RPG Class Test, What Class are You!
Posted on May 30, 2006 by Brian under Games.
| Ranger 70% Combativeness, 53% Sneakiness, 29% Intellect, 75% Spirituality |
| Combative, stealthy, and spiritual; you are a Ranger! Rangers are the warriors of the woodlands. Stealthy, skilled in combat, and capable of casting spells, they are fearsome opponents and skilled hunters. Rangers are usually accompanied by an animal companion and have a tendency to either use a bow, or to wield a melee weapon in each hand. Sneaky, aggressive, and faithful, though not overly inclined towards that “book learning,” you’re probably a pretty dangerous person when you want to be. You may be a staunch defender of the forests, but I don’t trust you. |
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My test tracked 4 variables How you compared to other people your age and gender:
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This was a pretty accurate test for me. I play a Hunter in World of Warcraft. It is the same as a Ranger in D&D.
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Replies to "RPG Class Test, What Class are You!"
Jenni on May 30, 2006
oohhh…lookie…I’m a monk!
Ching on June 1, 2006
I’m a wizard! I beat you both! So there! See my results below..
Wizard
25% Combativeness, 30% Sneakiness,
67% Intellect, 38% Spirituality
Brilliant! You are a Wizard!
Wizards are spells-casters who study powerful arcane magic. While Wizards tend to be pretty fragile, some of those spells can pack quite a punch. Unlike Clerics, Wizards aren’t as good at fixing people as they are at breaking them, so watch where you toss that fireball…
Your most distinctive trait is your intelligence. You’re probably well learned and logical, if perhaps a bit fragile.
You scored higher than 22% on Combativeness
You scored higher than 38% on Sneakiness
You scored higher than 42% on Intellect
You scored higher than 28% on Spirituality
bob on December 26, 2006
how do you take this quiz..?
Ching on December 26, 2006
Here’s the link, Bob.
http://www.okcupid.com/tests/take?testid=1532690756472625027
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Jenni on May 30, 2006
Hahahahahaha! How accurate was their intellect measuring scale, huh? So funny!