Three magic words for making one of these objects are extracted from the dead giant Antero Vipunen after Vainamoinen enters his stomach and beats on the walls.
Three magic words for making one of these objects are extracted from the dead giant Antero Vipunen after Vainamoinen enters his stomach and beats on the walls. Cymodocea emerges from one of these objects after Cybele transforms a set of them into nymphs during Virgil's Aeneid. The Seven Lucky Gods, or Shichi Fukujin of Shinto, own one of these named for "Treasure." The snake Vasuki attached Vishnu's avatar Matsya to one. Norse myth features one owned by Hrym which is made of dead people's nails, known as Naglfar. Another one included a talking branch from Dodona and a rotten board which killed its owner, who went to Colchis with it and used it to bring back his wife Medea. For 10 points, name this mode of transportation whose mythical examples include Jason's Argo.
Three magic words for making one of these objects are extracted from the dead giant Antero Vipunen after Vainamoinen enters his stomach and beats on the walls.
ships [or boats]