The term for a mythical creature (also usable in plural) that is both part angel and part demon. Taking humanoid form, the Knitz are depicted as both muses and supernatural artists in Leon Calle's underground fantasy periodical "Gruubernacht."
They most closely resemble benign depictions of succubi from popular culture.
They most closely resemble benign depictions of succubi from popular culture.
(taken from the third issue)
"Bjorn fearfully awaited Feif's messenger, and as the sun went down, there was still no word of any travelers. As he finally drifted off to sleep, the smell of orange blossoms delicately swept him away to the realm of madness. The Knitz had arrived."
"Bjorn fearfully awaited Feif's messenger, and as the sun went down, there was still no word of any travelers. As he finally drifted off to sleep, the smell of orange blossoms delicately swept him away to the realm of madness. The Knitz had arrived."
by Sherpie January 31, 2010