Statistics for Fictional Races/Humanoids

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Origin	Description	Answer	% Correct
Greek mythology	Female warriors.	Amazons	100%
Norse mythology	The principal pantheon of Norse gods.	Æsir	58%
Doctor Who franchise	The species that the Doctor belongs to.	Gallifreyans	58%
Tolkien's legendarium	A race of large black orcs.	Uruk-hai	50%
The Elder Scrolls franchise	An ancient, subterranean city-dwelling race.	Dwemer	42%
A Song of Ice and Fire franchise	Diminutive humanoids who inhabit nature.	Children of the Forest	33%
Japanese mythology	A race of humanoid creatures with beaks or beak-like noses.	Tengu	17%
Irish mythology	A hostile, supernatural race who come from under the sea or the earth. Later portrayed as giants.	Fomorians	8%
Yoruba religion	Spirits sent by higher divinities to guide all creation.	Orisha	8%
Various mythologies	A group of people who's feet are turned backwards but who can run at great speed.	Abarimon	0%
Aztec mythology	The malevolent spirits of women who died during childbirth.	Cihuateteo	0%
Myst franchise	A civilisation that could write books, which could link them to Ages.	D'ni	0%
Borderlands franchise	An ancient alien race from Nekrotafeyo.	Eridians	0%
The Witcher franchise	The race of vampires that can appear like humans.	Higher Vampires	0%
Indigenous Australian folklore	Fairy-like beings of Arnhem Land. If you take the "n" out of the name of a famous Australian dinosaur you get the same word.	Mimi	0%