| Origin | Description | Answer | % Correct |
|---|---|---|---|
| Greek mythology | Female warriors. | Amazons | 100%
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| Norse mythology | The principal pantheon of Norse gods. | Æsir | 63%
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| Doctor Who franchise | The species that the Doctor belongs to. | Gallifreyans | 50%
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| Tolkien's legendarium | A race of large black orcs. | Uruk-hai | 50%
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| The Elder Scrolls franchise | An ancient, subterranean city-dwelling race. | Dwemer | 44%
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| A Song of Ice and Fire franchise | Diminutive humanoids who inhabit nature. | Children of the Forest | 31%
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| Japanese mythology | A race of humanoid creatures with beaks or beak-like noses. | Tengu | 13%
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| Irish mythology | A hostile, supernatural race who come from under the sea or the earth. Later portrayed as giants. | Fomorians | 6%
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| Yoruba religion | Spirits sent by higher divinities to guide all creation. | Orisha | 6%
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| Various mythologies | A group of people who's feet are turned backwards but who can run at great speed. | Abarimon | 0%
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| Aztec mythology | The malevolent spirits of women who died during childbirth. | Cihuateteo | 0%
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| Myst franchise | A civilisation that could write books, which could link them to Ages. | D'ni | 0%
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| Borderlands franchise | An ancient alien race from Nekrotafeyo. | Eridians | 0%
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| The Witcher franchise | The race of vampires that can appear like humans. | Higher Vampires | 0%
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| Indigenous Australian folklore | Fairy-like beings of Arnhem Land. If you take the "n" out of the name of a famous Australian dinosaur you get the same word. | Mimi | 0%
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