Declan’s encounter with Koldun Appoloni. So, who is a koldun, or rather what is he?

Gods and Monster of the Fire Salamander World: Cat Bayun. Let’s try to figure out who this not-so-cute-and-cuddly kitty is.

In the Salamanderverse, vampires, wurdulaks & upirs are various representatives of the undead community. But is it the same in Slavic lore?

One of the evil characters of the Slavic lore you are going to meet in the ninth book of the Shadow Enforcer Series is Blud.

A Slavic Rusalka - a beautiful woman who lives in lakes and rivers. But is there any difference between a Slavic Rusalka and a mermaid?