Which Fantasy/SciFi Character Are You?

To take the test, select an answer for each of the questions below, then click Score Results. There are no right or wrong answers, merely virtues and traits you most adhere to. You will then be matched with the fantasy or science fiction character that you have the most in common with.

Your beliefs are best described as:

You prefer dealing with the down-to-earth realities of this world.
You are only concerned with what can be scientifically explained.
You have faith in a higher power and/or supernatural phenomena.
You don't worship regularly, but feel attuned with your own spirituality.

You are on a jury and are offered a large bribe. Do you:

Refuse the bribe in favor of your generous jury duty pay.
Accept the bribe, but only if you would have decided that way anyway. No harm done!
Accept the bribe. Everyone has their price, including me.

When assigned to a group project you are more likely to:

hang back and try to get by with minimal effort.
work wherever it is needed most, as long as the task gets done.
assume a leadership position to ensure work is coordinated efficiently.

You are more likely to enjoy:

a personal discussion of feelings.
a sophisticated philosophical debate.

Your friends would describe you as:

level-headed and easy-going.
calculating and rational.
sensitive and caring.

You would rather recharge by:

doing something with others, like attending a party.
doing something alone, like reading a book.

People turn to you for advice:

sometimes, but usually just my close friends.
rarely or never.
frequently, sometimes even acquaintances.

You try to be guided and ruled by your:

thoughts and logic.
feelings and sentiments.

The only way to get something done right is to do it yourself.

I agree.
I disagree.

It would make you happier doing:

whatever is the greatest benefit to society.
whatever gets me ahead in life.

You are __________ that there is an afterlife.

uncertain
pretty sure
doubtful

If killing your best friend would make you immortal, would you do it?

No way.
I'm a little ashamed to admit it, but probably yes.
It's somewhat tempting, but no thanks.

If you could rig the next big election so that your candidate of choice came out on top, would you?

Yes, it would help turn things around.
No, that's no way to foster a free society.

In a criminal justice system, it would be preferable to:

convict an innocent person.
let a guilty person go free.