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In Mandinka myth, one of these people grows large enough to wear a hut’s roof as a hat. For 10 points each:
[10m] Name this type of person, exemplified by West African figures like Fakoli. It’s not a blacksmith, but a king commonly called one of these people dies from an arrowhead made with a white rooster’s spur.
ANSWER: wizards [or sorcerers or magicians or enchanters or mages or warlocks; accept magic-users; accept sorcerer-king]
[10e] The sorcerer-king Sumanguru is slain by this founder of the Mali Empire in a namesake epic recited by griots (“gree-OH’s”).
ANSWER: Sundiata [or Sundiata Kieta or Sunjata; accept the Epic of Sundiata]
[10h] A Songhai wizard named Faran Maka Boté stopped a blind water spirit named Zinkibaru from subjugating the gods through this activity. A mythical queen who names a tool used for this activity gifted a blind girl a mukimbe.
ANSWER: music [accept word forms such as being a musician or making music; accept singing or playing an instrument or playing the drum or playing the fiddle or playing the guitar or playing the harp or playing the marimba; prompt on art or making art] (The queen is Queen Marimba, the source of the word “marimba.”)
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TournamentExact Match?HeardPPBEasy %Medium %Hard %
2025 ACF NationalsYes2415.83100%21%38%