| Wizard 37% Combativeness, 26% Sneakiness, 70% Intellect, 30% 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. |
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My test tracked 4 variables How you compared to other people your age and gender:
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| Link: The RPG Class Test written by MFlowers on Ok Cupid |
wish i can do that test, but our corporate proxy detects nudity and sexual references in that website
Heh!
That’s what I love about our connection at work… we don’t have any filters or anything whatsoever. 🙂
Your not even at work this week.
booooo
hahahaha – D&D..god that goes back…*reminisces whilst bringing out Magic:The Gathering* ;P
LOL
We still play Magic every now and again. 🙂
hahahaha – umm see..this was the part where you weren’t meant to admit to that – you were just meant to say ‘yes,magic – i remember that’…it’s like when people talk about bloodbowl – i laugh with them but i don’t tell them I still have the game somewhere and that I actually hand painted six scaven globadiers in my time 😉
::grin::
See, I embrace my geekiness. 😉
lol!!
Im not a geek *embraces denial* 😉
hmmmmm
77% Combativeness, 66% Sneakiness, 61% Intellect, 16% Spirituality
A decent warriors, reasonable spell-caster, and fairly good at tricking people, the Bard is the jack of all trades. These charming fellows live by their wits, though a sharp blade, a few spells, and some lockpicks never hurt.
Smart, sneaky, and aggressive, you’re probably good at most things you try. You don’t have much need for spirituality or superstition and are much more likely to live in the here and now… and if you can get some fun and profit out of the here and now, even better.
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I got the NPC… what a pussy.
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The description sounds fine, but “Bard”… heh. 🙂
Arcane trickster. Suck it, Gandalf!
OMG im a wizard too
37% Combativeness, 20% Sneakiness, 58% Intellect, 13% Spirituality
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.
55% Combativeness, 40% Sneakiness, 50% Intellect, 41% Spirituality
Fighters are the basic martial combatants in D&D. Their abilities and skills vary wildly between individuals, but they all share one thing in common… a definite preference for violence.
You’re either really defensive, have an unhealthy fascination with sharp objects… or you just like hurting people. Either way, you should probably try and keep your cool. Being able to hack someone into pieces maybe a useful skill in most RPGs, but in real life it will just get you into trouble.
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of COURSE i’m a fighter!!!!
Hahaha. 🙂
Ooooooh! Prestige class, im special.
51% Combativeness, 23% Sneakiness, 88% Intellect, 41% Spirituality
Score! You have a prestige class. A prestige class can only be taken after you’ve fulfilled certain requirements. This may mean that you’re an exceptionally talented person, but it probably doesn’t.
Spellswords combine arcane might with combat know-how. They’re much tougher than mages, like to wear armor, and can cast spells through their weapons. They’re very, very, good at doing lots of damage to a single target very quickly, and while not quite as tough as most fighters, are still pretty hard to kill.
You’re both smart and aggressive, which means that you’re probably pretty dangerous when pissed off. You also tend to be somewhat straightforward, which is nice, and don’t have much use for spirituality or mysticism.
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Ack! You broke my LiveJournal! 😛
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If you wouldn’t mind. 🙂
Maybe see if you can copy and paste the code again. 🙂
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Hmm. Now it’s only your comments that are all blue and centred. I really don’t know how I did that.
Great way to introduce myself to a new lj friend – me, yes, I’m a clutz. But I’ve never broken a blog before. *grins*
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Now I can’t delete the original comment myself. 😛
Did you just hit the little red X icon to delete it?
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I did. Is that bad?
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Not at all, that’s how I’d expect it to be deleted.
Hrm.