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Now with 2 L's!

If you need an RQ for the R1D4 9-pointer, please post in the Instant Replay Thread. I misread a map.

ETA: I think since the clue asked for "or," there are two correct responses. I'll take either.

So far there have been a ton of great category submissions. I can't promise to use them all, but I'll get as much in as I can fit, even if I have to make "player-submitted clues" a category one day.

I know some folks have religious observances over the weekend, so to allow for your down time I'll try to get R1D6 up some time later this afternoon to give you as much time as I can to play.

BILL & TED'S EXCELLENT PASSENGERS

2: Beginning in 1206, he led the Golden Horde in widespread conquests of Asia and eastern Europe that may have killed as many as 40 million people.

4: The only Shakespearean character ever to be canonized, in Henry VI Part 1 she breaks a siege at Orleans.

6: He reportedly wept when he could not hear the audience's ovation at the premiere of his Ninth Symphony.

8: A ferrotype of this outlaw, killed four months before his twenty-second birthday, was purchased in 2011 for $2.3 million.

10: The elenchus method would later come to be named for this philosopher who pioneered its use as a teaching technique.

3-D ART & ARTISTS

3: Revolutionary rioters beheaded the sculptures in this cathedral's Gallery of Kings, mistaking the kings of Judah and Israel for kings of France.

6: Pink sandstone was the medium of choice for sculptors during the period named for this country's Gupta Empire.

9: This school, which taught German Modernist architecture during the Weimar Republic, was run at various times by Walter Gropius and Ludwig Mies van der Rohe.

12: This Mount Rushmore sculptor also created likenesses of Confederate leaders Zebulon Vance and Alexander Stevens for National Statuary Hall.

15: This building named for Time Magazine's 1929 Man of the Year was the first known man-made structure to exceed 1,000 feet in height.

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BILL & TED'S EXCELLENT PASSENGERS
2: Genghis Khan
4: Joan of Arc
6: Beethoven
8: Billy the Kid
10: Socrates

3-D ART & ARTISTS
3: Notre-Dame de Paris
6: India
9: Bauhaus
12: Gutzon Borglum
15: Chrysler Building