Amulet of Quizzening +3 — The Dungeons & Dragons Quiz

Drow primarily worship Lolth, a demon who appears to be half drow, half gigantic spider.

THAC0 was the number you needed to roll on a D20 to hit an enemy with an Armor Class of zero in some editions of D&D. It wasn't the most intuitive system ever.

There are other continents in the Realms, but the primary focus is on Faerûn.

Arneson and Gygax developed the original D&D rules in the early 1970s after playing in miniature war games set in medieval times.

A barbarian can rage a limited number of times each day. The tradeoff for the extra damage is a reduced armor class.

Undermountain is a legendary dungeon partly created by the mad wizard Halaster.

Instead of bound hardcover books, the 2nd Edition Monstrous Compendium was an expandable binder system.

1st Edition monks were masters of unarmed combat, and gained a grab-bag of abilities like immunity to disease, faking death and speaking with plants.

If your hit points reach zero, you're in serious trouble (though not necessarily dead).

While metallic dragons generally have good alignments, the chromatic dragons are all evil.

Casting Wish can usually get you what you want, but sometimes it'll cost you.

The bizarre, insectile rust monster could even destroy magic weapons.

Trolls regenerate, so you have to use acid or fire to keep one down.

The vampire lord Strahd rules Ravenloft, D&D's gothic horror setting.

A gazebo is a nice place to have a picnic. A dire gazebo, on the other hand…

TSR stands for Tactical Studies Rules.

CON (constitution) is the missing ability score.

Without a spellbook, a wizard can’t memorize spells to cast, and they're not good at much else.

Fighters and paladins look forward to the day they find (or can afford to buy) their first set of full plate.

Mind-flayers are also known as illithid.

Clerics derive their magic from whatever divine beings they pray to.

Bigby's hand spells have appeared in almost every edition of D&D.

The later editions of Chainmail added rules for fantasy themes, which eventually evolved into Dungeons & Dragons.

Zuggtmoy is a demon of rot and fungus.

In "Expedition to the Barrier Peaks," the players explore a crashed spaceship populated by robots.

Of the nine possible alignments, this description best fits Chaotic-Good.

Beholders have one large eye and several smaller eyes, each on an "eye-stalk."

Turning Tiamat into a giant evil dragon is an odd interpretation of an ancient Mesopotamian sea goddess, which is where the name comes from.

The detailed saving throws of early editions have been pared down to simple ability score rolls these days.

The basic character creation ability roll is 3d6, though there are lots of variations if you want more powerful characters.