Across
- 2. The jealous Danish Warrior who taunts Beowulf about his swimming match with Breca then gives him a sword
- 3. The Knight’s only servant on the trip.
- 7. He fails to properly reward Lanval's loyalty.\
- 9. Poet who wrote Lanval
- 12. Arthur's magical sword given to him by the Lady of the Lake.
- 13. A corrupt, rebellious holy man who loves hunting, greyhounds, and fine horses more than fasting and studying in a monastery
- 14. King Arthur's greatest, most celebrated champion whose tragic, adulterous affair with Queen Guinevere ultimately fractures the unity of the Round Table.
- 17. He sells fraudulent official church pardons and fake religious relics.
- 19. Beowulf’s childhood friend whom he competed against in a legendary, multi-day open-ocean swimming match plagued by sea monsters.
- 20. : Mead-Hall where Grendel attacks nightly
Down
- 1. A lonely, ruthless monster who terrorizes the Danes
- 4. : Loyal warrior who helps Beowulf slay the dragon when all the other men flee
- 5. The Knight’s twenty-year-old son and apprentice.
- 6. An unnamed, incredibly wealthy, and stunningly beautiful lady from the supernatural realm of Avalon.
- 8. The knight who hesitates but ultimately obeys a dying Arthur’s command to throw his sword back into the water.
- 10. The five-pointed star symbol emblazoned on Gawain’s shield representing his virtues and five wits.
- 11. An unnamed beast, motivated by the warrior code of blood-vengeance she attacks Heorot to avenge her slain son.
- 15. The green silk lace sash given to Gawain by the Lady, which he keeps to protect his life.
- 16. The final monster Beowulf fights in his old age, leading to his mortal wound.
- 18. The mystical, otherworldly realm where Lanval rides away with his fairy lover at the end of the lai.