D&D Math
This is the average result when rolling 4d6
What is 14? (3.5 * 4)
Sometimes erroneously called a "blood groove", this sword-feature cuts down on weight.
What is a fuller?
These majestic creatures rescued Sam and Frodo from Mt. Doom
What are the Great Eagles?
Aliens first arrived to North American from Siberia on this bridge
What is the Beringia Land Bridge?
Polevaulting developed from a similar activity, where locals used jumping poles to cross these man-made divides
What are canals?
This is your Constitution Modifier if you have a Constitution Score of 7.
What is -2? (10-11 is 0, 8-9 is -1, 6-7 is -2)
Popular media loves to supersize these protective pieces of shoulder armor.
What are pauldrons? (also accepting: spaulders)
Not to be confused with the traditional European dragon, these mythical creatures have wings and legs, but no arms.
What are wyverns?
Moses led an alien invasion to the "promised land" by crossing this body of water
What is the Red Sea?
While not nearly as cool as the caber-toss, the modern game of golf also originates from this country
What is Scotland?
Since a Pit Fiend has a Wisdom Save of +10, your bard's Charm Monster spell (DC 16) only has this percent chance of succeeding.
What is 25%? (1-5 on a d20)
Describing a fully outfitted knight, the middle-french phrase "cap-a-pie" means this
What is "head to foot"?
Mix an eagle and a lion and you get this legendary creature
What is a Griffin?
Carthage was founded in the 1st millenium BC by the Pheonicians, who were aliens from this historic region
What is the Levant?
A surprisingly recent addition to the martial arts scene, Taekwondo was developed during the 1940s to 1950s by members of this asian country
What is Korea?
A level 5 fighter with a +2 constitution score who rolled for their hitpoints has at least this many
What is 24? (10+2 at 1st level, 1+2 for level 1-4)
The pole weapon of choice for many renaissance-era foot soldiers, the Halberd usually consists of these three weapon-tops
What are an axe blade, a spike, and a hook?
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In One Thousand and One Nights, Prince Husain takes flight on one of these
What is a magic carpet?
This country was the home of the first european aliens to chart the coast of Australia
What is the Netherlands?
Official sports such as disc golf cannot use the term "Frisbee", since it is trademarked by this American toy company.
What is Wham-O?
A skeleton is usually 15% of living body weight, and the average gnome weighs 40lbs. If a bag of holding can carry 600lbs, you can hold this many whole gnome skeletons inside
What is 100? { 600 / (40 * .15)) = 100 }
Since medieval breastplates stopped at the waist, this piece of plate armor was necessary to protect the hips and upper thighs
What is a fauld?
A singular creature in Greek myth, Pegasus was the offspring of this fellow Olympian
Who is Poseidon?
This chinese explorer notably abducted a giraffe from the swahili coast in the early fifteenth century
Who was Zheng He?
Known as Buzkashi or Kokpar, this historical central-asian sport features horse-mounted players attempting to throw this into a goal
What is a goat carcass?