Dungeons & Dragons
This class has a feature called Wildshape, in which the person can turn into an animal for an hour without using a spell slot
Druid
This fantasy series following Frodo Baggins is one of the most heavily referenced resources for D&D
Lord of the Rings
The Bubonic Plague of the mid 1300s was also known as this
The Black Death
The most powerful spell in D&D
Wish
Wizards, warlocks, bards, and druids can summon these animal-like creatures that can take on any small form
Familiars
This race has the natural ability to cast thaumaturgy, hellish rebuke, and darkness
Tieflings
Even with dragons prominent in its plot, this series is most well known for its horrible ending
Game of Thrones
Under feudalism, these people were under contracts of indentured servitude to lords akin to slavery
Serfs
Cantrip
Chromatic dragons are these five colors
Red, Green, Blue, Black, & White
The amount of death saving throws you have
Three
This was a 2000s British TV show about a young wizard trying to hide his powers from his best friend who would one day grow up to be king
Merlin
This infamous 1215 document states that the king is not above the law
The Magna Carta
This first level spell summons at least three darts that are a certified hit each time
Magic Missile
These creatures disguise themselves as everyday objects to lure you in to a false sense of security before they attempt to eat you
Mimics
Known for her reign of chaos, the dragon deity Tiamat has five of these, each in a different color
Heads
In the How To Train Your Dragon series, Toothless is this type of dragon
Night Fury
This collection of stories about everyday people was written by Geoffrey Chaucer in the late 1300s
The Canterbury Tales
While it feels great to cast on other people, having an NPC cast it on you may be frustrating as they force your spell to fail
Counterspell
This creature has no bones, eyes, ears, mouth, organs, blood, skin, and more, and yet is almost inescapable once it starts to eat you by direct digestion with its slimy ooze
Gelatinous Cube
D&D was part of this wide spread fear in the 80s that the game was a cult recruitment tool
The Satanic Panic
In the 1987 movie The Princess Bride, our main protagonist Wesley says this instead of "I love you"
As you wish
The fall of this city of the Byzantine Empire is noted as the end of the medieval era and the beginning of the modern era
Constantinople
This is the base amount of damage Fireball does
8d6
This aberration is probably one of the best known in D&D, with ten eye stalks that each contain powerful magic
Beholder