Tiny clay squatters with big opinions.
Phroglings are strange, handmade little creatures who move into forgotten teacups, wonky cobblestones and north-facing windowsills — trading shelter for small, strange luck.
“OCCUPIED.” — a Phrogling, probably
Meet the residents
Featured Phroglings
A stout, stone-grey Phrogling that disguises itself as a loose cobblestone and trips people it finds insufficiently interesting.
A rare dusk-dwelling Phrogling with a faintly glowing belly, said to guide lost things back to where they belong.
A damp, contemplative Phrogling that grows a tiny garden on its own back and mutters weather predictions to nobody in particular.
From the field
Latest Sightings
A confirmed Lantern Leaper sighting reunited a keeper with a wedding ring lost for eleven years.
Three Cobble Croakers reportedly rearranged a keeper's seed packets into a tiny spiral overnight.
The compendium
A growing guide to every known Phrogling
Habitats, diets, temperaments and rarity ratings — from the grumbly Mossback Mumbler to the legendary, glowing Lantern Leaper. New species are catalogued as they're discovered (or as they decide to reveal themselves).
Adopt a Phrogling of your own
Each Phrogling is sculpted by hand, so no two are alike — a little grumpy, a little lucky, and entirely their own. Give one a windowsill to squat on.
Dispatches from the Burrow
New Phroglings, fresh sightings and the occasional bit of lore — delivered whenever the Mossback says it's a good day for post.
No spam. Just amphibious folklore.