A king in this work brings rain back to his kingdom by sending women aboard a boat disguised as a hermitage to seduce a perfectly chaste man who had been born with the horns of a deer. A villainous character in this work refuses to step on a floor that he thinks is a pool, (15[1])and is then (15[2])mocked (15[1])by the protagonists after he steps into a pool that he thinks is a floor. (15[1])In this work, only seven creatures survive (15[1])after a fire god disguised as a hungry beggar successfully persuades a warrior to burn down the (*) Khandava Forest. After a king in this work completes the Rajasuya sacrifice, his cousins become so jealous that they invite him (10[1])for a game of dice, (10[1])which is won (10[1])by the (10[1])crooked uncle Shakuni. For 10 points, what epic attributed to Vyasa depicts the war between the Kauravas and the Pandavas? ■END■