This Scandinavian word refers to the final battle, the end of the world.
What is "Ragnarök"
100
Who is Gilgamesh’s only friend?
Enkidu
100
This god's personality is vicious,impulsive and irrational. He has a very war-like character.
Who is Ares?
100
This god has the strongest power and is the leader among all of gods.
Who is Zeus?
200
This is the name of the Greek underworld.
Hades
200
What is the soldiers of Aesier called?
Einherjar
200
Who steals Gilgamesh’s elixirs?
Snake
200
This god is the patron saint of arts, science and shooting. He is known for being just, and giving very fair punishment.
Who is Apollo
200
This goddess represents peace and justice. Who is she?
Athena
300
This is the name of the river that runs through the Greek underworld?
the river Styx
300
Who created the soldiers of Aesier and why?
Odin created them for the final battle
300
Without any divine assistance, Enkidu and Gilgamesh attack and slay a terrible monster, and then offer up its heart to Shamash.
What is the name of this Monster?
Gugalanna
300
One of the smartest gods, he is sometimes called "Prophet"
Who is Prometheus?
300
Most of what came out of Pandora's box caused pain and suffering. But one thing was in there to help reduce pain. What was it?
Hope
400
This is the name of the three-headed dog in charge of guarding the entrance to the Greek underworld.
Cerberus
400
Who killed the Odin?
Fenrir, a huge wolf
400
What kind of material were Babylonian epics recorded on?
Clay tablets
400
What is the other name of the Greek God Nemesis?
Eumenides
400
How many major gods are there on Mt. Olympus?
12
500
She was Orpheus's love whom he tried to save from the underworld. She could follow him out only if he did not look back to check. Things were going fine until -- he looked back!
Eurydice
500
What is the name of the madness dragon that started the final battle?
Nidhogg
500
Gilgamesh rejects the advances of the goddess because of her mistreatment of previous lovers.
What is the name of this goddess?
Ishtar
500
This first woman was made from clay by Hephaestus.