Hermes was the Greek god of trade, travel, and communication, and he was also associated with magic and prophecy.

The Cauldron of Cerridwen was a magical cauldron that could bring the dead back to life, and it was said to be guarded by the goddess Cerridwen.

Tyrfing was a magical sword that could cut through anything, and it was said to have been forged by the dwarves.

Nimue was a powerful sorceress who was Merlin's mentor, and she eventually imprisoned him in a cave.

Thoth was the Egyptian god of magic and wisdom, and he was also associated with writing and the arts.

Kitsune are magical foxes that can shapeshift, and they are often associated with trickery and deception.

The Thunderbird is a magical bird that is associated with thunder and lightning, and it is said to bring good luck.

Djinns are magical creatures that can grant wishes, and they are often associated with fire and air.

Pele is the Polynesian goddess of fire and volcanoes, and she is said to have created the world.

Dragons are magical creatures that can fly, and they are often associated with wisdom and power.

Huitzilopochtli is the Aztec god of the sun, and he is said to have created the sun by sacrificing himself.

Hunab Ku is the Mayan god of creation, and he is said to have created the world by speaking it into existence.

Viracocha is the Inca god of creation, and he is said to have created the sun and the moon.

Izanagi is the Shinto god of creation, and he is said to have created the Japanese islands by stirring the ocean with his spear.

Ahura Mazda is the Zoroastrian god of creation, and he is said to have created the world by speaking it into existence.