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| - Storyteller was the title given to a man or woman who told stories for a living. Brom took the role as Carvahall's storyteller after the Mission to Urû'baen.
- Elsa Strict, better known as the Storyteller, is one of the icons of Universal Studios Theme Parks' Halloween event, Halloween Horror Nights. She first appeared as the icon of Halloween Horror Nights: Tales of Terror in 2005. Out of all the icons, she has the least developed backstory. She returned as one of the icons of Halloween Horror Nights: Sweet 16 along with Jack the Clown, the Caretaker, and the Director, as well as re-appearing in Halloween Horror Nights: Twenty Years of Fear with the Usher and the other three icons.
- Storyteller, to komiks wydany w 2004 roku w magazynie Star Wars Tales 19.
- A storyteller is a Calling given by the Souls. On The Flower World, it is highly valued as they are rooted to the ground and there is not much to do. Wanda was a fantastic Storyteller in the Flowers and has brought this talent to Earth. At first, she tells Jaime about the worlds she has visited and then Jeb. Jeb asks her to tell the rest of the humans in the caves but she is reluctant. However, Jeb, Jaime and Ian are sneaky about it by asking questions at dinner making the others overhear. The "class" is casual mostly with Wes, Walter, Jeb, Jaime and Ian asking the questions while others listen. If Wanda is asked a difficult question or does not want to meet somebodies eye, she turns to help out with the dinner while thinking.
- The Storyteller is a type of NPC. Their only function is to give the quests of the Ten Years of Peace arc. There is a storyteller in each of the starting villages:
* Storyteller Gu Yuan, Wu-Tang Shan
* Storyteller Luo Changji, Song Shan
* Storyteller Wu Zhongsan, Tianjin
* Storyteller Qian Baiyang, Mount Yanmo
* Storyteller Shen Luhao, Zixia Dong
* Storyteller Yan Wuzong, Tai Shan
- The Storyteller is a character appearing in Professor Layton vs. Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney. He is the author of Labyrinthia's Story.
- Arthur Cantabella, better known as the Storyteller, was the creator and ruler of Labyrinthia. He supposedly had the ability to make whatever story he wrote come to pass in the real world.
- At the warriors' initiation, the Storyteller officiates the spear-throwing and wrestling-bridge contests.
- Rudaba is a fiery and intelligent Persian woman who travels the world in her scholarly pursuit of knowledge about Zoroastrianism, and is highly regarded as a library-like academic and scholar of the ancient religion. During her travels, she was able to acquire for her private collection a relic called the “Shawl of Scheherazade”, a magical garment woven by the ancient queen over the course of 1001 nights, while she spun stories to enchant her husband, the King of the Sassanid Empire. The Shawl has given Rudaba amazing mystical abilities, which she now uses to fight crime wherever she may travel, combating hatred, corruption and dark magic alike with her skills, superpowers and her voluminous mystical knowledge.
- The storyteller was another disguise of the Hee-Wanu Real Estate broker.
- The Storyteller, sometimes abbreviated to "ST", is the player in a game using the Storyteller or Storytelling game systems who generates the chronicles, plays the role of storyteller characters, and runs the game. The role is equivalent to the Dungeon Master in Dungeons & Dragons games, or Game Masters in other roleplaying games.
- "Storyteller" is the sixteenth episode of the seventh season of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and is the one hundred thirty-eighth episode altogether. It was written by Jane Espenson and directed by Marita Grabiak. It originally broadcast on February 25, 2003. "Storyteller" refers to Andrew Wells, who became a pseudo-member of the Scooby Gang after being one of the The Trio, Buffy's enemies in Season Six, and has been held hostage at since Summers' home since early in the season. Andrew composes a video documentary narrating the apocalyptic adventures of Buffy and the Scooby Gang.
- Anne Harlan Prather 1.
* Alarm Chorus' 2.
* ��Seas Boil…” 3.
* ��Wheel and turn…” 4.
* Weyrwoman’s Song' 5.
* Question song' 6.
* Fire Lizard Song' 7.
* Brekke’s Lament' Vocals: Anne Harlan Prather Sound Engineer: Scott D. Prather Producer: Teri V. Lee 1984 by Off Centaur Publications OCP-?? Either OCP-27 or OCP-33 based on online list.
- The Storyteller is a character appearing in Professor Layton vs. Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney. He is the author of Labyrinthia's Story. He is Espella's father.
- He appears in "The Man with Two Brians" and "Welcome Back, Carter". In the former, he watches a Family Guy cutaway, explaining the origins of the phrase "What a croc!". In the latter, he watches Paula and her friends press their faces up together so intensely they merge into one fat girl, and explains that that is how fat girls are made.
- A Storyteller was a member of a Sandpeople clan with the exclusive right to retell the history of their people. Each Sandpeople clan had only one Storyteller, who was required to learn all the lore from his predecessor by heart. Apprentices were taught the story from birth. A learning apprentice would rarely speak incorrectly. Changing a story's details was forbidden on penalty of death.
- The Storyteller's special ability allows the player to use any abilities they have previously learned from other crowns, similar to the Freelancer class from Final Fantasy V. The crown has great proficiency with every type of weapon, which makes them fairly decent damage dealers. Despite being one of the most powerful jobs, the class has low stat multipliers and should not be used until the player has reached level 99.
- Taking a break from their journey toward the Northern Water Tribe, Katara, Sokka, and Avatar Aang gathered around a campfire with several other people to listen to the storyteller's narration of his great-grandfather's experience. According to the storyteller, his ancestor spotted what the storyteller described as "air-walkers" and compared them to large, talking birds. He warned his listeners not to mistake one of them for a simple bird, but to check if it was a member of the secret society of "air-walkers", who had no regard for gravity, and laughed at those "bound to the earth by it".
- The Sirah was the storyteller of a Faren Kag's village on Bajor. It was the Sirah's role to frighten away a mythical energy creature known as the Dal'Rok, which appeared for five days each year, by telling a story of the village's creation. In 2369, Chief Miles O'Brien was briefly appointed the Sirah, before Hovath took over the role. (DS9: "The Storyteller")
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