Curupira

'' Spirit derives from Brazilian folklore. ''

'' With a blend of many features of West African and European fairies, the Curupira is usually regarded as a demonic figure. ''

'' The name comes from the Tupi meaning "covered in blisters". It resembles a man or dwarf with its feet are turned backwards - useful to create footprints to confuse hunters in the forests of Brazil. ''

 Like Caipora, being very vigilant against poachers, the Curupira can create illusions, produce a high pitched whistle sound, in order to scare and drive its victims to madness .

Tricksters are unpredictable when summoned.

Summoning ingredients requires: Wooden Doll