Question

In one story, Cu Chulainn wins the champion’s portion by agreeing to have this action performed on him in a namesake “game.” For 10 points each:
[10m] Name this action featured in numerous medieval folktales, which, in one story, is performed on a character who is later given three kisses, but not a protective sash, in exchange for a fox.
ANSWER: decapitation [or beheading or equivalents; accept beheading game]
[10e] As is typical in the genre, this Arthurian knight is only nicked on the back of the neck by the Green Knight as part of the beheading game.
ANSWER: Sir Gawain [accept Sir Gawain and the Green Knight]
[10h] Much like the supernatural figures in beheading game tales, this headless horseman from Irish folklore carries his own head while looking for those who are about to die.
ANSWER: Dullahan [or Dubhlachan or dúlachán]
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Ohio State ACWRU B010010
CWRU D (DII)Kenyon A (UG)0000
Michigan BMichigan D (DII)1010020
Michigan C (UG)CWRU C (UG)1010020
Michigan State B (UG)Ohio State C (DII)010010
Ohio State B (DII)Kenyon B (DII)1010020
Pitt B (UG)Michigan State C (UG)1010020