The _______ and the Stone

"A wizard is never late..."

This power is what ultimately defeats Voldemort.

This male half of the source was tainted by the Dark One

This King liked to sit at round table

This sword glows blue when orcs are near

"Welcome in the lions name! Come! Further Up and Further In!"

In Steven Pressfield's, Gates of Fire, this King of Sparta and his 300 soldiers made their famous last stand against the Persians.

One of the three, this "unforgivable curse" is used to compel others do do whatever the caster wishes

Ned is told when you play this, you win or die

One of the three deathly hallows, this unassuming weapon came from Death himself

"It is every man's right, Rand, to choose when to Sheathe the Sword. Even one like me."

Confronting Odium, Dalinar yells, "You cannot have my pain!" and proceeds to open this.

In Dungeons and Dragons, this type of magic comes from the world around the caster as opposed to the divine.

This sword-wielding barbarian from ancient Cimmeria was created by Robert E Howerd

"Hello, would you like to destroy some evil today?"

“People like to invent monsters and monstrosities. Then they seem less monstrous themselves."

During the Last Battle, this location is where the last king of Malkier held against the trollocs and fades.

Magic is also known as Gramarye in this dragon filled book series

This composer wrote the music for the Peter Jackson Lord of the Rings movie trilogy

This sword or aspects of it has been wielded by champions across time and space, and has borne names like Durandal, the Cold Sword, Terminus Est, the Sword of Man, Narsil, Changeling, Ruyi Jingu Bang, the Needle Gun, the Sword of the Dawn, Callandor, and Excalibur

"The truth. It is a beautiful and terrible thing, and should therefore be treated with great caution."

In the Silmarillion, during this great battle, also known as Dagor Bragollach, the forces of Morgoth were ultimately unable to take the fortress on Himring.

Along with genetic mutation, Witchers learn to cast this form of simple magic during their training

Coming it at over 5 millions words over 13 books, this unfinished series, written by Steven Erickson, is currently the largest Epic fantasy book series.