Britain
The most renowned playwright and actor.
His name, which is highly praised in the world of English literature, is probably one of the most recognized names on this planet.
Who is William Shakespeare?
One of the two great heroes of Greek mythology.
A demigod hero born from the union of Zeus, King of the Gods, and a human girl.
A superhuman who took on challenges as a result of his feud with the goddess Hera, and was able to overcome them all.
Who is Heracles?
A gladiator from ancient Rome, and the leader of the slave war that was ultimately crushed, but his name was engraved in history as the hope of those oppressed.
Who is Spartacus?
The world's most renowned saint. She left her homeland at age 17, and in the two short years before she was burned to death at age 19, she engraved her name in history. She is the saint who saved France, and after a miraculous rise to power, she was shamed and met a tragic end.
Who is Jeanne d'Arc?
Born in the 19th century, he is one of the most famous people in the world. Nikola Tesla is his eternal rival, and a fight would surely break out if the two of them are in the same room.
Who is Thomas Edison?
The legendary king who pulled the sword our of the stone and was destined to rule all of England.
Who is Arthur Pendragon?
One of the best-known heroes of Greek myth.
He swept through life like a swift wind, but at the same time, he had a manner that made him worthy of being called a hero. Most commonly known for his weakness.
Who is Achilles?
One of ancient Rome's greatest heroes, having outstanding prowess as a general during the Gallic Wars, the expeditions to Britannia, and other endeavors.
Who is Gaius Julius Caesar?
Supposedly, the word "impossible" does not exist in his dictionary.
Supposedly, he met Iskandar amid the pyramids.
Supposedly, he destroyed the Sphinx of Giza by bombarding it.
Supposedly, the French Revolution was a conspiracy created by a secret society, with which he was deeply involved.
Who is Napoleon Bonaparte?
A genius and a scientist in the field of electromagnetism during the 19th and 20th centuries who claimed he knew how to split the planet in two.
Who is Nikola Tesla?
He served under King Arthur, but parted ways with the king after he fell in the forbidden love with Queen Guinevere.
Who is Sir Lancelot?
Became the King of Macedonia at the age of 20. Stories of his expedition to the East echoed throughout the world of Islam where they become heroic legends, spreading throughout Asia.
Who is Alexander the Great?
The emperor that suppressed all religious forces and the Roman Senate around 50~60AD.
Called a tyrant in the days of Rome because of their position against the senate and the oppression of the Christians.
Who is Nero Claudius?
A French noble from the 15th century.
He repeatedly committed the act of abducting neighborhood boys one after another in his own domain, sexually abusing them and killing them.
He is later known as the model of folklore's "Bluebeard."
Who is Gilles de Rais?
A soldier of the Apaches, one of the native tribes of the North American continent.
His name was originally an Apache word for "one who yawns," but despite this easygoing name his life changed dramatically when he was 20 years old.
When his wife and children were killed by Mexican soldiers, he gave a speech where he vowed vengeance against the Mexican army as a "warrior."
Who is Geronimo?
A professor of mathematics and Sherlock Holmes's most formidable adversary.
Who is James Moriarty?
The protagonist of Homer's famed epic "The Odyssey." His role in the Trojan War is recorded in "The Iliad."Near the end of the Trojan War, arranged for a large wooden horse that would be brought within the impregnable walls of Troy,
Who is Odysseus?
The last emperor of the Byzantine Empire, also known as the Eastern Roman Empire. Rome, in all its greatness, is said to have finally died with him, after the fall of Constantinople. Even as the empire was on the verge of ruin, he fought to protect it.
Who is Constantine XI?
King and leader of the Twelve Paladins, manifests as a gift from beyond. He is the founding king of Western Europe and more commonly known as ______ the Great.
Who is Charlemagne?
One of the most famous outlaws of the American Wild West, he remains popular to this day.
He was so famous that a photograph of him went for 2.3 million dollars at auction.
His father is unknown, but his mother gave him a good education.
His letters, which remain with us to this day, are very well-written for a Wild West outlaw.
Who is Billy the Kid?
An internationally-known serial killer. They murdered five women and despite the best efforts of Scotland Yard, they vanished without ever being caught.
Who is Jack the Ripper?
The youngest of the three Gorgon sisters in Greek mythology.
Originally an earth goddess, due to the Olympian gods and the fanatical beliefs of the people, she was forced to escape to the Shapeless Isle where she became a monster.
Who is Medusa?
The tyrannical third emperor of the ancient Roman Empire.
A figure from the 1st century, and uncle of Emperor Nero.
At first, he was loved as a great king, but then suddenly he became the Moon's love... and he descended into madness.
For the few years until his assassination, he ruled as a tyrant.
Who is Caligula?
The Queen of France born into the House of Habsburg.
The Fleeting Lady. She is queen to the 18th century king, Louis XVI.
She is the symbol of the rule of European nobility over the people.
As society changed and the royals lost their authority , she lost her life before she could witness the change.
Who is Marie Antoinette?
It all happened at the end of the seventeenth century...
Witch trials took place in the Puritan village of Salem.
A young girl named __________ was one of the first to show signs of demonic possession.
The unusual symptoms soon spread to the other girls, and many villagers were accused of witchcraft over the course of the next year.
Who is Abigail Williams?