Relive "Memories of Ice" Trivia Quiz

Answer: Bellurdan and Nightchill

Tattersail dies partway through "Gardens of the Moon". She reincarnates and grows up extremely quickly by sucking the life out of her mother, who is only about 20 when she becomes pregnant with Silverfox. Nightchill dies in the same book, killed by a demon. Bellurdan, the one responsible for Tattersail's death, is the third person inside her.

Oakhallow is a character from Elizabeth Moon's "The Deed of Paksenarrion" trilogy, and Fireheart is from Erin Hunter's "Warriors" series.

Answer: Vessel

Specifically, this word refers to a container that is discarded after one use. This young woman ages extremely quickly, becoming old and withered while Silverfox grows quickly. Silverfox seeks a way to restore her mother's youth.

According to Steven Erikson, "Mhybe" rhymes with "tribe". The woman's real name is not mentioned in this book.

Answer: Wanderer within the Sword

Tattersail was likely supposed to be the Deck's Master, but her death in "Gardens of the Moon" made that impossible. While Paran dies in that book as well, several gods try to claim his body, and Paran comes back to life and becomes the Deck's Master.

He now has power over the Deck and can even sanction new Houses. He's also a new card: Master of the Deck, an Unaligned card, whose appearance is described in "House of Chains".

Answer: Break the Crippled God's chains

The Sleeping Goddess Burn chained the Crippled God to herself before falling asleep. Brood has her hammer, which he is supposed to use to break the chains, awakening Burn. However, her awakening will cause all civilizations to collapse, which doesn't bother Burn, since she can start again.

Not awakening her soon will result in her death, and with it, the death of all life. With two terrible options, Brood refuses to wake up Burn, waiting for a third option.

Answer: Ay

An ay is similar to a wolf. This ay is called Baaljagg and is the last of her kind. She gives Toc visions of her memories, which he sees in his blank eye socket. Baaljagg has the soul of the wolf goddess Fanderay in her.

Answer: Gethol shows personal agency by attacking Brukhalian.

Hood wants a Herald who has no desires of his own and exists only to serve Hood. When Brukhalian attacks Gethol as a way of refusing Hood's support, Gethol decides to attack him on his own, not in Hood's name. Hood dismisses him right afterwards. Gethol suspects that his marred looks don't help either. The Crippled God later asks Gethol to be his Herald for the House of Chains he hopes to establish.

Answer: Severed hand

When Trotts cuts off his hand, the boy gets an opening to crush his throat. However, the gambit doesn't pay off--the boy dies while Mallet heals Trotts, leaving the boy's father upset that his son was willing to sacrifice his hand for a victory that he didn't get.

Answer: T'lan Imass

They engaged in a ritual to become immortal. In the process, they outlived their gods and live in the dust. Later on, they seek to have the Ritual reversed and their memories of ice returned to the land.

Answer: They become poisoned.

The warrens become difficult to traverse: Quick Ben says that Hood's warren is the easiest to travel through. The Crippled God tells Kallor that anyone who does his own will has no difficulty in traversing warrens.

Answer: Capustan

After a massive siege, the Bridgeburners come to help defeat the Domin. The White Face Barghast eventually drive the Tenescowri out.