Deities
Mwezi-Goddess of the moon, and medicine, can take the form of a fox or rabbit, major goddess
Jua-God of the sun and music, can take the form of a fox or pheasant, major god
Kifo-Goddess of death and sickness, can take the form of a raven with a small skull on her head, major goddess
Kuwinda and Mawindo-Joint gods of the hunt, Kuwinda can take the form of a wolf, Mawindo can take the form of a mountain lion, major gods
Maji-God of the water, can take the form of a swan, major god
Vita-God of conflict, can take the form of a lynx, major god
Dhoruba-Goddess of storms, can take the form of an american kestrel, or a lightning bug, major goddess
Nyota-Goddess of stars, can take the form of a bat that is covered in constellations and nebulae, major goddess
Hekima-God of wisdom, can take the form of an owl, major god
Amekufa-God of the Underworld, can take the form of a blue death's head moth, major god
Samhradh-Goddess of summer and gardening, can take the form of a butterfly, major goddess
Foghar-Goddess of autumn and change, can take the form of a deer, major goddess
Baridi-Goddess of winter and famine, can take the form of an ermine, major goddess
Kyveli-Goddess of spring and fertility, can take the form of a rabbit, major goddess
Kamino-God of victory, can take the form of a wolf, minor god
Laka-God of luck and fate, can take the form of a crane, minor god
Draíocht-Goddess of magic, can take the form of a lizard, minor goddess
Teachdaire-Messenger god, can take the form of a pronghorn antelope, minor god
Upepo-God of wind, can take the form of a vulture, minor god
Creatures
Troich-Dwarves who live deep in the heart of the forest. It is said that they spend their days crafting, and hiding from all, except for the one who they believe shall be worthy enough to bear their secret
Kizazi-A people of tiny shape-shifting lizards. They are amphibious, and prefer to spend much of their time in the small shallow creeks
Hemolele-The spirits of the departed. They can be contacted by the nā ʻāina. Make their home in Ardhi ya Wafu
Liki-A trickster race that hide inside their tiny tree homes. They wreak havoc on those who enter their territory alone
Gealach Coinín-A creature resembling a rabbit that lives on the moon
Éin Throma-A tiny bird, said to be the servant of Dhoruba. Can harness electricity and become an adorable rage-filled lightning ball
Sionnach Coineanach-A fox with a rabbit head, sacred to Mwezi
Kulakifo-A soul that got corrupted before being taken to Ardhi ya Wafu. They only care about stealing spirits from Amekufa, and will wait by lions who are going to die, and eat them. This action does not satisfy their hunger, but it does create a new kulakifo
Wai-Female water spirits who lure lions to the edge of the Nui River with their voice. They presumably drown them