| Fauns are also goatmen. Orthus is an acceptable spelling of Orthrus. Incubi are seductive, not secutive. Your quiz is too Greek-centered, which is fine, but it would be nice if you correspondingly had more medium-difficult non-Greek ones. Take singular answers (nymph). Balrogs are lovely but not precisely real-mythological, but a fantastic creation. It would be nice if your third column was the mythology that the creature came from. (European, Egyptian, Persian, Greek, whatever.) Sirens are also often described as bird-women.
Suggestions for more/different monsters (you have a lot of really good ones, like Orthrus and Geryon, but some of them, like the Mares of Diomedes, or having both Succubus and Incubus, are lame. I like this quiz!):
-Sphinx
-Manticore (personal favorite)
-Hippocampus
-Breaking up nymphs into naiads vs dryads vs oreads or whatever, maybe
-Tuatha de Danann
-Selkies (personal favorite)
-Brownies
-Trolls
-Centaurs
-Lorelei
-Chimera
-Basilisk/cockatrice
-Grendel
-Griffins |
Mythical Creatures
Myths & Legends
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