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Archer who robbed the rich and gave the money to the poor
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Robin Hood
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Norse god of lightning and agriculture who wields a hammer
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Thor
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Finnish creature which is said to cause the Northern Lights
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Firefox
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Irish creature who wears green and has a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow
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Leprechaun
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Legendary Prussian king who died at the age of 116
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Widewuto
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According to tradition, a man could kiss any woman underneath this plant
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Mistletoe
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Slavic swamp monster which come to existence when pregnant women or unmarried mothers die
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Dziwożona
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Winged white horse which was ridden by Bellerophon
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Pegasus
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Sigmund pulled out the sword that Odin jabbed in this tree
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Barnstokkr
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Germanic goddess of humans and crops
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Ēostre
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Invisible sprite which can turn into fire, a human and a candle
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Kobold
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Half human half horse creature which live in Greece
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Centaur
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Baltic god of the sky and wealth who was the supreme Baltic god
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Dievas
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Roman 'Queen of Gods' who is the goddess of marriage and childbirth
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Juno
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Tree decorated with tinsel, baubles and a star or angel on top
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Christmas Tree
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Slavic creature which looks after the children and animals of the house
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Domovoy
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Winged Greek giant who had three heads
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Geryon
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Spirit who turns into animals to hunt vampires
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Krsnik
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Polish king who had to give the most expensive thing in his palace to a creature which held him captive
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King Kojata
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Legendary ancestor of all the Czechs
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Libuse
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Legendary British king who had a round table and owned Excalibur
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King Arthur
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Bulgarian fairies who are personifications of nature
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Samodiva
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Greek 'King of Gods' who is also the god of lightning and law
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Zeus
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Immortal bird which rises from the ashes
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Phoenix
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Slavic water monster who breaks dams and drowns people when angered
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Vodyanoy
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Baltic god of lightning, the sky, war, law, fire and rain
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Perkūnas
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According to Norse mythology, everything exist around this tree
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Yggdrasil
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Transylvanian vampire who lives in a castle
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Count Dracula
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Supernatural creatures from Icelandic folklore who are similar to fairies
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Huldufólk
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Men from Balkan tradition who could control the weather
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Zduhać
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Bulgarian giant who existed before humans
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Ispolin
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Norse god of wisdom, war and death
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Odin
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Slavic god of the Sun, justice and happiness
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Dazhbog
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Albanian vampire witch hybrid which can turn into a flying insect
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Shtriga
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Spirit who send lightning, rain and snow from the top of the mountain
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Rübezahl
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'Eternal hammerer' of Finnish mythology who can create anything
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Ilmarinen
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Romanian troubled spirits which can transform into an animal and turn invisible
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Strigoi
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Mythological spirit of the mines in the Donbas region of Ukraine
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Shubin
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Winged Greek mythological creature with the head of a human and the body of a lion
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Sphinx
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Fairy tale character who dies after eating a poisoned apple
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Snow White
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Half bull half man creature who lives at the center of a maze
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Minotaur
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Slavic creature who tricks young men to come next to her to drown them
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Rusalka
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Ukrainian forest god who lives in the Carpathian mountains
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Chuhaister
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Russian mountain spirit who is the mistress of the Ural mountains
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Mistress of Copper Mountain
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Supernatural slavic creature which flies around in a mortar
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Baba Yaga
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Plant root which was used as anesthetic in the past
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Mandrake
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Greek half bird half human creatures which steal food
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Harpy
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Romanian hero who frees the Sun and the Moon after they were stolen
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Greuceanu
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Norse god of mischief who can take the form of a fly, mare and a salmon
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Loki
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Slavic god of lightning, the sky and war
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Perun
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Greek goddess of wisdom who is named after the capital
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Athena
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Here are some sources/maps that I used: Scandinavia, British Isles and Greece.
Thanks to Brainstorm for doing the type-ins of this quiz!
Have a nice day :)
Difficult, but at least I found all the ones located in France, so that's fine for me.
The quiz couldn't be nominated due to having too many characters in the caveats and description (stupid rule).
It is quite difficult but I think that's because mythology as a topic is not very well known.
Have a nice day :)
For some reason we can't mouse over the Greek icons at the end to reveal the names. Maybe there's something in the way, like the fill of the black border?
Thank you for trying my quiz :)
It's pretty widely agreed that the capital of Greece is not actually named for the goddess, but the other way around!
Thanks for the feedback!