RPG Class Quiz
If you were an RPG character, what class would you be?
No gaming knowledge needed. Just pick what you'd actually do in everyday situations, and find your place in the party among 8 classic RPG classes — Knight, Mage, Cleric, Thief and more.
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3 axes
From your 18 answers we place you between two ends on each of 3 axes, on a scale of 0–100. The combination gives one of 8 classes.
| Position | Step up front ↔ Support from behind |
|---|---|
| Strength | Move with your body ↔ Think it through |
| Journey | With companions ↔ On your own |
All 8 classes
None is better or worse than another — each has the moments where it shines. compatibility chart for the RPG Class Quiz
KnightYou stand at the very front with your shield raised, blocking the way so your companions can move ahead safely. WarriorHefting a big weapon, you cut a path straight ahead with nothing but your own strength. HeroYou stand at the front, choose where the party goes, and lead your companions with both sword and spell. ThiefYou slip ahead alone, spot the traps, and quietly unlock the closed doors before the others get there. DancerWithout stepping to the front, you dance lightly at the back and put a spring in your companions' steps. RangerWith a bow on your back, you roam the hills and follow the tracks you've checked with your own feet. ClericYou check on each companion one by one and heal their wounds so the journey can go on. MageYou quietly work out your spell alone at the back, then unleash great power at the moment that counts.
Which one are you?
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- Is it free?
- Yes. No sign-up or login needed.
- How long does it take?
- 18 questions, about 3 minutes. If you reload the page, you can pick up where you left off in the same tab.
- Are my answers sent anywhere?
- No. Scoring happens in your browser, and the options you pick never leave your device.
- What does it tell me?
- Which of the 8 classes you are closest to, and the answers that decided it. It is just for fun — not a medical or psychological test.