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Heroic Fantasy

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1. In the Iliad, Ulysses is charmed by mermaidsdryadsgiantsI don't know.

2. "The Lady with the dwarfunicorngiantI don't know." is a famous tapestry which is in a Parisian museum.

3. The stickmagic wandwoolly hatI don't know is said to be useful for the sorcerer to cast spells.

4. The Lady of the Lake is a sirenfairywyvernI don't know who is the keeper of Arthur's Sword Excalibur in Arthurian Legend.

5. Historically, the ChinesegiantsnakedragonI don't know was often associated with the power of the Emperor.

6. The flamingoswanphoenixI don't know is said to be a long-lived bird that cyclically regenerates.

7. In Greek mythology, a centaurgoblinfaunI don't know is a creature with a human upper body and a lower body and legs of a horse.

8. In Germanic folklore, a dwarfelfgnomeI don't know is an entity that dwells in mountains and loves jewels.

9. The elvesfaunsdryadsI don't know are creatures living in forests and depicted with pointy ears.

10. The Egyptian dogbullsphinxI don't know was viewed as benevolent, with a big strength and was thought of as the guardian of temples.