Fantasy Trivia

1. Both series have a group of powerful, female magic-users. Who is a Sister of the Light in "The Sword of Truth" and NOT a member of the Aes Sedai in "The Wheel of Time"?

From Quiz "The Sword of Truth" vs. "The Wheel of Time"

Answer: Verna Sauventreen

Verna Sauventreen is a member of the Sisters of the Light in "The Sword of Truth" and one of the three sisters sent to bring Richard Rahl back to the Palace of the Prophets. Verna is described as being an attractive women seemingly in her forties. Decades of exposure to the time-slowing spell placed on the Palace of the Prophets has her looking younger than her actual age of over 150. She is a skilled magic-user with a stubborn, though caring personality and over time becomes a strong ally of Richard Rahl. Siuan Sanche, Moiraine Damodred, and Cadsuane Melaidhrin are all members of the Aes Sedai in "The Wheel of Time", an organization of female magic users. Siuan and Moraine are members of the Blue Ajah grouping, described as being focused on "causes" and Cadsuane is a member of the Green (or "battle") Ajah. As with all Aes Sedai, the effects of magic grant them an extended lifespan and slowed aging.

From Quiz Swords of Legend

Answer: Gandalf

Glamdring was the sword which was first wielded by Turgon, King of Gondolin. When he perished when the Tower of the King collapsed upon him, the fate of his sword was the same. However, years later it must have been recovered by trolls. Bilbo and his merry band of dwarves encountered three trolls who were about to eat them, but for the smart deception by Gandalf. Defeating the trolls, the party found their loot in their lair, and in the pile were two swords of Gondolin, Glamdring and Orcrist (and Bilbo's short-sword Sting as well). Gandalf claimed Glamdring while Thorin Oakenshield claimed Orcrist. The story of this sword can be found in JRR Tolkien's "The Hobbit", "Lord of the Rings", "The Silmarillion" as well as in "Unfinished Tales".

From Quiz What in the World?

Answer: Wardrobe

This land would, of course, be Narnia from the "Chronicles of Narnia" series written by C. S. Lewis. While there are several ways to get to and from Narnia that have been used in the series, the very first way Lucy Pevensie travels to Narnia is by entering a wardrobe, which was made from enchanted wood.

From Quiz Fantasy of the 21st Century

Answer: Old Kingdom

The first book is "Sabriel", written in 1995. The next book, "Lirael", was written in 2001. In this series, the Abhorsen is a necromancer who makes sure that the dead stay dead. All other necromancers are enemies of the Abhorsen and seek to raise the dead for nefarious purposes.

From Quiz J. R. R. Tolkien vs G. R. R. Martin

Answer: Turgon

Turgon was the second son of Fingolfin, second son of Finwe. Turgon is often called "The Wise". Turgon was one of the most influential figures in the First Age of Middle-Earth. His kingdom, Gondolin, lasted the longest of the great Elven realms against the Dark Lord Morgoth. Turgon was, however, betrayed by his nephew, Maeglin, who turned the location of Gondolin over to the Dark Lord because of an unrequited love.

From Quiz Sometimes the Magic Works, Sometimes It Doesn't

Answer: an Old Lodge Skins line from the movie and novel "Little Big Man" by Thomas Berger

While Thomas Berger's "Little Big Man" does not fall into the realm of fantasy, Old Lodge Skin's dream power is worthy of any novel that does. Furthermore, "LBM," like the best fantasy works, is an entertaining tale that makes penetrating comments on alienation, prejudice, and perceptions of reality. The three incorrect choices are fake titles I conjured from actual titles: "Soul Music" by Terry Pratchett, "Waiting for Godot," a play by Samuel Beckett, and "The Magician's Nephew" by C.S. Lewis.

From Quiz The Many Magical Worlds of Fantasy Fiction

Answer: Dorne

Reminiscent of Moorish Spain and North Africa, Dorne is hot, arid and mountainous, and therefore sparsely populated. Ruled by House Martell, whose seat is the city of Sunspear, it is a fiercely independent land, and has often proved a thorn in the side of the rulers of the Seven Kingdoms. The remaining choices can all be found on the huge continent of Essos, which is a parallel of Asia. Braavos is one of the Free Cities, situated across the Narrow Sea from Westeros, while Slaver's Bay and the ancient, triple-walled city of Qarth lie further east.

From Quiz What Fantasy Land am I?

Answer: Pern

'The Dragonriders of Pern' (Parallel Earth Resources Negligible was the description given by the survey ship that discovered the planet) was perhaps the best known of Anne McCaffrey's works. In this series, dragons and humans develop a telepathic bond, allowing them to fight the regular incursions of the all-devouring 'thread' a mindless organism which consumes organic matter. McCaffrey wrote many series during her lifetime, including the 'Catteni' series (featuring the world of Botany, named in homage to Botany Bay, the original name of Sydney). She was also known for 'The Tower and Hive' (featuring the 'Talents' who can harness the powers of teleportation and telepathy, and featuring the world of Deneb). 'The Crystal Singer' showcases McCaffrey's love of music, while the 'Dinosaur Planet' and the 'Generation Warriors' interconnecting series highlight the darker side of the Federation of Sentient Planets. While McCaffrey considered herself to be a science-fiction author, many of her books borrowed heavily from the fantasy genre. An influential author, she was the first woman to win both the 'Hugo' and 'Nebula' prizes.

From Quiz We're the Monsters!

Answer: Werewolf

The werewolf (lycanthrope, loup-garou) is seen regularly in modern fantasy works. In the World of Darkness White Wolf has published the roleplaying game settings 'Werewolf: the Wild West' as well as 'Werewolf: the Apocalypse' honoring this monster. Consider reading these works if you need more information on werewolves. You can also see the werewolf, for example, in the 'Underworld' movie series or in the 2004 movie 'Van Helsing' starring Hugh Jackman and Kate Beckinsale. One of the more charming versions of the werewolf can be seen in the 1985 movie 'Teen Wolf' with Michael J. Fox. Please excuse me for not referring to Meyer's 'Twilight' series. I tried to but I really couldn't do it.

From Quiz Swinging on a Star

Answer: It brings a deadly threat to life on Pern.

Pern, third planet in the Rukbat system, resembles our planet Earth in many ways, and can support human life. However, every 250 turns (years), the Red Star (actually a planet) causes a 50-year intermittent bombardment of mycorrhizoid spores to the planet's surface. These spores not only devour plant life, but also cause severe injury to any humans or animals they touch. (Luckily, this "thread" can be destroyed by fire-breathing dragons, which also happen to exist on Pern!)

From Quiz Little Miss Late

Answer: Susie Salmon

Although she is in Heaven for almost all of the story, Susie does return briefly to earth when she is able to move into her best friend's body for a short time. The book was first published in 2002, and was made into a film in 2009. Susie was played by Saoirse Ronan.

From Quiz Word Alchemy

Answer: She became the witch's slave

The wicked witch in this tale clearly had an odd diet - she had a fondness for children, yet her gingerbread house was untouched. This story was written by the Brothers Grimm and was published in 1812. Although Gretel is initially the slave of the witch, it is made clear later that she is to be eaten too, but the pair manage to escape, after pushing the witch into her own oven.

From Quiz I Married a Werewolf!

Answer: Ben O'Farrell

When they first met, Ben was still a full human. After he was bitten by a werewolf, Kitty nursed and shepherded him through his first change, and helped him come to terms with his new life. They fell in love, and married in Las Vegas. The "Kitty Norville" series of books is written by Carrie Vaughn. The first one, "Kitty and the Midnight Hour" was first published in 2005.

From Quiz Protect Ya Neck

Answer: Jaz Parks

The "Jaz Parks" series of books was written by Jennifer Rardin. The first one, "Once Bitten, Twice Shy" was first published in 2007, and the seventh volume, "Bitten in Two" was published (posthumously) in 2010.

From Quiz Gargoyles in Love

Answer: Alban

Alban is a 'proper' stone gargoyle in the daylight, but by night he transforms into a very handsome man. Magrit finds herself believing in his innocence and agreeing to help him prove it, but also thinks she is going mad as there "are no such thing as living gargoyles". Then she falls in love with him... The first book in the series is called "Heart of Stone" and was first published in 2007. Bis is the juvenile gargoyle who lives in the church belfry in Kim Harrison's "Rachel Morgan" series, the first of which, "Dead Witch Walking", was published in 2004.

From Quiz Great Fantasy Authors

Answer: J. R. R. Tolkien

J. R. R. Tolkien wrote many books other than these, like 'The Book of Lost Tales 1 and 2.' He was an English professor at Oxford University.

From Quiz Literary Non-humans

Answer: Waynhim

The Waynhim were created by the Demondim and were eyeless like their ur-vile cousins. The rest areas that they maintain are called Waymeets. The Elohim are a haughty spirit people while cavewights are cave-dwelling minions of Lord Foul. Forestals protect the ancient Forest of the Land. Stephen R. Donaldson is the author of the series.

From Quiz Planeswalkers

Answer: Bo Levar

After Crucias was discharged from his military career, he became a tour guide, taking wealthy families to Argoth to watch the Brothers' War. On one of these trips, his ship was caught in the stylex blast and he became Bo Levar. (from "Apocalypse")

From Quiz Fantasy Lands

Answer: C. S. Lewis

"The Chronicles of Narnia" series by C.S. Lewis spawned a cinematic hit of the very famous first novel, "The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe".

From Quiz Fantasy Quotes

Answer: J.R.R. Tolkien

Gandalf says this to Frodo when Frodo bemoans the fact that Bilbo did not kill Gollum when he had the chance. From "The Fellowship of the Ring, Chapter 2"

From Quiz Bookstore of Fantasy and Horror

Answer: Bitten

"Bitten" is the first book in Kelley Armstrong's "Women of the Otherworld" series.

From Quiz For Lovers of Fantasy

Answer: The Fool and Fitzchivalry

Many times during the book's duration the king's fool tells Fitzchivalry that he is his catalyst. A tool to be used to change the path of the world and prevent the future spiralling into darkness.

From Quiz Swords in Fantasy Literature

Answer: Ineluki

Sorrow was a blade created by an unholy joining of iron and witchwood. Pryrates presented this sword to King Elias, and it began to dominate his mind and soul.

From Quiz Tales of Two Terrys

Answer: Court scribe

Talking dogs are not restricted to Brook's books, however. Terry Pratchett also created a sentient canine, one Gaspode the Wonder Dog. Unlike Abernathy, who held a high position in the royal court and who had once been human, Gaspode was a true mutt living homeless on the streets of Ankh-Morpork. "Woof."

From Quiz Fantasy People 2

Answer: The White Witch

The White Witch had cast a spell on Narnia, and it had been winter for a hundred years. Trufflehunter was a friendly badger in "Prince Caspian". The Hag was a minor, but nasty, character in the same book. Rilian was the prince in "The Silver Chair".

From Quiz Fantasy People 1

Answer: Jadis

Queen Jadis of Charn was the villain Polly and Diggory found sleeping in a great hall with all her court. Diggory woke her by striking a bell, and after that she proved very difficult to get rid of. In the end, she fled to a garden where she hung about plotting against the Narnians. Some scholars think she is the same character as the White Witch in "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe", others point to a comment about "all these northern witches..." which implies she is not. Polly and Diggory are the child protagonists of the story, while Andrew is Diggory's foolish and rather wicked uncle.

From Quiz Fantasy and Science Fiction Mix!

Answer: Wednesday

Bilbo forgot all about tea with Gandalf because he forgot to write it on his Engagement Tablet. He was too flustered by Gandalf's talk of adventures to do anything other than have some cakes and a drink! Imagine his surprise when a dwarf turned up on the doorstep. And that one was followed by several more. And several more.

From Quiz Unique Magic in Fantasy Worlds

Answer: C.S. Friedman

This world is part of 'The Coldfire Trilogy'. These novels somewhat border between fantasy and sci-fi because the history of the world is that originally that humans came there from Earth, but the books have typical fantasy setting and plot and usually considered fantasy. All the other Friedman's books are sci-fi and all are excellent.

From Quiz Fantastic Characters

Answer: FitzChivalry

FitzChivalry is the main character of 'The Farseer' trilogy by Robin Hobb. Fool is a very interesting character who looks very different, but has the traditional role of a wise person who talks in riddles. Verity is the prince who will inherit the throne, but he has to save the kingdom because he is the one capable of using The Skill. Kettericken is the bride that Verity is arranged to marry and who wins the hearts of everyone by her honesty and integrity.

From Quiz Fantasy Geography

Answer: Erebor

Mount Doom and Orodruin are one and the same. Mount Gundabad sits at the northern end of the Misty Mountains and was once an orcish capital.

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