Chapter 1
Mythological rides and divine chariots
View / Create
Answer
Chapter 2
Starships and cosmic cruisers
View / Create
Answer
Chapter 3
Pop culture cars and land machines
View / Create
Answer
Chapter 4
Literary and sea-faring vessels
View / Create
Answer
YOUR GOAL
Master of Legendary and fictional vehicles
Ch 1 · Mythological rides and divine chariots
schopenhauer Thor's Chariot Goats
Eat and revive, eat and revive! Mjölnir brings those goats back to life!

schopenhauer Ancient Hindu texts describe vimanas, legendary flying palaces or chariots used by gods and kings for aerial travel and warfare.
Fun Fact
Viking pocket ships: Skidbladnir in Norse myth was so massive it fit all the gods, yet it could fold up like a napkin to fit in a pocket.

schopenhauer Norse mythology features Skidbladnir, a magical ship owned by the god Freyr that always found a favorable wind and could fold into a pocket.
Glossary
chariot (noun)
A two-wheeled horse-drawn vehicle used in ancient warfare and racing. The Greek god Helios drove a golden chariot across the sky daily to bring daylight.
A two-wheeled horse-drawn vehicle used in ancient warfare and racing. The Greek god Helios drove a golden chariot across the sky daily to bring daylight.
Quiz
Which Greek mythological figure tragically lost control of Helios's sun chariot, nearly burning the Earth?

BETA
schopenhauer Test your knowledge on mythological vehicles in games. Can you identify the correct name of King Solomon's legendary flying carpet?
Quiz
What were the names of the two cats that pulled Freya's chariot in Norse mythology?
Quiz
What unique physical ability did the Norse mythological ship Skidbladnir possess?
Quiz
Which Hindu deity originally owned the Pushpaka Vimana before it was taken by Ravana?
Quiz
In ancient Hindu epics like the Ramayana, what were the legendary flying palaces or chariots called?
Quiz
According to Middle Eastern folklore, what material was King Solomon's legendary flying carpet made of?
Quiz
In Norse myth, which dwarven smiths crafted the magical folding ship Skidbladnir?
