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This creature is known for guarding treasure
A. Unicorn
B. Dragon
C. Dwarves
D. Elves
What is a dragon?
The Greek Goddess of Love
A. Hathor
B. Freya
C. Aphrodite
D. Venus
Who is Aphrodite?
He is the guardian of the Bifrost Bridge
A. Freyr
B. Hel
C. Heimdall
D. Thor
Who is Heimdall?
This creature is where the phoenix myth comes from.
A. Griffin - Beast of War
B. Ammit - Devourer of the Dead
C. Apep - Enemy of the Light
D. Bennu - Bird of Fire
What is Bennu - the bird of fire?
This beast is mentioned in both Egyptian and Iranian mythology. It has the head, wings, and talons of an eagle, but has body of a lion.
A. Phoenix
B. Griffin
C. Satyer
D. Minotaur
What is a Griffin?
This creature has the body of a lion, the head of a human, and the tail of a serpent.
A. Beowulf
B. Chimera
C. Griffin
D. Cerberus
What is the Chimera?
This three-headed dog guards the gates of the underworld
A. Polyphemus
B. Pegasus
C. Cerberus
D. Ajax
Who is Cerberus?
The name of the end of the world of gods and humans
A. Apocalypse
B. The Great Fire
C. Ragnarök
D. End of Days
What is Ragnarök?
Thoth was the master of this celestial body.
A. Planets
B. Stars
C. Moon
D. Asteroids
What is the moon?
In Lakota mythology, this creature is a spider trickster spirit. His appearance is that of a spider, but he can take any shape, including that of a human.
A. Arachne
B. Anansi
C. Karkinos
D. Iktomi
Who is Iktomi?
This creature is a supernatural dog, bringers of death (worldwide)
A. Cerberus
B. Hellhounds
C. Anubis
D. Argos
Who are Hellhounds?
This Greek God is the ultimate party animal, always bringing the wine.
A. Apollo
B. Hephaestus
C. Dionysus
D. Demeter
Who is Dionysus?
These animals draw the chariot of Freyja, the Norse goddess of love, fertility, battle, and death.
A. Dogs
B. Cats
C. Horses
D. Wolves
What are cats?
This scarab faced god pushes the sun representing the rising morning sun
A. Selket
B. Osiris
C. Khepri
D. Thoth
Who is Khepri?
They are the three sisters who refused to take part in the worship of Dionysus, and turned into bats by Hermes.
A. Minyades
B. Graeae
C. Vetala
D. Adarna
Who are the Minyades?
This Hindu mythological creature is portrayed with the head and the body of a lion, the trunk and the tusks of an elephant, and sometimes has equine features.
A. Yali
B. Nian
C. Tigris
D. Nue
Who is Yali?
This god is Cupid's little bother that plays matchmaker in Olympus
A. Pathos
B. Eros
C. Ajax
D. Adonis
Who is Eros?
This kind of animal draws the chariot of Freyr, the god of peace and fertility and rain and sunshine who is the son of the sea god Njǫrd.
A. Reindeer
B. Boars
C. Polar Bears
D. Moose
She is the goddess of healing venomous stings and bites. She is often depicted in 3 different ways: 1) as a scorpion 2) has the body of a scorpion and the head of a woman 3) as a woman with a scorpion on her head.
A. Hathor
B. Serket
C. Isis
D. Sekhmet
Who is Serket?
Fire breathing chicken from Japanese Mythology
A. Aethon
B. Basan
C. Turul
D. Tengu
Who is Basan?
This creature can transform between a seal and a human.
A. Nymph
B. Sirens
C. Cyclops
D. Selkie
What are Selkie?
They are warriors created from ants by Zeus
A. Myrmidons
B. Karkinos
C. Minyades
D. Sirens
What are Myrmidons?
She is the giant wife of the sea god Njǫrd
A. Skadi
B. Sigyn
C. Svidur
D. Syn
Who is Skadi?
She is the goddess of cats, homes, protection, and women's secrets. She is usually depicted as a woman with the head of a black cat.
A. Sekhmet
B. Bastet
C. Mafdet
D. Hathor
Who is Bastet?
From Japanese Mythology, she is a ghost woman who shapeshifts into a spider.
A. Bake-kujira
B. Jorōgumo
C. Tsuchigumo
D. Karura
What is Jorōgumo?