She flies in a mortar, using the pestle to steer and a silver birch broom to sweep away her tracks.
This character sometimes tests visitors with questions like "Did you come here of your own free will, or did someone send you?" This guardian of the Waters of Life and Death gave the gift of a flaming skull to a girl who did all the chores this figure asked her to do without complaint. This rewarder of Vasilissa the Wise is guarded by a trio of horsemen, who are colored white, red, and black to represent Day, Sun, and Night. Her residence is surrounded by a fence of bones. She flies in a mortar, using the pestle to steer and a silver birch broom to sweep away her tracks. For 10 points, name this hag from Slavic mythology who lives in a cabin that moves on chicken legs.
This character sometimes tests visitors with questions like "Did you come here of your own free will, or did someone send you?
Baba Yaga [or Baba Yaha; or Baba Jaga; or Jaga Baba; or Baba Roga]