Which dwarf owned a magical ring that brought a curse?
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Andvari
30 public questions with answers, drawn from the well. How many can you answer?
Explore Norse mythology through 30 trivia questions about giants, dwarves, spirits, and other legendary beings. This collection reaches beyond the best-known gods, featuring cursed treasures such as Andvaranaut, stone-hearted giants who challenge Thor, and the magical eight-legged stallion Sleipnir, who helped build the walls of Asgard.
Questions also cover Scandinavian folklore, including the water spirit that lures people beneath the surface, protective land spirits connected with rocks and hills, and the female guardian spirits known collectively as the fylgjur. The set suits mythology enthusiasts, pub quizzes, game nights, and classroom activities introducing Norse legends and folklore.
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Andvari
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Hrungnir
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Svaðilfari
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Hymir
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Landvættir
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Sinmara
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Eikþyrnir
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Bergelmir
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Níðhöggr
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Vedrfölnir
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Garmr
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Gullinkambi
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Heidrun
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Hræsvelgr
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Draugr
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Norns
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Fafnir
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Ymir
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Auðumbla
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Valkyries
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Ratatoskr
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Huginn and Muninn
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Sleipnir
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Jörmungandr
Good questions cover giants, dwarves, dragons, wolves, water spirits, land spirits, and guardian beings. Examples include identifying the dwarf linked to a cursed ring, the stallion that helped construct Asgard's walls, and the water spirit said to lure people to drown.
The difficulty ranges from familiar figures to specialized folklore. Players may recognize giants and Thor, while questions about fylgjur, land spirits, or lesser-known dwarves require deeper knowledge of Norse mythology and Scandinavian traditions.
Sleipnir is Odin's magical eight-legged horse. In one myth, a giant builder agrees to construct Asgard's walls with help from his powerful stallion. Loki intervenes by transforming into a mare, and Sleipnir is later born from that encounter.
A nøkk is a shape-shifting water spirit from Scandinavian folklore. It is commonly associated with lakes, rivers, and waterfalls and may appear in an attractive or horse-like form. Stories warn that the nøkk uses deception to draw people into the water.
Fylgjur are supernatural guardian spirits associated with individuals or families in Norse mythology. They can appear in animal or human form and are linked with fate, protection, and character. The term is often translated as “followers” or “accompanying spirits.”