General

Lawful good...no wonder I can't be an "Evil Feeder"!

Helps the law, breaks the law, focuses on Good regardless of focusing on doing things legally to help people as a noble cop or a knight might (Lawful Good), or viewing laws as generally getting in the way of helping people (Chaotic Good).

And if you're a Harry Potter fan, check out the link I added to the first post.

I got Neutral Good.

Also I liked all of these, except for where you say that Luke became Lawful Good. I feel like he stayed Chaotic Good, or possibly became Neutral Good because he clashed with the government far too often to be Lawful good *my two cents*

My thought was based on the fact that throughout the EU novels he continued to be only loosely tied to the government that the Rebel Alliance helped set up, often going against it's wishes and ruffling more than a few feathers.

I'd be a Neutral Good Human Wizard/Cleric, which makes sense I suppose.

Neutral Good Human Ranger/Sorcerer (2nd/1st Level) No idea what that means but it sounds cool. And according to the ranger thing I get animal companions. Ya just like Beast Master. lol

Ok sethman you want to go to the first page. Then you want to go to Saphiel Sir first post and you want to use the link on the bottom not the top. The one for Harry potter fans and once that page opens up you should see on the left hand side at the bottom of the list "What D&D Character Am I?". Hope that helps

A bard is a kind of ancient (and in this case magical) singer/poet. They're often charismatic rogues that sing/play music to enhance their team/party, such as boosting their courage and fighting capability, and also have knowledge of folklore and other tales. They also have a medium selection of spells, usually involving charms and illusions, and some minor skill with a good variety of weapons, making them a jack-of-all-trades.



As for stats, 10 is about average where 18 is about the peak of human ability.

Strength: Represents muscle and physical power.
Dexterity: Represents hand-eye coordination, agility, reflexes, and balance.
Constitution: Represents health and stamina.
Intelligence: Represents how one learns and reasons.
Wisdom: Represents willpower, common sense, perception, and intuition.
Charisma: Represents force of personality, persuasiveness, personal magnetism, ability to lead, and physical attractiveness.

Don't worry too much about the levels, everyone starts their career off as Level 1 and goes up as you adventure.

A ranger is more of a wilderness warrior and hunter/tracker. They have much knowledge of nature and often specialise in wielding two weapons or wielding bows. They also specialise in fighting certain types of enemies like dragons, goblins, or the undead and get combat bonuses when fighting them. Indeed, in this case they also get a loyal Animal Companion that gets stronger/tougher as they do, like a hawk, wolf or horse, and also have a small selection of often nature themed spells.



A sorcerer in the case of this quiz is a natural spellcaster with magic in their blood(as opposed to a wizard, who learns from books). They've got loads of 'juice'/'energy'/etc to cast with, though they have a limited selection of spells and don't learn more with study. They have a little skill with several weapons, and like wizards, can have a Familiar which is a magical beast that resembles a small animal and is unusually intelligent, also granting the spellcaster a bonus (example, a Cat familiar would grant it's owner a boost to moving about silently). They are linked to the soul of the spellcaster who will lose a hefty amount of experience if the familiar is killed or dismissed.

(for the curious, Harry-Potter-type-wizards are more a combination of both sorcerers and wizards, where here they're split up to limit power game-wise. Messenger pets like owls and toads are probably more like Animal Companions without extra combat bonuses, though Voldemort's pet snake Nagini is much more like a Familiar given their particular bond)

You're a mix of both. I also added a direct link to the lengthy quiz to the first post.

Thanks Saphiel Sir I knew Neutral Good Human Ranger/Sorcerer sounded cool. But the description you gave made it sound way more awesome. And I get a Familiar plus a loyal Animal Companion sweet.