Medieval Life
What was the primary material used to build most peasant homes in medieval Europe?
Wood and mud
Which mythical creature is said to turn people to stone with its gaze?
Basilisk
What is the role of a “seer” in magical traditions?
To predict the future
Who was the wizard mentor to King Arthur?
Merlin
What herb is often used in tea to help with sleep?
Chamomile
What was a "keep" in a castle?
The central strong tower
Which creature is half eagle, half lion?
Griffin
What does a “familiar” typically refer to in witchcraft?
A magical animal companion
What was Robin Hood famous for?
Stealing from the rich and giving to the poor
Which succulent is known for its soothing gel used on burns?
Aloe vera
Which event significantly reduced Europe’s population in the 14th century?
The Black Death
The kelpie is a horselike water spirit from which folklore?
Celtic
In fantasy lore, what is a “mana” pool?
A reservoir of magical power
Which legendary queen is known for her beauty and involvement in the Trojan War?
Helen of Troy
Which plant is commonly used to flavor Earl Grey tea?
Bergamot
What was the name for land granted by a lord to a vassal in exchange for service?
Fief
Which of these creatures is described as having the body of a lion and the tail of a scorpion?
Manticore
In alchemy, what was the legendary goal of transmutation?
Turning lead into gold
Which mythical hero completed 12 impossible labors?
Hercules
Which festive holiday plant was considered sacred by druids and often harvested with golden sickles?
Mistletoe
What language were most official documents written in during the Middle Ages in Europe?
Latin
What is a "chimera" typically composed of?
Lion, goat, and snake
What is a spellbook most commonly called in magical tradition?
Grimoire
Which knight of the round table was known for his tragic love affair with Queen Guinevere?
Sir Lancelot
Which herb is believed to have cleansing properties and is often burned in rituals?
Sage