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In Styria, the members of the Wild Hunt are the spirits of the evil housekeepers of priests!

Some huntsmen use rather unconventional animal lures.

The dread pirate Störtebeker had many hideouts and treasure vaults. One of these was within the chalk rocks of Rügen island.

Leaving the dog behind in the room with the murderous corpse was cowardly, though perhaps understandable under these circumstances.

The Holy Roman Emperors Barbarossa, Henry IV, and Otto IV sleep within the well of Harzburg Castle.

Arminius, the Cheruscan chieftain who defeated the Romans at the Battle of the Teutoburg Forest, sleeps in a hill near Bad Pyrmont.

Widukind, the ancient Saxon foe of Charlemagne, sleeps beneath a hill near the town of Lübbecke.

Emperor Charlemagne sleeps within Untersberg Mountain close to the German-Austrian border.

The dwarves of old knew how to summon dragon servants, and could provide these to others.

But those who own such a dragon should be careful to always heed the feeding instructions...

Emperor Barbarossa sleeps in Untersberg Mountain near the German-Austrian border.

Emperor Charlemagne sleeps beneath a hill near the city of Fürth

Tales from the old days, when giants still roamed the Earth...

Strange phenomena surrounded Martin Pumphut when he was a child, hinting at the magical powers he would develop later in life.

On Good Friday, a sacred doe with a calf appears in Kleines Clausthal valley.

Hunters should leave them well enough alone.

Once, the Devil was looking for an honest wife.

...that went about as well as you'd expect.

There was a time when the Devil didn't bargain with mortals, but demanded what he wanted by force.

...that didn't work out too well for him.

Subcontracting your work to the Devil might condemn your employees to Hell, but it _does_ get the job done!

Why work hard at tilling the land, if you can kidnap and torture a dwarf into building you a better plow?

Doctor Faust was kicked out of more than one city in his time.

Night hag spirits tend to be slippery, elusive, and hard to capture.

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