Yeti
Country of Origin: Nepal
Being Type: Humanoid (Abominable Snowman)
Being Type: Humanoid (Abominable Snowman)
Power Stats
Aggression
5/10
Magic Abilities
3/10
Physical Power
8/10
Origin Backstory
In Himalayan Sherpa and Tibetan lore, the Yeti is a massive fur-covered guardian of the mountains, leaving giant footprints in snow. Ancient tales describe it as a spirit-being that protects sacred peaks, sometimes aiding respectful climbers but attacking intruders. It embodies the untamed wilderness and the dangers of high altitudes in Buddhist-influenced stories.
Key Features
- •Thick white fur
- •Immense height and strength
- •Large footprints
- •Deep guttural calls
- •Elusive in blizzards
Lore
Yeti, the Abominable Snowman, is a legendary creature in Himalayan Sherpa and Tibetan folklore, a massive, fur-covered humanoid guardian of sacred mountains, leaving giant footprints in snow. Ancient tales describe it as a spirit-being that protects peaks and punishes intruders or disrespectful climbers, sometimes aiding those who show reverence. In Buddhist-influenced stories, Yeti embodies the untamed wilderness and the dangers of high altitudes, serving as a cautionary figure and symbol of nature's power. Sightings and tracks continue in modern times, blending myth with cryptozoology in Himalayan culture.