Games
Diseases
Oddities
Occupations
Favoring the Noble
100

A game with bishops, rooks, and knights.

What is Chess?

100

Caused by bacteria spread by fleas on rats, killing a massive portion of Europe's population in the 14th century

What is The Black Death (Bubonic Plague)?

100

Other than humans - these could be tried and convicted for crimes, and if found guilty sentenced to death.

What are animals?

100

Forged iron tools, horseshoes, weapons, and armor for the community and military.

What is a Blacksmith?

100

A Swedish CGI-animated character and Eurodance music project created in 2003 by Erik Wernquist.

Who is Crazy Frog?

200

A game where people ride on horses to hit eachother with lances to score points.

What is Jousting?

200

Tuberculosis

A chronic bacterial lung infection that served as one of the era's most efficient killers

200

This utensil was quite uncommon in Medieval Europe and would not often be seen around the feasting table.

What is a fork?

200

Entertained royals and nobles with comedy, acrobatics, music, and clever satire

What is a Court Jester?

200

They can swallow air to inflate their stomachs and intestines, helping them float across rivers or sink and walk along the bottom of small streams.

What are Armadillos?

300

A sport where someone who fights another person using swords and face masks.

What is fencing?

300

A stigmatized bacterial infection affecting the skin and nervous system, leading to the creation of isolated leprosariums

What is Leprosy?

300

Some households collected and sold this liquid to local tanners and dyers, who used the ammonia for treating leather and cleaning wool

What is urine?

300

Trained and cared for hunting birds used by the nobility for sport and food acquisition.

What is a Falconer?

300

A massive and infamous physical brawl between NBA players and fans that occurred on November 19, 2004.

What is Malice in the Palace?

400

An ancient game and historical toy traditionally played with the actual anklebones of sheep or goats.

What is Knucklebones?

400

Common gastrointestinal infections spread through contaminated water and poor sanitation in towns. Often a killer on the Oregon Trail.

What is Dysentery?

400
This type of fish was sometimes used as currency.

What are Eels?

400

One who controlled disease-spreading rodent populations in towns using traps, ferrets, and dogs.

What is a Rat Catcher?

400

This company manufactures more rubber tires than any other company in the world.

What is LEGO?

500

Violent local versions of this game—often played with a blown-up pig bladder—were banned by kings like Edward II because they caused chaos and injuries.

What is Football?

500

Caused by eating rye grain contaminated with fungus, leading to painful gangrene and hallucinations

What is St. Anthony's Fire (Ergotism)?

500

In castles, the bathroom would double as this additional space.

What are closets? (The ammonia smell helped keep moths away from the robes and furs stored in those rooms!)

500

Performed haircuts alongside medical tasks like bloodletting, tooth extraction, and amputations.

What is a Barber Surgeon?

500

This many servings of Coca-Cola are drank every day.

What is 1.7 Billion?