| Hint | Answer | % Correct | |
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| Supernatural beings, typically in animal form, that would protect or assist witches. | F | Familiar | 91%
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| God of the west wind and one of the Anemoi in Greek mythology. | Z | Zephyrus | 82%
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| Roman poet and Dante's guide through hell in the epic Inferno. | V | Virgil | 64%
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| The Aesir god of knowledge and wisdom. | M | Mimir | 55%
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| Hungarian noblewoman known as the 'Blood Countess' who was accused of torturing, killing and bathing in the blood of virgins. | E | Elizabeth Bathory | 45%
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| Japanese dragon. | R | Ryu | 45%
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| A malevolent and powerful Djinn typically described as large, winged creatures of smoke and fire. | I | Ifrit | 36%
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| The largest illuminated manuscript in the world known as the Devil's Bible. | C | Codex Gigas | 27%
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| Human/vampire hybrid. | D | Dhampir | 27%
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| The sword of Charlemagne | J | Joyeuse | 27%
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| The primordial waters of ancient Egyptian mythology. | N | Nun | 27%
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| A shiny flowing metal who's ancient name connects to the Roman messenger god. | Q | Quicksilver | 27%
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| A servant and personification of death in Breton, Cornish and Welsh folklore said to sit atop a black cart or coach used for collecting the dead. | A | Ankou | 18%
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| Heron-like regenerative bird from Egyptian mythology, similar to the Phoenix. | B | Bennu | 18%
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| The magical cord that bound the mighty wolf Fenrir in Norse mythology. | G | Gleipnir | 18%
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| Magical device from Finnish mythology that brought riches and good fortune to its holder. | S | Sampo | 18%
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| The Celtic Otherworld in Irish mythology. | T | Tir na Nog | 18%
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| Three legged horse in Norse folklore associated with Hel. | H | Helhest | 9%
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| Supernatural cats in Japanese folklore. | K | Kaibyo | 9%
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| The club of the Dagda. Said to kill nine men with one end and return life with the handle. | L | Lorg Mor | 9%
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| This structure symbolised the sun god Ra. | O | Obelisk | 9%
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| The shield of King Arthur. | P | Pridwen | 9%
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| A master blacksmith of Germanic and Norse folklore said to have crafted many legendary weapons and armour. | W | Wayland | 9%
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| The well that lies beneath Yggdrasil and is associated with the Norns. | U | Urdarbrunnr | 0%
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| Magical self-expanding soil in Chinese mythology. | X | Xirang | 0%
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| Formless base of all matter, the raw material for the alchemical Great Work. | Y | Yliaster | 0%
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